6 10 221 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/30a1b922e873950f51de1a0c29535985.pdf 76d4a1afe0d9b7976f841cc5d59ea684 PDF Text Text ' I Jr. High Toom Floys Daytona Thursday Catholic Chaplain To Spook hi= cigy A t EMW Club Meat M M M v M M mI u t r of S a a te i f n u In Dtytaaa nm II k mighty N|h Mb week; the Thanday at >:» ». m. fur j o in to organise tala tad wo ■oat bo patient,” ho tald. O p th n U tie re p o rt j w e re b e a n ! th ro u g h o u t th o BOOH o c . ■A u u ii i u i a t lu n s iiu u ila iu tu '.hr pieteij fSaW HM and modernized ■Old Mn. Diagfairkr, - ”a*d lo which wo hoto oddod fireproof wollo ood callings, aow kttebae oad Mn. Elinor Van W laik who haa Modern bathroom fadlltk*.’’ bad I years aapariaaca aa A n 't "Wo are proud of our staff,” Dietician a t Good Samaritan Hospi­ aho sold, "for realizing our goal tal in Cincinnati and was with the far ei&cioocp ood amypathy for 8 «*ar«l Johnson Chain for U oar potkota wo found that it could y iu U The present otaff wffl eoalot of S refisterwd annas, I He—sad pra­ BPW Sats M id-Year ctical nurses, I aursoo aidoo; 1 male orderly, and a roe option1stDirectors Meeting booUwcpor, sold Mrs. DiagfOld- In Daytona Beach wni ha held at Daytona Beach whan tha Florida Federation of Business and Professional Wo­ man’s dabs holds it's mid-year Board af Directors moating la the Daytona Plasa Hotel, Oat !M0, 1M7. The Board of Directors, under tho leadership at tha President, Mrs. Mario B. Bowden of Lees­ burg, consists of tho Presidents ever M00 members, Directors of tha nine geographical district. State Officers, Standing Committea Chairman asd Parliamentar­ ian. Advanced registration Indi­ cates that obifclm. Iz-a the cloba will bring tho attendance to about 300. The major topk to bo discuss­ ed Saturday morning will bo tho Employment S um y af tha op­ portunities for woman In Florida which will ba conducted In Novamber under tha direction of Mn. - Virginia Rasmussen, Public Attain Chairman of tha FedoraTha use of woman’s full capscltka u elthen*, including tha election and appointment of qualified women In gorernmental policy-making posts, will b* an­ other important topi*- Mrs. Hor­ tens* Walls, Legislation Chair- Legislative Goal; the enactment of tho Equal Pay Bill In the 1959 session of tho Legislature. The formal board meeting wUl open with tho first session at 9:30 a. m. Saturday. Sesilona are scheduled throughout tb« day and avanlng on Saturday. Sunday ac­ Fltisch tr Wins tivities will Include a final aes•ko lasting until noon. Marina Corps It la the aim of the Plorida BPW to Achieve Through Action Golf Crown MeMn Fleischer, son at Mr. and —With PereepUvo P l a n n i n g Mrs. Irvin Fleischer of Sanford, goals which will bens fit all woa corporal at Camp LeJeune, N. Those Planning to attend from C. won the Marino Corpa golf championship than. It waa raporv the Hanford Club are: Mrs. Arolyn True, Mrs. Either Evans, ad yesterday. Fleiaehsr has boon prominent In and Mn. Myrtle Gradlek. military golfing rlrelea and haa played k many tournaments. Bronchitis May Ba Primary Causa O f Lung Cancer MADISON, WIs. m — Bronchi* tls, and not cigarette amoMag, may be the primary cause of hmg cancer, according t« a British eta* car specialist. Dr. R. P7V«ssey af tho Cheater Beatty Research Institute, London, made a special report to tho Uni­ versity of Wisconsin Medical School “Juat became a man dks of lung cancer and alio tmnbad dur* lag bis Ufatime,” Paaay said, "It la not Justifiable to eall smoking tha primary causa." Passey said a study of British death certificates at the London Institute disclosed that tha Inci­ dence of hmg eaneer was twteo as high In England as ia tha Uni­ ted States. The long cancer death rate In Graat Britain Is SSI per million. Tha American rate Is 113, ha said. Bronchitis la a "likely candidate for tho role of primary causa of lung cancer,” h* said, adding that thara la no relation between tha quantity of cigarettes smoked and tha auicaptlblllty to hmg cancer. BULL KILLS MAN MADRID, Spain « — A 44year-otd man who Jumped Into a bullfighting ring to show his valor has become tha fourth victim of tho sport this year In Spain. En­ rique Mondragon, who was badly gored at tho village of Vail Do Uso, died of hla Injuries Monday. Previously, two young Torvros were killed In the ring and an el­ derly attendant waa killed whan a bull Jumped tho fence Into tha nar­ row no-mana-land between tha stands and ring. Hospital Notes Peggy Murray (Sanford) Mattie Saimaa (Banford) Robert White (Baste!) Eleanor Gormloy (Seated) Colees Wiashlp (Sanford) Gertruda Fraapoo (DaBary) Mnailyn MaDankl (Banforl) f^wt« Perkins (Sanford) OCT. IS is as follow*: soloist, Mrs. Harry Ecbotberger accompanied by M n. C. B. Michael; “Person end Con­ gregation”, Vail Robbtna and first grade parent*; gypsy dance. Doasna MeManua; old-fashlonod male- Kathrena Bellamy (Sanford) Dorothy Collk (Attenuate Springs) Florence Balsbaugh (Sanford; piano number played on ona piano by M n. Echclborgur and Mrs. Michael; musical skit, "Three Traas” , fourth grado parents. During Intarmisaion refreshmenu will be served and musk will be furnished by tha Stariightera. Tha second half of tha program will start with a skit, "School Daya,” second grado parents; har­ bor shop harmony, first grade fa­ thers; and win do st with tho "Dance Macabre’’, dance of death, put on by a groap of ilxth grade parents. Colored News Funeral Sunday For L. Blackshear ★ ★ ★ Adventists Will Hear W. M ozart Talk Saturday Walter L. Mstart. Orlando. Sabbath school and homo mission­ ary secretary of tho Florida Con­ ference of Seventh-day Adventists, will be tho goeat ipeaker at tho Sanford Serenth-day Adruatlst church Saturday. Addnsslng tho U:00 A. M. service, Pastor Matsrt will dis­ cuss tho need for a m on eignesire missionary and walfan work right ia our own midst. Pastor Maiart directs th* homo missionary actlritks aa wall as tha Sabbath aebool program in the Serenth-day Adrentlat chare he* throughout Plorida. Hi* confer­ ence canaUts of 00 church** with i combined mcmbertklp of otrar 3,000. Also scheduled for tho day's acUrltles under the direction of Pas­ tor Maxart win be a Sabbath | school rally at 3:30 P. M. and a '■pedal missionary service at 4:00 Mono, early this morning w en: AdUnc and Adidas, Inc., |1I0; Borah A John Kridcr, ISO; Mr. end Mrs. George Touhy, tSS; J CoL A Mre, Paul C. Cheaterion, f2S; Thrift Oil Co., >05 and Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair Whllo Sr. 131. One of tho qnettloea bofatg oak* ed tho vohmteor oelicftors Is, "Just what agencies are partici. pstlng In tho United PandT” For P. M. A motion pictun, "Ann tho information of thoeo who may Fagaaaf’, which depicts tha mis­ haeo' failed to no d the Hat pub* many . ttmea, sion work of Sovonth-day Advent* ilahed . „ hentoforo . . •n 1st. in tho Par Bast, wm bo shown foUowtag organkadons at T:30 P. M. i wUl bo tho recipknta of tho an* Meeting with the Sanford group tidpated budget of >35,000: Boy Saturday will also bo tho mem* Scouts, Girl ScouU, Mental bars of7 tha DaLand Savanth-day H e a l t h Association, Salvation Adventist church aa weD aa any Army, Children’! Horn* Sodtty of tha public who may wish to Iof Florida, Red Crosa and Unit* attend. |ed Serves Organisation, (U80). MAYOM SUED BALTIMORE (UPV-A.CotomMan promoter hao tons to court la his efforts to atags bullfights hers. 7 also Gonzales of Carta­ gena aimed Mayor Thomap D’Aloaandro Jr. and eity tn aiurer John Obiaiar as defendants ia tho n it. Ho charges they acted illegally ia denying his petition to hold bull­ fights ia Baltlmon. Trade-Ins and Repossessions 12-Inch to and 24-inch up Comer 1st and Sanford Mrs. Lucille H. Blackshear, 1010 Jessamine Ava. passed away auddenly Monday morning at Seminote Memorial HoapitaL M n. Blaekahaar was a number of Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church and served on Usher Board No. 3. Funeral aarvicou will ba held Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock at Allen Chapel A.M.E. Chureh with Rov. A. P. Poetell officiating. Intarmant will bo ia Rcatlawn Ceme­ tery. Wllaon-Elchelterger Mortuary la in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Lucy Hurston Dies In Alabama COLORED NEWS M n. Lucy Hurston, a resident of Sanford for about 50 yean, pawed away last Saturday at Tuacecgea, Ala while visiting her daughter Mrs. Wnii* Turk*. Funeral services will ba held Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at the Zion n o p e Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. A. W. Williams officiating. Interment will bo In the family plot at Sanford. WUson-Elchelberger Mortuary Is In charge of arrangements. Legal Notice pellllo n sre, I*. U. Box I t . Sanford. F lorida. In th a t c ertain adoption f.n d ln * la tho Circuit grocaadlnx ouft M ath Judicial C ircuit • ( Flo­ rida. la t a d for lem lnel* C ounts, la akaneery, aa abbreviated tills af turn* M a s . la re : Oearp* v lla rle and Ju lia tj. Marts, P a tltle a .r . la Adoption of r a u l (ireaury M artinas, h e r.ln fell But o r decree pro eoufe*. so will bo e n u re d e a s ie s t yea. W ltn.se m y band te d offtefet seel a t Hanford, a.m lnel* County, H e ride, this ITtM day of October, INT. O P. ItjERKDON C lerk of Ik* C trraH C o u rt llyi AM* J. Lned-iulet Deputy Ularfe K arlvtn Ifoaekolder A tto rn e y fo r 1 'U ia ttS I P.U Idol ■anted I (■KALI ACRILAN coat* minium lined ere Just the perfect thing for the sugar n* apice set to wear to school and during the cool montha ahead . . . . Mom will love these coata too aa they are completely waahabia. la sizes I to 6, solid colors. . i , ELECTRIC CO O KIN G yew sad peas. . . housekeeping ia aaeii wsiha are required te <te kae |<A. Tew kitchrn May* eeoler, you save ow air conditioning—g t glister comfort from smaller unite al lower We Invite you to come tn and see our complete selection of Children’s coats . . . select yours and take advantage of our con* •paeoee* lam millium lined. ¥aewev* rw.eeal *• j aaalf Jw lae«a<9«yn***e uee**— ***• kuiawelw w kewaaeS la* —« Sizes 2 to 12, and priced to fit the budget. operating lafMI—Nr ope* Names, wa tee**, wa plfol Itghto. . . sab m eloulrb R^am. IM m r-N fw e^wr^peeil eertee ewhiiwl sletotw* evwm seek fce* k wee O M fM T -h^ skriper to ge *R eleetrie iftea to wee a eombiiuiion of furls kitehew-lawiidry. UVt MTTH, ftJCTRICAUT... see yew apptamaa M a r fade H O R IO A P O W U l L K N T COM PANY W. Scott Burns, Mgr. 30T MagnoHa Avw. (live To The UNITED FUND « **•# FA 2*2994 �Pearson: Turkish-Syria Plight Need Not Go Into Shooting War OTTAWA (UP — —Nobel OTTAWA (W Kotxl Peace f u e l leadership bis alae ala* a« possible future an neluaivn Interview with United | Answer —Th* Turileh-Syrien sit-1 K m r — Pesr of mutual dtrtrure j now would Uke to wot* out a deal i Validate, but on the eonlrarv to Tllanee u l— «V»iM ,tw*,M wort _ nr* mere „i M ao winner Letter B. Petrxon Canadian Prime Mini.ter.does rtertt such inter.! *.1. 1lion — _— k.because a#of «vthe . wiclexr nf ___ ™ on a purely ■'* wmrary, to lianre WWW wort more e!closely Minister, does not vPAm*s#. v*:-<i V. -r.'a tVe the lin tntere .-.Ho-v_ uetioa — Jengrrous thoughIfItmmay soma" kind, dViVI ” ^ nV ' c “ : together, heBrroe world peace b "precsrl- heller* that the Turkish-Syria alt- Tbw g t m by Mm Ja rs h b ac­ b*—can only be eomparad b the weapona that wmild be mad in'all •Ion of powtr basis with the UniteoalpM balanced, that Weetern nation tn the Near Bait need claim a week a to aa this year's Sots crisis If flgbttet actually out war. Precarious can be naed ed States. They have always been j Q .—Io jpnroplalon haa Sputnik Tito’s recognition of Baal Oarweakened the Western Alliance? Is p ractise haa autfered from Sput- break eat b a shooting war. winner el the Nobel Peace Price. breaks out. Thera b not the same aa a word to describe that kind attracted by that kind ef arrange­ Tito’s trade deal with East Ger­ many may hava been Influenced to tome extent by his feeling that rtlk , and that Rueab would like to Ne also b convinced that the Peareen Answers kind of bitter hostility that existed of balance and our objective must ment. many the first surface evidence of Western prestige has been low­ tpUt the Western Alliance by a present tense world situation The questions and Pearson's an­ between Israel and Egypt.be to find something more stable. Q. —What Is the effect of Sput­ a drop in Western prestige? ered. ■eparate diplomatic deal with the makes It all the more necessary swers follows: Q— Would you regard the world Q- —Do you believe Russian pol­ nik on the validity of the principle A. —It may have shaken It for Q —n»r« .Sputnik change gwy VnttM State* far tac nations In tha Western Alli­ Question —la (lie Turkuli-syrian peace balance aa precarious, or icy b aiming toward! a bi-lateral a moment. It was a very dramatic of the considerations governing tb* But the former Canadian Mini*-' ance to draw together more close­ situation more dangerous than was whtJL-Jther *di*r«i-a. dma iopmeatr t im11t.u id e«l or ah *i >liability --------> ----- — b A ........ --------------■ 1--- 1.) ui milling nWed r Oil* uf m admitting Ur Of Bcteroaf Affaha. whu i i a ly- than geerr rim g m un-i reach m et M ils? ’l/Tui if iivi *. >ta . with th* United StatMf U.N. Seem* Strengthened en It. Indeed, if we draw the right ra Into the United Nations? condMsl* for the Liberal Petty) Pearson expressed his views in | so in what wayl A. —Peace U still balanced on A.— I think that -th* Russians A.— It seems to me not- to In Sputnik,-the al-f -A.-*- 1 don't think , W eather Gene rally fair threegh Tuesday itcep* partly cloudy with widely » VOL. XLIX Established 1909 ^anfnrfc Sbralfc AN INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA, NEWSPAPER MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1957 Shop and Save 9 United Press Leased Wire Demos Attack President In Rights Declaration WASHINGTON (UP) The pot-i Tb* declaration Indicated that ory council nnd released today by and Camille F. Gravel Jr. ef Lou­ Icy-maklng voice of the Demo- the national party organisation Is the national committee. isiana,endorsed It. UtUe Rock Blame A lone dissent was registered by ■ « '• *"h The slatmcni charged, "The a southern member, Mrs. Benja­ .failure of president KUenhow** tn President Eisenhower and called ,u ,oulhcrn members, for prompt enforcement of the The statement was adopted min B. KveretYof North Carolina? take an early and Arm position rights bill and the federal Constl- Sunday at the close of a two-day Two other southern mem here. for observance of the provisions tutioo. 1 I meeting of the Democratic advis­ Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee ef the Constitution and lavra of the United States has been substan­ tially responsible for the trouble at Uttle Rock." II railed on Elsenhower, “with­ A member nf the DeBary Plan­ out further delay," to crMle the ning Board has called attention to eivil rights Inveitlgation commis­ a situation that should be a matter sion and to appoint the new assist­ of concern for all DrBary resi­ CARIlH ARE DlSTIIIItUTEIl by Dick Alkea. president of the 8*mlm»le Matual Concert ant attorney general for civil dents, said W. B. Clark, chairman PLEDGE Association at a kick-off coffee held this morning at Mrs. Appleby's restaurant. Attending the cof­ rights which were provided In the of the Publicity Committee of the fee and shown In the picture are: (left tn rlsht) Mo- John Fletcher and daughter, Mrs. R. r . Cooper, right* bill. Mrs. J. F. Rossi, kirn. Olan Boutwell, Philip Mars. Aiken, Mrs. George Touhy and Frances RoumUlat beard, * (Staff Photo) "Six weeks have elapsed since A hcru house numbering system was i t . One ef the foremost and most Representatives of the engineer­ the act was signed by the Presi­ devised and put Into usa some Important projects of the last flea ing firm will be In Sanford, tonight dent, yet the commission hat not time ago and numbers were aldecades will come before the to explain the report to commis­ been named, nor has appointment Inted for all structures In DcBary. been made of the additional as­ While some residents were slow to Board of Sanford City Commis­ sioners tonight when the engin­ sioners and maka public Ita find­ sistant attorney general, who la put up their hous* numbers, most to Insist | on enforcement," the of them did, but there are still eers firm of Gee and Jenson of ings over the past 130 days. West Palm Beach present* a feaiquite a few unnumbered hiniscs, it is expected that the firm will statement said. Ibility report on the proposed docks give "the green light" to the City “The President hae made many he said. The Officer In charge of con­ Condition! of the two youngstera the accident waa reported by phone and terminals. other Important interim appoint­ ef Sanford to go ahead with plana ments. There la no good reason The DeBsry Volunteer Fire De­ struction at the Sanford Naval Air struck while creasing French Ave. to pollen headquarter!. Cited as the "one project" that partment his done a fine and efcan be responsible for Sanford and for the waterfront facility that why he should await the next ees- flcent job of (Ire fighting when­ Station has called for sealed bids, at 18th St. Thursday evening were Constable J. Q. "Slim" OaDoCounty's growth snd ex­ will bring countless millions of lion of Congress before proceed­ ever called upon. Several times, In triplicate, for the "repair and reported Improving this morning. way, who wa* at Seminole High ’ CAPE CANAVERAL (0?— The Seminole pansion, the docks and term Insis dollars to Sanford through Indus­ ing to organise the commission." however, they have been handi­ rehabilitation of various parking Orange Memorial Hospital a t­ School attending a quartet recital get firing of the Vanguard mis- has been an issue on several oc­ White House Press Secretary capped by delay in locating a fire try Channels at well ae cause an j tile, the rocket which will carry casions. James C. Higcrty said last week due to insufficient or Inaccurate areas within the operations area taches said this morning that Ron­ sponsored by a high school organi­ of the Sanford Naval Air Station." avqjsnche of warehouse facilities that the appointments would ba en Amarlean satellite spacewardi description of the Iocs-an. In The hid*, said LCDn D. P. Cun­ nie Whitten's condition la "good" zation, said the report waa phoned in tha area. In to the Sanford Police Depart­ made soon—before—Congress resome cases this has bmp reused In the spring, was delayed today, ning, Officer in Charge of Con­ and reported tke condition of Or­ Other items to come before the convenes. ment as quickly a* the alarm waa ‘ by having no bouse number to struction, will be received until 1 ville Barks Jr, as"falrly good.” Apparently because sf * brisk M ilweeTo Speak Board of Commissioners tonight ta designate the house and the per­ p. m. 4 Nov., 1937 In his office The two 13-year-old boys were sounded. ' northeasterly wind which whpped a proposal to place terrauo floors son sending In the alarm has hid at NAS Sanford. hit, according to records at tha Captain Arnold Williams, who • the ‘guided missile test tenter A t Food Service In the Sanford Civic Center at ad Local Residents to describe the location as "on the Sanford Police Department, here. Specifications and other tdddlng shortly before 7:33 p. m. the time Investigated the aecldaot for the ditlonal cost. Architect John Bur­ X Street shout a quarter mile from Winds np to S3 ratles an hour Assn. Meeting ton IV will be on hand to explain Sanford Pollca Department, said John Smith's and you know where data and Information may be ob­ blew off the coast during the ear- The Seminole County School the addition to the specifications. Invited To Attend tained or examined on application he lives." that the two boya were apparent­ ly morning hours and because Food Service Association will ta the Officer In eharge of Con­ A proposed public hearing set Hospital Needs ■dentists wanted “near perfect" meet tonight In Lake Monroe by commissioners for Nov, 4 will First ‘Cub-O-Ree’ When the firemen have to slop st ruction. ly hit by a motorist 19 feet from Invitation has been extended and Inquire along the way, fur the conditions for the lest, specula- School Lunchroom at 7:30. the west side of French Ave, The work description I* "to pro­ be discussed by commissioner* to­ tnAn everyone to ettend the first location of the fire, it makea a vide the neceseary labor, tools, Baby-Tenda Btlon was that the teit might not The theme for this year Is night at the special meeting rela­ The two boys had riddan ! mo­ k* held at all today. to he presented by delay that could be costly. School Lunch—Community Rela­ equipment and material to prime A Biby-Tend* I* needed at the tor scooter owned by Orville Barks to changing the date to Nov "Cub-O-Ree" the Cub Scouts of the St Johns There were no patrol boats or tions. Mrs. Lucille Fesler, presi­ tive Seminole Memorial Hospital for DeBary also has a resident am­ with a bituminous sealer and tl. River District In Central Florida. bulance service an.l In emergen­ place an "asphalt cimrrete sur­ one of the nursery patient*, who Jr. to the High School nnd hsd "danger" signals which usually dent, will present the yearbook signify a missile launching. Nor­ which includes the plans for this Alio np for discussion will he a Jim Hay, Cubmaiter of Pack cies n person's life might depend face course" on approximately must sit up under an oxygen tent. parked the vehicle in the school recommendation f o r rezoning 343, said that the "Cub-ORee" mally, prior to any launching, a school year. on the prompt arrival of thq am­ ,W> square yards of existing lime- Those having one to loan are ask­ parking tot before tha accident brought before the commissioners red "danger'? ball is hoisted from R. T. Milwee, Superintendent by the Zoning and Planning Com­ will be held at the Sanford Farm­ bulance and It* oxygen. This is rock base course. In addition, a ed to call Dr. Gordon Stanley’s occurred. ers Auction Market on 17-93 Nov. another reason for all houses to bituminous seal coat will be ap- office at FA 2 8333. Dr. Stanley a 90-foot pale to ward off boats of Public Instruction will talk to mission. Orville Barks Jr. Is the aon el In the area. 3 at 3 p. m. be numbered, said Clark. will pick It up. the lunchroom workers concerning (Continued on Pag* 10) Dr. and Mrs. Orville Barks and The test of the slender, T2-foot the forccomlng Bond Election on He said "Bring all the kids In Then also there have been many Ronnie Whitten la the son of Mr. rocket, without the "moon" in Its Nov. 19. He will Indicate to them the neighborhood to see the show Instances of pcoplo driving into and Mrs. Claude Whitten. .nose, had been expected in the the schools at which new lunch­ ■nd cheer your favorite Cub In Deliary looking fur friends and Whitten, It waa reported, appar­ pre-dawn hours today. On Frtdiy, room facilities will be provided all kinds of games and contests they have had difficulty In finding tha original day set for the space­ with proceeds received from the ently saw the vehicle coming to­ for Cub Pack honors." an unnumbered bouse. ward thrust, firing was also can­ sale of bonds. The superintendent ward him and had leaped Into the Information will be avalleble All resident* of DeBary who' celed either for weather or tech­ will also discus* whst effect ade­ air to land on the hood and fend­ there, Hay said, to everyone In­ have not put on their house num-1 er of the automobile. He waa nical reaions. quate lunchroom facilities will terested In becoming a Cub Scout. bers are urged to do so. Numbers' thrown off the car 33 feet from the have on a school program, and Admission Is free and refresh­ assigned to each lot In DeBary | Improve the health of school child­ ments will be available on the are available at the Chamber of < Members of the Campbell Low­ erect a building that might be scene of the Impact. ren. grounds, he slid. 2 Wrecks Told Commerce, Clark said In hi* re-1 ing Post 33 American legion will used year-round fur dancei, baa- Barka waa thrown to the pave­ discuss the decision of the Legion ketbslt, wrestling, end varloui ment at the point of Impact. Both leas*. Fair Association "to hold no fair other activities, the Post will be of the boy* were 13-year-olds. Over Weekend this year." After emergency treatment at Two accidents occurred over the According to the (oral American better off financially." Seminole Memorial Hospital, the W week-end involving three automo­ Kiwanians Will Legion Post's twice-monthly edi­ Plans will also be discussed at two youngsters were taken to Or­ bile*. However, no details were tion of "Post (33) Scripts" It was tonight'a meeting relative to dis­ ange Memorial Hospital. By UNITED PRESS tha Due so far, and that the Aslan broke out In the United State*. available on either of the two ac­ Hear Milwee Talk decided that due to the large ex­ posing of the present Legion Hut The death toll from flu and Its virus has appeared In all section* The ailment hit hardest in New Investigating tha accident with cidents. penditure of time an>l money that and _ground*, and tacorporstinjt Ca(iWl|J Arno|(t wmUm«, were Florida Highway Pitrot repre­ complications climbed beyond the York with 34 deaths, followed by of the nation. At Luncheon Meet the Legion Hall in the new buildwould be necessary In order to get Constable J. Q. "Slim" Galloway, Death Toll Mounts sentatives covered and Investigat­ ' 200 mark and health officials Pennsylvania with 37, Lo*l*iana Member* of the Sanford Klwanls | the grounds In »ha|ie, and there (lug. ed the accidents: one in the vi- stepped up their campaign to Inoe- 21 and California 20. Other states reporting flu deaths Cbft will have an opportunity tnjnot being time enough to get a | Post Commander Lynn Lyon Patrolman Ulan Garrett of the Florida Highway Patrol and Paclnity of Wagner where in auto- ulale the public against the dlt- In ell. 18 states have reported were Michigan IT, lllhols in, hesr R T. Milwee. Superintendent Fair Building erected, snd slso I urges all members to attend to trolman Cart Dodson of the San­ mobile went out of control. the ea«e, flu fatalities, many of them occur­ meeting ford Police Department. other near Lake Monroe Bridge A United Press tally showed 303 ring In the past week. Tha Na Ohio, U(ah and Wisconsin 7 each. of Public Infraction for Seminole ( the fact that Highway 17 92 might night's •«* Oklahoma. Ore- County, give a complete rundown I not be completed, no fair will he Ibe meeting will be preceded, when two ears went off the road deaths directly or Indirectly lion.) Health Service In Washing-1,#« 1 at 7 o'clock, with a chicken sup­ — Into the water and were abandon- caused by the flu since last sum- ton reported more then 1.300,000 f 00 and Indiana 1 eaeh. T7>e Ter- on the necessity for the 2U million ! held this year." t ? ed. mer when the Asian virus first persons have been stricken with rltory of Hawaii recorded 9 deathj school bond Issue which will he | The article said "The building per. The business meeting Is ex Funeral Services and the Diatrict of Colombia 1. presented to the cltixens of Semi committee, along with the F air1iwcted to get underway at 8 r**g! Association, believe that if we can : o'clock. Lethal outbreaks of (he flu con­ note County on Nov. 19. For Sam Miller tinued in schools for the mentally retarded In PennsyNanla and Il­ Are Held Today linois. Funeral services for Mr. Sam A 4-year-old girl became the K. Miller, 31, Orlando who died ninth flu victim at the l'ennhurit Saturday morning In an Orlando State School at Spring City, Pi. hospital were held this afternoon The girl died Saturday night. at 3:30 at the Fairchild Funeral School officials at rennhursl Hume chapel with Rev James said 180 persons, Including 70 at­ Berry officiating tendants, were bedded down with Interment was In the Woodlawn the flu, with three patients un the Memorial Park and Cemtery. critical list. Mr. Miller was born in Madiscm Many llospltallird ***»«•- •toel *H«qAfigwf #«. #WtjJ«tet-w *Ut years ago. He was a sheet metal for the Mentally Retarded, where worker for the B. B. MeCurnrick seven person* have died from the Co. Mr. Miller was formerlv em­ flu, officfals reported 1,147 bed pa­ ployed in Sanford by the Evana tients, none of them In critical Roofing and Sheet Metal Co. H* condition. The outbreak was con­ wa* a member of th* Woodmen firmed as Asian Flu, and Inocula­ of the World. tion* were administered at the Survivors inctude three son* •chool during the weekend by James Ellis Miller and Dougla* teams of physicians. Brock* Miller, Galnrtvilie and A University of Chicago labora­ Perry Bradley Miller, U. 8. Army tory disclosed that Aslan Flu virus I stationed In New Mexico; three has been feund In Infants. The ________________________________ __ . __________________ laboratory said the Aslan strain; RKHHAJUTI AWARDS—Winners of Florida Fruit Jk Veeglable Association (937 Research Awards, brothers, James R. Mill**, Macon, was found In tests on 18 babies, honored for outstanding contribution* io the vegetable snd sub-tropical fruit Industrie* of Florida Ga., Carl I. Miller. Orlando, and the v o u n x e a t six weeks old i > ' i (left to right): Dr. J. M. Walter, Plant Paihuliiglot, Gulf Coast Esurrlmenlal Station, Hradcut-m; ! A. It. Miller, Orange. Calif.: tv* Health official* uroed tha ,„h. Dr. R. V. Allison, Fiber Technologist. Everglades F.xperiment Station, llelle Glade: l)r. J. It. slaters, Mr*. R. L. Leggstt. Ort.-1,* v f j l i **•!» W ttrtatl*. Nfcatalog 1st, lo lv er.it, of Florida. Gainesville: Dr. J. Wayne Kell*. President „t the ’ ange, Calif, and Mr*. D. U. Hare TEAM CAPTAINS REPORT last Friday moralog at a roffe, held al Mrs. Appleby’* ReslaersnL Each lit? to take advantage of Asian Flu Calverslty of Florida, Gainesville who presented the award* on behalf of the I-lurid a Fruit A Vega- I ret!. Lock hard; and on* erendteam captain let it be known exactly bow much ks* been raised In lb* current Called Fund Appeal Inoculations as a precaution i uhle Association; f)r. R. W. Ruprerht, Vice- Director in rharge, Central Florid* Experiment dt | child. ............... ■ —*■ -w-i— ■— (Staff i-tsolo) Photo) >against tb* disease. | campaign. Harold Kaatner ((bird- *---from ‘-'*l left) 1* — general chairman. Feasibility Report To Be Given Tonight On Project De Bary Residents Urged To Put Up House Numbers sToday's Vanguard Missile Firing Delayed By Wind improving Additional Local News On Page 10 Flu Death Toll Over 200 Mark 1 Legion Will Not Hold Fair This Year .?*« *• �fflE * M ondxy, O etcb*r 2 1 ,1 2 5 7 P i f * i —T h* S t a t e ! B M U notified and required to praaant any claim* and demand* which you. er either ot you, may h*v* agalnit tha u ttie of BIRTH A A T O T LER. dereaiad, lata at m i Coun­ ty. to th* Coawtjr -Judge of Saminol* County, Ffartda, at bla nffire In Jh* c o u rt bnna* nr aald Counly at SANFURD. Florida, wllhIn eight calendar month* from Ih# lima of th* flr*t publication *f City iU U in *al4 CUT of ;* n fo td . thla nolle*. Eaeh claim er damasd •»ett ha In meRier, and ehell etata F tsr!'!* . in e s n re rm ire «<* <»*• and ordln***** »*L»fl»f (o •ica- th* place of realdene* and peat ofllon* now la I tire* 'a M id C ity. Tit* flea addrta* of th* claimant, and _____________ hr tha sir.iir.SE?., S7 m .. K**t*r* a u n iU rd Time. nml a g e n t, o r a ttn rn ry , and a n r enrh ;.mj; uosa at r.n o Ovrn r n - rn n a im nr dem and not *o fllid aball be void. sa id d i n . M ajm ond E. Fox i h«r«oy a p p o in t >fra> Y U. Hou* KLKCTfOX n iO C U H A T IO S U n d e r end by v irtu * a t * « th o rlrr U n t v m * d i i th * Jt*T or of in* C ity e t f i r ! e r a , f t e r i t a , 1 h tr e b v , a i iJ 4 J k .f i! w4J>*rjl lite e tto n to b* held th ro u g h i t t in* Clip »t ►*"li.ru, rJuriiUi, bd Ik* .Id* d*V ol .N b i in l n r , l» i* . .ar * l* ctij« v t t » « C tly Cum uiu*tu**r* i ir l«niw of «(• I k * o t lu ra* )**<* k i n . , , M k l •JdutlOk l U l l b* **1J * t W* A t e ao c u to r ui th e L e tt w ill a n d T a ita m e a t e t MEIiTHA A. k fc k il.E K . n i i u t a n d F te ril A. p a lm e r «» Cl*rk». a n u lira . a V p h A u iila 8mUh. Jam ** Ii. O ut. & U l*»rkin». Jr*. IfoWtnn J, Hf*»«trr.m. C liff Sf. AM** a n d IV. H ugh L>un:*»n, a* Inapcctora Karlyla llouaholdtr. A l l o r n . y l o r Slltulur H t WITNESS WUEItlMJK. I have oaniurd, Fla. dacaaied, u i c a ld c lc e tln n . haraum n a i: my band a* Mayor F lra l publication October t . H IT . of tb* City ot Sanford. P lor Id*, niul RUTICB tA L L l.hU FUR BID* FOB I HE PL R L H A aE OP have r* u **4 to b* affljtad hereto MEAL ESTATE tb* ia a l of aild City on thl* lb* ia**ll*a iiujui and aenlea 11 l i t day of Uatobar, m l . klartda atalalva) I'.ivld M. G F.rhcl A* M ayor tba CMy of Sanford, F lo rid a T he llo a td of C ounty Commiealoneia of Bcmluula County, F lo rid a, nave determ ined th a t th* follow ing IIKAIi) deacrlbad re a l p roperly, b a lo n g iag Alt* *ti te tb * C ouaty la s o t aaadad f a r X . X. Tamru. Jr. eo u n ty purpoaaa, and t h a t i t I* te D ap n tf a t r Clerk th e b eet In tara at o f th e C ounty te aall a a d convey th e **ld p roparty .v o t i l u o r d t l T to th * h lg h ta t b ld d tr und*r Ih* STAThI UP* K U IIU D A TUI u r..v .S la CAkailUt a n d J l M A LA- term * a n d cuadltloaa l i t fo rth b*low. I ’blllS, hi* w it*, u n i t s JUNES and i l A J t r i U K u , nl* WIU, U. W. UUlt- DaicrlptUa *f aaid real geeper t pi t t i c a n d K A TIE I* C tIU U E , bla S i t ., “ V w K Y A * ana C A k u O N g Bealnalag I I cbala* South W . o n TAN, hi* Wlf*, B. F .B R T A N and i l l foot W a it e f tb* a ad l o k l n a M. b u t a r , hi* w ifa, N o rth a aa t c o rn er e f th a RW W . IUJB1NSUN a n d N K L U « Mu­ *1 nr th a N 'T H e f Saolloa I t . l l I NOON, bla w ilt, C, fch uuD U E K T nw nahlp I* South, R ange I* a n d EMMA UODUKK. bla w lf*. and Ka*t, ru a thence W eat IIS •a c b o f tbam . If allv*. and If d**J. fa it, ru n thane* South T.*l tb * ra ip te tlT * unknow n h tlr t. dachain*, ru n thane* E a a t 511 vl*«*«, ira a ta a a , i l l l f s i l l . Manor*, raat, ru a tbaac* N o rth T.H cbala* te th e p e ta l e f h e sln n crodU ora, trust***. a n d a n y and all lag. a e a ta in la g tw o ecreo parson* claim ing by. th ro u g h , u n ­ m ore o r laia. (Com monly b a r o r a g aln * l *>ld rM p M tlta *»mknow n aa th* Old CUy P it a t ad d a fa n d a n u ; W ILLIAM M ATHE ld a r S p rin g e ) KWU. MUS. IIKNIIIISTT A I'KACOCK. JU LIA MATHIS, SAHA F t lee a a d Term * a a d C a ad llla a a eg K T^ , l t . KiC« . A ArT‘uSx¥S!i: #*• ' 35" #7 Gfc ' ' •, *?•’?> SE P| L Minimum price |IH M gCRUOOa. JACOB JOHNSON. AR­ THUR MOORE, CHAIILKT MOORE. >:. j . .peacock , j. r . pouaLAM. K. M. McNATT. J. 1L MaNATT, JA M ES W . L ILL T. a n d A LICE It. DANIELS, a widow, a n d aach of tbam . i f aliya, a n d tb a lr re*p«c«lr* u n k n o w n apouiaa. If m arried , and. t t daad, th a raapaetlva unknow n apouaa*. b a lrt, darlaaaa, g ra n ta a t, analgnaaa, llanora, «r editor*. tru a l«ra, and a n y am i a ll p a tio n a alalm* la g h r, tlirn in li, u n d e r o r a a a ln a t aalil raapaetlva namail daf*»4ahl«i C U R R IE M ANCrACTURINO COM­ PANY. a dlaaolvad F lo rid a c o rp o ra tlou. a ad COOPER OROCERT COM­ PANY (fo rm erly HILLSBOROUGH GROCERY COMPANY). * dlaaolvad F lo rid a ro rp o ratlo n , and IhO un­ know n annlana, auccaaaora In Intar* cat, dlraolora, atoeklioldar*. tru e taa*. a ailg n ata. grantaa*. Manor*, e rad lto ra , o r o th e r p a rtia l c la im la g by. th ro u g h , under o r a g a ln it ■aid riliaolvad F lo rid a ro rp o ra tln n a ; a n d ED . F . CARR AW AY a n d ALICE CAtllLAW A■, bla W lf* . whom# addraaa la Itom a No. 1, Ron IT-A, A nacorlaa, W aahlagtan. a i d ACKY CAMMAWAY a n d H E L EN U. CAMHAW AT, hit w ife, w hoto nddrraa la ta t O ak L ana, l a k e C harlaa, L o u la lan a and a n y and a ll oartlan h aving nr claim in g to hnva any rig h t, till* o r In ta ra it In and to th a follow Ina daavrlbad land, ly in g pnd being lit Pam lnola C ounty, F lo ­ rid a , to -w ltl W>a of SW U of B E 1.* of Section II. T uw nahlp S t South, M anga SI E a a ll You, and aach of you. a r e h e re ­ b y n n tlfttd th a t a a u lt h aa been b ro u g h t a g a ln it you In th e C ircuit C ourt, In and fo r Setnlnnt* County, F lo rid a, In c h an c ery . A itltled T. I« L IN U n and K u n E n T A S. LINGO bla w lf*. p lain tiff* , v*. PENNIrt CAI’ERS, a n d JL 'L I a CAPEMS h it w ife, at al, d a fa n d a n u , by la i d u laln lllfa , and you, a n d each or you. ar* ran u lra d lo file y o u r A m w e r to p la ln tltfa ' C om ulalnl w ith th a C lark o t w ld C ourt, and nerve upon r t«t r-11f r a* a tto r a r y , PILED JL WILSON, whoa* ildrean la I 0| . | n ; P antord A tlantic Vtallnnal B ank H o lld lo t. Sanford, F lo rid a, nr I'. O. I k * J t l , Sanford. F lo rid a, a copy o t la id A naw tr, ant le lc r th a n N ovenihar Jth, A ^t„ l»JT. a n d If Jim fa ll to do an, a decree p ro confeaao w ill ha entered ag aln it you, a n d each o f you, for the reMrf dem anded In aald C om plaint. T ha n a tu re of thin ault la to ijulat the till* of Ih* plaintiff* to th* above d aarrlh ed land. W ITNESS my hand and th# m l of aald C ourt a t Sanford. Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a, thla 4th day of O ctober, A. 1>, I J IL /■ ' G. P. H erndae C lark o f aald Court. F re d TV W llioo A tto rn e y for rT alntlff* 1. CaaMaC* check o r C a rtlfltd check payabl* to th a B oard n f C ouaty Com m laalonara of Scm lnol* County, P lo rld a for th a full am ount o f o ffe r m u lt accom pany aach bid. E S a ile d C lark'* H euae o'clock bid* to b* tile d la th* O ffice In th * C o u rt a t S aaferd. u p to I I’ M. Novenihar t. IHT, I. Illil* will lie opened a t a m oating o t th* la id B oard to b* hal>| a t ! :in o'clock A.M. N ovem ber I. hit nr a i aoen ih ara afta g .*■ th a m a tte r can b* reach” 4, O rdered th a t th la Nolle* h# pub­ lished nnca a w eak fo r a t leaat tw o week* In a o itu naw apaper n f g e n era l circu latio n jju b ila h a d In th# C oun­ ty. to . w in T h* Baa ford H erald. Ban. ford, Sam lacla C ounty, F lo rid a, In Ih* iMuaa of O rto b ir II, IIJ7 and October J t , HIT. (O fficial H ial) / tf r . A. DYSON C hairm an of th a R oard n f C ounty Commlaalonara of Sam lnola county. F lo rid a A ttae tt /»/ o . P. H aradon c l* r k o f »h# aald Hoard. NOTICE o r I I IT STATE U F F I J i R I D A T O : M. W . C O l l B T a n d ............. . C O R E Y , h la u n k n o w n w if e , w hoaa a d d re a s, ja ilila n c a an d , tioat t lf f lc a addraaa la u n k n o w n ; i r liv in g , a n d I f d aad a l l t h a lr u n kn o w n h a ir * , d a v la ia a , la g a t s n , c r a n ia * * , a a a l g n * * * , ap ouaei, lla n o ra , e ra d lto ra , aitecea* aora, tru a ta a a t a n d a n y a n d a l l b a rttea h a v in g n r c la im in g to h a v e a n y r ig h t , t i l l * n r In ta ra a t In » r in th * fo llo w in g d aacrlb ed la n d s In S c m ln o l* C o u n ty . F lo r id a , t o - w lt ; M ogtnnlng ]tt> 4 y a r d * W o f I h * H E c o rn e r o f th * N E U o f th# N E '4 S e rtlo n 1 ) T o w n a h ln !o So u th . R a n g * 30 E a a t . r u n N U l l * y a rd * . \Y 111 •iarda, S H * t e y a rd a . B I I I y a rd * . T o il am t *«< h o r you a r * h e ra h v n m ltte d t h a t a u lt haa Iraen hrr>ught a a a ln a t y o u . lh « n a tu r* o f aaid s u it to-lng to ram n vn c e rta in clouds fro m an d to iliila i an d I 'n n f l m the t l t l* to th e a b o ve iltn c rlb e d p ro p e rty , T h * nam e o f t i n C o u rt In w h ic h a u lt h a s bscn In s titu te d Is th * C lr c u lt C o u rt o f th a N in th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it , In and fo r S s iu ln o l* C o u n ­ t y . F lo r id a , T h * n h h r- v ls te d t i lt * nf th * c a l l .* I . o t illA M A T U U O lt. | N C , r t a l n t l f f . -vs- j t , tV . C O R B Y end . C G R E T , h is u n k n o w n w if e , s t a l. D e fe n d an t* Y o u a r * h e re b y re q u ire d to f ile w it h th e C l e r k - u f th is C o u rt y o u r w r itte n a n s w e r o r o th e r it s fs n s lv * p lead in g # an d to a e rv * a en p y of m n in un S T BN S T R O M A N U D A V l* . A tto rn e y s a t L a w . E d w a r d s U u ltd In g . S a n fo rd , F lo r id a , A t t o r u - v a foe P la i n t if f , on o r b efo re ih e 13th d a y 4o1-*02 Hanford Atlantia National o f N o vem b er. A .D . I ) j 7 . Hank ntdr. l f E R E I N F A I L N O T » r a d ecree Sanford. Florida nro c o n fs ssn w il l ha en te re d a g a in s t f*r you. P O. H o t V* W I T M N I m v h a n d an d th a a#at S anford. F lo rid a. o f sa id C o u rt a* S a n fo rd . S e n tin e l* C o u n tv , F lo r id a , th la U t h d a y o f I>. D L T i t t h e r n r i i T o r t i i h O cto b er. A G p H ERVD G V r o t t t y J I PO E. a r v t i x . c l e r k o f th * C ir c u it C o u rt, OLE r o i STT, f l o r i d i . H em lnol* C o u n ty . F lo r id a . IN PHOHATE U r : A r ia J . L u n d q u la t l u i t iir K v r t T f : o f B E R TH A A. KEHTI.ER n e ce aia d . T o a l l t i i E D i r n n * a n d ru M ■ o s a ii t t in o r i . tiw a o n n n SfANDl AGGAIN*T • AID E tT A T r i T o u a n d a a c h o f you *r* heraby (S E A L ) R v lv a n Jf, D avie, J r H T K N S T R O M A N D D A V IS E d w a r d s R u in in g S a n fo rd . F lo r id a A tto rn e y * fo r P t a le t lf f C' " k '» y W AYNE R O ftE R T S v ' • U K Eeuregy * Curl, lac., pukUabtra t f tba aew aovtL DUtrlbuUd h# E l f r u t t i n g ly a lla a fa Jtoek’s tough was lost bt tb* . th* c a u ra o t a CHOTS BSCAK lo cn eU o so* <4 them leaped at Chad. ToQlvw wind. Bo they went, easing silently O mow spurted into th* sir and grabbed at hi* tag and Draught wnrtTiiina brelt-Tli* Indiana, forty ZZ arty Of UMJD, Qsatl JIBIIW1, wars atr earning up tha gully from IBs camp. “Driva th s a back, a sn ,” Chad eaitsd. TBs soldi*ra bagan a rapid firs. Tha leading bravas wtnt daws sad th* cBsrgg srsvetsd. Cfiad a*w that they w an dividing, anch band naading for tha tlmbnnd arts* an ths aides al tha gully. A law of the Indians w en firtag. Haskins, s t Chad's side, was taken nearly oS the ground. Chad heard the plop of the bullet, and ha looked only long enough to see that part al tha aoldtaFa fimt was •hoc away. wgarh ub to tha tap af the ridge,” Chad called. “On the dou­ ble.” . They started slogging through tha mow as fast aa they could, turning sad kneeling to pour lead a t tha Indians, aad than going on. Halfway to the top. Toller fell. aerMBtlag la agony. Chad paused toag enough to see that ha could not help. He mw several braves rua to tha bottom off tha gully to HsshinF body. One of them grabbed tha woolen cap from the dead man's hsad. jerbsd a hand­ ful os nalr upward aad sliced arouad tin ifpiH, Chad fired a fast shot and had tha satisfaction of hearing the litand toppla to ths Brown fall. UcVsy and O'Hara grabbed him aad literally dragged him on. Zaek, la the lead, called, "We made !L” Tha depression in the ridge was ! H as tha top of a volcanic mountain. Chad thought as bs tumbled Into it, a strange forma­ tion and a welcome eight. The Indians, realizing they bad lost the race, poured a vicious Ore at tha soldiers. O'Hara, the last man to reach th* dspreeatm, was hit Just aa he helped MeVey pull the wounded man to safety. When Chad reached him, he was dead. The two pursuing p a r t i e s reached the top ot the ridge. But the Indians had to cross ground that had little protective growth If they charged. All th* advan­ tage* except numbers nnd Um* were with Chad’* men. The Indians tried worming their m y through the scant cover, but eharpehootbig from behind the abutment cut them down. They grouped and charged, but the sol­ diers' fire wee so effective that the Indiana broke end ran for A second attempt wan mace successful. On Chad's aide four Indians reached tha depression and Jumped In. Scheldt's hand was split open by e down-swing. Ing blow of nn ex. Chad shot the Silence him down, but bit eutflung arms ra'jgnt T5sa~trotmd- IB* t t HULT aad they tcU together,'Chad clubfatng at him with th* barrel at his revolver, the Indian trying to •Ub him with • scalping knife. Zsck caught th* dawwdrivtag arm, turnad him over, and eut hi* throat with one swift.blow. He lifted hi* bloody blade and looked around as Chad got to Ms M teat to lie bach. They kept up their fire, and Donovan, one of th* best men Chad had) waa hit bttweca th* eye*. ”PuU him back, McVsy,” o * d Th* soldiar took Donovan under the arms aad began to drag him beck. Chad moved over to help and felt a sharp sting in bla upper arm. He *pua arauad and fell over Donovan's body. "You tut. •oaT” Zack asked. Chad nodded. Stock whipped out hla Unite and cut away part of tha sleeve of Chad's uniform. Altar a glance at the wound. Ms face rclmxad. “Got a bits & you, all right, but It ain't bed.' Ha made a quick bandage to stop the blood end slopped Chad on Uw back. "An right, sou, you ain't left-handed nohow,' Chad relumed to his aide c< th* depression. Th* light we* vary Utln end now It Hgaa to enow, making It still harder to see. The Indians worked tn closer and for a few mtnutea th* firing waa haavy. A stray bullet eaught McVsy to tha hand. Ha waa dead when Chad reached him. Tba wo<mded man. Brown, waa gaaa, loo. Higgins. Flannlgan. Rourke. Duncan. Tolliver, five men left of tha twelve who had marched out of Fort Buttarflald only a few hours before. Now tt waa dark aad tha wind waa howling across tha slope,- driving the anowfli almost horisontally before It There bed been no firing for some time now. Then Chid aware that Zaek was behind him. Chad asked, "Whet da you tfctnkT* "I figger Ife time to skedaddle for tha fort,” Zaek said. “Get your boys together. Gotta hang on to each other. I f a we lose a man, we lose him. We won't look Ur him.' "What about the Indians T* “Probably roasting thar toes tn the lodges,” Zack said. "Gotta take our chances, anyhow. Ever, lfn some of 'em are still around, might gat through, wind bowllike It is.” "How do you Um dlreotlonT" down th* rtdni and hack glone Use river, ii *as hoptieijiy ilatk. As tong as he lived, Chad never understood now Zack brought m unerringly across th* prairie to the gat* of Tort ButtsriUld. But ha did. Thera was a light tn bis quart­ er* Chad opened tba door and •tumbled .in. ao cold that It •••mad all fasting waa gone from l body. Dora Haggerty, tha laundress, waa waiting with ■ good fire in tha little stove and * pot of coffee boiling hot When sne saw Chad, she cried. "Lord love us, Lieutenant, you’re alive. We prayed for you from tha minute you walked out through that gate, but we didn't really think the good God would bring you back to us. Here, 1st mo help you out of them clothes." "Tou didn't pray hard enough.” ha aald with Ups ao stiff they slurred ths words, "I left seven good mm keck there.” She helped him out of Us heavy JecktL The scarf that had been wrapped around Us face eras froacn hard where it bad covered hts nose and mouth. Ha stood huddled over the stove, a cup ot steaming coffee In hi* band, when Colonel Randall opened the door and came In. Ha stared at Chad, hla face showing tha strain under which ha lsbora& Ha Hid then, "You did not report to me." Chad looked at Um. At thla moment he bated Randall enough to kill him, "Why should I report to you?" T m your commanding officer, a fact which you seem to o ver­ look at Unus,” Randan said stiff­ ly. "I tent you on a mission. Did you succeed t" "No." Chad put down the cof­ fee cup on the table and walked toward Randall. "Tou said once today you wondered about what kind of military service I had during the war, but you knew be­ cause you told me before you had looked It up. That waa why you picked me. Now I'm asking about yours, ColaoeL” Randall threw a glance at Dora Haggerty, and then, without a word, he wheeled and left tha room. Don said, "You shouldn’t . . . ” She stopped. T U bring you •oma supper. And Alice will coma over and fix your arm.” Bhe put on her coat and walked to tha door. She glanced back, asking, "What will happen to us before spring, Lieutenant?” "I wish I knew, Dora,” ha said dully. "I wish I knew ” a Tomorrowt Chad la lavlted to a thrUtma* dinner, which pravm embarrassing to soma others. Is Not Always Golden By VIVIAN SANDE Uni led Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK (UP) —Sitance Isn't always golden. In a small room of a Njw York hospital clinic, a little boy looks at a picture mounted on u piece of cirdboard. A pretty girl u.iki him what that picture show*, and he opens his lips and trlci to speak the word “apple." Yesterday, young Tommy said the word “kitten,” and it was e triumph. Rut today, the round that come* from hi* Up* is (tarbled nad unrecognizable, little more than a grunt. Tha grew-eyed girl takes his hand gently and blows on It so he can fee! her breath a* she says the werrt. Then she puts Tommy'* hand In front of his mouth, and Tommy trie* again. This time...faUerlnglv ...the word come* out. Tommy hai laid "apple," and he laughs out loud, and says the word "apple" again. This laborious procedure is part of months, sometime* yean of training that many boy* <tnd girl* gu through when they do not lesrn to speak as other children do. "Every Case Dramatic" Acres* the corridor, dark-haired Doris Trcpel Leberfeld, head of the first speech clinic for mentally retarded children in New York, looks through s file of esse his­ tories and says, "every speech case is a dramatic case." The cllnc opened In September 1954 at tho Flower Fifth Avenuo Hospital. It was the first of Us kind In New York, and bav grown in size and technlquea and aerveJ t i a guide for ilm ilir clinics throughout the country. Some 1,000 children with speech problems have been diagnosed st tha clinic, and about 300 have ra ce;ved therapy, If after a year or twj ef work the instructor* esn leach a child to say even a few sentence), they feel they hsve accomplished one of the most Important things in tho child's life. Victim of Polio "Speech and language are the basic mean* of cummunicaiicn," DON'T IET ANYTHING HOLD YOU BACK H F * u n e e d monmy to y • * • « • bills o r t o K y »*m *fhlng n o w , c*m* In anil • • • g*. f Position of COUNTY ROAD SUPERINTENDENT of Scminolo County, Florid*, is open. Interested persons may apply C/o 0 . P. Herndon, Clerk, P. 0 . Box 661, S*nford, Florida, up to 5 o’clock P. M. November 4, 10C7. Th* B o a rd of County Commissioners will coiuid«r implications at the Regular Meeting, November 5, 1957. 0 . P. Herndon. Cfcrtt F. A. Dyson. Cbdrmen /T i1\ LAKELAND G — Florid* cUr u growers, looking at • govern­ ment estimate foressting tha state's largest orange crop in his­ tory, w en told by Industry lead­ ers that marketing problems are net aa bad aa they might stem. Tb” Afrteultuw Dtpirtmeat surprised most dtrus man by esti­ mating the 1MT-Sfi’orange crap at i*J2 rauinm mmes anu tit* gtopefruit crop at 3B million boxes. Most believed both estimates ex­ cessive, particularly tha gripe-' fTult forecast. Generally, however, citrus lead­ ers were enthusiastic about prof­ itable movement ot the big new crop, which would be 9 million more boxes of oranges than were produced in 1948-37—the present record. They pointed out that other "plua factors'' should counteract the anticipated large supply, but tbst It would still take Intra-indus­ try cooperation to moye the big crop profitably for everyone. Some of the phis factors: “This Increase plus Inventories of processed products as balsoced against the expected decrease in California production, represents only an Increase of leu thin I per cent of approximately 1 ,700,000 boxes in the expected total lf.S. available supply 0f oranges,** add General Manager Robert W. Rutledge of Florida Citrus Mutual. *‘W# have an aggressive adver­ tising program already under way and all reports indicate that this year's crop Is of good qua Iitf,M laid Genera] Manager Homer Hooks of the Florida Cltrus Commission. "Sales of Florida oranges in fresh form are expected to in­ crease considerably with chilled juice again taking another Jump in utilization," said Rutledge. "Population Is increasing and these people have more money to spend on our products." Rutledge aald the Agriculture Department was off when it esti­ mated the grapefruit crop. "We are convinced that the forecast of U million boxes, MO,OQO more than last season, Is completely out of line with all in­ dustry thinking, as verified by reports of hundreds of grower members," he said. "Undoubted­ ly, this estimate will have to be reduced very soon." He urged grapefruit growers not to market their fruit "on the basis of thla unrealistic estimate." He said "we are looking forward to s good fresh grapefruit year. Already 1,300,000 boxes of grape­ fruit from the new crop have been utilized." Hooks said Ihe industry must realize that "this Is the largest crop in history, wbieh automati­ cally creates the biggest selling job we ever had." Commission Chairman Key Scales of Weirsdale, differing with most growers, said, " i ’m inclined to think the estimate is correct." He said the industry facts a "big Job" and that "Indications are the cilnis crop will be such that it will require more fruit u be used by processors." Tho department broke down the Florida crop thl# way: Oranges — Temples, 3 million boxes 2.7 million Iasi year; ear­ ly and mid-season, 38 million 31.8 million last season; Valencies 43 million M.7 million last season. Grapefruit-Seedless, 22.5 mil­ lion 21.6 million last season; all olhtrs, 13.3 million j s j million last season. hospiUMn*iQh*hsby°talk^phrasa)* b T * C O R P O R A T I O N ---------- -----------SANfORD---------------------- 111 Ws»i First S lre a t......................................... 'JAhfot 2-3743 .to ion Di«««u U**)*c S*ilSI*|) oris Hran: Pal, y.j. fridoy f .|; (kwd Sahmloy -ORLANDODOWNTOWN—SOI West Cenliel Avtnwe .^.GAfdsn J-dJM C O IP W IA ifW N —1143 los) Colonial Ottoo'cArdw 3 76*3 _ OKs town NHy M> Wita iitay fi Sslwday M l LOAN* MAD! TO R IIIO IN Tfi OP A l l NIARBY TOWNS 7p W l i HER REAL NAME How sum? 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FIN A N C E Central A W Writer TOT M06C0W radio reports old chape—but wouldn't ths royal that many thousands of persons coach of Pate ba • utfia-er— hire written in seevung stats on dev? ! t 1 •ay poreihls 8ovi«t roclut ship which reap b# real to tha moon i f • JfUtraskre World gcric# or Mare. Anything to gat out of fan* bratwwraf aowdwicJtc* rat. soU hot dog*, two-to-on«. Ks Russia, sh, Ivan? gwdrrxfaxd, Severer. ISs p q u l 1 I t A taadd cw rirtjrh a esc*pad is ifttt tba Jfo. J blearier itlU from lafS M S W orm w ood easy, t 1 1 ffentto prise* has refwrssd his M clothe* M w l That’s awe A Nerrti Cai*t1<m w*4«,U—----thw i*w**r 11m wf m Imy — IU]) i&hl ItttTfi wiaef was anaeied far blading it t tiling. Mafic. Ha was fallowing ik* ! I I ■nag Hafiaf a mlddta*toh»f*afi M1a s m T* p ! r aMWOORsto* . . . * read fis* aa »*tM» af aa lath la ” * * Uaftti. That's a l*w* way ta §» A Swedish mutle student re­ veal* that the sound emitted by tar MMb waaN iamb*. the Russian satellite Is In the key I 1 I Tba London Dally Sketch Is of A Flat. Judging by the Red campaigning for Quran Elisabeth moon's altitude, says the man st not to use American autos on bar tbs next desk, one would think U visit lo this country. OK with us, would be High C. said Dr. leberfeld. "We would not Iw able to get along in the world as well as the next fellow unless we could tslk.” Dr. Leberfeld, who is married to an actor, knows what it means tp strive for normalcy under a han­ dicap though she never had any trouble with her own power over words. She was a victim of a bad care of pulto when she was five. It kept htr bedridden for u year, and left her witn one Immobilized leg. Now Dr. Leberfeld combines teaching speech at Hunter Col lego with her work at the clinic. 32 months has not used some She advises mothers t , .ta rt words his parents should seek the taikiagTo' tihelr'oabtesV^so.m*#) h% ”f e V ^ i l i ’S ^ " Under our plan you don't Hava la bar* raw mere than you need sr Uit than you wont. And you have a choice of payment plant, loo. NOTICE YOU'RE TELLING ME! Marketing Problems Legal Notice iiHZrp? -‘C. lelepltovle CtTva/etuettCe, throughout your home Bungalow? Mansion? No matter what style or sue home you live in, we have • plan to fit your needs for conveniently located . phones. . . phones in beautiful decorator colors. Why not call our Butine** n w « for details about the plan for you? Sm How littlo It Coital ' 0 i hii* i f i © I t f t hr ThqlorA s Coortsy Several extra phones, in color, cost less additional each month than your main telephone! Only on* installation charge. S o u th e rn B e "nf 0 �I* wf ,thar« its M i n rad This vtiW y makes it impossible for on* Indi­ vidual to be the same as any other individual. What happens If yeti measure human beings for mere than on* ' thing? Now, said Williams, sup­ pose you" take only one measurement and apply it to a group of I human belnes and assume that th* '5n per cent who come dwest to J B) DELOS SMITH measuring the same are “norntal** 1'nltrd Fre** Senate l i l t or or "standard.’’ NEW YORK (UP) —Scientists Having done that, apply tneaaare twitted by a distinguished col* urrments of flea different thing! league because they're slwayi to these ‘'normals'' and you And demonstrallng statistically t h a t r^ i there i* »uch a creature <ta a "nor­ th at. statistical!::, ccly mal" or "standard" human being cent remain 10 Apply measure- 5 Monday, October 21,1957 Standard' Human . TId jv K suxji J h h ! JACK! FENWICK 4 . What's that old expression? ' An­ the club on November 1st It will other day . another dollar! get underway a* a-xo P. M.. and Well, here It la. another day, but the music will be provided by Sid■m Bid >.is llw wm w m »rrn«* that "other dollar'' tun.** are opuanal, though there yeti l ! be three prises awarded to) I suppose there are some eeople Ml] the best male, the best female, and who had a nice restful weekend, the best couple. Free cider and £ n d fee' much better for th* relax­ doughnut* will be served to all. ation and rest. As for me, I'm Diane Lanier, back from her visit writing this wilh my eyes half home, trill be In charge of the open, early Saturday morons, af­ decorations. Sure to be> lota of fun, ter having driven Elliott to the so why not make your plana now other side of town to meet some to attend. equally "unbalanced" friends, so The Chiefs Club will be having that they can get an early start on the golf-links! ! !iAnd for me their dance tht samt night . . . this Is no easy feat after having and Incidentally, this one will be sat up rather late playing pino­ free. This one Is for chiefs and ch le at Rosemary Flnneggan’s! I) their guests, and once again, cos­ tumes will be optional, though ™ Looking back on Friday evening, there will be two prises given for thing* were quite upset and con­ the be.>t male, and the best fe­ fused far a while! There were six male. Potato chips and prcticls of us at Rosemary'* to play cards. will be served, sod U will last Joyce Williams, Jimi Gold, Dons from 8:J0 P. M . until 1:00 A. M. Shortland. Marge Elliott, and yours truly. . aitd. of course. Rose­ Alto a quick last minute remin­ mary! We had just staned to play, der about tonight's meeting of the when Joyce’s three-year old, Ka­ Enlisted Men's Wives Club, 9.00 thy, slipped and fell oo the front P. SI., at the LT. S. 0. Father porch and cut the back of her Nihlus Hubble will be the speaker, Aead! So Joyce and Kathy jumped *o try and make it. Wish 1 had been able to ret to Tnto the car, and out we went to the base hospital to have It taken Pinecrpst School Friday night to care of! After a delay caused by see the P. T. A. parents put on fire alarm, we managed to get their Talent Show. Understand It baelg to the card game. Then I had waa a complete success, very fun­ to take off again I j pick up El­ ny, and lots of fun for al!. . . liott who had been flying all even­ the viewer* and the participants. ing. I’m still trying to figure out Tliey played to *'S. R. O.”, and It how I managed to play cards with couldn't happen to a better bunch all this going oiM J Maybe when of people. I’m always so glad l actually wake up I'll be able to when such things are successful ^figure it out! I wish I could go on and on, but Received another birth announce­ to be perfectly trulhful, .Inee the ment, Mr. and Mra. W. E. Lancas­ “kids are still asleep, I am about ter, of Charleston, South Carolina, to try and catch an extra ‘‘forty (another former third-crewman of winks"! I ! Elliott's.) had a baby girl on Oc­ tober 11th. They've named her Sherry .Gail, and aht weighed in at seven pounds, twelve and a half ouncci! ‘Slightly smaller than they’ve been running lately! ! !) “Lanky" was discharged a little er a month ago, and 1 believe they plan to settle in Norfolk, Vir­ iN m ginia, but art slaying in Charles­ Therefore being jastM td ton for a while, as It is hit wife's by faith, we Hare peace with homo town. . God through onr Lord Jem * I understand that our new sen­ Christ.—(Romans S, 1.) ior mrdlcal officer Is aboard, How can a man ever be at though, he hasn't officially report­ ed In. I know 1 am not alono in peace with himself until he saying "welcome" to Captain Brat has peace with God. and Stutsman, and wishing him a good loves Him and trusts In Him? The Way la through f a i t h |tour in Sanford. through O nr Lord Jesu s There was a meeting at the E Christ, Blessed Savior who M. Club last Wednesday after­ •yed for ua. Faith la the aanoon. to mike final plans for the awer; it la forever the ana Halloween Dance to be held at ilhem and the percentage of “nor* mala" diminish** U> a Imi«-!v <!«*University of Texas, and former tectable 0.0039 per cent. president of the American Chemi­ Studies Blood Plasma cal Society. He demonstrated sta­ tistically that If Ihrre Is such a Williams based himself statistic| ally on precise neasurements of creature he is exceedingly rare fats found in the blood plasma of By one statistical calculation, he M men at different ages. Seren showed there was one "standard” Chemical measurements of thes* peraon In every 1.024. With anoth­ er calculation, he showed that Ifj men's blood chemistry were made. you assumed almost all (09.3 per' Any one measurement placed 33 cent. American* to he "normal,” I “ .J " 3 " rT only one individual In five wnulJ " jlly Con5ider,d "orma1 oT actually measure up to that hroait ' standard. But *ny two measurement* tak* Bhhu. i » v . , u j cn together reduced the normal! Williams was having actantiflc !J fun with statistics and statistical 1 ,2 ? J® assumpiion* and also advancing ^ th- V 2 hi. own pet theory which is that I SaU .mono m *5* nor’ body chemistry is as varied aa | maU • rao"8 K to on,y tw0' For S e rv ic e GOVERNOR LEROY COLLINS pay. tribute to the Florida flower Industry, by proclaiming the week »f October 20th.. aa National Flower Week * Florida, rreseat, when the Governor signed the proclamation In TallahasOe were, left to right: Sal (ierarl, I'nrt Myers, president, Florida Flower Association; Philip J. Fleming, uuuwgt't, I lands r Inner Assodatkn, and l< b 0**ow*kl, Jackson­ ville. president, Florida State Florist Association. National Flower Week I. sponsored by the Society of American Florists. — ■ ... . - - ----- -- - ■ ---■■» ---— T V - CENTER C»U— BENNETT'S T.V. _____ ETT’S T.V. FA 2-2921 407 W. FIRST ST. ’E m erson TRULY MOBILE 21" T.V. V A L U E - - - f328 go, m "ground rulr*”. Reporters ar* Virginia Dare, first child of advised to avoid "undignified English parents In the New World, $ - - save -c. Trd!r.g". We »rw In "maintain respectful distance" from the was born at lloaiote, V* , fir,,u*■* GAY r.AY FAULEY laces. •y Wo Will Toko Anything In Trada _ . . . . . . . roy.l couple, although that dla- uat. IMT. She wear* tew few ring., rings* other than tA c „ t. n t , p, lled out tn ffet or United Press Women's Editor ane wears omer men NEW YORK 1B — Behind the her wedding and engagement yJlrd!| scenes, preparing to rover the bands, for good reswn. HandAmj , , , r* instructed, "accordQueen's visit: -"Imre ln> *» protocol, no one «.'dresses On most assignments, a report- Elltabcth pr-bably shake Her or ,hp rn n f, Philip er’s standard equipment la nolo-hand* tlisn President Els nho r. „ tihaut having been addressed by book, sharp penrtl, iharp eye* i U-8. Ladle*, Skip Curtsies thPm and ears, and coins for the nearLady Stephenson wife of Sir Sound* a* If reporters. like eat telephone. Covering the visit Hugh Sttephmson. British consul- children, should be seen and not of Queen Elliabeth II to Canada general in New York, suggested heard. and the United Stales promise* that Americana who meet the __________________ TRUCK KILLS NINE to «ali for all there, plus. Plus Queen skip the curtsy. Don't re ’ Palermo, Sicily (th — Faulty formal clothes, plus dealing with move gloves—"In England, Udles protocol, plus Ihe stamina to trail keep their gloves on” , one British brakrs were Warned today for a her majesty by plane, train, car source told u*. But Lady Stephen- truck , cc|(lfnt which killed nine and ihank's pony from her arrival •on said Elisabeth has no speolal prri0ni jm<1 Injured at least 20 in in Ottawa Oct. 13 to her depar­ preference in this matter. . the crowded town square of nearture from New York in the wee Any girl who meets the Queen by Torloricl Police said Ihe tea small htniri of Oct. 23 It supposed to address her first gml> nceurrrdMonday when the Plus. I might add, a healthy t i *'Y<wr Majesty," and if she hrakrs „f a truck driven by Syhasexpense account. continues to talk to you, call her tiano Giuffrlda failed and tent the The Queen’s today schedule, "Ma'am". vehicle plowing Into > eroiv.l which includes visit* lo James­ The U. S and Canadian gov- watching a publicity film for a town, Williamsburg and Washing­ ernmente also outlined some forthcoming movie. ton. I* so crowded I'm wondering how she will find lime to powder her nose. SC O RE A M AM BOBtAl W IT H . . . Has l.ooft '•Companion*'’ More than 1.000 reporters and photographer* are set to 'rail the Queen and her husband. Prince Philip, from the glorious begin­ ning to the weary end Canadian and U. S. official* call tht* » record turnout for such an event. Women reporter* are claiming special problem*—one of them, the eternal question of what tn wear. And, how to get It packed, once we’ve decided. Do we re­ move gloves to shake hand*, if any of ua get ihat close to the Queen? Do we curtsy? And What do we call her? On plane flights, we have the 40 pound weight limit on luggage, which gives me room for one *uilcase and a typewriter. In the suit­ case. I homehow hope to crowd two formal* one of them left over from her coronation In IW3. a couple of suits, makeup, Ungehnr. and extra shoes. Queen'* Luggage Abundant The Queen's traveling with M suitcase* and trunks, plus riitourage of personal maids ami ladlesIn waiting to help her with quick changes. Which should lake care of a different costume for each event, including about a dozen format occasions. We won't be able lo tell you what the Queen la wearing each day until ahe is dressed. Then we Visit our plunl today and examine carefully tha two iwatchca of suiting o n ’ get the word Her staff has drawn up a eoda display. You'll marvel to difrover that both swatches are absolutely identical in book for this tour. So If reporters looks and feci. Nevertheless, like ihe above suits featured in national adv ertisin g ' are told Elizabeth is wearing hat l-et Calvpen Ire cream lend a Carfbhran note to your nest portv' "X". *hoe* No. M. and coat No. one swati h has k e n Snnilone Dry Cleaned 50 limea . . . the other ia brand new Kich vaoillii Ice cream tilled with flaked chocolate and itnv, colorful 12, we will be able to check exact candle* in Ih* gala combination I ill cone-cupa with bolls of the What heller proof could you possibly ask for? description of the costumes hy ice cream and aef upright in •tnall, inverted t'alypeo •trew hata Tlwvelopad by a landing dairy a* ita ice cream of the month. >mt'll find her favorite designers. Hardy Our auper-lhoroiigh Samlonn proceaa cleans the new ice cream in alorr* ti le full txmk for the unique immature Amies and Norman Hartnell. atraw hata in party favor aertiona of your favorite alum. . Just «hat jewels she will wear time after lime without the slightest percepti­ al*o are secret, although it is ble wear on dollies. But sea for yourself! known the Queen owns a fabulous collection. She ha* at least seven diamond tiaras, assorted diamond brooches, pins, and necklaces, plus bracelets, earrings, watches and jewelled order* She reported­ ly owns at least 2ft pearl nerk- Preparing To Cover Queen's Visit 288 $100 Which Suit Has Been SANITONE DRY CLEANED 50 TIMES... Whic CAL/PSO ICE CREAM Experts are baffled by this daring test..., SEE IF YOU ARE A BETTER JU D G E!' NOUMM a ION KAMI MOM. J o lt Kirby. I, W *j wMt wonder or th* latrteatoty-dMlgMd X-tOt rock#* engin* on display tn Waahinftan. Developed at General Electric s Project Vanguard plant tn Cincinnati. Ohio, the engine will provide about * 27,000pound throat foe th# Irst stage of a new earth satellite vehicle. Downtown Cleaners Sr Laundry 113 S. P a lm etto REGISTRATION NOTICE Th* Registration Booh* of the City of Sanford, Florid*, ar* open at Ih* City It*!!, CentemKer 1B.1ft.17. for the Dunttvse of regWIering for the Municipal General Election lo h* held on Novemher .1, 1917, and will remain open each day except Sunday a and holidays, up to and Including Friday, October 25, 1957. Only those who ham reached th* ageof 21 during Ih* past year or who have aenuired a legal rating residence tn Sanford are required lo regia ter. AD oihera previously registered since December 1, 1950, are already qualified to rot* and do not hav* to re-register unlesa they moved from Sanford during Mid period. H. N. SA TE* CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER P h o n e b e fo re n o o n for y o u r roon#y l* t* r th e *am * d ay ! You a a la c ty o u r ow n ra p a y m a n t plan I ,vut U P T O $ 6 0 0 c«* V- I* CV.. ps* 1#<#-*• NyuNH U21N HIM :?ijs 11 ■ IIM IIM HUM HIM UtM IIM SUM IIM FA M ILY MM A N C I S I F .V I C I , I N C . saJ Lw j i f , p J 125 South Perk Avenua • T#laphon« FAirfo* 2 4*11 PA 2-5293 Seminole County Laundry Co. 819 W. 3rd FA Southside Laundromat 104 E. 25th FA u m De Bary Da Bary, Fix. Laundrortiat NO 94001 <4 �Foreign News C o m m en tary tw traaspert was Idle, tneludtng and • triumphal reception. to V tha Paris subway*. guest* of President tad Mr*. President Tito of Yugoslavia Elsenhower. Soviet Knaafa built up a violent and dangoroua propaganda offen­ sive thla week against the United States and Its ally Turkey. The campaign was based on the alljgatMu that the United mates ‘s A jv ^ L r* k n .rrrtik , i s IS M t t u l S a a fo rd --filg L K / f if: | ■n ;% '' f. jp ' *# /' F ;r ■; ' . . latton would be 45,000 by 1865 lx quickly coming to be a reality. A i g matter of fact the prediction might coon even sooner than expected. John Krider. Manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce gave memhere of the Junior Chamber of Commerce U st Thursday, figures end data that seem to bear out the statement that Sanford and Seminole County la growing at an eccelereted pace. Industry la coming to Sanford now and if the present Industrial devalopmant eontlnuse, there wUl be more and more plants and factories moving In to the ‘‘choice location In Florida." Tha Navy, naturally, has played a big part in Inducing others to come to Banford and Seminole County. The community real­ ised that because o f the tremendous growth resulting from Navy families moving to thla area many needed facilities had to be addad. These have become an attraction to in­ dustrial leaden seeking new end better locations. Churches hava expended, schools have been built and a n being planned, the water and sewer anatoms have been rehabilitated and streets hava been paved and repaired. Adding to the attractions have been new Toads leading Into tha community. Our water resources have certainty been an attraction since the lakes and river provide reeraaC1 uu facilities for thouiands who seek the wide open ipaeee for diver uiwiii'af our wrtsr' front. Tonight, the engineering firm of Geo and Jgneen is ex­ pected to tell the Board of B u ford City Commlssionere that a docks and terminals facility at Sanford la needed aad feasible. In turn, the Corps of E nfinoen, la Its report which will probably ba mads public ia December of this year, Is expected to ro* commend the Senford-Tituaville C a u l eoastructlon. The docks and tsrmlnsls project win, no doubt, furnleh the stimulus to push tba « • pension of Sanford far beyond Us present rate of Increase. This is due since the faculties provided by a docks and terminals project will bring Induetry to the Sanford tree a t a rapid pace and with it a tremsnd* oua population growth. T.iero is no stopping now to tbs continu­ ing progress of Sanford end Seminole Coun­ ty. The acceleration has mounted to auch enormous potentiate that nothing short of "drying up the river" can stop It. The real power behind Sanford end Sem­ inole County'* growth can be attributed to cooperation and work. t The ihoulder-toahoulder efforts are obtained through a Chamber o f Commerce where each penon — buamaaaman or individual —- c.,t exert strengthening efforts to add to the already powerful puih toward progressive and eggreiulve growth and expansion. Sanford and Seminole County arc growing because people are 'working together' for the community aa e whole. r,f iA il Trance'* cabinet crtile, Mill un­ solved after nearly three week*, wai complicated by a eurgo of tabor unrest. Electricity aad gaa worker* struck for 11 hours throughout the country and nciily paralyzed It. •hocked tad intend the West Goman govammett by ncegniaInc the B«»t Otnata Commun^ puppet regime. Weit Germany had threatened to break relatione with any Coun­ try which recognized Bait Ger­ many. It as* wai eofl«lderlnf ^-trnV« to—M by breaking relatitmk with Yugo- lack on Syria. Syria, bow baing armed by Russia and controlled h« yen-Russian alements, lent lu - ---------------------— •lartr. Bosnia Invoked every medium at publicity m air lta chargee. Mbits R Khrushchev, actlac la Ms capacity tf flrvt aecreUry of the Caatral Committee of the nut­ rias Communlit Party, ridrtiHl j I o k Vy o u k (2 0 0 3 2 MMBIflBfr Too Lato To Classify By RUMILL BAY ■list he gettlag old ar if) thlri llte, tetertantiaental ntoaU*. trip to tha noon builaasa Is way ovar ■y bead aad M a n aaosa tolls mo that's where It ought to ba. However, 1 recognize the fact that they are mighty dangaroua plaything* and if we don't watch our atop somebody la liahlo to'gct hurt. For a long time we have held to tha balief that America had a corner oa brains, know-how and projection ability and « hare tried to laugh off the Euaalaa ef­ fort. Now maybe we will quit qttorrolling among ourselvoa as to who should head up our miarile pro­ gram, coordinate our effort* aad •top bidding ourselvea. Aairieaa praitlgo haa taken U on the chin several lima* lately and Mr. Khruzehov’a "neat trick" as CharIto WUson term* It should hava a whoring effect oa our iking. aad our action*. Anyone who expected leaders in various Thla la m Urn# for calling aaeh other segments of U. S. life also to be on other namaa or trying to start the guest Hat at this dinner symbolizing something althar at homo or Anglo-American harmony would have been abroad, Sctonee has tot least la disappointed, however. Not a single disting­ tha world destructive power as gnat that It can utterly destroy uished ecientiat was present. There were us all unless wa are smart aaough no leaders from agriculture or organized to hoop a cool head and avoid labor. No phase of America's rich cultural setting off tho fuse. life was represented. The world of Ideas, In­ I hoard a atory tho other day that Illustrates what could kappoa sofar as It la distinguished from the world if wo aren’t cartful. of business and government, was conspicu It la based On tha supposition oualy Ignored. that World War II! developed It ia the President Eisenhower's undeni­ with tho struggle of an all-out to­ able privilege to invite anyone ha pleasea tal tffort, with nations using at their command, la to hie table when ha entertains the Queen everything a matter of hour* tho whole world o f England. Neverthelaai, many Americans wa* reduced to rubble. would have liked it better If the White From out of the nibble crawled House guests on this occasion had Included a little monkey, apparently the living thing oa earth. Everyat least a few persona representing various only where about him wsa death aad other aspects of Ufa that undergird this na­ destruction. Not another Uring tion’s greatness. thing waa to bo seen. • • • Tarriftod, tha llulo fallow bagaa A police chief In one of our progressive to run. Leaping from debris pile to rubbte hasp ha ran until bo was American cities says good street lighting utterly oxbauatod. Why ho waa helps In the war against crime. Another running or whara ha waa going way of saying that evil thrives undsr cover ho didn't atom t« know. Hla one ambition waa to gat away from of darkness. It all. • • # . 1 Finally be stopped to rest aad The U. S. Bureau of Engraving and Print- to hit amatanant another Uttlo ing has a new process which can produce monkey, a finale, crawled out paper money five times faster. Juat so It from under a pile af brick*. Tha doesn’t blow tha Inflationary ballon up five two frightened creature* looked at each other and ah# said, "Are times bigger. you real, ar* you alive? I thought • • • I wa* tha only living thing oa . ‘‘Pump-kln" ___ r ..... ...... Some people My and ........... others earth." Tha other monkey admit­ ted ba waa hath real aad alive IS ..» u Pl? lkLn\ 14 comM to P|e* and that ha had bald the same though, the beat thing to say la ‘‘more". thought about himself. ' i ’v# been running for houre," evidence doc. VA require to ap- 10 aald, “and I am doad tired and prove restoration? Jj^o never beta •• hungry to my •pee a bag raaga missile aad lauached a aatolllto bafore we have Sees set nacmarty atom that tha world wlU he dactroyed hut It iheuld cauM maakiad to rea­ lise that armc, no matter how powerful, cannot Imura our iafcty aad continued exUtence. Wo seed Divtoo________ guidance aad lovo 1a our heart* for our follow mas If we are to live together rival ef Qeooe KUachvth If of Orest Britota aad her huaband Priaea Philip on a visit to Canada aad the United State*. From Canada, the Queen and tho prince flew to Virgin!* to at­ __ a _____ tend featlval commemorating “tho IMth annJvenai ^ : jry of tha foundIng at Jamestown ia 1WT of tho flrit permanent English settlement la America. State Dinner For A Queen Whan President Eisenhower gave a at*la dinner for Queen Ellxabeth, that was an affair of some moment. It was more than merely a pleasant social occasion. In a sense, it w u the United States playing holt to thoaa etauneh allies, the British. As was fitting, eminent figures In tho government — tho vide president, the chief justice, cabinet members and others — were among those who at# filet of sole and roast duckling at tha President’s table. Numerous relative* and friends of the Eisenhowers naturally were Invited. Thera wart men present who are prominent In the buaineaa world — top man from Tiffany's, Coca Cola, Frankfort Distillarlca, tho Columbia Broad­ casting System, Young It Bubleam AdvertH it S m fe r tl H tr a M VWttaj* Daw MMH M w ltr SU*>, *M cbH*f—■ e*i*i«*v — car t w*. w a n r w ussas, sm iw m s hm usu * ■VKI.fa 1. cl'twivn atvwWtw M m*w F ife 4 - Monday, October 21,1957 ~ V eteran s Corner Here sr* authoritative sniwsr* from the Veteran* Administration to questions of current intereit to farmer servicemen and their fam­ ine*: Q. I was told that tha War or­ phana education procram allows up to It to a month for handicapp­ ed young people who need ipeels! restoration training. Sometime* thl* training ia aipemlva. I* there any way the allowanca could b« Increated** training eoits more than P i ■ month, VA may ilep up it* month­ ly allowance accordingly. How­ ever, theao excel* payment* would cauaa a reduction-In the length ol time n War Orphan student could train. Q. i hava to *aU my houao and move to another climate that will be more beneficial to my health. I underitand that under theao con­ dition* I may get my GI home A. Yea. If apodal restorative loan right* reatored. What kind of A.( VA wilt want ■ atatoment from a reputable phyildan eonfirming that tha chance In climate u essential to your health. Q- I think I am taking tha wrong co-urae of training under tho Korean GI Hill. Before making my one and only change of court*, could I receive VA'i vocational counseling to help me get «n tho right trackT A. Ye*. In filling out the appli­ cation for a change of courao, in­ dicate en tho form that you want vocational counseling. An appoint­ ment will ba achedulad for you. The new found companion dlvad hack Into bar rubble heap and shortly reappeared, cuddled up to him, end offered t* share a nice, bright, ihfny apple. Looking at her In horror tho lit­ tle monkey backed away, "No thanks," ba said, "1 don't want to ba responsible for starting thla thing all over again." The fact that Russia ha* daval- towards your powN • Your isvlngs aeon will mount up more by saving each pay day • Earn extra points of profit* with our above-average return* • Enjoy mtoty and security you've . never known baforel Here’s the way to urn . . . start soring during National Thrill Wttk! Givi To TTit UNITED FUND Yoo-hoo, darling! Still mad?1 YOUR Dealer Recommends! Swuukni A* M m t m r A about tkla questloe: "HaaUag h u m to here igiim. I was* loiuraace oa aay guns and equipment — aim cwvrsgo la caao I Injure body—and accident toauranre foe the aeaana to cover pnraonal tojerlva to asyatlf. 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SmaUcr application* at mor* frequent Intervals wtU |tv* better reaulta. INSECTICIDES - FUNGICIDES FAUSTS '« r® fj ■MMmMMMWMdbpiniMiiaaMPWMMumtmuaus^MRwwsAsusL t f e f& See your nearest dealer CH A SE h CO M FAN Y SANFORD, FLO RID A f0 f ® A f i t l « . �*■4- *'jfJJ * Ar „t 1 ”i ' * t* Th* Sanford Herald—Pact I Monday. October 21,1937 Jack Russell Speaks Before W omans Sanford Garden Club Thursday Page W hat’s My Line? Pmgrnm In Ware Bible Class Meet ^ The Ware Bible class of the First Methodist Church met at McKinley llall. Oct. 18 for a co­ vered dish supper and business meeting. Hostesses for the even­ ing were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. John Camer, Mrs. Carl Williams, and Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan. Mrs. Carl Williams, president, conducted the business meeting. The program for the evening was -W hafs My Line" Panel member* were Miss Ethel Riser, John Camer, Mrs. J. W. Brown, and Phil Wyatt. Modera­ tor was Ed Klrchhoff. Guests were Mrs. W. W. Tyre nnd J. P. Bales. The mystery challenger* were Mr. snd Mrs. M. E. Schuenemann who came as" Queen Elizabeth ami Prince Philip. Present for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. John Camer, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tyre. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Reely. Mrs. Cretchen Lewi* Crowell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wil­ liams, Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan, Mr and Mrs. J. W. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Klrchhoff, Mr and Mr*. Jt. U. Hutchison, R. IV. Ware, Mr. and Mr*. Joe Aztarcllo, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bates, Sirs. H. W. Goodspeed, aft*. R. E. Ruh-iiu, lift and Mrs. D, W. Paul, Mr. and Mrs T. R. Butta, Sir*. J. F Riser. Mis* Ethel Riser, Mrs. M. L. Til­ da, Eddie Klrchhoff Jr., and Valer­ ie Klrchhoff. BAPTIST CIRCLES Circle 5 meets in T.T.L. Classroom Sirs. 5.A.B. Wilkinson, chair­ man of Circle 5 presided over the recent meeting which was opened with prayer. Mr*. W. D, Gardiner, prayer chairman, gave the devo­ tional. Mrs. B. C. Moore, enlistment of­ ficer told of plans for church wide wide visitation Thursday of each week. Stewardship chairman. Mr*. Mar­ tha Marshal, mentioned Lottie Moon and other missionaries In her talk. Reading books were dis­ played for member*. Mr*. A. K. Rossctter, Margaret Fund chairman, spoke of the Bap­ tist students. Mrs. O. 0. Rntlin*. children's home chairman, asked for coupons for the home. After other reports end business, the meeting closed with tong. The members retired to the luncheon end program. CIRCLE 4 Th# first meeting of the new year opened with the introduction of all member!. Mri. G. C. Dixon ia the chairman. Mrs. Christine Woodruff I* the co-chairman. Community mission asvignmcnls were made. The devotion­ al was given by Mrs. Dixon. After routine business wa* dis­ patched the meeting adjourned. Present at the meeting were Mrs. M Cummings, Mrs. O. C. Gibbs. Mrs. 5. W. Smith. Mrs. J. A. Strange, Mrs. W. C. Lynn, Mrs. G. C. Dixon, Mrs. J. W. Scnlerfitt, Mrs. R. L. Thomas, Mrs. Christine Woodruff, Sirs. H. H. Wade, Mr*. W. E. Chisolm, Mrs, Fred Meyers. Mrs. Mabel P. Stone, and Mrs. J. Roy Britt. Circle 3 under Mrs. Dana Circle 3 met for the first meet­ ing of the year with Mrs. Eunice Dann, chairman, conducting the GOSPEL MEETING '-•A JACK RUSSELL aa be speaks to the Sanford Garden Clab. (Bergstrom photo by Gocti) Dinner Party Fetes Engaged Couple A small dinner party Thursday night was given In honor of Ml** Hope Weldie and Jack Schlrard. by hi* parent* Mr. and Mrs. John Schlrard Jr. Mias Weldie and Mr. Schlrard were married Friday evening. The living and dining rooms were decorated with arrangements of white gladioli. The table In the dining room, which commands a view of a beautiful take, was cen­ tered wiiii d white Ucrcd cake. Crystal candlestick* held white ta­ per* and Mile* of the valley. At­ tending were Father Lyons, of* All Soul* Catholic Church, Mis* Wel­ die, Jack Schlrard. Mr*. W. T. Weldie. the hrlde'* mother, her attrndant, and twin sister. Mrs. Charles Matchclt. Duke Shirard, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Warfel, Mr. and Mrs. John Schlrard Sr., and Dr. and Mr*. Brantley Hendcnon. meeting. Mr*. A. J. Pclcnon gave the de­ votional. ‘Mr*. Volie William* led the prayer. Mr*. B. C. Moore ex­ plained church wide visitation. Mrs. R. F. Cooper brought the Stewarship lesson. Mrs. John Fox dis­ tributed mission book* and re­ minded the group of the Mission Study November 18. The group was dismissed with prayer by Mr*. Charles Park. At­ tending were Mrs. Park, Mr*. A. J. Pcterion, Mrs. Voile Williams, Mr*. Louis Howu. Mr*. W. A. Kraticrt, Mrs. John Fox. Mr*. Turner Lodge, Mr*. R. P. Cully, Mr*. P. P. Campbell, Mr*. W. P. Ye*!ey, Mrs. Joe E. Wright, and Mrs. A. L. Thomas. , Kroner* Horton Circle The France* Horton Circle met at .the home of Mrs. Alfred Chiles, 110 Pinerrest Drive, Thursday evening. The meeting was called to order by the new chairman, Mr*. Benny Austin. A devotional was presented by Mr*. Don Reagan, followed by prayer. Thy program "An Open Door" was given by Mrs. Leland Rudd. Mr*. Otto Thomas gave the Ste­ wardship leaflet on "Giving." It wa* announced (hat the mis­ sion study book on "Africa" will bo taught at the next meeting. The circle will concentrate on vii* itatlon for the following month, trying to enlist new members. Refreshment* were served to Mrs. Benny Austin, Mrs. Otto Thomas, Mrs. Donald Knight, Mrs. Don Reagan, Mrs. Wake Hunt, Mrs Leland Hunt and Mrs. Alfred Chiles. TIIE HOMEMAKER'S CLAM The Homemaker's Class of the First Baptist Church met Tues­ day evening in the home of Mr*. O. Lewis Dinkins. Mr*. It. C. Stone wa* co-hostess. Th# living room of the Dinkln's homo was beautifully decorated with tropi­ cal plant* and cut flowera. Mr*. W. T. Cavanaugh, presi­ dent of the claw, conducted the meeting, which opened with pray­ er. Mr*. Dinkin* gave the devo­ tional on the Twenty-Third Psalm. At the close of the butinei* ses­ sion, game* were played. Mr*. Clayton Smith won the prize. Delicious refreshment* were served by the hostesses to Mrs. N. V. Johnson, Mr*. J. M. Moyc, Mrs. A. D. Holloway, Mrs. Clay­ ton Smith, Mrs. E. N. Wood, Mr*. E. C. Nelson, Mrs. J. T. William*. Mri. Iren# Kelly, Mri. Ed Cowan, Mrs. Christine Woodruff, Mr*. Fred B. Fisher. Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. W, T. Cavanaugh. A baby shower * 1 1 given Octo­ ber IS for \tr« -fe^r Wclfer in her borne at 400 Palmetto Ave. Iloatesse* were Mis* Pat Castube and Mis* Mary Lou Bowen. Games were played during the evening, and prize* were won by Mrs. Jeanette Roman and Mlsa Bowen. Refreshment* of cake, punch amt mints were served after ihe gift were opened. Those attending were the Mltsei Joan and Jean Wilkie, Mrs. E. C. Kuhn, Mr*. Ray Chorpenlng, Sirs, Boh Meyers, Mr*. W. E. Vlhlen, Mrs. Jeanette Roman, Mr*. Amo* Jones. Mrs. Raymond Lundqulat, Sin. Wolfer, StUa Boa *>JI Rfl't«_ iF*» ■latt'lkmi )Y HOPE. *oo of Mr. Gerald Pope, Sanford. 15. (l'hoto by Reraitrom) Ladies Auxiliary Of VFW Post Has Business Meeting The LaiUcs Auxiliary of VFW Post 3382 held lti regular meeting Tuesday night at 8:00 P.M. Two new members were voted In: Strs. BABY BOT HUTCHINSON, w»n HADY GIRL W \LLfl, dauahter Grimm and Mr*. McGuire. In the or Mr. and Mr*, (hear lluUtiln- nf Mr*. Hr tty Wall*, Sanford. absence of Strs. Betty Smith, the •on, Sanford. Born Orl. t R. Horn tin. 15. (l'hoto hr licrgatrom) ( l’hoto hr Bergstrom) president. Sirs. Evelyn Dlsbrow conducted the meeting. The attendance was reported to b# excellent and a good time was had by all. The next meeting will be Nor. 5 at 8:00 P.St. at the Post Halt, Miss Nowlin Speaks To Sanford Club BABY BOY WILSON, son of Mr. BABY GIRL IIRITTON, daughter and Sirs. I.awnon I.. Wilson, San­ of Mr. and Mr*. Waller It. IlrilIon, Sanford. Horn Oct. II. ford, Born (let. 13. (Photo by Bergstrom) (Photo by Bergstrom) P&A&nnah Tolbert F. Vaughn Jr. and fa­ mily arrived this w e e k e n d from Jacksonville. They will visit with Sir. and Sirs. Earl Crltten don while Str. Vaughn conducted a Gospel meeting at the Sanford Church of Christ. Friends of Mrs. L. H. Harvey will be glad to know lhat «h# ha* returned from Duke Hospital where she has been 111. Stiia Rose Levy ............... . . has . . returned . . to Sanford from New York where she purchased # fall and holiday line for the Hollywood Shop. nhop. Mrs. Gourley 8 hss many years experience and Is a senior beautician. She Invites all her frienda and customers to can on her a t— BEAUTY SHOP FA 2-3914 Conning The News By VIRGINIA CONN. HATU gala met at th* Afterbur­ left Sanford on a weD-achoduM ner Thunday for a delicious lunch­ trip north. Tim flrat w**h wa* eon of either m a t beef or tur­ spent la Washington, D. C. with key. Anita Hades and Sonja Black­ son. Bobby. Whfl* there the# stuf­ wood were the host*##*#. AnJ lor fed on ChiaciUtgve o/Jter* and once 1 completely forgot to a*k .Maine lobster. Also saw many old about the decorations, and with friend* and young relatives. Then those two they must have been Mary Faria, Bob'* office assistant good. Attending w en Matlla Bar- became 111, am) Bob had t« drive low, Lib Cleveland, Jean Dootey, back to Sanford That left Ruth Ethel Fitislmmom. Violet Jarrell, holding th* social bag. After stay­ Gerry Kennedy, Dodle King, 5111- ing with Bob’* relatives for an­ -HsJ-iQfX. .B/tt'OteCrarken. Tret* other daVr-jSsf^tt".* tp.JJanlewoodSltchel, Marty MUlalpi, (finny N. J.. where the Carl Kastners Nelicn. Betty Nsrdan, Ruth Nor- had ptanneJ a dinner party lor veil, Glnny Shaffer, Merva Wood, th* couple. Bob'! absence brought Jean Tegfeldt, Edith Woodruff, the dinner guests to thirteen, but Jean Kahlo and Barbara LaRue. since Ruth doe* not report any whose husband la the new North ominous acUvIUes, it seems to American rep. in HATU. have don* no harm. Ruth did get Surely the moat stupendous thing to New York, where she shopped, to happen for a long time at the taw several shows and went to St ay fair Country Club la the hole- the United Nation*. Also lunched in-one, shot Friday by Jackie at the Waldorf with n friend, Helen Crawford. Jackie I* the tin t local King, who ha* Just had her third woman to ever accomplish Ihla booh published "Doodles and What feat, and fit has taken this long. they Mean to You." I don't know It will no doubt be even longer whether It la humorous or one of before anyone else equal* I t Jac­ those deep psychological studies. kie la recovering from the initial Ruth returned to Sanford by plan* shock. She says "I don't think —her flrat trip in the air, and ah* about It alt the time anymore". loved It, Too bad there was no gallery, Usually by tht* time on a Sun­ although the screams by Jackie day afternoon, I have reams writ­ and Lucille Heard eertalnly at­ ten and ready to go to presa, but tracted some attention. I must confess that I have been Treta and Stlke Michel gave a trying to ready the domicile for birthday party for John Dooley returning Robert Conn. This Friday night. Helping celebrate means, ot course, that all the little were Cy and Jean Fltton, Jean odd jobs planned so carefully must Dooley, Jane Miller and the Eric all be done in one day. In a few Bowen. short hours this weary body (and Bill Barron and a few chums old, I am told by my Cohorts at Clarksville, Tenn., blew Into th* Sanford Herald, Bette and town this weekend to do a little Patty), must throw out papers, fishing. Bill reports that Ruth and hid* the bills, clear out th* cloe the children are fine. Ruth haa *t, finish painting the carports, taken up golf with much enthu­ wash and clean out the car, trim siasm Helped along, no doubt by the flower beda (and weed), wipe the pmxlmlty of the golf eourse. the mildew off his shoes and belts The Barron* used to be in VAH-B. and ties, and everything cite he Pete and Jane Petr* moved Into own*—there is more, but instead Grrtchen Hall's house this week­ of talking about U, perhaps 1 end. Juanita and Bob Ramey went should do something. So farewell. to Jacksonville for the weekend. Caroline and Rupe Legare and Don and Glnny Sullivan climbed Final Plans Made In their .boats Saturday and took a trip to Stiver Spring*. They re­ For Laud, Hosack ported a wonderful day. Eleven VAH-NUien turned out for Ihe iparerib* and gab at Bet­ Wedding Nov. 2 ty SIcBrstnie'a Friday night. Those OSTEEN—Final plans have been present?—Skip Horretl, Jean Fow­ announced for the November 4 ler. Marcia Cousin*, Betty Hal- marriage of Miss Shirley Laud lett, Betty Bleljener (also cohort- to Pvt. David Hosack, The bridee*»), Dame 11 Kllcllne, Ruth Chaf­ etrcl I* the daughter or Mrt. Henry fee, Toni Waters, Shirley Rosa and Whldden of Jacksonville, and M. R. Laud o ' Perry. Margaret Fennell. Pvt, Hosack la the son of Str. It was my pleasure Saturday morning to spend an hour with and Mrs. Gerald Hoaack of Ostean. five 4-H club reporters at the The wedding will lake place Satur­ County Council meeting, I was day, November I, at 2:30 P. M. to give them a few fundamentals, In ihe Osteen Bapttat Church. The a ml It was surprising how much Rev. Jose Cardosa will officiate they taught me. Might have some A. reception will be held follow­ budding newswriter* In th* crowd. ing the ceremony at the Osteen Ruth and Bob Blllhlmer are two School auditorium. Ait friends and whose careful planning never relative* are invited to attend the scema to pay off. They recently wedding and reception. Mis: Marian Stanko Of Slavia Honored With Bridal Party Chief Boone Given Faculty Fetes Bride-Eelect Surprise Party SLAVIA—A dinner was given re­ cently at the home of Sirs. K. By Frank Durzos Bclthorn for members of the fac­ waa used throughout the room and carried over even to the refresh­ ments which were served from an attractively decorated table with a large bride dolt used a* a center­ piece. Appropriate games were played Including one In which the guests cut out pictures from mag­ azine! depleting events In tho life of the bride to be and then made into a book. Mia Stanko wa* pre­ sented with a gift of tupperware. Guest* enjoying the evening were: Mesdamei Juliana Stanko, Mary Fabry, Margaret Mlkler, Julia Cicmanlc, Louts Gruenwald, Jenny Cotton, Jimmie Jakubcln, Virginia Bellhorn, Mildred Mikler, Billie Jo Lukas, Hlldegarde Johnson, Mary Rich, Betty King, Gertrude Luka*, Virginia O'Neil. Pauline Arndt, The 4-H ccwnty meeting, the Ethel Mikler. Mr*. Mosley, Mr*. first meeting of Ihe offleer* an. I n*lcom and Mlsa C. Platchko. leaders training school, was held Saturday at 9.10 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. The following girl* were rlected to County Council offices: the officers were: president Maryanns Tcsliisky of Oviedo, vice president, Sybil Grant of IxmgwOod, secre­ tary, Sylvia Silkier of Slavia. treasurer. Linda King of Sanford Junior High, devotional leaders, Donna Collins, and Melanie Wil­ liam* of Lake Stary. Song leadera were Margaret Stevenson of Longwood and Dorotha Duda of Slavia delegate Betty Jean Robinson of t.nngwuod. Keporlers named were Naomi Tuhy of Slavia and Susan Stallings of Lake Mary. A talk was given by Betty Jean Robinson, Sybil Grant and Mari­ anna Tesinaky on their trip to 4 H short course in Tallahassee. A short discussion abuit (he 4-H Christmas Party was given. dinner ulty of St. Luke's Christian Day School in honor nf SIUs .Marian tar L n U tk ,,onnP' US'* Slanko, teacher of the primary N. Ret., wag given by Mr and grades whose marriage will take Mr*. Frank Durzo . . „ . *1 the l-ake , place In Nov. SIDs Stanko ha* Monroe Inn Sunday. The party j taught at St Lukr’# since Dee. was given ‘to celebrate Chief 1952. She wa* prevented with a Boone'* retirement from the Na­ *et of stainless steel tableware. vy. A musical program w*» given by Joe Gcbheirt on the piaro and or­ gan and Sira. Evelyn SIills on the accordlan. Guest* were Mr. and Stra. RichStr. s H Mro Fred Goodwin, Sir. and Sin. John Mills, On any Rihle, Testament or Prayer Rook Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Cebheirt, Mr. snd Sirs. Herman Eplin, (Mr. ordered during National Bible Week *r* will and Sira. Lamar Beall, W. H. SicFarlin, snd Stra. Boone. imprint in 22K gold lettering your turn* , . , OSTEEN — A surprise NATIONAL BIBLE WEEK ----- October 21 -2 7 ------ j BI RTHS Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith an■nuance the birth of a daughter, I Piper Irene, born October IS in ; Waycro**, Ga. Th* baby weighed , 3 lb., 2 oa. Mrs. Smith is the for-1 mcr Shirley Peacock, MONDAY Th* Part M streaeC fc* * ! do!* Chapter No. 2 019, trill WIf A Mrt. k . C re u ih a w . 1139 , East 7th SL, at 7:28 a. ■■ „ The Male Chorus wRI h*M R rehearsal hi the rooms at tht Men’s Bible Class el the f t * - ' Methodist Church at 9:09 fs a . TUESDAY The PUot d u b wlH h-r# (ha ♦♦nOar-* VT y rminder'a Day program at th* i p * 'A. Milford Yacht Club at BJO T . M1 The Sanford Unity d a m w ll meet at the Valdes Hotel i t 1*9 P. M.. Rev. Josephine Itockte « | 8 ' conduct the atudy class ta Charts* Fillmore's book "CbristUa Heal­ ing." The publle la eerdUOy la> vitwl’ _________________ FREE GIFTS 1 Calendar MONDAY The Dependable Uaaa a t First Methodist Cborch wRl____ at 8:30 P. M. at McKlatey Dal for a covered dish iwpyar. Tho regular business meeting lad haitallition at officer* will flsBoso. FIRST BAPTIST CMVRCM 818 Park Ave. Saaferd, Fieri** Monday Oct. 21— The Y.W.A.’a of the Ural B ay list Church will meet ai l:M P.M. and the Intermediate GUL’a at 7:50 P.M. At 4:15 the boy* and girls ha Dm Clwrub Chulr of tho First Baptist Church (ages 88) will re been* and at f:0O P.M. the Chapel Chair (Young People 17-24 erfll re­ hearse. At 7:15 at the First Baptllt Church there win be a Slmnttaa* mil association*! Sunday Training School for Sanford DeLand. Tuesday October 22— Tuesday Oct. 22— Girl Scout Troop >42 wffl __ at th* Flrat BapUat Church at l : l | P.M. The Carol II Choir (BoyFt-12) at the First Baptist Church will fahearse at 8:50 P.M. and th* Craaider Choir (boys 15-18) at 7:11 P.M. At 7:30 the Association*! lagday School Training Schael far DeLand and Sanford will eaatiau*. Wednesday Oct, 23— Prayer Meeting will be held a* the First Baptist Church at 1 M P.M. and at 8:15 th* taad m School Cabinet meets. Thursday Oct. 24— At 10:00 A.M. the Baptist W.M.* U. Fall Rally will be bcld at Om tern. A Group Training Sunday School will be held at the First Baptllt Church for Sanford and DeLand ai 7:30 P.M. LADIES' BIR TH STO N E RINGS a beau tifu l blrt baton* ring U th in g ah*H Always Charlah. 6.50 up Wert Jewelry STORE 202 E. let. PA 1-4111 "Us* our Budget of Layaway PUa" 1 Vnir-T T. FFF.r. LIKE A MILLION . for your toes . , . and such comfort, your step# wlfl seem to hav* wings , . , when you wear "MONET CLIP," California Cobblers' looks-lika-s-mllllon flat! Surprise! It’* youra for a tiny . . .Q ^ 9 vsU }’a S J w £ PHONE FA 2-121(1 ■ is Church O F F I f F «!L| t'r ' .1 1 1 MAGNOLIA 4 ■- SLAVIA—51Is* Marian Stanko bride-elect of The Reverend John Obeda of Timmons, OnL, Canada whose marriage will take place Nov. 10 waa th* guest of honor at a party given Thura. evening at th* home of Sirs. Betty Duda. Serving as hostesses with Stra. Duda were Sir*. Virginia Silkier and Strs. Annie Duda and Mrs. Katy Duda. A pink and while color scheme 4H Girls Elect County Council Officers The Sanford 4-H Club girls met Thursday afternoon. They heard an Interfiling talk by Stisa Nowlin of the Florida Power and Light Co., and saw a film on electricity. The officers have been fleeted. The president I* Nylcne Ahbcrs. vice-president, Linda King, Secre­ tary, Judy Ro6b, reporter, Jane Howard, Song Leader, Peggy Tin­ dall, devotional leader, Sandra Au* coin, Gum# leader, Barbara Sehr. In now anaoeUted w ith our 2nd S treet & Elm Baby Shower Given For Mrs. Wnlfer____ NEW Arrivals In Local Hospital CHURCH CALENDAR TUESDAY 3:00 P.M.—Brownie Seoul Troop No. 233 — Youth Building. 3:30 P.M. — Senior Girl Scouts meet. 3:30 P.M. — Junior Fellowship. 4:15 P.M. — Junior Choir Re­ hearsal, 5:00 P.M. — Pioneer Choir Re­ hearsal. 8:00-8:00 P.M. — Pioneer Fel­ lowship and Recreation — Youth BABY BOT DURAND, *on of Mr. aim Sira. William Durand, Building. Sanford. Born (kt. IS. 7:00 P.M. — Men of th* Church (Photo by Bergstrom) Supper Meeting. WEDNESDAY 3:30 P.M. — Girl Scout No. 149 — Youth Building 6:00 P.M. — Senior High lowship supper. 6:30 P. M. — Youth Choir hearsal. 7:30 P.M. — Senior High Ivwshlp Recreation. 7:00 P.M. — Mid-Week Hour. 7:30 P.M. — Chancel Choir hearsal. Mrs. Hazel Gourley “Church of Christ” LAKE MONROE—Like Monro* 4-H girls held a meeting Thurs­ day In the school auditorium. Two film# were shown by their teacher, Mr. Watt. One on electricity and th« on "0ur *"«««"• J<1« Nowlin of the F|*. Power and Light Co. gave a talk on electri­ city. Presbyterian We Are Pleased to ANNOUNCE . . . Talbert F . Vaughan J r. OCT. 20th - OCT. 30 Monday Sermon "Proper AItllude Toward T h t Scripture*" Tuesday Sermon "From Sin To Salvation" Evening Service* a t 7:15 Evangelist Talbert F. Vaughan Jr. ____ _______________ _ Fever Garden Hub on the High Follies. She offered literaturc and of her own drawing* of the article* which will be purchased for the hospital froqi the proceeds of the coming Follies, Mrs. Voile Williams Jr., chair­ man of the District,Garden Club nnn-i'-i—d th» rhsirmsn for—tho #vcnt, which wlil take place November 5, at the Elk's Club. Mrs. William* requested that all Garden Club members co­ operate with these chairmen. Re­ servations for the luncheon must be in to Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth by November 2. Mr*. J. E. Terwtlleger, program chairman, Introduced the speaker, and his charming wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Russell of Orlando. Mr. Russell used at his topic the (election, planting and care of annuals. Particular emphasis was placed on planting now for blooms this winter. A box of Pink tee hybrid snap­ dragons, grown by Mr. Russeil, waa won by Mri. Frank Lleske. Th* Jint g ra m ! meeting of th* year waa held Thursday by the Sanford Garden Club. A covered dish luncheon waa served tn the Educational building of the Ftrat Presbyterian Church. The table* were deeorated with small pumpkins on pine straw, fllHil w irtrBialilltu-peppe*! i sorx and berries. On-tht piano stood a lovely arrangement of croton leaves, alamanda and other leave*. Mr*. Ralph Dean, courtesy chairman, waa In charge of the eommlttee arranging the lunch­ eon. A business meeting wa* held, svlth the president, Mrs. Fred Ganat, presiding. Mrs. Ganas re­ ported that the city manager ha9 requested the Sanford Garden Club to landscape the new civic center. The club voted to accept the re­ quest. Rose Circle asked that the club tend a letter to the city requesting the planting of low orna­ mental #hrub« in the triangular at Park and 25th St. Annuals have been planted there periodically, re­ sulting in considerable expense and only temporary beauty. The letter will be tent. The Hospital Auxiliary has re­ quested that the Sanford Garden Club decorate the Christmas trees In the hospital again this year. Members of the Garden Club were asked.to recognlm an out­ standing example of gardening in the yard of Lizzie Lamb, 1923 West 13th St. Mrs. Don Brubaker spoke to the Lakt Monroe 4H Girls See 2 Films *Exclushr9 Footwear* I ■i �■ i IAN FBANCUCO, (UF) — He may to whUtUsg to tto to rt, to t BID BfeMr. right ea tto t o l l •( s/galag a «»» 1w»-j »it ttmtracl •a B M iitr ef tto I n Fraaeiace Cleats, said that to t o f t i to l« t tto t t o lata tto Itm dlvisloa to their initial voatnre m tto Pacific Cooat. "I’m countinf on two things,” aaid Kignoy. ,a local boy who will to t u n i n ' hit third aaaaoa at tto holm at tto chio. “ Oat ia tto t tto fan enthusiasm wo expect from NEW YOBS t o - Trofm i ton­ al to d a y ia about to to pot through tto toga! vrlager aad tto paying public viU get quite an oyeful n>too all the liaca ia hind. Tto National Hortoy Lrogoo Playara' Association, toadotf by Ted Liadaay of tto Chicago Bbek Hawka, already ha a filed a throe million dollar damage tun againat tto aix NHL cluba. Tto aaaoeiatlon ia taking, tto court to void the aUndard playart* contract, a copy at that con­ tract waa obtained during a* inUnrtow with HUton N. Mound, couaaci for tto playcra, aad aoap •f tto clauaaa ia It may coma A bolc-ia-ena waa registered Urn'card tad tent U to tha Spauld­ aa qulta a ahock to tto majority Friday afternoon, Octbocr II by ing Co. Mrs. Crawford la indeed of to d a y faaa. tto first local woman to ever tto “ woman of tha moment” at Taka paraghanh IT, i n example, ••CAB FBALEY achieve that distinction. Mrs. John tto Mayfair Country Chib. which practically acta up tto presi­ ■parts Writer dent of tto NHL, Clarence Camp­ FRANCISCO SB- Georg* Crawford at Sanford used tor bell, aa tto last word In nil play. a i l l foot, five Inch 240- three iron to fire the ate on No. •r-club salary negotiations. Part Basketball Assn. j former professional football 7 of the Mayfair Country Club. of that paragraph raadai r, figures today that median- . Mrs. CTawford used • Spalding “In, tto front that tto player - at least M’s tto luckiest ball. She bad purposely picked an To Open old ent, bee ause of tto water bsiand the club do not agree upon salary to to poid the matter shall M aaS am sea is that anybody ard. Her partner, Mrs. Price Heard Tomorrow Night f flayed tha gam* wanted promptly lost to r new ball, aa un­ NEW YOKE (UP) —Tto Bos­ bo referred to Uw president of Uw nerved w u the by tto exciting league, and Uw partita agroa to tto fwrtr att tto bell. •tout, although they were not pesi- ton Celtic* and the 8t. Louis accept Mg decision as final.” Ba r n n docs. i p m wfll bell you that Bay tivo until the two woman reached Hawka will pick up where they Tto hockey playcra also a n con­ wnrful Meed who gradn tto green. left off last spring when (bey testing paragraph • af their con­ tto University of Wash­ Pro Mario Carftgno hex attested mast at SL Louis tomorrow tract, which is a aweailed “ tele­ vision and right at privacy 'd played three games night 1» the opening game of tha clause, ____ ________ tto 'Washington Redskins, i the bail farther if than any man inches tall, can outdrive Georgs 1137-S* National Basketball Ass* That clausa prohibit* tto player tto antitrust li from abUjalng any revenue from dent ae far bee aver Uvad. This nils is \t, quits a Milan, who stands six feet, 11 elation season. i wtoa you consider Miters hitters inches. Ai tor his own tremendous Tha Calties captured tha East­ •television and radio righto to - Tto hockey j t post and present present such as distance, big George explains that ern division pennant last aaason dlorigbtsto eionandra davit ah ah charges that NK Ray, Clarencei Gamber, Camber, Char- the arc at Uw average man’s and than won their first world games, while at the stm t time malls, telgptoaa • Hail. Jimmy Thomsen, bomsen, Lawson swiag is 12 feat while Ma arc championship by defeating tha granting Uw owners the right to ether Interstate Sam Sneed and tad HUu. HU* S*uSou- measures 27 feel. Hawks, 125-123, in double ovaf- tflerUe and broadmi-games with-. .mmunlcatlena < “I was blessed with coordina- time In the seventh game of Uw out tto players’ consent and with- conduct a t their V - Bel th a n art" sUtlsUes tatleUes to back Uoo,” be aaalyxci. “I never have final playoffs. •fhla up. to consciously ipr to cut down on A total of m games will bo ■ Or a Sto-yard hoi* bole at Sydney, my distance because at last 1 have played In Uw pro circuit this sea­ . Mg George had a tea shot wMch my driving under full control.” son, with each of the eight mem­ lip wedge from Solicits Breasts Off Tee M l Mm only a flip taame engaging in 72 contaato. 4 tto .g r M a .lt was a poke of evar ovar Bayer uses hU driver, a three ber The hot ton-St. Louis game is Uw *1111 yards which, even Is wood with which bo gets 272 yards tvan downhill, la contact scheduled next Tues­ and n one Iron wMch he bits 230 only hitting it a long ton. day night. The following night tha . Xa drove the green m en on na 436- yards. But he euggeste that the . yard hole at Uw Del Rio Country average player use a brasale off Hawka play tha Naw York Knick­ and Uw Celtics meat Uw C M ia Tuesoo, hit lit Uw tha green of tbo tee for greater control and a erbockers Detroit Platons in a doubleheader a Mt-yard hole at Hartford. Conn.,Conn., three wood from tha fairway, on the fly and performed the same formed Uw George gave up golf from the at Detroit fast OR Uw StS-yard Cy Uma he was II unUl to was 23. The Philadelphia Warriors, with ard llth at Cyy rta .ro in t. At that, point ha began to play Tom Gola baek from Army serv­ Dea l ling ig Ball again while selling automobiles ice, open their aeaaoo againat tho Yet, Bayer advises lies the average for a living “ and finally realised Nationals at Syracuse on Oct. 23. ««U*r not l* try to slug the Ihs ball. ball, my potenUal.” It began to pay off All eight teems wlU be In acUon “It'a tha mein reason golf­ this year, bia fourth aa a pro, Oct. 26, with Boston at New York, aason most golfers laea Uw fairway,” ha said. ray,** he when he won the Canadian Open Philadelphia at Detroit, Minneap­ olis at St. Louis, and Syracuse at “Striving for thet extra five or 10 vlth a 70-6l-M-4fr-271. .rsH i they lose control. Consisten­ "I hope I’m on my" way now,” Cincinnati. mlrol. CotulilenTho franchises were shifted fol­ cy takas timing and ind control, with ; says, tee coming from And the golf world will tell you lowing tha 1M6-37 season. Tha Pis­ | that, off the tee, at lout, ha’s tons were moved from Fort Wayne to Detroit end the Rochester Roy­ it that little Jar-1 ’way out In front. als transferred to Cincinnati. By Alan Mover ONCE AGAIN 'jtw n iu n l CAMP* /TArtUmtMorr MCA THAT tu /i't tu p H0 M S 3 / Ai t(A 6 V t WTA 7 BAT f THCPffi CAM iPgCULATg CM MU CHAMCitor^ rrgm maaj WABMBRAT0. To Sign Wadnatdoy For Jonuoiy lo u t D rrao rr, ( c n U bMRm t weight e to a p M Are!it V aM and Ctoek Sytoaar a n ar t al alail to aign 0«t. n for ttolr Jaaaary UUo fight ia Detroit. Negotiations got toy lag atago wtoa M m poatad tio.ooo with t Farm P!ayen Premlao Ho wag optimistic about aoma of the young playara in the Giants’ farm ayitem aad aoma ia tha acrrice of Uncle Sam, **Wa have nine farm ohiba and HO players in th e ‘farm system," to said. “Aad I’m aura we have some good talent on the way up.” Me appeared moat optimistic about an outfielder Felipe Alou, who played far Springfield, Mass., la tho Class A Eastern league last y«sr. Ha tald that Orlando Cepcta of Minneapolis also looked tike a comer. Cepeta, n first baseman, hit about .310 last yaar, driving In 112 runs In Urn American Asso­ ciation race. Klgney’a salary waa not dis­ closed by President Horace Stoneham. who said “wu both a rt satis- for tha Milwaukee Braces la tto World Serlea. waa fated by home (own fans Thursday night. Among those honoring the pitcher was Na­ tional League Umpire Bin Jaekew- skL General Insurance H . JAMES GUT AGENCY S12 EAST TOOT STRICT PHONE PA 244S1 H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT - A“Jt- Wilson Leading Ground Gainer In Grid League PHILADELPHIA (UP) —Tommy Wilson of Urn Los Angeles Rims, unfettered by a college diploma, was a magna cum laude perfor­ mer among the university alumni In lha National Football League today.* Wilson, who bypaised college end wen his football experlance during a service bitch, waa the leading ground gainer In •»»* lea­ gue after three weeks of play with a net of 330 yards in 23 car­ ries for a 6.6 yard average, Eddie Le Baron ut Washington, tho wee one among the NFL hus­ kies, held Ihe No. 1 spot among the league passers. OPEN 12:15 TODAY & TUESDAY M U S IA L o p tm b fr. l o w s c a r d s , mmose RBTVPM 7V TAB TOP CP MU L tA O U fi BATrtiO M,BAP AT TM£ Mae OP 9 6 SHOULD MtARf A MOOD COMVSRiAT/OM P .ece POP THE H o r 9TOVE LgAOUE THIS h'/MTgP. OWnHIH hi l - | f « * I f * - '' A MOCMe AM R OCAL POP M/Mt\PCAY/MOOM97-rgAP OLPLgaS Ai/958 ,WKL B t 70 6 g r +9 Mrr» AiCMiiAR/ Pep At* grrA/ i*i J,MO»rcuiB BALTIMORE (UP) - The BalUmere Orioles havo retained their time coaches — Harry Breckcen, Luman Harris and AI Vincentfar the U3g baseball season. Breeheen ia a holdover from tho Jimwy Dykes' regime while Harris tad Vincent have both at BalttMere since Paul Richards became tha manager in 1131. \ >Y O U n —-g !-v £ V i J /A U T A L U S *— a UIU'DI •lUa■tm, «•k-><#• vcacs- «»■' ■«»— wtoa' FEATURE— 7:13* —4„ u i iv .n i. i—— ws u n t »««» to anyone who will Install it ok hit car and hale introduce It to others. They will aladly tend full tram particulars if you write them or send your name and addram on a poet card today. Don’t Miss This Hit. You May Never Sec It s Equal In Sanford THE YOUR i WS P A P E R J U J T V Y JL, bJI The story behind the htAdlinen and th e copy in a newspaper ia spelled S E R V I C E ! This newspap­ er and every other paper In the country la a “public service”— it ia Informative, educational, human­ itarian and civic-minded. Dad turns f irat to tha nevra and editoriali; Mom likas fashion stories and recipea; the kida like the comics. T h ere’# som eth in r fo r everybody in every p h ase o f ever)d ay life! F u n d a m e n ta l y o u r new spaper serve* you w ith inform ation —• w h eth er ut th e new s col­ um ns, or in th e ad s! T ru ly y o u r paper is a “ service cen ter” . . . th e m eeting place and the m arketplace o f th e community. , �Doctors Discover Hew Drug For High Blood Pressure By WILLIAM WWALD im m m u M«rr c m im M NEW Y O U (UP) —TOa TV atuon has caught tiM bird from critic* Ml over the ewatry. H m trouble la s t difficult to dlCfnoM. TV la In a r u t It trots oat th* torn* old facte, weak after BO!TOM (UP) — Tiro doctor*, ooo t f them the lncomtaf pratIdoot i t tho American Heart A m . have announced discovery of ■ drug they said promised new hop* for IS to 10 million Americana sufialng from high blood prtt- AetuMly, the solution Is pretty simple. All that's needed is a few shifts is tho casts of TV *tu»* lu five the season a little raxxle-daxaio. For the benefit of network offi­ cials, therefore, we present tho following list of lO fieslloai for cast changes: “ A baby believed to bo the amaileal ever born alive In 11/ United States le ■dlly In her Incubator home at St. Josephs Hospital la MUwoM so. She Is Linda born July 31, and welehlaj only I7H ouaceo at birth. LooUsg after the baby are (L), and MUs GeadxwiU. (UP Tefcfhata) £ w W _ • TOKYO Ql — Buy a plot of land an Mars? Choice residential tracts, shopping areas and resort districts are going for $3JO per 90-acre subdivision. If this seemed an opium eater's dream at one tints, the Soviet earth satellite has made things different The Japan AstrensuticM Society lr enjoying beam t lines* since Moscow issued Its dramatic an­ nouncement this month. One block from the Ginxa, Tokyo's great white way where 1 mil* lion dollars would scarcely buy enough dirt to fill a child’s sand­ box, la where to file your appli­ cations. Take a rickety elevator to the siith floor of a tiny office build­ ing surrounded by department stores, clothing shops, tea rooms and cabarets. Climb another floor to tho roof snd you’re looking st JAS, the Mari subdivision real estate office. It may look like a wart On tho roof, but it Is a penthouse for those who have their eye* on the stare. Tiny orric* Enter a tiny office where two girls and a few men sit around some tightly cramped deski, plunk down 1J00 yen and you’re * land­ owner. For your money, you ge* * JAS membership pin—a space ship, four stirs and a moon—a printed “Guide to Mars," and a blue and yellow certificate of reservation rbr the “Mar* land lubdlvislon." If you are a careful shopper, you will read the certificate which Applicant! include 20 from the give* your name, and ratawation United S tatu and two from New number, and adds: "You possesa 100,000 tiubo SO Zealand. Among ellanta a n inn keepers who want choica resort acres of land on Man. for hotels, and land brokers "In the future when this society lands looking for an Interstellar land succMds In Its plan of developing boom in coming generations. the soils located on H an, It will give priority to your reservation and presents this certlfleste s* a guarantee that It will subdivide County T B , Health 100,000 tsubo of land within the Assn.'Is Thonked pl*/i.i»d area." Look up and liv e—Aay M uhattan pedestrian. The fine prist contains soma What’s It For—Elvis Presley, For Contribution sage words of advice: “In preapration for becoming The Semlnola County Tuberculo­ Beat the Clock—-Tommy Man* Martians, you must respect sci­ sis and Health Association has re­ lUe. ence, love the arts, be generous, ceived a letter of thanks for its Let's Take a Trip—John Foster unselfish, and friendly, rise above recent $23.00 contribution toward Dulles. sex and defend panes.'’ grants to Florida’s medical This is Your life —Bridsy Mur­ phy. Price Goes Up school*. JAS started parceling out tracts Grants at $3,000 etch hive been Queen For I Day—Leona Gage. on M an In September last year, made to tho Univanity of Florida Father Know! Beat — Robert at the price of 200 yen, plus a and tho Unlvenlty of Miami medi­ Sarnoff. simitar amount in Initiation and cal school* by the Florida Tuber­ Propla’i Choica—Law Burdette. membership fees. Today, the price culosis and Health AsiocULmv-lt- -JtB qusd— Marilyn M o n r o * , hai skyrocketed to 1,000 yen, plus wst announced today by Dr. De­ Mitch Miller, Mickey Mamie, the 200 yen JAS fees. witt C. Daughtry Miami, presi­ Mickey Mouse. Treasure Hunt —Perflrio RubiToday, almost 6,ooo per.eaa a n dent of FTHA. the starry-eyes holders of JAS Dr. Samuel P. Martin, professor rose. certificates making them land­ of medicine at (he Unlvenlty of Big Payoff—New York Yankee owners on Mart, 33 to 63 mllion Florida, said their grant will b« bettore. miles away. used to supplement tha salary of The Californians —Wlllia Mays Holder of certificate No, lit Dr. William Stead, who will teach and Co. Princo Yoihl. 21-year-old second in the program on chronic chest To Tell tho Truth— 39-year old son of Emperor liirohlto. diseases and tuberculosis. With Jack Benny. “This doesn’t give him royalty this assistance, Dr. Stead will be Bachelor Father—Man O'War. privileges tm Man, however," able to devote his full time to tho I've Get a Secret—Jimmy Hoffs said Zentaro Hoiuml, JAS direc­ Unlverstty of Florida's School of tor. “We aren’t planning yet on Medicine. AMTOR GETS DIVORCE “The big problem in teaching in medical school* Is getting good WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UP) teachers," Dr. Martin said, “snd —Millionaire John Jacob Astor was granted a divorce Thursday money spent on people is money from his second wife, Gertrude well spent." Astor. The decree, award­ Dr. M. Eugene Flips*, director Gretsch ed by a circuit court Judge ended of student health st the Univer­ three of litigation. The port­ sity ef Miami, said his University's ly realyears e ita u heir originally got a School of Medicine wilt spend the divorce from Mra. Aator in Juar* $3,000 appropriation from FTHA ex, Mexico, In 1934. Rut two years to advance the teaching program. later, tha divorce was nullified by The plan is to establish an audio­ New York Supreme Court visual library of films, lantern the ruled the Mexican court did slides, and recordings on tuber­ which culosis and chronic pulmonary not have Jurisdiction in the case' diseases for both Ion] and state­ wide landing purposes. The mater­ ial will include reproductions of certain valuable teaching mater­ inventor of a so-called “people’s ial* of the Dade County Tuber­ helicopter" faced 10 count* ef culosis Clinics and medical service fraud today for taking orders for ef Jackson Memorial Hospital. and having pictures of his inven­ Dr. Ftipsa said that this audio­ tion printed in West German magvisual material will be of great ■xinei. The court prosecution convalue to the medical school teach­ tends that th* craft dtvlsed by ing program, at well to ether me­ Walter Schllcaiko, 34, has never dical apeakere throughout th« state who could use the material to supplement lectures given before lay or medical groups. WACS 'SHAM UP TO IXCIUIMTi L t Jeanne Wolcott (left) In­ spects her contingent of WACS tn Yokohama, Japan, after they were given a “high excellent” rating by L t Col. Frederick G. Ward. L t Wolcott had decreed ‘ Operation Shape Up” when she noticed a certain tagging In military appearance. She recom­ mended girdle* and other figure elds to Improve her outfit's looks, and L t Cot Ward heartily approved the change with his rating. * ★ ★ * * * * * ★ F t sfijsyobls reading | p o n 'l H it* M; Niigkktri plane,constructor when actually he had been a corporal. "You're darn right ake'll giro milk — J u t tell h*r tha market price e f beefT* ARMAS* AIDES ARRESTED GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala <UP)—Tha Attorney general's Of­ fice has asked tha army to arrest Col. Jose Magdaleno Ortega and Col. Manual Castellanos on charges of complicity In th* as­ sassination of President Carlos Castillo Armas last July 39. At the time of tha murder, the colonels were first and aecond chiefs, re­ spectively, of the Presidential Gen­ eral Staff, The request for their arrest was based on testimony by other general staff officers. Smitty's Snappin! Turtle 10th Anniversary Sale SPRAY Arcade PackageStore GRASS CHUTE The B if 20-Inch cut, 4 cycle, 2 \\ HP SNAPPER TWENTY fUan Sn ”*' *107 de™n jng t L Q 9 *•" 5 At tb r a j Y • Perfect Cut • No Clump* • No Windrows YOU'RE TELLING ME! *IW YORK c m ■vpert* a Orsndptpp* JenMns who-weUlew of more than one par cent cornu “Atonal” u a much-needed tn Us population—that’s MAM change from tho old worn-out people. Gosh, don’t tail ua that • Hello 1“ tad “Ooodbyt” t I I many Brooklynites hava moved to Lot Angelu to they can follow A New Orleans man phoned cope eo»» little prttn wen /rows the Dodgers! ■ Itiling soncer slote Ale woUef. 1 I I Manners have beifotxed Prin­ Since when hat V. f. money been cess Oweo #/ Monaco with <M leys] fender on Mart t t t I Golden Mat award. Golden f /t’s probably tn the shape o/ a royal New Yerk starts art siftring (or •ale m tty utetllls huncher. looks crown. IIhs Mit Doe. 39 the Christmas I l l test ornament* will bo In for a s__ I *i—iW99 t t 1 Tho first dock to bo psrpttunl1y powered by ootar energy will be Installed atop a downtown building In Palm Springe,-Fla. United autos mainland and Ha­ Soon, if tbs clUsena of that town, waii or# connected by a t*t*phona are late for work they wtlt bo cable. This la refreshing n«wa to abio to blame it on the sun. effectlvo In controlling the Mood pressure of highly resistant caws, ami was useful In management of failure. Startling Hollander sod Wilkins said a diuretic Is an agent used to pro­ mote elimination of body fluids and aalta that cauaa swelling la heart failure cases. But Hollander dlacortnd th tt the new drug also brought about startling drop* In blood pretaure In even the most sever* cases. Patients who had shown resist­ ance to every type of treatment for as long at 10 yean ahswed Improvements. Wilkins said tests of the drug o | persons not suffering from high blood pressure showed that there was no drop in pressure. He eal< there was no i evidence that It could be used to prevent Ugh blood pressure. r Outboard M otors W ESTERN A U TO Artificial taeth war* consider* quite fashionable by early Bom u ASSOCIATE STORE 314 BL 1st BL fl safari HOMEOWNERS "MUTTNIK’’ This it a photograph of a dog travelling through spar« In a urocket .1 .1 139 ! ! ! __ mile* ' above the earth, published Oct. 18 In "(•type dog ta ■Soviet Navy newspaper. The huskie-type u shown In a ltus________________________ heightheist ascended by a ■Ian rocket some miles sobveprevious lh« previous living being. The elock-llke Instrument above u>« the dor records the tons. The newspaper. newspaper, Soviet ,Fleet, Fleet, said that more anlma/s reactions. than owe do* kas been sent up and that all had been parachuted (UP Telephoto) lack to eartl You can find everything noodad for homo ropalre right horo in our iloro. Savo youriolf a lot of ahopplng around by making ue your homo repair hoaaquarton. STORM BASH Keep your home warm and comfortable .this winter with storm itsh. Saves money in foeL W > Still Have A Limited Amount O f V. A Financing Money Available. INSULATION Insure a warm house, and save fuel b i l l money by Insulating. Pouring typo , . , Veterans now Is the time to buy while Well­ born Phillip* Jr., amount of V.A. financing money available. Under construction in Little Venice Is 6 new homes (4 bedroom 2 bath, 3 bedroom 2 bath. d ocuruom i b a th ). A nave already been Bold. where before you fico Little Venice. The Very Beat South of Sanford on Orlando Highway Baptise that old leaktag roof while tha wsalhsr |g goad. still has le ft g limited If you ore planning to buy, don’t buy any Featuring 310 E. l i t ENOUGH FOB ALL Aetreao Elisabeth Taylor stand* on a sp­ ecially bulH platform to cut thle IT-foot-tall, 1,900-pound cake with television blue Idag at the gula party given by bor losboad Milo Todd in Madison Squire Garden. Tho mm candle rvpreoenU the first anniversary of tho movie "Around the World la M Days." made by Todd. (UP Telephoto) ROOFING CHANNEL O. D. Farrell's Stand Up and Bo Counted — Artie Shaw’s wives. Name That Tune —Dixiy Gil­ lespie. You Bet Your Life — L a m nil Baris. Big Record —Papa and Mama Dionne. Telephone Time Anybody's teen-ego daughter. Youth Wants to Know —Georgia Jesse). Seven Lively Arts —Godfrey, Carney, Murray, LinMatter, Shaw, Baker and Chaster K. Big Top—Jayne Mansfield. As the World Turn*—Sputnik. Data With the Angela—Brooklyn Dodgers. The Court of Last Resort—Mr. Nielson. Original Amateur Hoar —Wash­ ington Senators. Strike it Rich—Mfta Todd. Wally and Tho Beaver—Duchess of Windsor and Monty Wooley Tho Price la Right—Polly Adler. You Aslud for It—Caaoy gttn- . JEh? nasr*! aMttcffllwWpf is expected to ho ready by n o t January. It was reported la pro­ duction now and available aa sam­ ple! to doctors. Dr. Robert W. Wilkins, SO, a native of Chattanooga, TVnn., and president * elect of tho American Heart Assn., and Dr. William Hol­ lander. 32, of Waltham, Mata., made the announcement at Maasachusetta Memorial Hospital, where they are on the staff. May Rxtaad U fa They said the dlaeoverv. pro­ ducing a "startling new cure,” against America's moat common form of cardiovascular dissaao, High blood pressure, or hyperlen slon, reduces Ufa expectancy «f most suffsrsrs by as much ss II years and strikes at the average age of 32. Wilkins and Hollander beaod their opinion of ehloroUdasldo'a offectivenc*! on tests made-of SI hypertension patlwita in Boston during tho past eight months. Among their findings was that eMorothiaiide tablets were net in ­ ly a poident diuretic hut appeared SjlH W -- , . - _____ I w of blood pressure, whan uaad la PAINT rail Is esc times t* heats. 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O K ., HERE A R E A , PEW MORE COOKIES' PLEASE D O N 'T DROP A N ' S T E P O N THEM, ^— “ 7 T O O /1------------ SB? $?4 ON TH 1 FULL G o o d A rre o N O O N , M IS 3 .'T H i3 iS T H e TV G A T ..C S E R V IC E - I W A N TA w a tc h w e 6 J6 A R M V - can yo u p l e a s e T E L L M E W H IC H T N 6 GIRLS* „ HOUSES' T *-— — f mm jp^POOGRAM TOUKE V */ ----\ WATCHING • n ^ s r * 6e-e-e-e/ W HUT YUtVRE WQREiEP A90UT? UKtUOWIU * ‘ir s z s B U T, O R A N O M A . I NEED ^ AH'AS LONG A S ’ W t KEEP PLA YN ' AfTUM ALL, p r rfs iu a rv ia n p IMW 7HVIQN* XMGXO/*.__ ^ PCtN UP/ TT LOOKS LIKE CL' LADY WIWTUH IS A - PLA n n i n * A rtvOHTVSPeCIAL TYPE DAY FEB. TW HUMHJJ TH C B ig L ARMVawcATMOce G A M E - .— - I5 N T T H A T T m C > BOV W HO TttiS O TO . sreAi. a k is s j FROM YOU f / h e s got a nerve COMING S A C K TONIGHT. ISH, I'M A CHAIN>OKIE-gATBR// f (GULP) ITS , COVLMENOM' T SN O W / �I I W A N T A D ! W HERE MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUYIN G AND S E L L IN G ! ai—s p e c ia l jtttn rirB S 24 A - BUILDING-REPAIRS- T b s S anJcrd H e r a l d - P ag e 9 M onday. O ctober 2 t. I t PAINTING -------Oliver Rad Ot 8m m Sal* GATLIN BROTHERS KENNETH E. SUCK 2>* HP W ll <177.94 Now 1161 93 Contractor*, Dragline*; Geneva LOST 4 FOUND Stenstrom Realty , REG. REAL ESTATE .BROKER 1205.00 1222.00 e Mr ------------2232. Pb FA 2 3276 Sanford r o a rent THE CARD OF THANKS _ 1009 K. Sod H. E STEN STROM non* FA H R I I t HP 1299AO *263.50 fewJ FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES BEACH RENTALS Rogistorod Broker . jV*7. W ct Yheoka In The Sanford Herald meats a 12 H P1382.00 2332.00 PUMPS — SPRINKLER WANTED to RENT Hfed wnlch U difficult to fill In any other way Not only u It • (427 Laurel - Phono FA 2-2420 W ESTERN AU TO STO RE McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS SYSTEMS gracious axproa.don of gratitude to those who ha?t sent f REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2315 lV.k Ave. FA 2-6461 All typea and aisea, installed 212 E. First St. Sanford tributes but also courteously acknowledges the services ami CHOICE /ARMS. ACREAGE. GRU~ •-FARMS. aV r EAGE,~GRO VE3 S i J U U C m p*f "Do It Yourself” nesses of the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot :, lake REAL ESTATE WANTED ° tb o tb T i•■lb m lltebreaiUi W. P. SMITH 31— M il I t Li*— PhKnUNAUl WE REPAIR AND SERVICE be mailed. (In S MISCELLANEOUS iit-fc k A. B. FETEBSON Outboard 6also A Sanies s t i n e pltcf, i W Cerda of Thanks are accepted as socially correct cifptv1§i IW f "314 Park Avo. Brokw Aaaod atao: a . B. O—FLOWERS, PLANTS, PA 16231 HOLLA WAY, Hospital and Baby rEmily Markina and Supply Co. Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they serve maty Now aodor c ■on Jr., P. J. Chesters**, Gar­ 1132.00 207 TV. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-6432 Special Fall C toaaout______ Beds. Day, Week or Month— SHRUBS field Wtllotto, and B. W. Wit- Um. 217,66*.— 11,666. Door trailers while they last 1120.00. Tal FA 2-4121. Furniture Cantor good uses. I t OFFICE EQUIPMENT There la no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can b* as mercury Outboard Motot* liimi. Bob Edward* A. C. Doud- ROSA L. PAYTON 116 Wait First St 11 AUTOMOBILES-TRAOSU —, —- detailed — niivfl M 4U uccaiiun bn«f..°r as yoyou U...IV. desire. When tho occasion tut cornea ^om Tremendous Prfcn Changes Chrysler Airtcmp n*y, Land Surveyor. U BOATS R MOTORS ____ Uo n . l*Ui a «o. rare* FA 2-4US Bcgisttred Real Estate Broker 8 HP will find a sympathetically understandirig member of our LaVrrnc School of Dance 234.20 Air Conditioning and Healing Assoc. Alberta J. Hall 4 U FARM SUPPLIES 4 MACHLN' Classes now forming in T a p - •isiat you. 10 HP plui 339.00 C. H. STAFFORD William E. Henthel Acrobatic — Ballet. Alio boyi Now 1 Now MK 22 439.W 212 Oak Avonua FA 2-4731 THE “IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE Pb FA 1-1201—17-22 at Hllwatba MK 25—40 HP class 4 tlny-tota clan. Enroll It PETS-UVRSTOCR-SUPFLIES 512.00 $700.00 Dopn It la Uta custom of many families in this country to common* now. FA 2-6425. MK 5S-S 40 HP 839.00 Mlmograph Printing — Typing(Paaltry) 268 foot of lake front property. rf 0 i! i heruavementlby an "In Mcmorlum" notice in now*par“ Feature* electric kitchen!, terras MK 72 80 HP 26S.II0 U ARTICLES WANTED Letter Writing - Cards and Deanna School of Dane* columns. They find a real aolace therein. Prcps.-atlon 80 HP plus 9*5 W to floor*, and chalet midaaUal Now modern 2 bedroom homo UK 72 U PLACES to EAT Letters Addressed — Photo Ballroom selection of a aultahlo vrrso brings back to them tender, niaaaaat with Florida room and double Tremendous trade-ins location!, Copies of Important paucra— If BEAUTY PARLORS lly Deanna—George Wlggln garage. FA 2-8132. JCCfe*CtR,t)i^1** Cook, tho English poet haa to beautifully Announcing new llna of fine alum­ A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. report* — Collection). Register now. FA 2-0624 U FEMALE HELP WANTED inum boats. Fishing boats through Credit Credit Bureau of Sanford Pbona PA 2-31M 2603 Hiawatha "How cruelly sweat are Uit echoes I t MALE HELP WANTED DON'T MISS TH IS BUY overnight cruisers. Deal prises. Rm. 403-04 San. All. Nat l. Bank that start Owner being transferred. Thla M MALE or FEMALE This I* a guest pass to the Movlo Bldg. Ph. FA 2 4154 What memory plays an old tuna large three bedroom 1 bath con­ 15' BOAT. 25 H. P. Johnson— n WORE W A N T ID ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ land Rive­In Theatre for Che* on the heart.” electric start. Ph. FA 2-1228 or CARTER "HOME CLEANING crete block home, leaa than 3 a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ter Harper. Exp. date Oct. 30th Most frequently an In Mcmorlum la Inserted on the annlver* FA 2-4008._________________ month* old, has all the rxtrai, 1057. SERVICE SA MONEY to LOAN sary of death. However, other dates, which It la felt a n appro large landscaped corner lot, ter- SLIGHTLY used 12 f t plywood Window St Wall Washing priate or meaningful are also selected. Tho birthday of tho doratio floors, .creenad porch, carFloor Waxinr-NOrth 84181 boat ALo S HP Johnson motor. ONLY 3 parted, the wedding anniversary. Memorial Day. ovoo Christmas porta and utility room. Pay own132 Hlway 17-22 DeBary See M. H. Regan. Memo* Har­ SELL US YOUR FURNITURE are among other significant occasions chosen. i r equity id take over monthly If you are hesitant to expresa your tender thought* In pootlc bor, after S p.m. Cub for any amount Super payments. ante If you're interested GARRETTS SEWING CENTER Homes Left •. Trading Post. 1 milt south if torm, you may avail yourself of the llcrald'a collection of otigiiiaj ceil FA 2-2811 for an appoint­ While—Necchl—Elna verses. These express In poetic beauty the emotions of the heart* ROD 4 REEL REPAIRS Sanford. Phorva FA S-0677. ment between 9:00 to 5:00. Repairs on all makes Machine* S B IS S U m u strings. Among them are verses appropriate to any dreumitanca. 412 Sanford Avenue in Little Venice 323 East First St. FA 2-324! —Factory in you— THE RATE Aluminum r a w r n n f w c r --------Let ua build your docks, bulkheads Cards of Think* and to Momerlum notices, due to tho fact they * Venetian Blind! and sea wall*. Water Front Con­ Enclosed haad. Sag-proof bottom may run to considerable length, are billed at gi.00 par column tocB. n e w < kittens ntod • home. Ph. FA S Homo* bar* baas iol4 a* LOCH AIROR struction Co. FA 2-4330. 2-2349. rail with plastic ends. Plastic 1 ■■■ ' — — ■■' LOST: Mixed colored UUted pit*- act now whilo whll* thoio th boa** art Texas Rite House. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon tic nockcthook, between DeLtnd under construction Texas Sitf Roomi H—MtAUTV PARLORS to months free service on new in­ cord). Texas Site Lot DAILY C R O S S W O R D M'-’llRd taLUV strument purchase fruni us. * . BSpaulding. M . J w^{wood. s a » At Senkarik Glows and Paint Co. dllo" Approx. 1476 Sq. Ft. Modem Alr-CondRtoncd Salon ACROSS 4. Pigpen 21. Mine 2UIUL6H IdDM..I t BUKUR'S Ml'SlC SHOP Riwird. Ph. Apopka TUeker Plua Carport 4 Utility Soft Water Shampoo I. Planet W,71110 Ur-lU'MIi 5 . anted en­ 2004 Cedar Avthua FA 2-0133 112-114 w. Cad St. rh. r.V-a-1822 HARRIETTS BEAUTT NOOK Minimum Down tssoo 6-4382. .1 1 71'I"! .1 ■) 3. Drees Now U nder C onatruetton. 2. Lump trance '.‘IV’I.IHHi Sacrifice 1955 0 ft. doublo-dack i r i 105 S. Oak Ave. -FA 2-6741 9. Encourage of earth 2 1 coffee LOST—6 dress** put in ctr park* HEATING Fhilco refrigerator. 21 caliber i' v :inon n -• Th. OWNER — FA 3-6224 to. Bulging Jar 7. Eskimo ad In Chile * C°. parkin* tot re c e p ta -I rifle. FA repeater 16 shot 3 bedroom, 1 bath d ” ki dll I ii-r a U M H l L f i - WAT T E i r H. IL TOPE CO. 11. Cemented knife by mistake. Tleiie contact 2-4191. clo : if.vviw 1*3 bedroom. 2 hath 200 9. P ark -----FA S 1231 Oiling Sanford Automatic Laundry, W:i" i m u e - i , WOMEN: 22.30 per 1.000 address­ 8 Equipped 23. Gala 1 bedroom, 2 bath nice G. F.. electric alova (dent.) with ing envelope* at home. Work Liquid embroidery set), copper Very 23. Cravat ,UL*H I t'W c,’1 FA 2-6411. used very little. *100. FA •viOIOUi: artiiJl 12. Injury men in thla area. Write MUTUWL enameling outfits, silk -creen 24. Harvest n i ’OI II||||i ■ IIIIIMWIBMI 1 III - i This la a guest pass to the Bits 2-2721. I—Jolt sis'* 14. Fibbed AS S O C I A T E S , Box TJ5-AB II. Troubles 27 . Hideous i m g gB M u n til j i iM' ’iiflM sets. Decorate It vourielf. Theatre for Lortne Franklin. Morton, Penn*. 15. Man * 13. Cooked *9. Maxima ^ Webcnr 3 speed changer with G. ROLLINS .HOBBY SHOP WELAKA APARTMENTS: toomr Exp. date Oct. 30th, 1967. 13. Even nickname 3a fUvtr Yeelcrdiy’s Oatveo E. YR cartridge diamond stylus FA 2-1983 private bathi. I l l Bf. P in t 8L All of these beautiful homes are -VATiSIi!l," Ac r e a g e . 'g ro v es INSURE your Merry Christmas! 2617 3. French 16. Drama chances f»r use with hi-fi. StO cash sediment 36. Fashion located on Lake Front Lota. Earn money selling Avon’* na­ (Jap.) II. Retort Fred nail Jr. FA 2-2058. 32. Watering ST.Clly (Rum.) 12 ACRE grove, modern 2 bed­ tional advertised gift acts. Write ENVELOPES, Letterheads. Hal*' 17. Music not* 19. Early •poU 39. Harem ■ w s s jW e g g manta. InvoUu, hand bUfi, and Used pianos: Spinets, Raby room. all furnished house. Con­ now to Mr*. J. Mllankh, Box 12. Turf Inhabitant fdeiert) 218, Lockhart, . Fto. ___ __ Grands, Upright*. Kcteasonahlv programs, a tc. Progressiva tact Joe L et/ at FA 2-1223. 19. Enclosure IG. B.) 33. Promenade 40. Crow's coll Printing Co. Phono FA 2 235L— priced, guaranteed. Ph. FA ChooM your cholea 20. Ducka WOMAN—With machine to aow Inquire Jacobson DtpL Store. 2-1971. 403 West 15th SL "f—HBAl, KHTATirWANTED of Financing Plana: 23. Brood ready rut ap: ns. Easy, profit“ T" T“ Furnished collage, 1 r 21. Rlgoreua Automatic washer, Cheap. FA VA. FHA, In Service and SMALL garden Nursery. Give de­ aide. Sparc «* full time. A. 4 WELL DRILLING Lake Mary. Call FA 2-3013 or 1 B. APRONS, Caldwell, Ark. 26. Lower face 2 5701. tails and price. Joe Vandcrhoof, Conventional Fairbanks-Mono Pumps FA 26347.________________ % tr % 28. Utah moun­ Apopka. Fla. Rt. 2. Box 168. Repairs to all makea iC T Ti : n r U a KTHtt T-Shirts 43c — Paint *2.30 gal tain rang* .1 !T" HOWARD C. LONG Furn. Apt. 500 Park Av*. Camp Goods, Tarpaulins, Army (poas.) 9—Ftoworo, PIsms,. Sbra 207 K. Commercial A«0, Young boy* to run established Navy Surplus—.310 Sanford Ave St. Nonsense! fr 5 BFurn. Apt. 2300 MtUonvUla. Phono FA 2-2833____ paper routes. Apply Circula­ 32. Open I poet) tion Department Sanfurd Her­ Flowers — Planti — Shrubs Singer hand vacuum and attach Wellborn Phillips Jr. 21 A— PLUMBING ood ROOF Efficiency Apt. Air^condlttoa * T~ 33. Greek letter ments, (16. FA 2-4033, 2103 ald. BEN MONltOE NURSURY TV Optional. Hlway 11402 So. 34. Cold (Her.) Amelia. Celery Avenue FA 2-0322 Collector • Salesman for estab­ ING TS" City UmiU. SI amber land Court. TT 33. Part of , _ riANOS. Three., slightly used lished Installment route with CERAMIC TILE "to be" PEAT COMPOST (Daclwclder’i) local concern. Earning* un­ Commercial buildln* for rant or For mors Information rail the PALM. F. MULLER 4 SON spinels, two mahogany, one wal­ 36. Poet 50c bu. bag limited. Permanent position. nut, u»cd In our teaching studios »«le. 104 W. p in t, Phono FA Sales office: Corner W. Cry­ W tfM Huby Spears FA 2-135.) 38. Malayan GRAPEVILLE NL’USURY Group insurance. Mutt b* may be purchased for *23. down i- TT boats * 2-6017. stal Drive a Lake Mary block, Uo West on 1st St. «>r 20th St. sober, tollable nnd can furn­ "" and Imv monthly payment. You 40. French to Grapeville Ave. FA 2-0S86. telephone FA 2-4591 or FA 2-3013 ish references. Must have car. save 1100 to <200. Famous nam* i r Private entrance, modern lurnishartlat Write r . a Box 159. Sanford. T brand and five year guarantee. ed bedroom. Pb. FA .-3610. 41. Not working GUAY SHADOW T*~ • all or write iUrecp 3lusir, 641 i r i r White or Colored Salesman for 42. First man Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse NURSERIES N. Oreuge, Orlando — GArden 1 home improvement*. Wonderful IBib.) with fenced back yard. rA SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE 19 4-2401. remuneration. Phono FA 2-4330 43. Peeta IIml I Contraevlng • Repairs 7*“ 2-1307. _______________ NEAR LAKE JESSUP 44. Marrlea H m K I Y u k F . anrl------1007 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 1 6561 z~~ AD BOOK MATCHES 1 room furnlahcd apartment, 310 This ii a guest nan to the MovieItmiREHOLD GOODS % VISIT BEAUTIFUL Part or Full Time Men Magnolia. Avallaole now- A. land RiJe-In Theatre for Kathy plumbing — Kresky Healing DOWN Carlos. Exp. date Oct. 30th, 957. CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY. Easy-to-*cll Line of Rook Match­ IT"' K. Rosietter, Florist. Pb. FA 1. A madman M. G. HODGES % 3 blks. West CC 111 Ig. Lake es brings fist daily commis­ Service on All Water Pumps— 2-1851. _____ _ _ 2. Skillful PRE • HOLIDAY SPECIAL Mary. sion* lo part or full lime sales­ RAYMOND M. BALL 3. Peruse Weill Onlled — Pumps DUPLEX APARTMENTS FURN* lloukrase Ik'd man. Glamor Girl*, Scenlrs, Paola Road Phono FA 26037 Mr. k Mrv Drcaicr Ishcd, *30.00 month Adults, Urg. DISH GARDENS: 200 N. Pari. REALTOR Hillbillies; Rosen* other*. 20‘* 701 W. 1th St., l’honc FA 204 S Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6641 llcvclcd Mirror *179.09 Ave., Sanford, phone FA 21823 :t0's, 4Q's. Prospect*, customers W. J. KING -J-38S3. e v e n i n g s . ______ Sanford Flower Shop. Chest everywhere. 2li page Portfolio, Ftanibing and Supplies IIV «a ■II supplies. FREE. SUPERIOR Room and Board. iigg1* A.K. ROSSETTK rT FLORIST Royal Comfort Kohler Plumbing ereit, FA 2-3377. MATCH CO. 7566 S. Green­ Hlway 17-92. Call FA 2 6180. Innrrsprinjz Mallresa Reg. rhone FA 2-1851 fteim Water Healers wood Ave., Chicago 19, 111. 1119.00 For dependable Service 2534 Orlando Dr. FA 20183 Matching llox Spring I- bedroom 38 foot New Moon FARMER'S AGENCY, REALTOR Nt*w All rur Only Mamber of FiorDt trailer, air conditioned. Inquire 20—MALE nr FEMALE S. Gayle Osborne, Associate Telegraphy Delivery Asm. ALTHOUGH you may not real*| Now, take a wrist watch or Plumbing A Heating, Free Esti­ Rt. 1 Box 234-B, Country Club 116 9. French Ave- Sanford, Fla. $ 1 9 5 .0 0 Y’oung man, or young woman. Ap­ mates, Alt work guaranteed for 1m It. you actually luva two typea pocket watch in your lift hand, Rd. OFFICB EQUIPMENT Th. Office FA 2 6221 or FA rrrnis Term* one year. Bill I.aHrrt, I.wigof vision. And both art Important Hold It with tha taco toward you. ply to Fred Perkins, Sanford 2-2612. Uaraca Apartment. 1101 Oak. wood. Pbona VAIlcy 8-4281. FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS In Just about everything you do. Then, slowly, bring tha watch Haynes Office Machine Co., Type­ Herald 2-12 a.m. "Straight ahead" vision per toward your Unger. writer*. adding machines, SalesM orris F u rn . A pt*. 2011s W. l i t 2 bedroom concrete block, porch, ECHOLS REDDING CO. PLUMBING mils you to read this column I think you'll find that whilo Rental). 311 Mag. FA 2-0162. Ml 21-WORK WANT ED caroorte, and storage. Nicely Cor. 2nd & Maynnlla FA 2-6321 3 ROOM furnished house with landscaped lot. Kitchen equipp­ >Contract and Repair Work M o " ! ? ! 1<? k!,n | dlr,:l.ly , l >QU c*“ « » Uio watch and eaally "Bud" llamhcrecr, Mgr, luth l closet, (iai refrigerator, Freo Estimate* ed. *9.285.00. Osier Itesltv Co., i t —AUT6MflBTLH—T1DILW 5 Ironing done in my home. FA t' 8 u V Ulon ,ou 10 Identify it as such, long before U Frw« Delivery 2-6542. stove 4 heater. Ph. FA . -.191. R. U IIARVET 2601 Orlando Dr. FA 2 5543. PM.! ° r lhb n ,» JP1P«r reach m your finger, you'll havo All kinds Automotive Repairs at th* asm* time. 204 t o f t r t Ava. Phono FA ( 53*2 'a hard time reading tha numerals COTTAGE. 2 rooms ready to 3 BR block; $10,850.00. low as ELMERS AUTO REPAIR SHOP FOR baby-silting. Call FA 2-3731. TRADE-IN NOW on tho dial until It is directly In move In. All utilities. AdulU. 11,000.00 down, balance to ouit, Osteen Seldom Think ol H FA 2-1321 WOMAN want* housework. 608 CLARK Get th e nmot for y o u r old _ ,. . , *line with the finger. 2101 Park Avo.______ __ 2007 Adams Ava. Plumbing. Healing 4 Supply Co, W. 22nd. or call FA 2 5609. fu rn itu re. '5l Chevrolet convertible. Power KRAI. ESTATE DRIVE-IN Contracting A Repair* u S t f v ^ ^iih«Ml «t J * y j j ««•■ U R G E upstair* Apt.. frn fA M glide, radio A heater, 2135. 22-UlNTNfcLs OPP1RTUNITIES 25U French Ava. 26)9 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2871 $SAVE$ or unfurnished, Close In. WO.OO 410 Willow Ave. Can be seen J. W. HALL. REALTOR Highway 17-92 South Sanford : Z t flnd U T,r? dimcu1110 ,e t,dl*tlnct adrentsgS*. W?lhSt at Holler Motor Sales during Furniture and Appliances per. 701 Palmetto. Ph. 1A Johnny Walker, Associate MAN o n WOMAN tha day. FA 2-0818. 2336 after 3 pm. If our vision was confined KVt New & Used -Call Hall'* Phono FA 2-3241 ESTABLISHED TOY ROUTES *4-MnA.^O SERVICE • h i t w® could sra dlrcctlv to rcid, do FINANCE your now ear with a *i_U A.^ lM> TO w kK F Good income front of ui. we d bo bumping PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING Mather of Sanford loan from tho Florida State No Selling—No Experience things rontlnually. Also, wed be;J?“ ^ ° “1^“ lb e *b !e l0 lc ,cl,trlF W. L. HARMON 3 bedroom furnished or unfurnish Bank of Sanford. 203 09 East First FA 2 0983 Necessary unable to get out of the way of * flUtanc*Ph. FA 2-4223 After 2:00 p. m. WE HAVE A HOME cd. FA 2-5330 after 4:0*. Operate from home DON'S CQVER SHOP anything approaching from the Bo protect both types by having • BIG VALUES FOR YOU Automobile Interior Decorator We Pisco and Locate AH Rae'xs 15—ELECT KiC At, 9ERv'itF-S~ frequent eye examination!. Be* a— UEu. L3T\fE hiK s m • QUICK CREDIT SPARE OR FULL TIME Seat Covers — Truck Scats your eye doctor at least every two Rida vision either U present at At Willis Pontiac—301 W. 1st. Earn uo to *350 monthly refilling FRIGIDA1RK appliances, sale BUILDER A CONTRACTOR • EASY TERMS birth or develops within a ihort ***** bedrooms HOMES— and rollecting from our MAG1G and service. G H. High. Oviedo WILSON-MA1ER I. E. BATTEN time thereafter. QU23T10H AMD AHSWU d a goo 1 k 2 hath*. Fla, rhoo« r o 23311 or Ran New and Used Furniture TOY RACKS in your area. Must 116 S. French Ave. — FA 2 371 i However, important as this type M. J. R.: I am a worn* n 50 yean SEE KAY HERRON ford FA 1-3883 aftar 4 p m. have ear—reference*—five hours 311 E. First St. Pi) FA 2 5623 of vtiton It, you can't read with It. old and have had one kidney re­ Your Pontiac Salesman Complete and ready for lmrnadl•pare time weekly—and minimum LAKE COUNTY Let ma illustrate what I mean. moved. The doctors tell mo my Now and Used Cars a’t occupancy. Electrical Contracting Used furniture, appliiaees, tools Investment of f(96—for local In­ 10 acres, So dear high Hold your right index finger other kidney Is perfect. Is thtr* Ph. TA 2 9231 or after 8 p. m terview—write ai onra giving Rous* Wiring and Repair* ete. Bougbt-sold. Lsrry's Mert land — adjacent to Hiibout 18 Inches In front of your any reason why Xcannot work! FA 2-2823. 301 West First St. phone number. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 215 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2-4132 way 13, 14 minute* from face. That's normal reading dis­ Answer: If your other kidney U 2 Magnolia Dial FA 2 0915 01 112 Diat Loeatioos Sanford. A Real Buy at ADAMS INDUSTRIES It will nay YOU to see us before FURNITURE OF CHARACTER tance. Keep your vision centered functioning normally, there la no South Pinecr*»t — Sanford *0,000.00. Cash__ you buy. Open Evenings and 170 Weal 74th Street U A —UU1I.UIn 6—utl'AIK b— «n your extended flneer. Built By reason whv you cannot work. Whispering Oaks — TilusvIUe W. II. "BILL" STEMPER Sundays. New York, 23, New York PAINTING Mister Craftsmen In Realtor 4 torero* EASTSIDE TRAILER SALES Stylo and Construe Uoa 25-Rl^gClAL SERVICES A ssoc. G ov Allen. C ritrh e * H s u , FHA In lervk* and FHA fins Be­ Palatka, Fla. For Pointing call Ur. Toakar, Ph. CLASBIFltD DISPLAY Th* seme is Those Arietta Price. IrertU Harpar FA 2-6159 anyttms. ing available. Prised Sine* To-Day’s Special Vacuum Cleaner Rcpaira Phone FA 21331 1H N. Park Colonial Days We can qualify yen for one of 1942 Cadillac Convertible *295. Repair! 4 parts for all makes of FOR RENT Finished For Cherry~ Heal Estst# Ag*»«y rleeners. Electrolux. Hourer, AUTO MART these hornet in 30 mhiutoa. You Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. Replace­ Dial FA 2-9923—Noury Florida Climate In E. FIRST STREET can start enjoying th* homo 201 8. Sanford Ave. FA 2-6456 ment perts. Work guaranteed Your Choice of Woods 1219 W. 13 St. Pear-Barber Shop wlula we process th* popart. Free pick up 4 delivery. Call 1931 Jaguar XK-120. Engine, exSTORE LOCATION L i # " FJNE FA 94765 i — *. iRiiKllt, eg*4 >re «4k4 hmo «s*revs J o h n K . A le x a n u c r 2209 Magnolia. tiding — Materials — Contrac Ph. FA 2-2091 Developed by Real E state - Insurance WOOLSEY { TENANTS tor* — Financing. 107 Magnolia FA 2 0283 11—BOATS sad MOTQKft ODHAM & Marine Finish** IMPERIAL DECORATORS Dili is a guest pass lo the Rite TUDOR, Inc. Robson'* Outboard Motor Sal* IF IT IS REAL ESTATE For Your Boat Painting and Papering Theatre for Shirley Jones. Exp All 1957 Evlnrudcs on sale, Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. ask Crumley t Monteiih Pk^ FA 2-3716 af ter 6 data Oct. 20th, 1957. lowest prices In central Florida 112-114 W. 2nd SL Th FA 2 4623 at 117 South Park Th. FA k-4t>94 Cor. fl*y. 17-22 4 27th 61. Also many used maters everTor Painting and Repairing Phone FA M »1 Consult A REALTOR .First hauled and priced to sell, FRED ROETTGER BRAILEY ODHAM, Prta. Package deals on boat*, motors CULLEN AND HARKht 2916 Magnolia Ava. FA 2-0239 [ and trailers. Sample prices 110 N. fark Ave- Ph. FA 2-3391 FLOOR sanding and finishing ( *1800. Zlmmel outfit (0 ACRE tile farm. 3 bedroom Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving New *1195.00 12.50 per call plus parts, 9 years J BR CR Kitchen equipped, air house. AH equioment and ma­ Also used package outfits on Seminol* County ainst 1925. experience in TV Service on til comlitioned. Low payments. FA chinery. Easy terms. Call Joe sale. H. M- Gita***. Lake Mary make* and models. One year 2 1330 Ext. 220. C. R. Bone. Lovy at FA 2-1223._________ Trade now for speck*, shad, and guarantee on all parts. We also w bunting seasons boating. Ted Burnett service auto and home radio*. for BETTER 4 BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom home* ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Your Ksinnide Dealer PAINTING R aym ond l.undquL I, A saoc. open for inspection. 27lh SL Pictur* tubas repaired in your ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 2661 Gran vtew Phone FA 5-2978 4 Magnolia, 2 blocks from FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 104 E. 1st home. 19.95. guaranteed, 1 year. Phono FA 2-5961 "It’i all right to hold year Phono FA 5-3684, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Berry hill Painting Contractor Plnecreit School. Look them JOHNSON MOTORS Including Dehtry 4 Lakt Mary over before you buy. Term*. 4 bedroom home. Largo lot with hand up—but don't tuns up Licensed — Bonded — Union fruit trees. Lake Mary. Ph. FA .SEMINOLE .SPORTING GOODS BARNES TV SERVICE Archie B. Smith, 2718 Palmetto Froo Estimate — Compar* our your 2-1541 or FA 2-4049. 2424 Sanfarif Av*. JTs. FA 2-1692 201 East Commercial Price* FA 2 2227 altar 5:00. A>o., Ph. FA 2-3377. E S T A T E ro w S A L E REAL EFTATS FQtt l± = S S ^ ? M S O m & ssw rss*. ffoM /l Front And Side Vision Supplement Each Other M bJ IV Service �'ospited Notes s s i.- ! 1 » y TERRY CDYWGTWf Tha Sanford Junior Ulyh School la scheduled to meet-tha Jr. High School from Seabraasa bora to­ morrow night. The game.will be t r t y Maria May (laaford) at tha Memorial Stadium and la 3 Cik Om * cntuf.-Ulc) scheduled to »Utl a t 1:00 p. m. s s Tha saabrnese u ju d ass once * 3 M y ghrf to Mr. and Mrs. Eari defeated the Jr. Squad from San­ ford and they will ba trying ta Balsfctofh (Sanford) oven tha acora for tha SI to 14 ''licking'* they received. Both Bov. Philip lehlossman (Sanford) team* have shown Improvement since the lest meeting so It should P n d Stria (Sanford) be a very fast and exciting contest Goorgo Carter (Sanford) Conch Howard Gordin has ehoson Oaegoen Wilson (Sanford) the following for his starting of­ 5 Jessica Burba and baby hoy fensive lineup: LE Colbert LT (Sanford) Richards, LG Chisolm, C Barnes, : Colleen Wlnshlp (Sanford) RO Bonnlfaca, RT Williams, RE Robinson, RHB Stewart, LHB Dill­ Kmart Kuhn (Oviedo) ard, FB Phagan, QB Roy W right OCT. 1ft Caleb Cord la lb * report* tb it JUlljr Johnson and J in n y Terwilliger h a rt received Injuries and will not ba able to play for tha remain­ der of tha seaem. Everyone ta urged to turn out for this ssm» and give these yoodg lad* tneufTErii s u p p o rt. Tha Jr. High band and Cheerleader* win be on hand to add to tbo en­ joyment of tbo eonlest. Tha ftn t meeting of Orel* So. 1 of tha Lake Mary Community Presbyterian Church waa held Tuesday evening at Ihe Uttle Lake Mary home of Mrs. William Loft­ ier. Tha ter. i na meeting ntevung was »*• called to •«* order by the Orel* fhalmsan. Mrs. D o -a td m ih n e r. r o r s f i w * 1 w tr e ! given by Mrs. Lstfler. Officers of tbo ditto erst Mrs. W. B. Bell, Southeastern regions! director for the paint firm, and C.. L. Howell, Tampa area manager, will conduct the day-long session at the Floridan Hptel. Donald Klritner, circle eb«lrmsn: Mrs. Marshall Smith, vice chair­ man; Mrs. Millard Rice, wereMrs. Culp Honored tary; Mre. Willard Meadows, treasurr; Mr*. H. M. Gleason, fellow­ A t Dinner Saturday ship chairman; Mrs. Eileen Wil­ DELAND—Her first weekly pen­ lard, progrim chairmen. Duties sion check end other gifts were of the different officers were showered upon Mrs. Etta Culp of read. Circle No. 1 will meet the Orange City Saturday night (Oe- second Tuesday In each month. (Continued from Page 1) tober It) at a dinner given her* Tht Nov. 12th meeting will be at In honor of her retirement after tha home of Mrs. Willard. It we* piled to approximately 4SO squire forty year* of sendee with th* announced that Oct. 22nd the PWO yards of existing llmcnck biteOrange City Telephone Company. Association win bo held at the course. The application of sand Kdna Jean Eason (Sanford) Medical, Dental The pension, which will be paid church at I p. m. with Circle No. over bituminous seal will be ap­ 1 providing the refreshments. Fol­ to Mrs. Culp as long ee she lives, Wesley Reese (Mount Dora) lowing adjournment a game was plied by the government to provide iarea Elisabeth at a dinner was presented to her by B. A. PRESIDENT AND T1IB JUEEN—President KUen hover Is ■bowawlth Service Bureau Galloway, vice president #a be­ played so that each member could elves hr the first couple for llto Quaes aad Prtuee FJUh* et the MWto a saad-seal type surface." M r hay la Mr. end Mrs. Kam a* half of the Winter Park Telephone remember all tho women's names Is wearing the Order of Mori* ptwooatod to Urn by the Qacea’e father, Established Here Cason (Sanford) Company, which operates the Or­ In her circle. Mrs. Leffler served amand Hera given to Queen Alexandra la 1IU and w on by the cum D. K. MeNeb, owner end opera­ ange City company. homemade cookies, coffee and tee Parllment hi New Zealand In 1*53. Baby girt t* Mr. sad Mrs. Joseph tor of the Credit Bureau of San­ Other gift* Included a life mem­ to Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Alexander Rattlesnake Killed May (Sanford) ford, announced today th* estab- bership In the Florida Telephone Linn, Mr*. Carol Lowe, Mrs. II. month. Mr*. James M. Thompson hold, recreation leader. | to visit friends and relatives In Baby Boy to Mr. and Mrs. George llihment of the Medical and Den­ Pioneers, an organisation of men M. Cochran, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson Wilmington, Del. and Medina, In Loch Arbor Area tal lervtca Bureau, a Division of and women with at least M years Araald Omey, Mrs. Klrkoer, Mr*. Synodical President, met with the enjoyed th* Orlando Centennial Ohio. While she la awey Mrs. Ah- A large rattlesnake was kfllr<J< Uw Credit Bureau of Sanford. The of sendee In tha telephone indus­ Meadows, Mrs. Leon Pickering, Circle and answered many ques­ celebration, Saturday evening. It bl* Fees* will occupy her home late Saturday afternoon by E. F> service) offered members of tha try, presented by the Pioneers As­ Mrs. Frank Lee, Mrs. Dale Alex­ tion* about the circle woik and Lundqulst at his home on the Bureau will be similar to those sociation; a paid-up hospitalisation ander, Mrs. Ed. Zimmerman, Mrs. the association. was particularly Interesting to on Seminole Drive, now extended to the retail and and life Insurance policy from the Rice, Mrs. Willard and Katby Wil­ Mrs. Gill sislsled by her moth­ Mrs, Anderson as she went to Or­ Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thorne Jr. Country Club Road In the Loch Mr*. Calvin Moore and baby girl wholesale merchants of Sanford er Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Goble lando with her parents In 1003; have sold their home on Crystal Arbor section. Winter Park Telephone Company, lard. (Sanford) and Seminole County, but will be and a life time ennee*s|on giving aerved eup cakes, homemade coo­ therefore, considers herielf an Lake Ave.-and expect to .move Lundqulst was working In hit Admlaetoa adapted to serve th* special needs Mrs. Culp free telephone sendee. Th Buslneos Women's Circle of kies, coffee and soft drinks to "Old Timer". She claims lo have within the month. garden when he spotted the snika t h o Community Presbyterian OCT. !• of the hospital* and professional learned to count by Ihe striking Don't forget to call me with which measured 5W feet long and J. K. Galloway, executive presi­ Church and their husbands met Mrs. P. D. Anderson. Mrs. Rich­ Sepkto Rtnkavage (flnaferd) man of the area. ■ome newa at F a 2580ft. dent of th* Winter Park Telephone for a covered dish supper at the ard Beebe, Sirs. Will Fergerson, of the Old Court House Clock. had l l rattles. Discharges McNab further stated that the Company, presided. Speakers who Mrs. W. H. Shook, Mrs. Otis SJobMrs. Ida Keogh, Mrs. Walter Willie Jones (Sanford) Credit Bureau has been appointed paid tribute to Mrs. Culp were Carl Cryital Lake Home of Mr. and lom, Mrs. Richard Keogh, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Eileen Willard, OCT. to aa an Information clearing house H. Galloway, Sr., founder end Mrs. R. E. True Wednesday even­ Roy Howell Jr., Mrs, J. R. Reaves, Kathy Willard and Sherry Gard­ • a ju iid iw . for the us* of the Home Heating president, B. A. Gstloway amt Carl ing. Supper w*s served on the Mrs J. R. Williams. Mrs Keogh ner attended Ihe Saturday Cen­ Row L. Howell Sr. (Sanford) OH distributors. In this rapacity 11. Galloway, Jr., vlee president*, porch overlooking th* lake. Th* and Mr*. Thompson. tennial Celebration In Orlando. Charles A. Hardy (Titusville) the Credit Bureau will be used as of the Winter Perk Telephone group voted to still have their They all said that the fountain A Boys' 4-H Club was formed meetings the second Wcdnesdny. Bobby J. Reaves (Sanford) a credit Information center for Company and Ken W. .Baisarear, this week at the Lake Mary School was certainly e thing of beauty and ACCESSORIES Members and their husbands prf* • Betty Jean Tell (Osteen) the ten local Home Healing Oil Orl1"Ho,j , ra id e d of theHugh L. f (ent mtTt Mr. and Mra. True. Mr, under the direction of Cedi Tuc­ and worth a trip to Orlando to Cnriann KUgore (Lake Monroe suppliers. AMERICAN FLYER and LIONEL .. “ inj jjra. p. j) Anderson, Mrs, ker, County Agent. The boys will see. Velma Rowan (Sanford) The Credit Bureau of Sanford Pioneer* Mr. and Mra. Ralph Swart* have LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRTSTMAS meet each Wednesday at Ihe II. M. Cochran, the "ev. and Mra. Hbabeth H. Bowes (Sanford) has been In continuous service to school. Officers elected for the moved Into th# Holly-Keefer house Guest* Inelrded Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Llnnn, and Mra. Marshall L. TUlis (Sanford) lbs community for more than Harold Culp, Miami, ion and coming year were: Larry Chester, on Lake Mary Ave. overlooking Rather Armelda Covington thirty years. Reports Issued by (he daughter-in-law of Mrs. Culp, and II. M. Gleason, and Mrs. James president; BUI Lowe, vice presi­ the Crystal Lake Park. We wel­ (Sanford) Bureau are based on file Informa­ their two children; prominent till- M. Thompson.’ The Rev. and Mrs. James M. dent; Kenny Dooley, secretary; come this couple to our neighbor­ Bnaato Patterson (Sanford) tion contained In over 100,000 file sens of Volusia County, executlvei Thompson attended ■ meeting at Robert Best, trenurer; John Nor- hood. cards, kept up to date by informa­ of th* Winter Perk Telephone FA M M 4 Mrs. Ruby Linden left Mondey \ Comer lat and Sanford the Synod of Florida Conference den, reporter; end Jimmy WlederBaby fttot to Mr. and Mn. Charles tion furnished by merchants, fin Company, and their wlvee or huiCenter "Southwinlda" near Lake R. Bowes (Sanford) anclal institutions, professional •by Girl to Mr. and Mrs. James men, public records and newspa­ bands; and representative! of the Placid, on Wednesday. Mrs. . Harvey Covington (Sanford) per dippings. .Membership In th* Orange City Telephone Company. Thompson Is president of the SvRepresenting the Florida Tele­ nodical of Florida of the Presby­ Baby boy to Mr. aad Mrs. Howard burenu Is held by 125 credit grant­ Ploneen were Mr. Basis- terian Church U. S. A. Tell (Osteen) ors and local concerns. A member phone rear, Mra. Bernice Bomar, Orlan­ Discharge* Mrs. J. H. Skewee called the of th* Associated Credit Bureaus Dorothy Sheaty (Sanford) of America and the Associated do, vice president of the Hugh L. visit. She'told of the weekend visit Ada Lovejoy (Sanford) Credit Bureaus of Florida, the lo­ Merrill Council; O, C. Byrd, San­ other evening and wo hid a nice Jeau Gardener and babx boy cal Bureau supplies and obtains ford, former employees of the last week of Mr. and Mr* E. M. (Titusville) credit Information with more than Winter Park Telephone Company, Fisher of Tampa. Dorothy CoUlee 2000 affiliated bureaus In the Uni­ and Miss Lolly Clements, Orlando, Don't forget Ihe P-TA meeting (Altamonte Springs) ted States, Canids and other for­ n( (he Southern Bell Telephone and Thursday. Oct. IT at ft p. m. The Telegraph Company. . OCT. 11 eign countries. Mrs. Culp, 77 year* old, aerved The Collection Division of the Vatey Lou Grimm (Sanford) Credit Bureau of Sanford la opera­ most of her forty years with the Doris Clay (Mima) ted In conjunction with the above Orange City Telephone Company, Oath lean Pesald (Sanford) division* and Is under the manage­ aa operator. For many yeara, un­ make an effort to attend. Lake Lola Wotfer (Sanford) ment of R. G. Thompson of this til the company converted to the Mary School Is growing and we Thomas Payne (Sanford) city. Sine* Its establishment In automatic dial system and housed need this bond election to be suc­ Fred Stain (Sanford) August of 1958, the Cullcclion Divi­ Its opernllon In a new building, cessful If wc are to gel any im­ Doris Whitaker (Sanford sion has serviced in excess;of 3,000 Mra. Culp carried out her duties provements In our school. Discharges It was a Joy to see the Rev. accounts. A member of the Ameri­ as operator from a switchboard NO FLUES Flora Wlftton (Sanford) C. C. White, pastor of the Upsala can Collectors Association, tha located In her home. Church out driving Thursday. The division operates throughout the VtoMtog B e n t m e a ts Rooms, II United Slates and Canada In co­ Rev. White broke hla hip some a. m. to ft p. m.; g*mi Private operation w ith the 2,000 members Baking Contest months ago and this was the first Rooms, I to 4 p. m., 7 to I y, m.; of tho organization. NO FUMES Ume he has driven. Podia trice, 11 a. m. to I y. m Tha national association has es­ Winner Is Told Circle No. 2 of Ihe PWO of the Parents and Grandparents only, tablished * set cod* of ethics to lak e Mary Community Presby­ Ousts tries, No vlaiUnft duriny which member agencies must ad­ The $23,000 grand prize In the terian church met for the first feeding of bablsa. Private Rooms, here. 3linieograph printing and Plllshury'a 9th grnnd national time at tho Crystal Lake Ave. 11 a. m. to 1ft noon, I to 8 p photo-copying ar* available at the recipe and baking contest was homa of Mrs. Eugene Gill Tues­ m. and 7 to ft p. iil, Semi-Private Credit Bureau, as well as complete awarded to Gcrda Rnderer of Ber­ day evening. Mrs, Gill read 1 kley, Catif. and tha reetpe adopted Rooms, I to 4 p. aa. aad I to stenographic and typing service. Corinthians 13:*3 and ted In pray­ by Ann Plllshury. • fc to. Th# rlcep for Accordion Treats er. Mre. Roland Goble, circle coIs a* follows: B eup butter, H eup- chairman presided In the absence of sugar, J unbeaten eggs, 1 tea­ of Mrs. Ruby Linden. It was vot­ Legal Notice spoon vanilla, V) teaipnnn salt, ed to hold the meeting* the third IH cups sifted Plllsbury's best all Tuesday Instead of the second ELECTRIC water heating US TU I) LUL 1ST OF T U tl < I ) I H T pnrpn«e flour, and heavy duty Wednesday as previously announc­ Jtiiiuu, ■h.Mixut.u i l i u m , ed. The next meeting will be at keeps heat 100% sealed in aluminum foil. FLOHIUA, IX P m i HAT IS U MKi AST ATS- UK Cream butter. Gradually add m- the horns of Mrs. Ida Keogh on A U X W. DAVIS, gar. ereamlng well. Blend In eggs, Country Club Road. Tha group Dm m h J FLAME wgter heating wastes t o a 1. 1. C M K iirro u t s s u r r .u vanilla and tall, eat well. Gra­ Nll.Vk II S VISIS It.AIM S o n u s :. dually add flour, mix thoroughly. heat up Hues or vents MASKS AUAl.SS-r SAIII ttsT A T til you and **ch o l you h ita liy aotlFold lengthwise nna yard of foil rioil sail rauulrad to praaant sny to give double thickness, then fold rests* Ml. V rf*sired, sprinkle a 1*1 ms and d* man-1* which you, or Into Mneh accordion pleats, place cnoftte* with confectioners' sugtr s tth s r of you, m ay hsv* a a a ln s t t b s ••(*(* of A lta IV. LiavU. d*c*a*. on halting sheet. nr frost witk att icing. Makes *i|, U ls ut said County. to tho r-u in Drop dough by rounded tee- ahout 4 dozen cookie*. ly J »-lu- of itomlnolo C ounty. KlurI la, «l hla u n i t s In lb* c o u rt houas spoonsful Into folds ( d o u g h I’illibury Mills, Inc., through Its of said C ounty s t Hanford. Florida. spread* during baking.) Baka In Jacksonville office, made the an­ "H u ll -igiii calen d a r m onths from slow oven (323 desires) J J|n 30 nouncement of the winner through tho tins* of th* firs t publication of tn ls m ul-a. Aacli oltlm or d tm tn d minute* until golden brown. Cool .log G*zll of Tip Top Market and sh a ll bo 1a w riting, and shall slsl* ID minutes, remove eooklo* and other local atom . lh a pt*r* nf rnoldnnos and post of- tLECTRIC l M A IN S v m IN T V Heat ivater the modern lie s sddrssa of th s claim ant. and ahull bo sw orn to by th s rlnlm nnt, h is agont, or ntlornsy. a n d nny such claim o r dsinand not so fllsd sh a ll b* void. John J. Oasts As o is o u to r of Ml* l a s t W ill and T tflg m sn t of A lst IV. P a rts , dscsnssd F irs t publication l)cl. SI, 1111. TO ALL. TO WHOM T H U S PREIh.N TS SHALL, COME. OREKTIffOEl A u .r is * . rilK U IL T K T d N, B ran ­ fo rd , C onnecticu t; (1. W. SHKNCHR. Hanford, F lo rid a ; V. HUUM*. Han­ fo rd , k'l<,rtdn did oa tha >th day of Ju n a, A. D. ISSJ causa ta ba Incarf o t a i s d un d ar th a provlslnaa of too gonarnl oornoratloo Uw of tha B tato of F lo rid a T IT L E OUARANTT FO UK a e orporattoa, w ith It* p rin ­ cipal pLsca of buaiii*M a t HANFORK. SEMINOLE COUNTS In th* P la to of F lo rid a, t a d wborM o lha atoaktialdsrn of ouch corporation Sid oa tho S4U dap of S opt.nibor A. D. IN I, aaaoo to ho filod la tho office of th o S ecretary of B tsto of th a Statg of F lorida, a Caoaent of a l il IB* the olbuhhdLtar* w u a iJitrr iu* th* prow p ro ­ vision* of aald C h a p trr (of. FlnrM a X tattilaa, allow ing th* Slosolutloa * ( s u i t aarporv lloa. Maw, tb a ra fa ra . th* E so rn U rr of B tato dose harnby a srtlfy to th* t or*-*of*a and th a t h* I* **lltM*4 th a t th* ra a u lra m a a la o l law hav* b«*n coat piled w ith. •.SEALS IN WITNKHd WirWRROF. I hav* h a rau n to sat my hand and h*»* m fflitd th* f l r ta t M il of tli* S lat* a t Florida, *■ T sltahai*#*, lb* Capltnl, thl* th * TW BNTV-FOURTH dav of an tT B M U E R , A. IX HERE’S WHY ELECTRIC WATER HEATING BEATS ALL OTHER METHODS: Mrs. Detyens Named To Post MONDAY — TUESDAY — W ED NESDAY tric light bulb. Fine for Mary D Detyens of Sanford wg* elected chairman «f Institutional Nursing Arrvtra Administrators of Florida Nurses Association during the 47th annual convention at Clearwater, October lft. Copy Down This Name And AddreHs Now . . . . . . and writ* Inday to fhtd out how yo« ran still apply for a 11,400 life lnsuranc* pulley ta help take rare of final • spaa ora without burdening your family. Mall a postcard or letter, giving your name, addrosp and ag« to; Old Amtrlvan In*. Co. 3 Wert 9th, Dept L22O0B Kama* City, Missouri Thera la no ohligsUott—and no on* will tall on you. 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LIVE BET1ER, ELECTRICALLY With 16.00 Or More A M Food Order m m Ask Te See $25,000 PilUbury Content Recipe & LIGHT COMPANY 207 Magnolia Ave. �/ 40 Years Ago Today Americans Entered World War 1 Fight W ASH n iI N NG GT TO O N tn tR— Today ll Um 40th anniversary of thi data on which America cros­ sed the throehhold from preparelloo to participation in the Moody ground fighting of tt orid Mar l. On Oct. a , 1*17, the first unit of American Dcughboys moved Into the tranche* of the Western front la France. They were infantrymen of the 4 s t -DMi IcbL- T;.t. Um. M»f~uuye In n C- > W ■ - V • - W ■ t I k - t It. M ... m •« .I n . fV -M t l - n u a l l_ _ b a a n .k lu a .L .a a l I - - — J l l M long-awaited crack at the Hun. t |to. shout .for silence to stop them I Inspecting ithrough trench peri- sergeanl'a comrades as the first Rain was pouring in torrents at from singing “Tipperary." scopes, there was nj sign of ac- American aheli of World War I they marched through deserted, Somehow they got into t h e tlvity in the German lines, whistled into the enemy tinea. •hell - pocked villages to their as­ trenches without being detected I Behind the Infantrymen came Tbs aheli ease was carefully signed sector east of Verdun. It by the German artillery. T h e Battery C of the Sixth V. 5. Tlrld swerved, and pert home t© Pres­ was a dark, cold night and It was French troops, whom they re- Artillery. Strugsrling nnd tailing in ident Woodrow WUson as a souv­ rough going through the deep mud lieved, gave them a classle gallic the deep mud, the artillerymen enir. The gun that fired It was of the French roads. In the dis­ welcome, with much hugging, Ms- hauled a French 73 up the side of quickly removed from action and tance, and getting ever nearer, alng of both cheeks and hand- a am all hill, and pointed It in the shipped back fo tha U.3 Milthey could hear the thumping of shaking. general direction of Germany. Baty Academy at West Point, M. Gen. John J. Pershing had de- At 1:13 a. m. on Oct. 38, fust at V., wheru it Is atill displayed as AhfrA!<iy..£fcMXB.Jt.M«kl J3k>.tac»C~ibicu..l**ole.«v*s.lie fSstlr a r t IU uii! » »i t h e y h a d U i B t t i l l j u i the m a t to give his mcn their haired sergeant from South end, TV- ivt-haircd sergeant's name French camps far behind the Atlantic, and the Doughboys ap- introduction to war. Across the Ind., pulled the lanyard, waa lost to history under a cen­ Unas. Now. at last, they were. proached it with a light • hearted dark waate of no-man's land. First Americas Shell sor’s pencil. But the rest of the jnovtnf op to the front for their I eagerness. Twice an officer had which the Doughboys took tuma A loud cheer went up from tha eacitlng news was duly reported ■ a • prisoners. Five Doughboys were wounded. CpI. James B. O r e a k i m of Evansville, Ind., Pvt. Thomas F. Enright of Pittsburgh, and P vt Merle D l!ay„ Iowa were killed, were killo. They were buried Nov. • on the slope of a hill near the front The site Is marked by a monument which (he French government S The ThicrfpU.Tr *uyi : "Here lie the first uldier* of the great republic of the United Slates who died on the toil of France for Justice and liberty." Weather Shop and Save Partly elondy Tuesday and Wed' neaday. In Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, NEWSPAPER TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1957 United Preai Leased Wire Docks, Terminals Project Feasible The docks and terminals project la feasible, said Col. H. C. Gee of the engineering firm of Gee and Jenson of West Palm Beach, Col . Gee presented printed feasibility reports to the members of the Board of Commissioners a* he said “this report is a means of conveying lo the commission and the public a method of construct­ ing and our study of the project." The report, at least SO pages In length, outlined the entire study of the projects feasibility from the study of commodities moving north and the commodities that would move south Into the Sanford dock* and terminals. He also gave strong mpport of the Ssnfoni-Tltusvllle Canal's ad­ ditional tonnage that would move Into the local docks and terminals from Canaveral Harbor. Col, Gee named commodities and estimated tonnage that would be unloaded or loaded at the local dock* and terminals project. The feasibility report recom­ mended that the docks and termi­ nals be constructed with hydrau­ lic fill In the lake, 200 feet wide and *00 feet long, with two ware­ GOVERNOR LUTHER 1IODGB house* and with a paved area. Col. Gee surprised commission­ ers and the audience listening to the report with the estimate of $270,000 construction costs. He alio recommended that toeel official* Interest the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund In the project. Giving examples of other communities taking advant­ age of the fund, he said monies borrowed from the source would earn a low rate of interest com­ pared with other source* of funds. "A project of this natu-* does North Carolina's governor, Lu­ not start automatically and does ther Hodges will open the flMtfi not continue automatically,'' Col. Dlst. Conference, Rotary In­ Gee pulned out. However, he said benefit* will not be limited to San­ ternational In Orlando Sunday ford but will reach out Into other evening, Oct. JT with an addrvea at a banquet that will start a counties. Pointing out that It would take three-day round of events. approximately four years for the The San Juan Hotel ha* been project to reach It* peek useage, delimited conference headquart­ Col. Gee said that tho docks and ers where delegates will ' gin re­ terminal* would net the city ap­ Chamber of Commerce “urge* proximately $30,000 a year above gistering Sunday afternoon, everyone to consider those persons operation costs and reserve ac­ A number of prominent person­ who serve in government and counts. “It will take considerable nominate their choice for this time to generate business," he ages will addrcii the different ses­ Good Government Award." sions among them being: Oarence said. Raborn said that a judging com­ The feasibility report recom­ Walker, public relations director mittee composed of local citizens the location of the docks of Coca Cola Co., Atlanta; Past and Jayeeea will conilder all nomi­ mended and terminals near the west city President of Rotary International nations. at Mills Creek. The nomination blank, attached limits It was recommended that the Frank Spain, Birmingham, Ala.{ to the letter mailed to local cltl- city not undertake a project of this Farrla Bryant, Ocala; Past Dlst. sens, should be mailed the Good kind until It studlea and analyses Gov. Chet Berry of Ft. Myeri, and Government Award Committee, a rate structure. "This will be Box I'd, Sanford. Raborn said addi­ ready In about 10 days and will a Rotary Foundation student front tional blank* for nominations may be a supplement lo this report," Norway. James B. Keith, district gov­ be scrurrd at the Jaycee Informa­ Col. Gee said. ernor, expects some 700 persons tn tion Booth. “This state la having to follow attend the conference which is tha the lead of other states who are first for the new district which making use of their waterways," was created the past July. Col. Gee told the Board of Com­ A complete program w i t h missioners. "It Is a perfectly feaslide project for you to assume." rounds of entertainment and so­ "The existence of this barge cial events has been planned for terminal," Oal. Gee exptalned, 'the Rotary Annv, who are expect­ "wilt bring Industry to the city ed to accompany their hubands Concurrently J. Jnwers, Ship and we've Just begun t,, scratch to the conference. Pres. Myron Reck of the San­ Serviceman Second Class, notified the surface in water transportsford Rotary club has announced the Sanford Naval Air Station . tlon." structual fire department which j Asked what the Impact on the that kt least IS Rntarlani from answered the call immediately. City of Sanford would be with the his cluh plan lo be In Orlando for Ibe Naval Air Station structural dock* and terminal sprojcct. Col. the event, many being accompan­ fire department supported by the Gee answered “ I would expect to ied by their wives. Naval Air Station crash crew had see a sharp Increase In industry; the fire under complete control an increase in the boat business; before 9:30 p. m. I would expect to see one ship or For Informiitlon On Commander Lewis D. Tamny, boat repair facility; at least one Station Executive Officer, answer­ major truck line of some size; an CIRCULATION ing the fire alarm supervised the Increase In petroleum tonnage, overall utilization of fire fighting stabilized year riamd employment; PH. FA 2-2G11 equipment and commended McGee and a greater individual income." A. L. Wilton, commissioner, who reported the fire and all hands or gftpr 6:30 p.m. who so ably rontrihuted to con­ commented “ I'm enthused about trolling the fire. The cause and this barge terminal myself and l PH. FA 2097S extent of damage i* presently be­ hope these figures will give us something to work on." ing investigated. Jaycees SeekRecipient For Government Award The Seminole rounty Junior Chamber of Commerce la search­ ing for a recipient for Ita “Good Government Award," M. L. Itsborn Jr., president of the local Jayeeea said In a letter distribut­ ed this morning to citizens of this area. Raborn said that this “Good TAH-I EXPECTED TO ARRIVE al the Sanford Naval Air Station today. Captala J. R. Reedy, Com.maader Heavy Attack Wing One, said today that the Movement Report Center alerted NAS te expect the arrival of VAH-9 which has been deployed oa. NATO Exercises “Mtrtka Hack." Abova picture, ns eeatly appearing tn the New York Times Magaslae cover shows VAll-9 plaae* aboard Ibe Carrier Saratoga. influenza uutoret Kills 9 In School Recent contributions to the Unit­ ed Fund Appeal have brought the dren that killed nine persons. total to date above the $7,000 Thp epidemic at the Porterville, mark. Calif., State Hospital for the Men­ With the campaign already 20 tally Retarded was the third fatal CASSELBERRY— A short talk days gone and only 10 days left In outbreak to hit such state institu­ on the history of the Martin Co., which to raise the quota for seven tion*. ! spanning its half century of lead* organizations only 20 percent of A United Press survey showed a ership in aeronautics, research the total goal of $33,000 has been total of 219 person* have died of and guided missle manufacturing, contributed or pledged. Leonardy Found flu or complication* since last was given by two Martin Co of­ Tram captains are busy con­ summer when the first cases of ficials at the Casselberry Lions tacting volunteer werkera In hopes ^Guilty Of Careless Asian flu were diagno-cd In the Club Thursday night. of raising the total figure nearer nation and its territories. to the goal mark. Martin Co. officials were, Phil Negligent Driving The highest death toll was In Additional contribution* to the Cresby, Senior Policy Assurance In a lengthy trial before City New York with 53 victims. Penn­ Engineer, and Carl Foster. In­ United Fund In amounts of $23 or sylvania was a close second with Judge Ambrose Ollff yesterday af­ formation Services Representative. more, as reported by Roy F. ternoon Retired Judge John 0. 50 deaths, 21 of them in the Le­ A movie, "Look To The Future." Mann, campaign treasurer, this Leonardy was found _guilty of high Valley area. California's toll a portrayal of Martin products, morning are: Frank Evans, $100; eareless and negligent driving and climbed to 29. supplemented the Informative his­ W. E. Kader, Jeweler, 1*0 ; 11. I> ts Flu Falsi fined $30 or 10 days In jail. Jamre Gut Agency, $30; Mrs. Elsewhere, Michigan reported 2d torical briefing by the speakers. Herbert Ballanre, $30; Roy Holler, An accident on Sunday night Also an architectural drawing of Sept. 29, shortly after 9:30 p. m. flu-caused deaths, Louisiana 21, Il­ the completed Martin Plant, south $30; J. A. Bislllne, $30; Mrs. Geor­ linois 13, Hawaii 9, Ohio, Utah and Jnvolved Judge leonardy. of Orlando, was displayed, one gia B. Ball. $30; Mrs. Camilla I Walter A Cook charged that Wisconsin 7 each, Iowa and Ken­ view showing the extensive main ! Hruce, $23; Fourawre Construction Judge Leonardy struck his car.' tucky « each, Colorado 3, New lobby of the large structure. I Co., $23; C. If. Johnson, $23; It. parked in front of his home, and Jersey 3, and one each In Indiana, B. Pope Co., $25; P. S. n * rke. The Martin Co. hat been In | Oklahoma. Oregon. Washington left the scene at the accident. $23; D. B. Adler. $23; and Mr. limited production during the con­ Attorney Mack N. Clevel»"d Jr., and the District of Columbia. and $!rs. J. M. Stlnecipher, $23. The California State Hospital struction of its extensive plant, representing J u d g e Leonardy, claimed lack of parking light* on ' outbreak claimed five live* last which is now 80''. completed, acthe Cook car was a violation and week anil four more over the might have been a contribution* weekend. The latest victim* were ; two boys and a girl and a 17-yearfactor to the accident. Witnesses called to testify in- old woman. A flu epidemic at the Pennhurst luded Captain Arnold Williams nd LL Joe Hickson who were School for the Mentally Retarded called to the scene on the night near Philadelphia killed It paof the accident. Cook and two ethers testified against Judge Leonardy. By UNITED PRESS Deaths blamed on flu climbed toward the 230 mark today, boost­ ed by an Influenza epidemic at a California school for retarded chil- < an elected official, tn apoointed officer,’ an ertlplofe or 4 conimunlty-mlnded citizen." Raborn commented, howover, that the provision In the nomina­ tion it "that he or she has made some outstanding contribution In tha field of Good Government.” No person shall be considered for nomination If he is a holder of a public office and who was elected In a state wide election, or whose appointment Is such that he serves the state as a whole, the letter explained. The recipient of the award pre­ sented by the Seminole County Junior Chamber uf Commerce, Ra- Faulty Socket Blamed For $5,000 NAS Fire Additional Local News On Page 8 Segregation Leaders Angry At Bill Enforcement Plea little Interest In a compromise the only dissenter «as Mr*. Ben­ end expretaed (he intent of finding with the party's southern wing, jamin R. Everett of North Caro.! other wiye to sidestep Integra- j which ha* been bubbling with dis­ lina. Gravel has been under fire1tion. content since pasog? of the civil in his state for supporting the The slate will “continue to use rights bill and since Eisenhower civil rights measure. legal and proper means" to keep sent federal troop* to enforce inMrs. Everett said North Caro­ classrooms segregated, according ••evasion at Little R'ck. lina congressmen opposed the riv- to a statement from Gov. Thorns* II right* bill ami “ I was not going B. Stanley. Republican Stitv Sen. Gravrl Fasor* Stand There also were expressions of “ It appears the radical left wing to sit there and vote for any rein- Ted Dalton, a candidate for g*/vdismay that the US. Supreme Cjurt brushed aside Virginia's of the party has gained control of lution that had not been approved ernnr, proposed that a special legislative session be called im­ school assignment law, and a I»U-, Chairman Paul Butler ar.d is en­ by them." Special Sevlvon Proposed mediately to rewrite laws relating tsiana official proposed that a gaged in a battle with the Repub­ “freedom of choice'' amendment lican left wing for the Negro blew Virginia Democratic Chairman to segregation. fco the U.S. Constitution bo placed vote.” commented Georgia Demo- Thomas R i a n t o n also criti­ The consensu* in other quarters cratic Chairman Join Sam mo* cized the resolution and said in we* that the ruling we* not un­ in effect. his opinion “the southerners are expected, hut was disanpointing. The old split in the Democratic Bell. Bell said there is "no basie dif­ in no mood to compromise s.ith No specifle plan of action «•• Party, never firmly healed since the rest of the party." He ad ied. under study. southerner# stalked out of the 1318 ference oa Issues" now between that It is “ton early to Louisiana's attorney g e n e r a l national convention, appearej the tw9 major parties, and that however, tell" what southern Democrats Jack Gremiiiion, p r o p o s e d an even more likely t.» rip open again the ultimate result will be “ei­ wilt do in I960 to the Constitution following the policy group’! state­ ther a third party or a realign­ In Virginia, meanwhile, officials amendment that would outlaw all civil right* ment within both parttea. ment Monday. One louhern member of the studied the Supreme Court'i re­ codes and fair employment prac­ The advizory council attacked advisory c o u n e i I, Cimille F. fusal Monday to hejr an appeal tices codes and “permit neighbor­ Prezident Elsenhower end called Gravel Jr. of Louisiana, favored of a ruling against the state's cen­ hood* to choose their o-n neigh­ for quick action jn the civil rights the group's stand, however, aaJ t a l control of. pupil placement. bor*. la a speech to * aivu slab « w . But U alae indicated U baa By LEON BURNETT ^United Frees S ta ff C orrespondent Southern segregation l e a d e r s bristled today at the Democratic Advisory C o u n c i l ' * plea for prompt enforcement of the civil he outlined provisions for "free­ dom of c h o i r e " In employment and social pursuit*. Florida Ally. Gen. Richard Er­ vin slid hit state's school assign­ ment law Is not threatened under the ruling In the Virginia rase be­ cause Florida's law does not men­ tion rare. In South Carolina. State Sen. Marian Gressctte islj the state “will doe* the public schools ind seek some other method'' for ed­ ucating children if integration is ordered. Gresselte is head of the state's segregation study cmimictee. Alabama Gov. James K Fol­ som, appearing unshaven and in­ ference dressed at hia press conefrenee, touched again on the Lil­ lie Rock crisis and said be would discharge the s t a t e ’e National. AI.KX McKIBBIN RECEIVES the Eagle Seoul Award from hi* mother, Mrs. Clifford MeKIbhla. in Guard units by proclamation If teremoeie* last night al Sanford Junior High Sell >ol during a 81 John, District Court ef Honor. there was an effort To revert them Clifford McKibbin, Alev's father, kinsself a Scout leader, .miles a big approval a* he looks on. * te federal statu*. . M'koU by BcrgsUuai) t .. , ftla^. -- 4 iii 11 � 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, October 21, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 21, 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>, October 21, 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/9fa62fde325c2fcdf89c474ddc9b547e.pdf 3302f72e59179b18aaecf1f25f596ffd PDF Text Text j y s o im s o e t b d t t o r c i m venuneas announced today that all persons—ftraignars as woU as Jordanians—wishing to leave the country mast obtain pemlsslon (torn security authorities. Tin decree was the latest h a irrles of slejw taken be the eov•nmeut of Kt"g Hussein to crack, Herd Improvement Registry test. down an subversives. Yesterday Posy Blossom fairy produced the government announced heavy t .o n lbs. milk containing ( I lb*, penalities for possession of axplobutterfat at me e g e 'o f 4 jrtlH Kickoff Luncheon For United Drive n e Negro WrWon WttaUidtod PW t TM*w hold ■ "K fck -O fr tuneheen st the Croons Aesdemy Rich School Cafeteria, recently with James Hairins as toaatmsater and Dr. George H. Starke, Conn, o Ciirirman, ainijiUg. —-----AH Co-Chairmen were present end more than 90 persona were la attendance. The following group* were orgwised for work: House to House, Prof. L. R. Eu­ banks sad Pwf- Ray A. Allen; Funeral Homes, Doctors and Nut- ______ (Pheta by Bergstrom) Store Observes .10th Anniversary - • this week O sm tt’i Department Hate, at W East P in t BL, commaneet the celebration of its tenth om h en ary Owned and operated by Joseph M. Garrett the ateralIs atm located la the same building when it waa founded. However, 'hew the has grown ao a* to occupy the entire building. First Prof. Sdplo Bnety, Jr.; Oviedo Community, Prof. S. T. Muller; Al­ tamonte Springs Community, Prof. J. L. Meuse; Midway Community, Prof. W. L. Hamilton; Ministers, Bov. A. A. Plaids and Rev, N. A. Watson; Railway Employe*, Spanear Pounds. pledges and donations amounted to 1901 Chairman Starka urged the workers to ontor into the work with the determinstion to do our fsir share of accomplishing the set goal for the county. Every ettteen is npaeted to give as his conscien­ ce directs him and to remember two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bean. He is their son-in-law While here he will repair his home which wss demited by Uphteiilug:-------Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wlffiama visited Crescent City Older of Eastern Star Ne. 900 Friday even­ ing and New Smyrna Chapter No. I Saturday evening. Both chap, ten w en entertaining the Grand Worthy Matron. Mr. and Mrs. Mason MlDwood returned home Monday altar •pending the rammer In Hender­ sonville, N. 0. Sen Emeet and slater from Columbus, 0., a n spending several day* with Mr. and Mn. Charles France before going on (o Bradenton to spend the whi­ ter. Mr. and M n. M. L. Hopper and daughter, Phyllis Elaine am visitlng her parents, Mr. and Mn. Robert Williams. They arrived Friday from Jset sonvino, in. kinds of yard goods art now hand­ cles instead of ONE, ss was Iho led at Garrett'a as wall as patterns custom previously. departments toetad* complete heed to-foot outfitting for the entire family. la addition to wearables, Garratt's la the Ssataote County agent A group of 110 out of 1.000 Geor­ and distributee for Whit* end Nse> gia Tech freshmen have been eht-Elua sewing .machines, with t complete parts and service depart. plaeed In ■ special merit section of English by the faculty of the In­ stitute's English Department. Selection waa based on the stu­ dent's scores on the verbal fac­ ility section of the College En­ prevteas to going Into business tor trance Examination and on the himself hero, roprosentated sever­ English Placement Test. The 120 students chosen may al Atlanta clothing wholesalers cam in one quarter, credit for throughout the Southern States. Shortly after his arrival to Ban- the full year of freshman Eng­ ford, Garrett married Lour* Seh- lish, Selection la an Indication of mehl of Sanford end with their the high quality of English tnlntwo children, the Garretts reside Ing received in high school1 •* well as acholastlc aptitude on the part of the student. A freshman selected from San­ ford, waa William E. Kirchhoff Jr. son of Mr. W. E. Kirchhoff, U1T E. 2nd St., and a graduate OCTOBER U of Seminole High School. Admiwiosu Kirchhoff Chosen For Special Group day U celehrzte’ the fcirtMsy nf Mrs. Raymond PHL She was pre­ sented * gift of luggage. Those attending were Mr. end Mn. Ray­ mond Pell, Mr. end M n. Harold Phil thd ghUdwai »M Ml. ami Mrs. Ray P*R and children of Samaule. Mr. and Mrs. Robert WlUlama risked her brother, Olef Harper ■ltd family la Apopka, Friday evening. Mrs. Julius Gerbardt returned recently after several weeks visit la Chicago, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Elinor, W. Va. Mr. end Mn. Raymond Lawson have as thotr guests Mr. and M n. Billie n d Mr. and M n. Ear! lit-' ter and daughter of East Liver­ pool, 0 . Mrs. Nusaer is Mn. Lawson's sister. Mr. sad M n. B. L. Crenshaw o( New Smyrna Beach spent Friday with Mr, and Mrs. P, T. Piety. Mr. and Mn. Harley Thomas of Sanford visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob. eft Williams Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rray of BAPTI8T CHURCH NEWS, Mr*. Robert WHlUihs, M n. George Hlrt end M n. Amelia Os­ teen of the Osteen Baptist Church were elected ‘ 'mesongen” to represent their church at the Bap­ tist Association*! meeting m Oviedo, Tuesday. The Rev. Jose Cordosa la holding a series of revival services at the Lake Helen Baptist Church this week. The servlcn began Sunday, Oct. IS end will lest through Oct Belay produced RIM lbs. milk containing M lbs, butterfat at the age of 2 years and 11 months, The official tests were made under the supervision at the Uni­ versity of Florida for The Ameri­ can' Jersey Cattle Club, Colum­ bus, Ohio, and were far periods o f 90S days. The young peoplo of tbs train, lng union held a party at the edu­ cational building Friday evening. Laymra's Sunday was observed at the chureh, S. J. Peterson and E. C. Moors w en in charge of the services. The Sunbeams met Wednesday afternoon with M n. Moon in charge. Sunday, Oct SO. the Rev. Paul Lack of Daytona Beach and a student at Stetson University wfll nil the pulpit in the absence of the Rev. Csrdoss. A special speak­ er win have the Wednesday even, tog service, the name to be an­ nounced, later. LOS ANGELES W — MUIIon. air* eosmetiei eorporatlea Prutdent Andrew N. Jergens, 75, was divorced Monday by Mj accoml wife. M n. Jergeni raid her hus­ band went to Europe without her and "to other places without tell, ins me that he was going.” she said traveling with him made her ID and gave her the hivea. Mn, Jergens was awarded custody of their children, Elisabeth, T, and John, 5. . ■ARRIAGI ENDS NEW YORE (UP>—Aetreif Fhye Emerson and bandleader SWtch Henderson have written finis to their seven • year marriage. A spokesman for the couple said they “ reluctantly came to the con­ clusion to separate” yesterday af­ ter trying for a year to patch up their differencei. Ha said they ar­ rived at an amicable property set­ tlement. Mite Emerson and Henderson were married Dec. 12, 1990, In Cuernavaca, Mexico, when the actress reeeiw-d ■ divorce IX months earlier from Elliott Roose­ velt, son of the late president. Her first marriage, to William Craw­ ford, a San Diego auto salesman, alio ended in divorce. MEN’S ELECTRIC R a z o r s By --------• Remington • Schick • Norelco • Ronson • Sunbeam • Bulova $18.75 o p Layaway his Christ­ mas Gift Today Wert Jewelry STORE I B. 1st. FA M i l t “ Use our Budget or Layaway Plan” SA VIN G S IN EVERY DEPARTM ENT CROCHET THREAD Skytona Bedspread Cotton ana Gem Bias So Cotton Regular 29e King Site Rug Yarn Regular 59c Sate 39c PIECE GOODS J. M. GARRETT Stevens C r e a s e Resistant Pre-ahrunk Gingham The Largest Supply o f Gingham Checks In Sanford Owner and Manager Hospital Notes Vary Kay Whlddon (Sanford) Virginia Papa (Sanford) Flora Wtgton (Sanford) Helen Lockwood (DoBary) Carolyn Williams (Sanford) Dhchargea Sara Mae White (Sanford) Yoma D. Legette and baby girl (Sanford) Ilenry Lee Hotmea (Sanford) OCTOBER U Admissions Frances Mullins (Sanford) Bertha Gordon (Sanford) Ethel Leo Jones (Sanford) Dlschargra Cecils Transne and baby girl tSanfurd) Emma Mueller (DoBary) Elba Brown (Sanford) Mildred Rots (Orange City) Edith Brown and baby girl (THuavlUe) Eddie Luster (Sanford) Ronnie Sipplo (Sanford) Blrthe Baby, girl to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mr*. Carroll Burke <Ssnford) Baby girl to Ur. and Mrs. Lawrence Block (Sanford) OCTOBER IT Admission* Emert Kuhn (Oviedo) Mary Moors (Sanford) Rev. Philip Schlestman (Sanford) Wilbert Campbell (Oviedo) Births Baby boy to Ur. and Mrs. Henry Thom** McDaniel tSan(urd) Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs, Clcvln Moor* (Sanford) Discharges Andrew Uyera (Sanford) Donald LeFlla Jr. (0«totn) Vilma Sanders (Scotsmoor) Mrs. Oscar Hutchinson tod baby boy (Sanford) Visiting Dean; rm tta Houma, i) a. m. to I p. m.j Semi-Private CLOSE OUTS Extend An Open Invitation Drip Dry Cotton Reg. B9e Lettermen’s Club Organized At SHS A Lcttermcn’ s Club, for buy* who have won letter* In the ath­ letic program, was organized to­ day at SHS. Officers are president, Billy Tyre; vice president, Mlk» Tamny; secretary treasurer. Teddy Walker; and chaplain, Eddie Bar­ bour. The purpose of the club, which has > membership of around 90, Is to promote athletics In the high school and to work with other or­ ganization* to the school. The group will hive an oppor­ tunity to have voice In the ichnol's athletic program and it will help promote fellowship and good sportsmanship. It will also help encourage development of the pro­ per school spirit. For It's project, the dub la to help the P-TA with it's patio pro­ ject. SA L E 39c TO E V E R Y O N E Drip Dry Cotton Reg. T9e To Join In Their SA L E 59c MISSES COATS Indian Head Sizes 9 to 15 Vron, Y A R D GOODS Paintset On Sale, .Slightly Irregular W om en '* Cotton Wash Dresses Sizes 12 to 20 ntul 12(4 to 2 4 (4 Men’s Work Pants I P IN W A L E Khnikl or Grey COR DURO Y SALE PRICE $1.09 yard $2.79 Men s or I Pr. 1 tolas. Reg. I I M . SALE PRICE CLOSE OUT of Moating Cape Reg. 2.95 SALE PRICE *1.99 about this questioni "H gets complicated, carrying Fire end Extended Coverage, Theft, and Comprehensive Per­ sonal Liability Insurance on our home and household good*. Docs your agency have this new Comprehensive Dwelling combine* __ all Policy which ____ ________ these coverages, for lea* pre­ mium 1" SPECIAL *1.00 OFFER With the purchase of any long sleeve men’* shirt in stock, get any aliort sleeve sport shirt of your choice for ADDITIONAL FISHING CAPS Regular I9e price $6 ------- ODDS and ENDS------.MEN'S SHOES on Sat* For $1.00 and up White and Tan, Foam rub­ ber lined. 29c Clerk, P. O. Bo* 661, Sanford, Korkin, up to 5 o'clock P. M. November 4, 1957. The Board of County Commissioner* wiM consider applications at th# Regular Heating, November 5, 105T. SINCE 1947 FROM K T S T -S T S R e g . $ 3.25 p a ir Interested persona may apply C/o O. P. Herndon, If $ 1 2 .9 5 Imperfect, would sell for 19* Poaltkm of COUNTY ROAD SUPERINTENDENT of Semlnol* County, Florida, la open. ■Ughte- 'A-, F t -* 8r~1 *IMr "■— **" C H ILD R EN ’S COATS Size* 3 to 14 From 95 THRU �I Communist China Says Will OMBMnbt China said today it *M )d M to Irrtl’a tU If Syria tor attootod. Peiping Radio broadcast board to London said Chinese Communist leader Mao Tze-Tung pledged that the Peiping regime weald “ resolutely rapport the Joint w b w e i w 'i i ii ^ n s i t 's W i B iw defend their Independence and |the targets of these ruidcd mis- i lies—and this I* something which they should seriously consider," Peiping said. In Damascus a Syrian govern­ ment official disclosed that Turkey said a Turkish note delivered yes­ terday was another esample of "interference to our affaire." ____ ____ ___________ ing Syrian Forrign Minister imam , were making Go provotitlom To Syria's Aid again it Syria eaae today to Cairo from the eto mlllkm strong Inter­ national Federation of Arab Labor Unions. The federation said h sabted President Klsenhower asking him to use Ms "good offices" to avert a Middle Cast war and threatening to cut Western oil supplies If Syria "Beware our wrath * tie feder­ ation told Elsenhower. It also appealed to U.N. Secre­ tary General Dag IlammarskjoM to take effective step* to evert a nuclear war and cited his efforts In the Egyptian Invatlon. The Syrian crisla was egpacted to come before the U.N. General TUK’ iiibiy by tuMjgy fat a tint- Attacked fledged debate. Syria has request­ taring war talk. ed rach a debate and the U.N. British Foreign t o tw ln i SeV Steering Committee was meeting vryn Lloyd and Secretary of State this afternoon to put the debate John Faster Dulles were meeting at 10 a.m. e.d.t. to explore the la­ in the meantime United States sues. President Elsenhower a n d and British officials in Washington British Prime Minister H a r o l d plunged Into an Intense aeries of Mse~<UUn meet next Tuesday but top-level talks on the Syrian-Turk- informed sources said It was not nragtie.il ami on Russia's biu Weaf/ier Shop and Save AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANPOR&, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19,1957 E sta b lish e d 190S Housewives May (pon Buy Milk For Penny Less TALLAHASSEE W — Florida housewives may aoon be buying low butterfat milk for a penny a quart less. The State Milk Commission Thursday lowered by one cent the minimum price on milk containless than 4 per cent butterfat. The new regulation does not force willdealer* to * lower* their prices. But Commission Otalrman 1. Brallcy Odham of Sanford, a longtime foo af milk pries con­ trol*, said be Is hopeful the move will Increase competition between large chain stores snd home delivery dealers and cause a sub­ sequent drop In prices. About 90 per cent of the state’ s distributors produce milk with 4 per eent butterfat contest, al­ though only 3 3/4 per eent la re­ quired for Grade A milk. All milk bottled with less thsn 4 per eent cream content must be marked vcordlngly. ^Odbam predicted that the board's new price levels on skim milk, leo eream and ehiwmlat# drinks will bring an additional $400,000 a year to Florida farm­ ers without any Cost to consum­ er*. The price levels, set Wednes­ day, would affect only wholesale Bilik prices. WASHINGTON TOl _ The Unit­ ed States and Britain began ur­ gent talks today on the Middle East and possible closer scientific cooperation, preliminary to next week’ s conference here between President Elsenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, carrying a rad dis­ patch ease, called at tha State Department |o discuss planning for the Eisenhower • Maemlllan parley which it*rts Wednesday. Lloyd and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles concentrated on Middle East problems, high­ lighted by Moscow's angry talk, and waya to step up scientific co­ operation In the wake of Ruaala'a earth satellite success. Surprise Declaims A surprise announcement here and In London Thursday disclosed Macmillan will fly here Tuesday for three days of discussions with played Sanford's growth since 19- the President. It will bo their first 43 Krlder pointed to the increase and growth by building permits and utility connections from $43,* 000 to $4,000,000. The facts and figures are, said Krlder as he displayed the charts, water meter Installations have grown from 1891 in 1942 to 3313 In 1933, to 4413 In 1937; electric meter installations have grown from 3107 in 1943 to 4321 in 1933 and now to 1138 in 1937. Tremendous strides ware made In telephone installations which "h*vn already exceeded 1944 pre­ dictions" said Krldeg. There were Jaycees Are Urged To Work Together Appealing to members of the Se­ minole County Junior Chamber of Commerce for "unity and working together", John Krlder, manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce pointed graphically to the gruwlh of Sanford. "W e are judged on not what pro­ jects we have but on what wt ac­ complish" Kridet sald„when be asked Jaycees to "step out as individuals and carry cm part of this Job. Don’ t leave it up to such organizations as the Chamber 0f Commerce—tor these organisa­ tions depend on individuals." Referring to a chart which dis­ United Press Leased Wire allies since Russia successfully fired Its first satellite. Macmillan and Elsenhower are certain to spend much of their lime tiring up Middle East prob­ lems, especially the rift between meeting shea their Bermuda con­ ference last March. Diplomatic source* here shied away from calling the conference an “ emergency" gat • together They slid It.waa arrang-vl.Ja let the two free world leaders ex­ change ideas on such critical re­ cent events aa Syria's proSoviet awing, problems posed by Russia's Two Boys Dart Across Highway; Hit By Car old Navy man stationed at th* Sanford Naval Air Station and driver of the car which itruck the two boy*, was traveling south on French Ave. and had patted a M Ford pickup truck towing an­ other car when he pulled Into the right lane. The two boys, said Captain Ar­ nold Williams of the Sanford Po­ lice Department, were struck about 18 feet south of the cross­ walk In front u. Seminole High School, as they apparently darted across the street. Orville Barks Jr. fell to the pavement at the point of Impact but it was reported that Donnie The Mutual Concert Association Whitten had apparently Jumped will have a coffee Monday mnrn- and landed on Uic howl of the car ' ing at 10 a.m. at Mr*. Appleby's bending tho hood and cover of j Restaurant. The membership drive fender. He was thrown off th* car Is underway, teams have been or­ 33 feet south of the crosswalk. ganized. and will work under the The two boya were apparently direction of Dick Aiken, president attending a quartet concert at of the Association. The member* will be given a Seminole High School end had ar­ -election of six concerts from rived at the school on ■ motor which they will vote on three. The scooter owned by Orville Berks ______ artists are Players Incorporated, Jr, The scooter was found psrked "Just because we do not reach Robert Maxwell, The Little Chor- in a parking ltd across from the nur goal as quickly as we thought B|e. Rosalinda (musical comedy), school building. Officers Investigating the seelshould, there should be no nerson Yessln pianist; and The dent Included Csptiln Arnold Wil­ reason to becomu discouraged,’ /jiiage Players. Kastrer told the volunteer wort Tickets to the concerts will be liams, and Patrolman Carl Dod­ era gathering at Mr-, spot-'1'" >y membership only as the an- son of the Sanford Police Depart­ ment, Constable J. Q. "Slim" Gal­ Restaurant this morning for cof- lienee Is limited, fa*. “ Remember, it tou^ seven Headquarter* sre set up at Ihe loway, snd Florida Highway Pa­ trolman Garrett. (Continued on Pago 19) 'Florida Hotel Building. Two 13-year-old hoya were struck by an automobll* last night shortly before 9 o’clock as (hey darted across French Avenue at 18th Street apparently Into the path of the moving vehleto Orville Barks Jr., son of Dr. Local United Fund Drive To Benefit 7 Organizations Note Male Chorus Attention at Ihe member* of the Male Chorus is again called to the change In meeting place for the rehearsal scheduled for Monday night at 8 o'clock. It will be held In the Men's Bi­ ble Classroom of the First Metho­ dist Church, ctgner Park Ava. and Third St. For Information On CIRCULATION PH. FA 2-2611 or after 6:30 p.m. and Mrs. Orville Barks and Ron­ nie whlUen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Whitten, were both taken to an Orlando hospital for treat­ ment after being rushed to Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital for emer­ gency treatment. Orville Barks Jr., It was reportmi, suffered a fractured skull and Ronnie Whiten received a frac­ tured right leg. William Dlvld Bowen, 77-year* Concert Assn. To Have Coffee Monday Morning PH. FA 20073 2 Men Hurt In Sports Car Crash r n r L kJ \ J V V L L y * / A retired navy engineer of work he had done on the pruposed Greensboro. N. C. i* in Sanford project for the past ten years. looking for a site on which to lo-! "W e can start building as soon cate a "Rainbow City". ** *»n find places to build Edward E. Blmminglon, 68 year- them—but land is our problem at ^d cousin of Stuanl Symington, the present time," commented said "this l* a non-profit organl- Simmington. He also slid that "the lation seeking to build homes on million* of retired people will be 100-aera or more tract*." Interested politically in their own These will be cities built, owned, welfare." operated and lived in by retired I will be in Sanford until next ueuDle he said. There will be doc* Mon-lay night looking over proposed sites for Ihe first Rainbow City" Simmington explained. "This month," he commented, "Seminole County showed the Isrgest increase of any county in tho state with 33 per cent." HOME BURGLARIZED HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Newly wed actor Marlon Rrando reported Thursday that Jewelry valued at $3,000 and other Items were stolen from his home while he wa* honeymonninr last week end. Taken besides Ihe Jewelry were two camras, a typewriter and some per­ fume. The burglary wai discov­ ered by Brando's maid. Ike Calls For Scientific Alliance WASHINGTON (UP)-Presldent Eisenhower called free nations to create a super scientific alliance ■tnat would tar outstrip anyliiin* A home will rent for either *35 the Russians can produce In tech­ o r $30 per month with no assign­ nological and missile achievements, ment of Insurance or property of mcnls. . ,Wc hsva the power," the any kind, Simmington said, “ f’urthermore," he said, "the project president said last night. “ The f* to bo financed 100 per cent by only thing to do is put it together." Eisenhower appealed specifically the government." The retiree* will be of any re­ for a grouping of the scientists ligious, fraternal or political gruup of North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ and will elect their own official*. tion (NATO) nations. But he also “ Rainbow CUies will not be insti­ had in mind the total scientific manpower and resources of the tutional.” he said. “ Theve proposed projects will free world. “ NATO should not be thought of nover belong to in f individual or organisation—it wiit always be­ iture'.y a a military alliance." he long to the citizen* of Rainbow said. "NATO ia a way of grouping ability—of our manhood, our raCity," b* said. A 1 am attempting to organize the sources, of our Industries and our T,000,000 retired people, explained factories." Eucohowar issued tea sail lor Aitomington ** ha also owiiiaed Us scientific unity at a glittering scheduled session today. The ntc! White House dinner for Queen ] lit*.missile lim e was almost eer Elizabeth U. He also .tressed th#lta,n ,o (om, up for dllw lllon. ue» oinuing uw lihich «u<4 , _ _ Commonwealth countries in these Picture Taken of Rocket troubled times. —Scientist* at the Smllhsoniar Meanwhile, * high-ranking guv- Astrophysical Observatory ir rrnment scientist indicated tha ad- South Pasadena, Calif., reportec ministration l* in the process of they have successfully photo stepping up Its missile and satel- graphed Sputnik's rocket. Ilte programs. — British astronomer t)r. A. C There were there other dcve'op- B. Lovell said the end of the ruck ments in the mis-die-satcllite field: et is "imminent." —Informed sources said seienWhile Eisenhower did not go int. lists at Cape Canaveral, Fla., may details on his plans for acientUii tast fir* today the rocket that is alliance, be apparently favored ai to carry the U S. satellite Into international organization act u| space. The secund and third stages along NATO tines, cf the three stage rocket w'it be j “ The free world L engaged In dummies, however and no at- great struggle and the total of th tempt will be made to send up a free world's assets sre so mue! U S. moon. greater than those of th* poter — Eisrohower aJsnnc l to meet: tial enemy," he said, '* ., .that I , with aia cabinet at a regularly Ik ridiculous to aompar* them., , A sports cur crashed early this morning injuring two men, one seriously, and claimed property damage of the car estimated at a "total loss." William G. Tuck, 23. owner of the ear, whose address was given from identification ai Route 1, Bos 182, Sanford, was the driver of the small "Triumph" srorta car which went out of control on the Lnngwnud Road about l ' i miles west of 17-93 at Robinson’s Bridge. Tuck was not considered serious­ ly Injured *t the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital this morning ahcxtly before 4 o'clock. A passenger, riding with Tuck, Identified as Millard Basham, 23year-old truck driver, who live* ■t 1330 Mellonville Ave . h id * head possible injuries to his right leg possible injuries to his left leg and hip. The accident occurred shortly before J o'clock this morning, when, according to tire marks and I tklde the ear went out of control on a sharp curve, smashing through underbrush and then crashing into a tree about >0 yards from the point where Tuck ap- By UNITED PRESS Deaths blamed on influensa continued to muunl today and health officials repotted the As­ lan flu virus now has stricken all aectlons of the nation. The wont floe epidemics have killed 13 patients at schools for the retarded In Illinol* and Pannaylvanla. Outbreak* aUo were re­ ported In similar state schools near Spokane, Wash., and ak Union Grove, Wii. The death toll at the Dixon, 111., school for th« retarded climb­ ed to sevan yesterday, and offi­ cials said It might hit 30 before the epidemic subside*. A total of 1,771 Inmate* werw stricken, with four of tbtm Hat­ ed in* critical condition and M regarded aa stutaly Uk In Pennsylvania, a flu out­ break resulted In death for six children at the r* burst State Training School near Philadel­ phia. A United Prats count slaaa tha start o f tha waak showed at laaat 34 deaths blamed on flu and com­ plications. There were eight each in Pennsylvania and Illinois, four in Michigan, three each In Indiana and New Jeraey, and two each In Iowa, Ohio, Utah, Wiaconaln and New York. Local Agricultural Leaders Named To Assn. Offices Three Seminole County egrlcultural leaders were named to of­ fices In the Florida Fruit and Ve­ getable Association at a reeent meeting held In Miami Reach. John W. Evans of Oviedo w it elected a director In the statewide organization. Andrew Duda Jr. of Sin vis was named District 8 director and Harold Kastner of Sanford wa* named director at nistrlct 9. Elected to serve on the Execu­ tive Committee along with the president and vice president was Andrew Duda Jr. of 5!*r!a. Additional Local News On Page 10 Rotorians Will Not Meet Monday Members of the Sanford Rotary Club will not meet Monday noon as usual but instead will embark Wednesday afternoon on their fall hnat ride to enjoy a fish fry at Mullet Lsk- P*rh Th# trip will be msde on Skip.ww _ n«.,Mlll*t'a Ww fLark’ aelr"* p#r Gena Roumlllat'a **C “ Sky from the Sanford Rost Works at 2 TWO MEN WERE INJURED when thU Triumph sports car went outi o f ' “ “ ‘ to* this mornlai o'clock with the fish fry with all I.ongnood Road. Injured weia William G. Tuck, 3*. and ililiard Basham, 23, butts o| Saef-P iU "fixing'* scheduled for 8:34 p.m, �! c A* Cbwefe Notice* ■u*t be presented at The H«ra!d ■ifflea by 10 a. m. on tha day before publication. ETenlag EVtaiiUlUl ) : u p waoaeaaay aigns r w » r praise arnica T:M y.a. Sermen by U* pastor. Evnlag Warship Service p.m. Sermon by tba paster. Prayar Matting Wadaaaday ■1LLCREST BAPTIST CHURCH GENEVA Pastor Charles W. HamQ Jr. Sonday morning services: 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Sunday evening services: S:1S p.m. Training Union 7:10 p.m. Evening .Worship Wadaaaday 7:10 p.m. Prayar meat. Sunday Sunday School Holiness MseUrg Open-Air (S tm t u . ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHURCH 12th St. and Lewrel Avo. Rev. H. K. Snow Sonday School 9:43 a.m. Homing Worship 11 a.mEvangelistic Service 7:X p.m. Prayar and Bibla Study Wednes­ day at 7:30 p.m. "Come to Worship, go to etna." r~ and and Church School TiM 11 a.m. Morning Prayar aai Sermon f:M Savrkaa Ikraoih the week: Tuesday and T hunday- Holy Communion • 7:30 a.m. Wadaaaday • Holy Communion - 10 a.m. Saturday • Sacramaat o f Pan* anea • H p.m. 10:0* a.m. "A GOING CHURCH POE 11:00 a.m. A COMING LORD" Moatlig) • : » COME AND SEC THERE IS A REASON# 7:90 p.m. CHURCH OP THS NAEARENE "Sanford's Singing Church** 9:90 pjn. Second St and Maple Are., Heat R. H. Spear Jr4 pastor 4:00 p.m. 7:90 M t Sunday School S:4S a.m. Morning Worship 10:41 a.m. 7:90 p.m. Training Departments • p. m. Evening Crangetiatie 7 p.m. Open-Air (S tm t Matting) 9:10 Mid-weak Prayer meeting each Wednesday ’n43 p.m. The Church of tho Nasarene la Wesleyan in doctrine arangellatic UPSALA COMMUNITY in appeal, and world-wide la PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH mission. , "Whosoever win may coma**. Rav. C C. White MlalaU Mra. Clover M am Plaaial FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Mm PntriaU ■— irlto Aao OP GENEVA Plaaial Jack L. Stewart. . Pastor Sunday School 10 a. m. Morning Uervlco 11 a. m. Evening Service Training Union l ;30 p. m. Preaching 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. aalvatiea Maetlag Tnaaday Corp Codata Band Practice FOSTER CHAPEL . METHODIST CHURCH Rav. George H. CarPea, K 9:43 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship Service S:00 p.m. Worship Service East 97th SC At Past Avo The end of your search For a friendly Church. Gerald B.PHee Pastor Mutes Higginbotham U Sager latendent Sunday Bibla School 10 a.m. Preaching 11 a.m. Blhla Study T p.m. Evangelistic Praschlng 7:43 p.m. Prayer Meeting (Wed.) 7:43 p.m. Missionary PremUlenial You Aro Welcome CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rav. J. w . Parham. Paatar Cor. Fourteenth S c Oak Are Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Homing Worship Service 11:00 a. m. Training Union 0:45 p.m Evening Worihlp S p.m. Wednesday Prayer Me*Hag • p.m. "Coma thou with ns and wa wUI do thee good." SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER Btv. L. F. Taskar, Pastor ’ Sunday School 10 a.m. I Morning Worihlp 11 a.m. Evening Evangelistic Service 7:43 p.m. Weekly Services: Tuesdsy and Thursday T:4S p.m. regular Saturday Morning Broad­ tail over WTRR 10:33 a.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEMEER 203 W. nth Plata Phone FA 1-3333 Tha le v . Phillip DcUaiamtaa Paitar Sunday School 9:13 a.m. Bibla Clata 0:13 a.m. Service 10:»0 a.m. "Prayar Tor Tha Day" Phon# FA 3-3221. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 800 E. Second It. Sunday Service 11 a.m. Sunday Service! 11:00 a.m. 8unday School 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening Meetings 9:00 p.m. Lesson Sermon — "Christian Science” Reading Room located la Foyer of Church Building optn to public 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursdays. A cordial Invitation is extended to all to attend our services and use tba Reading Room. ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN In Slavla (Near Oviedo) Rev. .Stephen 31. Tuhy Paitor Morning Worship 9:23 am. Radio UU*i°n Broadcast at 9:30 a.m. over WORZ (740 fee) Sunday School 0:00 a.m.—for all age groups. Christian Day School — Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. — (All elementary grades and kinder­ garten.) CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS J. G. Brooks - Branck Frasldaat City Hall Sunday School 10 g.m. Raeramant Meeting 0 p.m. Wtdnesday Primary Masting at ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHAPEL £•**•• Dpi SARA bMBiortd by First Baptist Chuck Sanford, Fla. Joe Doulhltt, Pastor jonday School i:43 a.m. foeachln< 11:00 a m. Cvaning Servlet 7:10 p. m. LAKE MARY BAPTIST chape l Lake Mary, Fla. Footer — Rev. W. A. Meows Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Training Union 9:30 p.m. Evening Worship 7:90 p.m. Prayar Maatlag Wad. 7:30 p.m. F1BST BAPTIST CHURCH ■19 Park Are. (A Southern Baptist Ckarch) W. p. Brooks Jr. Paitor Fred B. Fisher Associate Pastor Mr. W. L. Harmon Director of Music Diractor of Mrs. Guy Bishop Musla Mra. Marvin MUaa Morning Worship CHURCH OP GOD Rav. H. W. Hawdtrsoa, Pasloc Sunday School Morning Worship French Ave. in f 22ad 84. Training Union Sunday School 9:43 a.m. EvangalUUo Servlet 7:10 p.m. Evening Worship Mld-Wtak Service Tnaaday 7:30 Wednesday Service p.m. (Nareery far all services) Young People Service Thurs­ (Earphoaes far hard af hearing) day 7:30 p.m. SIGN LANGUAGE Sunday School Class 9:45* a.m. WELCOME KBKNEZER METHODIST CHURCH THE SANFORD CONGREGATION Cttraa Heights ef Jehovah’s Wltaevies (The Church with a Glowing 1421 Weal 1st. 81. Heart) Sunday 3 p.m. Watehtower study Rev. Cbarlta I*. Brown Paitor Wednesday 7:30 p.m* Congregation Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford Bibla study E. Johnson, superintendent. Friday 7:30 p.m. Ministry school Preaching Service 11 a.m Friday 0:30 p.m. Service meeting Prayar meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. and 3rd St. THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY The Rev. A. G.UcInnls, Minister ALLIANCE CHURCH Mrs. George Touhy, Minister of Park A ft. A 141k 84. Musi: Sunday Sunday School 1:43 a.m. Miss Katherlee Brown, D.C.E. 3:43 a. m. Service Worship 10:40 a.a. Quartet: "Bleat Tha Lord O'My Soul” SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Sermon: Mr. Melnnls ADVENTIST CHURCH 4:43 a.m.—Sunday School Seventh S I and Elm Ave. 10:30 a.m.—Session meet* for Pastor A. C. McClure prayer in the Seulon Room. Sabbath School Saturday 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 0:30 a.m. Anthem—"Holy Lord God! Worship Service 11 a.m Chancel Choir Wednesday "B leu The Lord O'My Soul” — Prayar Meeting 7:30 p-m. Chancel Choir Nurseries t»r children under LAKE MONROE BAPTIST three, and three to six, every CHURCH Sunday morning during the Paator, B. G. Brown wosh'p hours, 1:43 a.m. and A Church With A Friendly Wel­ 11 a.m. come Q p.m - —Senior High Fellawihip • Three miles watt of Sanford »n Youth Btdld|ng fir at street, then right at Monroe 7:30 nm. EVENING WORSHIP Comer. Sermon— Mr. Mclnnti "Not forsaking tha asiambUag of ourselves together, •• tha manner COMMUNFFY PRESBYTERIAN of soma la; but exhorting oaa an­ CH j RCU other: and so much tha mors, Lake Mary as ya aaa tha day approaching." Rav. Alexander Una, Minister lleb. 10:23 Sunday School io a. m. Sunday School—10 a. m. Worship Service n a. mHoming Worship—11 a. m. Training Union—7 p. m. Evening Worship—4 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday night —A p. m. Additional WEST SIDE MISSIONABY BAPTIST CUll HCSl Comer of Wait Fifth and HoU; "WELCOMES YOU" Paitor Wm. L. Stepehna Associate B. D. Crelglow Sunday School 10 a.ns. Morning Worihlp Ua .m. Bible Study 7 p. a . PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:43 p. m Lord’s Day: Bible Study at to a-m. Evening Service Forth:? Service 11:00 a.m. Mid week Service Wednesday 7:43 p. m. Ivening Service 7 p.m. • Everyone Welcome CHURCH OF CHRIST 2nd and Elm St. HULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist L G. Stwafgerty PiUav FUNDAY kinday Scnuui to a.m. Bible School _ . . . . _ — .. 10 a-m. lorning Worship Service U Worship A Communion .. 11 a m. FREE -METHODIST CHURCH Evening Worihlp _____, 7:43 p.m. Laurel Ava as 4th 84 WEDNESDAY . But Ones.** Bible Study-------- « ---- - 7:43 p m. — t r ‘ PINECRE3T BAPTIST n n in r a (A Chare h Of* tho Southern Baptist Conrentlan) Joe H. Courson Paitor J. A. Hunt Sup*. Sunday School Church home located temporarily in Pineerast School Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. Training Union ' 1:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:43 p.m. Nursery provided. 1111 1 Church News On Page 3 Theliouse lights dimmed, the director raised hie baton, arid the music of Brahms flooded the auditorium. Sud­ denly I was lifted into a world of sheer beauty and har­ mony. W hen the last notes of the symphony died away spontaneous applause greeted the director and the musi­ cians. W h a t a thrill it would be to play in a great orchestra, I thought.'Each instrument must be perfectly in tune, but until they play together there can never be the har­ mony or the volume of a symphony. • > ” / -That’s the way it is with life. W e may strive to find joy and beauty alone. But only when we tune our lives with our Creator do we discover the abundant life. Then united with fellow Christians in the Church, with Jesus Christ the Leader, we discover beauty and har­ mony, not only in this life but for all eternity. lalurda, This “Support The Church” Series Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these wellknown business establishments: 11 E It C, S T It O M l S T I N E FLORIDA STATE BANK PHOTO SERVICE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. ef Sanford G E N E ’ S AMERICAN OIL CO. WILSON-MAIER SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS M. R. Strickland, Contractor FURNITURE COMPANY & TILE COMPANY THE TEXAS COMPA* J. C. Davis, Consignee W A R N E R ’ S CELERY CITY SMI T T Y ’ S GULF SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY SNAPPIN’ TURTLE AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY CO. McIlEYNOLDS DRUG COMPANY SANFORD MRS. APPLEBY’S AUTO PARTS PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY A. K. SHOEMAKER W. W. IIORNE W A D E S NE-HI BUILDER TRUCK BROKERAGE CO., INC. SUPER MARKET BOTTLING COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC MO R E T Z PHOTO SHOP CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1101 So. French Ave. RATLIFF & SONS NATIONAL BANK FERTILIZER COMPANY NICHOLSON BUICK CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY ROY WALL PLUMBING W H E E L E R m SANFORD LINOLEUM T1IE MAYFUR INN S A N F O R D RESTAURANTS AUTO PARTS BOYD-WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE RiTZ THEATRE �m w i Friday. Oet*mr i f , 1RT The Sanford Herald—Paf t 1 Additional Church News Congregational Christian Church Corner Part A t*, and Mth St. J. Bernard lin t. Minister Fred Bnemlflger, Associate Sunday School...... ..... ...........l:U Morning Worship __ — 11:00 • By DOC QtIGG Lolled Pr*v Staff Correspoodcat Nursery for both sendees. ;• NEW YORK «n — Acrid r iM T METHOOIST CMURCB thoughts, designed for u s e in Dr. B. E. Rntland, Pastor smoky Indian summer weather: Then's a creative man In our Sunday School 9:45 a. m. ■office whn It --crH H errer the "cr- Morning Worship 10:45 n. m. ie nines oT human nature SIore lisj mnu^s-tftiiiih / '-wife than a year ago, ne deliberately lug. Ed H. Alien of Orlando will set out to Invent n Joke. He de­ talk on “ My Father's Business” . cided to base it on a pun. He ^reamed up a pun. fUtad It to a MYF—9 p. m. followed by regu­ lar meeting aitusiion by*a megaton of brainEvening Sendee—T:S0 Work, and produced a thing that Sermon—“On the Wrong Side" goes like this: Tailor “ Did you hear about the cow that swallowed n bottle of blue ink ALL IO V U CATHOLIC CHURCH and then imitated a song title? Oak Are. at Kh At. ipause) Mood Indigo." Rev. Richard Lyons, Pastor Welt, he began telling ft around Suds? Masses the office. Each person he told it 9:15 a. m., 9:00, 9:00, 10:00 and his teeth end stalk 11:00 a. m. Sanford Naval Air to would eff unsmiling. The author decided Station, Sunday Mas* at 18:00 t i a a failure. However, during noon. the twelve months, the story of the Weekly Maseei. thirsty cow seems lo have cireled Daily at T:15 a. ffl. around the town and come homo s. N. A. S. at 11:45 a. m. daily. to roost. Evening Devotions People in the same office that Thursday at 7:45 p. m. spurned it are hearing It naw on Confessions the outside and coming in and tell­ Saturday—4 to 5 p. m. and 7JO ing it to the author with howla of to 1:10 p. ra. laughter. Our man la better. BOMX HOAX FORCES RETURN * One*, some years ago, than WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. (UP) •w as a porter who worked in a — A bomb hoax forced a Mackey building whose front door afforded Airline* DC4 carrying 11 pissena commanding view of Park Ave­ ger* to return hen shortly after nue. when tourists would stop tn takeoff Wednesday night. T h e stare uptown at the grandeur, he plane wae bound from Nassau to weuld say: “ Go ahead and gase. 64. Petersburg via Fort Lauder­ This U the gailest street in the dale, West Palm Beach and Tam­ world.” pa, when someone tr* phoned the It moat be reported that the airline office hen reporting a piaee is rapidly becoming not-so- bomb aboard the plane. -. gaxy, unless the gate it one of asm. toniahment. Part Avenue is begin* ning to look like the inside of a bathroom. Brittleness is replacing „ the D u masonry that once gave » tho street its rich air of gentility. “ The dignified buildings, one by onp, are coming down and the new faee of the avenue la bright metal strips, glazed and gleaming fin” tellings— and glass,' glass, glass, are like ■ Hie august look t* being replaced mixed “ hy the scrubbed look, gllnty and aaauUy eati" ^ a sep tic. I Query: Wonder what tha headT E ^ T T g P ia flD D H I - lino writers and nawswrlters have m m iB in t “ against the noun "raiie,” meaning a fattening of the paycheck? Hicy use such phrases as “ wage in- U & S E S B B S I i n H M eraajea” “ salary hike” "pay , boost.” and aven “ pay raiie.” For ** decade* one of the definitions ad ■- raise hi the Webster'a New Inter* Food S e m e — national (unabridged) Dictionary H has been: “ Specifically, an L» ■crease In pay ” The Wehater’ a « N'*w World and the American Col* .. lage dictionaries agree. So does the public. A raise is a raise. It the time for *U World ~ Way l veteran* to shed a quiet - tear for the pasting of a friend. '' The last Congress passed a bill for financial help to sh rt-haul and federal airlines! to enquire newB er and more economical equip* 1**1 — thu* eventually allowing ■the Isa* of the DCl transport planet to be retired from service. „ site DCl ha* not been manufac­ tured Knot 1948. “ TMs 1* the two-engine airplane - know* to tee Array at the C49, to the Navy as the RAD, and to counties* affectionate pilots as fOld Betsy" Thla waa merely one ' of tha best machinea ever made by • man. It often took off with double " end prescribed maximum load sad if, at tee end at the runway, a wasn't flying the pilot merely lift­ ed the wheels and Betsy flapped -her wings and went upstairs. So long, honey, you were the greatBURKE |N EOREA SEOUL. Korea (UP)—Adm Ar­ il lelgh Burke. UK. Navy Chief of Operations, began talks today with official* of the RepubUe j Korea and tba United Nation* Command. Burke arrive at Kimpo . Airfield last night and was met by Gen. George R. Decker, command­ er of the U N. Command, and high Korean officials. REPITTTION HOLLYWOOD (UP)—A local symphony conductor admits he's having trouble with his “ Satellite Symphony." He says It keeps com•lng out, “beep . . . beep , . . heap.” ■wHvi'rtio w a r # ; WHO IS BAULINS ^ OUT W H O ? ^ >-»'r , L O W -D O W N S N E A K 5 I’L L P / N V O U t * j| L . E A » S ElACK IF I ' S C O L P /N * ! HE J U S T C A U G H T < HIMSELF C H E A T /N O /N HIS V C H E A T /N S AGAIN Thoughts 041Tittle*** ~6y5TA R L~E 7 T H E 'O L D 'H G M r r o W N /0 r-A l l T A i f t K X .V s r -iT * : * “ ' ' rs*. TH IN K # THANK SUNK PtUS-WINNINa .dolls are dis­ playad by flve-ysar-old Greek children Louis Calegriaa and Helen Melton at the national finals of the Sevrntern—Foster Parents' Plan Christmas doll contest In Naw York. Tho youngster* symbolise the chil­ dren of Europe, the Middle East and Korea who wilt re­ ceive about 41,000 doll* made by American teen-age girts. BISHOP RETURNS TO TV NEW YORK (UPV-Bishop Ful­ ton Sheen will return to television this season via Dimed re-runa of past programs. , The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, which receive* all revenue* from Slwen's TV shows, will aelert n of hla past programs for syndication to station* through­ out tea country. The n-run» will to called “ The Beit of Bishop Sheen.” Strong competition from CBSTV’ s “ I Love Lacy" and NBCTV'a "Twenty-One” wa« believed largely nspontible for the demise of the Sheen series, which began in 1953 on the Dumont network and ended last April. STAN ntr.U i tmfv-tre. w, »»*t* **mv» tt-nvvr wxj .wvms wu msuwaw ■o» *»**». vou *«a f DOWN AT THE LOCAL.-JAIL** HOUSE- 10 18 ! YOU'RE KIDDING! A LOT OF LAW A CIGAR B ALL SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (U P )-P oMADISON, Wl*. (UP)—What CHICAGO W — Two suburban answer to cent eigar. Alfred Ludvigaen, the Uce yawned when a woman called polleemen have the governor’ s legislative counsel, said yesterday and frantically t o l d teen age "Rumble*” —they make a than offering legislators "a good them a pair of elephants vi> lum­ rumble nf their own for law and a new lobby-control law won't per- bering down a highway toward this country needs is a good five- her home. It waa the real thing order. Patrolman Russctl Hinds is nilt tobbyista to go any further thla time, ho waver, and the stray la 4 feet 34 inches, weighs 348. than offering legislators “ a good p«cii><irrm*'were returned to tne< pounds, and Sergeant Joseph Jest Clyde Beatty Circus. cigar." ia 8 feet 31 inches, weighs 148. Genera Insurance H. JAM ES G U T A G E N C Y 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-1431 H. JAMES GUT JAMES B* GUT TWICE IN A WOW GIDDINGS, Tex. <UP>— T V Glddings Junior Livestock show and rodeo w ii rilled off today be­ cause of nearly to inebea of rain since Sunday. It w u cancelled last vear because of a sever# drought. N o t N< W i n tK« R ag * w ith A S te a d y P ic a a wise old tortoise who taught tha cocksure here that a rue can he won at a slow pee*, if that pace is steady. This table ■ I- applies to weight-worrist*. The race toward an idee) weight Is not won by a spurt er two. How the steady pace pay* oS hex been pointed up by Ur. Her­ bert Pollack nl New York UnivsrtitVa Medical School. From eterctee studies, ha observed that walking a mile et a stow gait ueae up about (be seme amount of energy as walking the urns dis­ tance st e faster dip. Instead of running like a bare, therefore, me can plod along like a tor­ toise and still bum' energy. Even without cutting calories. 10 rounds a year can be lost simply by walking a mile every day. When ureas fat ia recognized as stored energy smiting to be used, then the value nf regular physical activity become* appar­ ent The tortoise way of daily m•rose ia steady, but not vigorous. Applying hie method to one's doily activities can lead to (Ho­ mes In controlling weight. Smell differences in daily hab­ ile add up. Spending one more minute a day sitting retbar than standing, for example, ia enough to cause a 10- to 15-pound weight gate ia 11 many yeai* though one eata no more food than usual To walk part of the way to work instead of riding, tn climb a flight or two of stairs in­ stead of using the elevator—tbaae eeiv, wherwwr-you-ete forme of siereise whittle the waistline and us* stored up energy. In centmaS, the underweight individual may want to cut down on these activi­ ties. Th* w eight-w orrier with pounds to Iran wilt find that Us* “ Eat end Grow 5Uni" plan—to eat lees and exercise more — la paced for him He can achieve his desired weight whit* retina the foods ha like* and needs each day. suds as: enriched and whole grain breads and cereals, meet or an alternate milk, (suite and vegetables. , Smittys SnappinTurtle 10th Anniversary Sale CHANNEL SPRAY GRASS CHUTE • Perfect Cut • No Clumps • No Windrows LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN - YOUR EWSPAPER The Big 20-lnch cut, l cycle, 2 'i HP S N A P P E R T W E N T Y Regularly §107 DURING Listed At SALE $6995 The 13-Inch, 2 HP. 4 cycle SNAPPER EIGHTEEN Reg. $011.75 DURING (f f Price w SALE 4> A Q C FREE—Sprinkler Garden Hose with the purchase of cither of above Lawn Mow era IF THIS AD IS PRESENTED ------ EASY TERMS------------------ Sm itty s Snappin' Turtle South of Sanford cn Orlando H ighw ay The atory behind the headlines and the copy In a newspaper ia spelled S E R V I C E ! This newspap­ er and every other papor in th# country la a "public service"— it ia informative, educational, human­ itarian and civic-mindcd. Dad turn* first to the news and editorials; Mom likes fashion stories and re­ cipe*: th* kfcfie like the t-nmfre. There a something for everybody In every phase nt everyday life! Fundamentally you r newspaper servos you with information — w hether In tha naws col­ umn*. or in tha ada! Truly y o u r paper ia a "service centor** . . . tha m eeting place and th* m arketplace o f th* com m unity. Amo*. �Talks On Sputnik Don't Add Up r when ho u iu m d Um 1conception of tbo meaning of a nubUcan fond ralaert that tbo!Red Ruulan Sputnik aplnnin^ ailed Statea oarer Islanded to overhead. inpeto “ with an* ether nation llrfea Caattoa r firat place la a Sputnik m e . " If Adama gave Sp.itnlk a brush-. Be fa re a lew rating ta the off, Nixon Tuesday night did nctT >utnik aa an instrument of schle- Nbmn oald: intent fat science and ala* as a “ Militarily the Serial Union Ii ilitary fact. |not one bit stronger today than It "The serving of science," Adama j w* i before the j u w i n , humns batngn gYnrywbsro show last year nears About tha walfara of othera, wa an family or and sat the Bum that your ir business will aubaeriba now. * keen * " u * ? ? ? £ ? £ 2 3 J £ « con ., aat aa _______via * Had States. Whan somaona to difficulty, they call on you. if thers a n many’ who r * jump Into tha gap to brush off* or the beteahnro tha'load* This Is, of course,’ -tha think that aboutthe it —w<< |* lhelp ............ ‘ '» “ * * " " ’ * . anara me v minrt ' factor ta our reaponaa to worthwhUa charity organlxationa — thoaa «roupa ' that a n a^ up to do the work that many ‘ of ns would Ilka to do, but when u Individ. . tula wa just wouldn’t ba affective. Thla la bftef brought homo to us now m tha United Fund puahaa ahaad toward thalr h, goal of 9SM00 for thia county. A slxabla fl. gun, to ba aura, but not ao overwhelming . wban wa nalixa that aaven deserving welfkra agencies art to ba taken can of In it. YOUR halping hand ean support this : effort to two ways. First, think about tha fine work that la baing dona by the participating groups, sea how much you gave to all seven of them Jaycees Accomplish "When then’a a will then’s a way la • a phrase often heard when problems confront a community, a group, an organize* tta . or « « . indlvidu.1. Wa think that the 8eminole County Junlor Chamber of Commerce had the will to •ee that a Job be done and created a way for Us accomplishment. • -Several tlmee tha same task had been tackled — possibly by several diffennt wrouna—or mavbe even bv the same group Big Task thla type of hazard In the City of Sanford of »Lul.u»\I City Commissioners. Not only d * . th. comm.nd.U.n com. from the Board of Commissioner*, but parent* of children share the same thought*, The Junior Chamber of Commerce acted w.ise!y“ for no th*y 11ado?ted phraae when then a a will then a a way in tackling a job othen had found Impoe* Bible. Certainly th# Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce would appreciate, we are aun, letten from parents and frlanda, praising them for thalr work. W* would like to add our commendation and thanka for a "job well dona" in an un* selfish and nsolute manner. Dentocreiie critic* of the admin- ‘ By CBARLK1 M. MeCANN ( M M from Staff Cacrospendast Chancellor Konrad Adenauer facet the Job of reviewing West Germany’ s entire policy toward tha Communist stales of Eastern Europe. The review has been farced up­ on Adenauer by tbo decision of President Tl{o of Yugoslavia to racognlu the la s t German puppet regime. At present, Yugoslavia la the only Communist country—besides Soviet Russia lualf—which Wait Germany recognise* diplomatical­ ly. Adenauer always has threataned to break relations with any coun­ try which recognises the East Ger­ man govarnment. He holds with any country which recognises the East German govarnmant. Ha holds that such recognition will make It harder to attala tbo uni­ fication of Germany. Now Meat Decide Now Adenauer must decide whether to makt goad his threat, aod break relations with Yugosla­ via, or to accapt Tito’s decision. Ho must also decide whether to accord recognition to semi-inde­ pendent Communist Poland, which also recognises asst Germany, ,and possibly later to Csechoslevakla and other Communist countries. Adensucr hsd been thinking for somo time about tha advisability of recognising Poland, despite Its own recognition of the East Ger­ mans, One reason for that Is tbo possibility of establishing profit­ able trade relations with Poland. But there la danger In the reco­ gnition policy, if Adenauer fails to break relations with Yugoslavia, It will bo a backdown from his de­ mand that all countries outside the Shrubbery and trees — aa beautiful as Passenger - Bearing they are—create a hazard which was vivid* ly brought to the attention of Sanford rent* Space Satellites dints through a fatality. An unavoidable Being Developed fatality, aa it happened, but avoidable had WASHINGTON (UP) — Three everything been taken Into consideration. U.S. a i r c r a f t companies are Rights of ways wen overgrown with Trick O rT re a t! developing passenger • carrying beautiful shrubs. There wen low-hanging Halloween can be a time of clean, whole- spaca satellite* fitted with televilimbs from trees that provide shade aa well non and photographic equipment soma fun for youngaten and adults—or it for reconnaleanee, Aviation Week lie beauty. In many places in and around can be a time of cruel pranka and malicious magaiine reports. Sanford motorists were handicapped because mischief. Which It will ba depends In large Kusila* also Is working on such these hid dangerous intersections, drive­ a satellite, it said. measure upon adults. ways, or moving tnffic. Such a vehicle, able to visually Youngsters must be taught that tha com­ record vast areas of land and sea, Children wen being placed into dangerous ing of tha season of ghosts and goblins doss would have enormous military aa positions because of thla condition which not excuse destruction of property, or tricka well as scientific value. tha Semlnota County Junior Chamber of that could result In serious Injury to othera. The magaiine said b an artlete Commerce felt should be corrected. Parents, teachers and civic leaders must do that Lockheed A i r c r a f t Corp. So successful was the campaign agninst Is working on a prelim­ their utmost to divert the natunl deain presently inary earth-circling reconnaisanca for fun Into useful channels. satellite. Later versions would be In some communities prizes a n given to schoool children who decorate aton win­ dows in the most artistic and original man­ ner. Thia accomplishes a two-fold purpose. i« a B M i n •> •*• t .t t .a r » M whleh U n l l l M eeela.l.elf le she u , rev r«»akll,aIt give* the youngsters an outlet for talent Mm ef ell the level ■«*• erlal.e Is this eewieaeee. and energy, and it makes them eager to see their decorations preserved against others armed with a bar of soap. It ia only natural that adults who remem­ was known ai tho "Pled Piper," ber some of the mischief they were involved or moro popularly as "Big Broth­ in as childnn should tend to be lenient er." According to th* magsslne, Plod Piper dates beck to early with their own children. But w# must b# lMd when a Lockheed airframecareful that thene youngsters do not get avionics team won a competition the idea that anything goes. Wilful destruc­ against several other teams. tion of property or reckless prsnkfl esn do The satellite would carry tele­ photographic cameras, and more then Immediate damage. They can vision, aa infrared spotter or radar shape character In a manner that might seaooer systems, according te Page 4 Friday. October 18, 1967 aome day be dangerous to society. the mafiilne. YOU'RE TELLING ME! THAT RED MOON rtportsdly launched by the Soviets and now circling tha earth may ba of prime interest to nstrxnomsra but aa for on Inspiring posts and song writers it’U never hold e candle te the old-fashioned Harvest Moon. I I t be so hep. since their artificial moon gives out with just a beepbeep-beep signal Instead of n solid bebop-bebop-bebop! I I I When prison guards In Uganda, Africa, went an sinks they terra (oeied Into their own jug. In hopes Ihel "cooler" heeds would Those K%ui»n» rare have efu- prevail/ The Editor Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida Dear Editor: ft w n just throe short fU puMio trial low, Itclartt I I t Atteh Xsy—IsaacAlug (heir sefclIlgStit problem faring ibOM lilt during a World ferisef Imp,leaned striking prison guard* "The feeling Is that Pled Piper could not he ready la the un­ manned version before 1NO un­ less a tremendous offset Is placed behind R," aviation week said. Ike manned version, even en no accelerated schedule, is closer to lISS, It added. Recovery Problem Ike n s g i i i s e said (ha "manned vehicle would ramaln in Its orbit (Or perhaps a month." It •aid the "biggest problem for a manned satellite probably le still reeevery"—meaning bow to get It down safely. It said the orb ! (hr aa un­ manned Pied Piper would be be- Immediate Soviet bloc maintain e boycott of U.t East German reglma. Some non Communist coun­ tries might be tempted to follow Tito’s suit. Just what Tito’s motive la to deciding ta recognise East Ger­ many at this moment la not quite clear. It seems to have no connecUon with the current visit of Marshall Georgi Zhukov, Soviet de­ fense minister to Yugoslavia. But certainly TUo’a decision Is n vic­ tory i r yJar j o r Russia. n u ia ig, Adenauer apparently Intends to take his Ume in deciding what to do. Dispatches from Bonn, the West Berman capital, say that he will do nothing before the formal presentation of Us cabinet to tho newly-elected West German Parlia­ ment nest Wednesday. The present comment in Bonn Is that Adenauer le almoet clrtab to broak relations with Tito. Complete Selection of M en's Birthstone Rings Wert Jewelry STORE 2*2 E. l i t PA 2-41S1 “ Use our Budget or Liyaway plan" Looks Won't Reveal If A Person Has TB OLANOR Into tha mirror for a’of them don’t know It! It la the*# moment. Than ask yourself this'persons who taco tha moat quaatlon: poes that handsome dancer, person standing before me have Don’t take any chances. Make tabmuloele? m o everyone in your family gate Than try to answer. Look at the an annual chest X-ray. In addlreflectlon of your fees, look at tlon. your doctor may recommend your eyes, your lips. If you are a skin patch test whleh wUl dis­ honest with yourself, you wUl oloaa whether you have a tuberanswer: "I don't know; how can euloels condition. I toll?" Leeto Den t TeU . ___ _ „ If tuberculoma la Indicated. ^Thla la exactly the point I’m your doctor can obtain proof by trying to make—you can t tell making certain laboratory testa, from a persons looks whether he only it he gives you a clean bUl haa tuberculosis. Ob. there are 0f health can you be poalUve that **Bna and symptoms, of course. iyou do not have tuberculosis. first of these to appear usually,. lTtB „ yoU have tubereuloeia. **• * eo'i*h teto yon Just can’t it doesn’t necessarily miaa that get rid of, a slight fever, lose of » qu will have to spend long weight or a feeling that you are months In a sanitarium. Some In“ •■aUth# Ume. ! fee lions are discovered so early But these symptoms may not that no hospital tar* Is needed, appear until months aftsr the, careful and whotmoaTllring tuberculosis germs first Infect along with periodic w M your body. eel eheck-upe may be all that la No Outward Sign needed. In the beslnnlng, when tuberfive that face In the mirror euloels ta m £ t easily cured, there »1vlce. Tell him to may be no outward sign of In- hM# n eheet X-ray tomorrow, feetlon at alL Qvteno* and an*win Let's get one more thing S. f . O.: I had my baby’s head straight before we go any fur- X-rayed for mental deficiency ther. [and the lest was ncgaUv*. Could We’vo got tuberculosis on the the child still have mental dorun, but It’s not licked yet. Un- flcleney? lees everyone protects himself' Answer: Y m . Most eases of and his family, tuberculosis will mental deficiency in a child are always praeent a danger to all of very difficult to diagnose, it Is mankind. Ionly rarely that a defect ta Us* Right now about S40.000 per- brain or brain mechanism may eona have tha disease. And many be detected on X-ray. Talbert F. Vaughan Jr. ------------- SERVICES-----------E A C H EVENING at 7:45 Radio Services W T R R O c t 20th — 9:15 a.m. Oct. 27th 9:15 a.m. Evangelist Talbert F. Vaughan Jr, “ Come Let Us Reason Together!' Sanford, Fla. I I I Is how da you form m pkker Zadak Dvmkepf report* ha’s In a fell call? been hatpin* Ms oyo an the sky I I I taekln* far Moscow's serial bas­ The good burghers of Milwau­ ketball but ad bo's sees so for le kee, beer capital of the world, have discovered by now that try­ i l l ing to beat those New York Yan­ Our favorite teen-ager contends kees In a genes la far from n that those Russian scientists can’t Khnappl QTRVK ALLEN came up with this thoroughly scrambled list U of Ukeiy Best-sellers at an Author’s League dinner: “ The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit" by Gen. Robert E. Lea. “ You Can’t Go Homo \ Again" by Juan Ptron. \ I / / •Of Time and the Rivet" \ \ \ / / A A by WUlla Sutton. . J ___ |________ “ Something of Value" by Bobo Rockefeller. “The Day tho money Slopped" by Charles Van Deren. “ The Bad Seed" by L w Iher Burbank. "Don’t Go Near the Wa­ ter" by Joe K. Lewis. "Auntie Mease" by Robert "But," Nixon added, “ we Could make no greater mlitaka than to brush off this avent as a scientific stunt of more algnlflcanco to thed man In the moon than to men on earth. "W e hare had a grim and timely reminder of a truth we must nev­ er overlook—that the Soviet Unindustrial capacity of great magni­ tude. “ If the free world la to survive we cannot rest on our past achievements or our present posi­ tion of military superiority." m. Men on earth may ponded the question': la Sputnik Just n high score In outer space basketball or a grim and timely reminder to the peo­ ple of the United States of new life 2nd fire in the economy of the Soviet Union? • 2nd Street A DOES Y O U R ROOF H A V E “ G A P -O SISr Don’t wait until the roof leaks or caves In before you call for repairs! Re­ member, a good roof in­ creases the value of your home and property. Let our expert^ pay you a visit today! “Biggest sate we aver hsd l FOR QUALITY or \\\w S E E -C »v lb L o Il W elsh Tire Shop 10S W. 2nd w p r o il F. F. Dsame USS Davis (DD 937) c/e Float poatolfico Now York, N.Y. aid for refuser* *UU In eampa, the office of the UN. High Commlrtionar for Refugees taoouacod to- T R U C K RUBBER On AO Kinds of Lumbar and Millwork RECAPPING Roofing sad Insulation Dul’ont Paints and Varnishes ON YOUR SMOOTH TIRES PHONE O.EIGHT Cal “The Lumber Number” —FA 2-5581 M at in i TU i n 'A U “ If You llsvo A Tiro Job To Do" Sanford. Florida �T. B. And Healthtee Allyson W ill Give Association Gives Birmingham, Audience Report On Patients Before By Mrs. Itaymwd Manta Sanford piano artist would make The Sanford HewM—ftg e S Friday, October 18, 1957 Woman’s Page Leogiit Jf Kn^OctobJS The Friendship League of the The quarterly Board Meeting of CASSELBERRY — Music lovers her concert debut on November the Seminole County TB k Health and critics of Birmingham will 2, when he vltlled the John L. Lee Congregational Church of Sanford Association met at a P. M. In toon have in opportunity to hear family enroute here front LaSalle, welcomed seven new members the educational building of First thirteen year -old Ally son Lee, a III., ■ few days ago. Into the circle* In the laet month. Baptist Church Tuesday night. Allyson will be presented In her Most of the ladles are M a tS i , former Seminole County resident. Present were Mrs. J. W. Yar In a solo piano recital, according first Birmingham solo recital by era to thia area. They are Mrs, m-A- .V-r 31„- v-t It A',-.- X?: to I'. esHH, Wel-nertSO Sunny Hugh Thomas, Dean of the Col- D. A. McCIiry. lira. LugUe J Tcji'oT' ituiK, Btransflonr-d^r- apgnvvrr snu Aina MrT/ifflET— V C T yostr Mae Cleveland, Sr. Mrs. J. N, Ai-Jtown Bd. Weimer learned that the former thern College, In the college au and her sister Mre. Lours Wl, xaretlo, Miss Alberta Boyer, Mrs. alt of Sanford. Abo Mra. Hat»M diferium. W. W. Tyre, Ray Slaton, Don The piano artistry of Allyson Wood of Casselberry, Mra. G«e Fletcher, Mrs. Irving Pryor, and became well known In Central Rodewdd of DeBary, and Mr*. Mrs. Lorraine Graham. Florida by her many public ap­ Arlene San 5oucl of Longwood. Plana were discussed for the During a recent meeting of the pearances, the majority of them Christmas Scat Sale Campaign. being arranged for by Weimer. Friendship League, arrangemoata The poai[billty of havinr a float The Future Nunes Club of Sem And it waa he who arranged for were made for the annual "Brew­ In tho Christmas Parade was also Inolo High School vent to Central Allyson'* first public appearance at ing of Fun” . Thia will bo yrs* discussed. Florida Tuberculoali Hospital In Birmingham, to play for the Lion’s sented In the Fellowship Hail o f Mrs. Graham reported 22 pat­ Orlando Wednesday, October 18th. Club at the Jefferson Hotel, her the church October M, at T:3S ients from Seminole County In The Hibiscus Circle of the San­ They were accompanied by Mrs. music constituting the entire pro­ P. M. Tuberculosis hospitals at present, ford Garden Club met Friday In Edwin Epstein, President of the and another entering today. She the lovely home of Mrs. L, E. gram. Charlie Morrison hat gathered Seminole County Medical Auxlli The program selected by Dean an arary of hla talented friends also reported that the Associa­ Spencer, Mrs. W. H. Stewart, ary which sponsors the club, Mrs. tion had I pints of blood In the Mrs. John Ludwig, and Mrs. Thomas fur Allyson’* recital, is and promises a wonderful enter­ B. F. McWhorter and Mrs Inrblood bank. Charles Gricme were Co-hostesses. one that will demonstrate the ver- tainment. Tieketa era 73e, which * § Inf Pryor members of the board Mrs. Butler read a very fine The circle first met at the home aatlllty of the youthful pianist Al­ Includes refreshments. of Seminole County TB k Health report from Robert E. Kama of of Mrs. Charles Morrison and then so, a program that only an artist 0 Association. Misa Barbara Ruprethey visited the OrA TRIP TO ORLANDO was taken recently by the Future Nureet Cluh * of her caliber would attempt. cht la Faculty Advisor to the landn Tuberruiovl, Hospital, left to right: Irma Corley, M i n i m Benin m, Amorrt Spcir, Barbara the recent TB k Health meeting proceeded In a group to Mrs. Since moving to Birmingham a Club. At the hospital the future Mitchell, Judy Clark, Joyce Benton. (Photo by Bergstrom) attended by them at the Angehilt Spencer’s home. Hotel on October 12th, The chairman, Mrs. W. N. Ste­ year ago, Allyaon was Introduced nurses were greeted tv Dr. B. L. wart gave the report on the board to Dean Thomas for an audition. Brock. Medical Director, and meeting. It wae announced that According to Weimer, who was in­ W. M. Haynes Miss Mashbum, Director of Nur­ there will be a coffee and fashion strumental in that meeting, Tho­ W. J. Peacock ses. show at the Mayfair Inn, Dec, 6. mas was so Impressed that he im­ Sally Wallace The girls attended the meeting A delicious covered dish luncheon mediately arranged to pcrionally Lucille Dudley MONDAY and the Intermediate O.A.'a at of the Regional Patients Services 5LAVIA—The Slavia 411 club was served, after which the ladles Instruct the talented young artist. The Dependable Class of the'f:30 P.M, Committee and heard reports of The recital program selected by Inspected the greenhouse and At 4:13 the boys and girls In the . item* which the various TB •*- First Methodist Church will meet The Ssille Harrison Chapter of ternoon K f * ? ‘rnJIee ‘n cat" n St. Luke’s *1 played for the Ht. Dora Lion*, Dean Thomas Is: I Oct. 15 garden. Those present were Messedations had taken or sent to at 8:30 P. M. at McKinley Hall Cherub Choir of the First Baptist the National Society of D. A. R. Orlando Rotary and Kiwanle, Col­ Group of Three Part Inventions Christian Day School. All mem­ dames T. A. Burleigh, Gordon tho hospital since last October. for a covered dish supper. The Church (ages 6-8) will rehearse held the opening meeting of the lege I’ art Lions and affaire la Bach. They were happy to learn that regular business meeting and In­ and at §:00 P.M. the Chapal Choir new season In the hnme of Mrs. ber* were present. Patsy Mikler Brision, C. C. Collins, R. L. Dann, Sonata In E Major—Beethoven. Sanford, her home town. Many and Naomi Tuhy gave a skit on Joseph Fahey, David II. Fauver, (Young People 17*24 will re­ the Seminole TB A Health Asso­ stallation of officer! will follow. J. E. Ray, Friday afternoon. Co­ How to Prevent Accldrnts in the other request* throughout Cen­ Prelude in B Miner—Chopin John Fox, It. James Gut, Cbarlea hearse. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ciation had contributed e 21-Inch hostesses were Mr*. A. It. Key tral Florida had to be denied. Walti In C Sharp Minor—Chopin Home. Naomi Touhy was elected Grleme, R. T. Humphrey, J. V. At 7:13 at the First Baptist and Mrs. P. P. Campbell. 511 Park Ave. TV set, 21 decks of playing cards, Spinning Song—Mendleasohn One brilliant facet of AHyaoa'a radio chairman. Miss Myrtle Wil­ Jones, John Ludwig, Joe Meiach, Church there will be a SlmnltaneSanford, Florida and four boxes of clothing and This was a celebration of the son, Home Demonstration Ayer* IL.A. Moreland. Charles Morrison, Scherzo In E Minor—Mendlcs- artistry l*_?>er e»so m memofll* Monday. Oct. 21— . . . . . . . i<m..u>Q£iail<U>ft Sundax. School imh •annivrrv.fiy u fr.w D. A. R. ehoa«. They ,*l>o learned of-fur­ »ohn. • ing. That accomplishment ean bail ther needs of the patients, the Ihe Y.W.A.’ s of the First Bap­ Training School for Sanford and and a tribute to the first Presi­ for Seminole County and Mrs. |R. F. Moule, A. B. Stevens, W Impromptu in A Flat—Schubert Jbe demonstrated by bar ability-to Stephen Mikler the local leader II. Stewart, J. P. Thurmond, and care they receive, and the en­ tist Church will meet at 8:30 P.M. DeLand. dent-General of the D. A. R-. Mrs. were present at the meeting, Allyson'* first major public per-' ptay more than sixty seiecUoaa |j. Brodle Williams. Tuesday October 22— tertainment they like and request. Caroline Scott Harrison, wifq of form once waa for the Casselberry by the famous master*, without Tuesday Oct. 2 2 Attending were Judy Clark, President Benjamin Harrison. Lions Club, at a Ladles' Night par­ benefit of the musical composi­ Girl Scout Troop 2(2 will meet Mr». R. E True told of her many president of the elub, Irma Cor­ ty two years ago. After that, she tion. ley, vice president, Barbara Mit­ aUhc Pint Baptist Church at 3:30 ^ V m V charitable aetWwW and chell, secretary, Margaret Benlove of beauty. Mrs. Harrison The Carol II Choir (Boyyg-12) of ham, treasures^ Joyce Benton, By VIRGINIA CONN. founded such historical custom* Chaplain, and Amorot Spcir. Maybe there were no latent their general meeting. ?SSur‘ «a r , S ' lcS : House china collection,“ which • The Civic Department of the U K to­ ■couts in the bleachers at the B The Garden Club, by the way, Sanford Woman’s Club had a sailer Choir (boy* 13-18) at 7:13 day contains pirees representing squad game last night, but. it has been asked by the city man­ there had been, "The Boyfriend" ager, Fete Knowles, to help with covered dish luncheon on Wed­ P.M. all administrations. At 7:30 the Associations! Sun­ would have been sure to open the landscaping of the new civie nesday with Mrs. C. M. Flowers, One of the most Interesting center. Today at the meeting, Mrs. F. E. Bole. Mrs. John Sen. day School Training School for services in the collection, Kirs. t/nce more off of Broadway. karik. Sr. and Mrs. Roy Tillls, J '^ n d and Sanford will continue, Camie Bruce, as usual, was the they voted to accept the request, Harrison herself added. Thi* serv­ Wednesday Oct, 23— star of the show, as she expertly and will do their part to enhance a* hostesses. Prayer Meeting will be held at ice combine* a decoration of gold did Ihe Charleston in a black the appearance of thia beautiful Mrs. Lorraine Graham of Hie stars and Indian corn with a deep The WesUlde P-TA planning the First Baptist Church at 7:30 velvet gown and beads galore. new building ntrw under construc­ commlltee for the carnival met Tuberculosis A Health assn, of P.M. and at 8:13 the Sunday blue border. An eagle center* The big half time show opened tion. Seminole Co. was sponsor of the each piece . Tuesday night at the horn* «f Mr. Bob and Evctyn Cushing have with a parade of automobiles program. The Club room was School Cabinet meets. and Mrs. William Hardin. Mrs. A. W. Lee presented.an (two, anyway). Seated In on* a new baby. This one la coal decorated with a Christmas Seal Thursday Oct. 21— Chairmen for the carnival are theme, large poster* were placed At 10:00 A.31. the Baptist W.M.- article on National Defense writ­ were Jane and Cliff McKlbbin. black and weighs about two Carl Prescott and nill lfardln. at vantage point* throughout the U. Fall Rally will be held at Oa* ten by natiunal chairman. Mrs. Jane and Wally Phillips rode in pounds. It la a toy poodle, ilill B. Erb, which dealt with the na­ the lporty convertible, driven by unnamed. About two months The affair will be held Oct. 29 roost, along with arrangements of teen. on the school grounds. Mrs, R. fall flowers, with shades of yel­ A Group Training Sunday School tional debt. Bill Evans, Bltl had run nut of old, and euta as a button. will be held at the First Baptist D. Deklc, chairman of the lunch­ low predominant. It was decided that the chap- k-a, before the show, and waa HATU had a luncheon at the Af­ room, has announced that a spag­ Preceding the luncheon, Utiles Church for Sanford and DeLand at ter would offer Good Citizenship almost desperate about the terburner today. No detail* yet. hetti dinner will be served start­ pasted mailing addresses on en­ 7:30 P.M. awards in the Oviedo, Lyman and svhole thing. Both ear* started VAH-7 will have a hobo party at ing at 3:30. The public Is invited. velopes in which Ihe Christmas Friday Oct. 23— Scmlnnle High Schools. Four me­ with a twist of the crank svhen tha Francisco* tonight (Friday). The Asiociational Sunday School dals in American history will al­ they ili-parted. Price of the dinner is fifty cents. Seals will be mailed throughout Julie Anderson is working on The carnival Itself will start at the-County. Mr*. W. P. Ycslcy, Training School for DeLand and so be awarded this year. Fi le Schirard'* band was sur­ Ihe Mutual Concert Association 6:00 P.M. Main feature of the Mrs. R. E. Rutland and Mr*. J. Sanford Baptist wilt be held at Mrs. E. M. Hoke gave a short prisingly expert. I led the group a* I have said before, and now program will be a dance by Dean­ W, Parham. Minister* wives pre­ the First Baptist Church at 7:30 history of the writing of the behind tho automobiles. Frank hat her helper* ail lined up. They P.M. na McManus of the Deanna School sent gave the invocation. Fledge nf Allegiance, Mr*. Ruc­ Mebane commented In his usual are D orothy Dohne, Harei Row­ of Dance. Following Luncheon, Mrs. S. J. ker read a list irf book* desired suave manner—and extolled Ihe ell, Uelen Reihl, Jean Rossi, Each room l» responsible for s Nix, department chairman, con­ for the I). A. R. library. virtue* of the '23 football team. Trrta Michel, Peggy Tugwell, hooth. There will be a wide as­ ducted a short business srssion. R E. Higgins and Margaret and Marge Hill, “ Our Goodly Heritage’' was the sortment of articles for sale, Mrs. George A. Stine presented Wright were agile on (heir feet name of the program presented things Us eat and do. A balloon a guest, Mrs. Donald E. Bru­ led the crowd In a by Mrs. R. E. True. The presi­ as they man, spook house, pony rides, baker spoke on the “ Foilios" spon­ GENEVA—"What better aouve- dent general's address was used cheer for Sanford. R. E. could duck pond, American Legion train, sored by the Hospital Auxiliary. still lift her megaphone when she popcorn, candied apples, cake and She explained the purpose for nicr, as good to look at as ta eat, in which she stated the duty of left, so there wa* no damuge CHURCI! CALENDAR our Republic under God 1* to docould you give to visiting rela­ randy booths, basketball throw, which they arc held and to what done. SUNDAY fish pond, dart games, country use Ihe money it put. She also tive* and friends than a glass of demonstrate to humanity the key The nnttleat musician of them 9 45 A M. — Sunday School. stcre and many others will be vic­ stressed the high expense of hos­ subtropical jam nr jelly," observ­ to peace." all, Francis Roumlllat sported a 10:30 A M. — Session meets for ed Mrs, D. M. Ladd, food chair­ Delegate* elected to attend the ing for attention at the carnival. pital equipment. Mrs. Brubaker man, recently when she address­ thin cane and empty binoculars, prayer In the Session Boom. district meeting in Daytona Nov, YP.S8IR, THAT'S MY BABY! . . Three of (he half-timer* to i l l Co-chairmen assisting Mr. Pre­ extended an invitation to anyone a* well a* his pinheaded fresh­ 2:00-7:30 P.M. — Fall Rally St. 'Roaring Toenllea" show Wrdneidaa* aught at the Memorial 8to* scott and Mr. Hardin are Mrs. having talent, to attend Talent ed the twenty Hve members pre­ 12 were Mrs A. R. Key, Mrs. J, man rap. Johns Presbytary Senior High diura. Left to right, Mrs. Clifford MeKlbMn, Mr., Wally rklUlpaL Courtney Soderglum. Mrs. Jes­ night which will be held on Jan­ sent at this months Home Demon­ B. Ray, and Mr*. F. E. Boll. Wally Phillip*. All in all, Ihe ahnw waa grand, Fellowships, (Photo by Bergatraiii) stration meeting. I’ reient besides the three host­ sie Carter, Mrs. T. N. Stafford, uary 27th, 1938. and while we do nog know al this MONDAY “ Experiment too with the abun­ esses were Mesdames, E. M. Mrs. J. it. Hauser, Mrs, Clifton Mr*. L. E. Spencer read the time how much money the S. If. 7:00 P.M. — Boy Scouts will Gainey, Mrs. Lnndonberg, Mrs. Club Collect after which minutes dant Florida fruits that most new­ Hoke, Ralph Leonard. Frank To give a REAL SERVICE S. P. T, A. made, from the lire meet. comers think are only In their Woodruff Sr., Frank Woodruff David Bach, and Mrs. Joe Garrett. of the previous meeting were you m u s t add something of the crowd, it should have been yards to attract the birds," add­ 7:00 P.M. — Joint Elder*—DoIII, F. E. Roumlllat, A. W. Ix?e, Mrs. Carl Prescott, president of read by the Secretary. which cannot be bought or quite a bit, ed Mr*. Ferry, co-chairman. econ* Supper Meeting. Fellowship measured with money. That la Edmund Mclsch, H. W. Itucker, the Wfstslde P-TA, urges the pub­ Mrs. Graham was introduced, Perliap* it Is not known to a Hall. Using juice* which they extract­ A. C. Benson, F. E. Bui*, It. E. SINCERITY and INTEGRrTY lic to come and enjoy the evening and she in turn presented Mr. great many, but that gorgesus You can’t *e« it. but you'll ed in scanst, from fruits grown 2:43 P.M. — Women of the of carnival spirit. The 4-H boys sod girls will Robbins of the Health a»n>. He In their yards they demonstrated True, Raymond Ball, Raymond bathing suited creature who rode Church Prayer Band—Phllathea know its there by the way your Smith, R, Mason. George Bishave an officer’* training meet­ watch runs after wa have re­ showed a film, “ The Inside the basic steps to take to memor­ In the parade Wednesday after­ Cla.rroom. Story." Following this picture, ialize the delicate flavor of the hop, Howard Brewer, Alex Greer noon i* non* other than Syd Schi­ 3 00 P. M. — Inspirational and ing on Saturday at 9:30 A. 31. paired it. and her sister, and Mra. Elsie REMEM BER— Mrs, Graham stated that at pre­ roselle, carissa and rhodo-myrtus; rard. who is at thi* moment pre­ Ruilness Meeting, Women of the at the Court House, The young NO RUN — NO MON people are asked to bring a sent there are twenty-three pat­ also how to tone down nr accent, Wildner of Orlando. paring for her Son’s wedding. Chureh. Walter H. Trapp sandwich lunch. There will be a ients in the Tuberculosis Hospi­ depending on Individual prefer­ Jack and Hope Weldi# will be TUESDAT 313 E. Second 8L tal at the present time, eight ence, the exotic taste of anrtnam, married tonight (Friday), Thurs­ 3:00 P.M.—Brownie Scout Troop leader for each group. Open every Wed-, P. M-> Sat. During the afternoon, officers having been dismissed recently. earambola and other*. day night Syd gave a dinner par­ No. 233 — Youth Building. night too. Iwt'a get acquainted. 0 FRIDAY will be selected for the County Four death* from thia disease ty for the families at the SchlDuring the short business meet­ 3:30 P.M. — Senior Girl Scouts Yuu all Come, Young mother* Home Demon­ have occured during the year. She Council. sard home In Loch Arbor. meet. stration Club will meet Oct. 17 at also stated that 81 cents »ut of ing svhich followed, Mr*. Grover Katie Cummin* has hern in and 3:30 P.M. — Jupior Fellowship. The Fidelia Cla*, of the First 7:30 p. m at the Community Cen­ each dollar collected remain* in Le Fils, community improvement 4 15 P.M. — Junior Choir Reter, 401 East 23th St. Mrs. Sara Ihe County. Mrs. George E. Wells, chairman, reported that represen­ Baptist Church held the regular out ,o f thr hospital, all with good tatives from all Geneva organi { monthly meeting Tuesday at the [*j**°lt*-Jj*r friend* are much r*e- [ hcarsal Kate Mytr* nill give the demon­ finance Chrm. gave a lengthy re­ lieved that she is recovering well i 5:0o p.M. _ Tioneer Choir Re stration on meat extenders. Those port and ended by announcing zalinn* had Joined her committee Ihome of Mrs. Hugh Duncan, after nrgrry. hearsal. who cannot meet in the dayllmc that a Stanley party will be held in a regular yard warming clean-) Mrs. H. M. Pearce, president, Dim t forget Adult Talent Night | flto<y_8:On P.M. — Pioneer Felup at Ihe school home and that all conducted the butines* meeting are invited to Join this group. at the club on Oct. 23rd at 9:43 hazardous blind spot* on the Gene- The devotional was given by Mrs. tonight at the Plnecrest School. I™ ,hip and Recreation — Youth Mrs. Howard Greene anl Mr*. Jo­ A. M va highways had been eliminated. Ruby Wade, who read scripture. This too, is a P. T. A. sponsored Building. seph Krug are the ho*les*es. Mr*. T. R. McLean, ipeciat pro­ Mrs. Ruby Groves cava the open­ project, and one where you may 7:00 P.M. — Men of the Church f Meeting at the C. F. 0. riub at see friends perform. The scout­ Supper Meeting. ject chairman, reported that plans ing prayer. w 8:00 P. M. to form a Ladies Aux­ were tn the making for a cooking At the conclusion of the busi- ing Job for ihe High Fever Fol­ WEDNESDAY iliary of the Fleet Reserve Orga­ achool .session, date to be announc­ tic-* meeting, a social hour was lies will be nude much easier by 3:30 P.M.' — Girl Scout Troop nization. Huvc you always wanted tn own a beautiful ed later. enjoyed. Refreshments of pie and the.# shows. Don't have to dig. So. 149 — Youth Building MONDAY The meeting closed with refresh­ coffee were served to Mr*. Annie Just sit around and watch. The a on P.M. — Senior High Telhome by a lake . , . Now Is your opportunity The Past Matrons Club of Semi­ ments of teed tea and cookie* serv­ Mae Sheppard, Mrs. Tillie Gun­ *how »tart.i at 7 SO, *o taka tha |0wihlp lupper. nole Chapter No. 2 OES, will meet Siavl*- -The St. Luke’* Christian ed by the hostesses, Mr*. Etwood ter, Sir*. Ruby Groves, Mrs. Bes­ ktdi mci *o. Tha admiujem la 6:30 P* M. — Youth Choir Heto do to. Wellborn Phillipae Jr., now has under with Mr*. R. F. Crenihaw, 1133 Day .School P-TA meeting took Shaw and 3!rs, D. 31. Atwood. sie Davis, Mrs. Myrtle Duncan, V* ? t , . hearsal. East 7th St., at 7:30 p. m. ptaee Tue* evening oct. 13 at the construelIon G now homes In the Little Venice Poll, Brubaker !i working very 7:3o p.M. — Senior High TelMrs. Thelma Little. Mrs. Eileen The Male Chorua will hold a school auditorium. Forty-two mem­ Cooper, Mrs. Ruby Wade, Mr*. hard on public relations these1low.hip Recreation, area. Only 3 home* left. rehearsal in the rooms of the bers was present. The meeting Lourine 3fe**enger and her visi­ days, as she speaks to club* all: 700 p,j|. _ Mid Week Bible Men's Bible Class of the First opened with singing nf a hymn over town on the High Feser Polj Hour tor 3fiss Katie Hallman from to Methodist Church at 8:00 p. m. and the reading of a prayer. The Westphalia, Germany, Mrs. .Mar­ lies. Today she apoke to the San-i 7;3o p.M. — Chancel Choir Re­ Mutual Concert Association cof­ Educational Program was In the garet Griffin, Mr*. Vlrgie Pratt, ford Garden Club, aa they had|hearsaL Come out and ace for yourself the utmost fee at Mrs. Appleby't Restaurant, form of a panel. Topic wa* The Friend* of Mist Grace Marie Mra. Trixie Whitaker, 31r». Ruby Valdez building, 10:00 A M. Children We are To Teach. Mem- Stinccipher will be glad to hear Register, 3lr*. Edith Rogers. Mr*, In truly Florida living . . . living at Ita I . . . t.U.W TtTFCnSV me naa resumed noma and is iva Willis, Mra. Stinni* Kratzert, The Pilot Club will have the Mr*. Olga Jakubcin and Miss Ma­ recuperating from a recent 111- Mrs. Sue Hutchinson. Mrs. Lenobest. regular dinner meeting and rian Stanko. H. L. Bellhorn, prin­ neit after *pendinr the past 10 ra Duncan, Mr*. Crill Pearee, FkXtuder’ a Day program at the cipal, reported on achool activi­ days in the Florida Sanitarium Mrs. Ruby Davla and Misa Lor­ Sanford Yacht Club at 6:30 P. ties. and Hospital in Orlando. raine Franklin. Wellborn Phillips Jr., atilt haa a limited The Halloween Party for the M. Toaition of COUNTY ROAD SUPERINTENDENT school will be held Friday Oct. mount of V.A. financing money available. 23 on the school grounds, Mrs. We Now Ua«e A Complete of Seminol* County, Florida, U open. Stephen Mikler is chairman. It Selection Of Veterans be sure and act now while yon ean wa* voted to add appropriate ftInleraetad pens one may appi/ C/o 0. P. Hamdon, j gurcs t j complete the Christmas take advantage of your V.A. financing. Formal Opening Saturday |Display a project of the P-TA and Clerk, P. 0. Boa 661, Sanford, Florida, up tn 5 o'clock Watch Hand* j Mr. Steven Sidlilc i* in charge. I Ihe forth coming school bond P. M. November 4, 1957. «■ llandmado Furniture; Gift*; Dance Wear both for { issue for Seminole County waa Handmade Tiny Tots Tog* & Women j discussed and all those eligible Tha Board of County Commlsalonaaaa will consider 2605 Hiawatha at Hwy. Come In Today j were urged to get out and vote in 17-92 Went of French ~~ the Nov. election. application* at tha Regular Meeting, N ovem ber 5, 1957. Frank Noell Ctoeer W. Cryvtto Drive 4 Following the meeting the var­ REFRESHMENTS n ious classrooms were open for vlLake Mary Bird. Pbnne FA 2-43*1 Jewelers 0. P. Herndon. Clerk F. A. Dyson. Chairman •r F b « e FA 2-2013 After 7 FJL 110 S. Park Ph. FA 2-5952 ! snation and consultant with the 1teachers. Future Nurses Go To Orlando; Visit 4 T . B. Sanitarium Hibiscus Circle Tours Spencer Greenhouse Happy Birthday Church Calendar Sollie Harrison Slavia 4-H Club Chapter O f D.A.R. Sees Skit Tuesday Will Offer Awards hMihl (l • Mrs. Graham Gives T. B. Program At Woman's Club Conning The News Westside Carnival To Have Variety Of Booths, Games Geneva Club Hears About Jellymaking Presbyterian Officers Training For 4-H Club Will Be Held Saturday Mrs. Duncan Hosts Fidelis Class Would You Like To Live By A Lake? Bond Issue Topic Of Discussion At Slavia P-TA (p&AAOwd& NOTICE “G EM EX ” CALICO ROOSTER �frMoy, October If, llST Junior V a rsity Trium phs O ver D eL and S quad 7-6 My JIR ftY COVINGTON Hek—the isoit Important) of th* gam*. I outstanding victory * « K M f YORK iU P-V -B g?nf-J^oft.iV -V «otty. T~{f a 1Bg futTjuW '* 1110* shelled Democrat with Republican DeLand team for a well-earned th« Seminole **•*• m*" the'Mate of the nation since learn- 7 to 0 victory The cxcitine vie-1 chine la ea the move. Good coachIng that President Elsenhower Is a tory helped round out a very auc- tog on part of Dick SUma and S*dent Md decisive man ef great self control cestful evening na a large crowd ■»< L a r « enjoyed a roaring tweatieo half* they should bo congratulated Ugh* as wen as a lucky gambler. This inside Information, which time show. The Sanford team had I f **r the Job they have done pre­ may awake Sputnik right out of Its tty first taste of victory after partfa these younr lad*, DELAND orbit, I* not the result e f a seance, having several games cancelled SANFORD _ * A card op lea leaf readings or a and suffering a defeat at the hands o f a largo Xdgewater B f bout with a outja board. Hostess CluPlans olfer if W eek !S o c ia l P ro g ra m f e S S s 'io r April Tourney It comes right from the golf course, in a article by Sports Illuitrittd, and anybody who artr has tried to strike the pesky pellet will tell you there Is no greater sssayer of mortal man's character tbanjtha 'umbllng game. As everyone knows who has at­ tended a tournament In recent years, your current professional troupe plays with the rapidity of a tortoise suffering from the gout. *.* *. to Not so Ike. Oily One Practice Skot "He takea no tlmt off for prtlimlnary waggling." Is tba report on Ike’s golfing adventures during his recent Newport vacation. "He tries one practice swing, steps up to ths ball and hit it, then moves after It with tbe avidity of a reI'!•«•* •• --- .Ll_- Slutme ktf (hit f®* • . . . . »t _ . f . The hostess for the State attend this _____ function. Mr. MeSU B IIUSH.ee Sclub IN S |M ...V W W W |.to n . — ______ _________ Woman's Amsteur Golf tourna-|bane ha* promised excellent food ment, which will be held in San- nnd music, ford next April, held a board meet- , y riday nlrbt there will be a log recently at the Mayfair Mo- t jc kull party from 6:30 until 7:30 „ ........... , . , 'in the ballroom, followed by the Sirs. Earl Higglnbolhvm, pre.L business meeting i t t:00 P. M. dent of the club, eaUed tba meet- At this time delegates will be prstng to order. It was announce.! icntcd. forttV • Th* Mayfair Ballroom will once p W olsn Ml m ' *•» the Saturda, night yams nom » - .— — • driving contest wth Mike Sou-i of FImM. win rH . n s V I when the annual banquet of tbe ckak he belted the ball 3lg. Mike j 1 Aortal Th- , , " 5 . r ^"u*1 Flor,d# su le Amateur Woman’ s is wall-known as a long hitter but, fWniPrtIoun^ f Thi d ^ ,.°/.qu : Tournament prepares for the final d*> ot competition. This is the kd was 30 yards short of this tre-1 lasts throush \h7 A r tZ T J S J h , highlight of the state meeting. mendous "poke". Because ef this - special, talent George draws ■ vary iarga gallery and is truly im, C o , . , , , jj*WMderful to watch. [ | U pV ^ 1nl! 0n,w Th* eentatlcm of prises. No prises will ■ig George waa discovered by dSirmlnid -.r .h txom the clubhouso beBek Hope white playing in an determined at the meeting Mon* #nr- .•,!« *im. amateur tournament in Lake Ta" w m " M noun«dCttl!^Clh "*'*’ 0th*r business discussed Mon bee, Calif. He urge* George to dVt I, . t nr„ f , „ i nCe^ evening Included no pull carts drap out of tbe tournament to ^ « V M " ’ wUJ on th. golf course during the May la ths Celebrities Tournament The social n r o e r a ^ .t ir t ? ''''// t0urn,racnt- The nex* meeting will M Washington, D. C. Hero ha ■«4a such an impression that hs had to go all tbe way and prove i g * ? oi? de s i" ^ Attending tb. meeUng wsrt Mr. St.U Board of Advisors, Mr.. E. E|r| 1Ji22,|nboih.m. Prelii view be had what it took. Up until'this last year Georgs B. Smith, of Sanford, Is president bad played good golf but lacked of the State Board, flasase around tha greens. In the On Tuesday evening, the first early part of tbe spring hs work- night of the tournament there will ad bard on his puttlpg and chip­ be an evening of "Forbidden Fruit ping and It truly paid off. Hs aand Fashion" at the Mayfair -- i High .. * ** came on to pick up first money and notch his Initial win In tha Ctandlan Open in Mid-July. For Thursday night, a barbequa at kla first two years on tho tour the Mayfair Country Club is plan­ George picked up only f 13,300 In ned. The press has been Invited prise money but he picked up 93,MO Just for this one win and has already amailtd 913,000 so far this year. Ha la also tha highest paid advisory staffer In golf and plMp up flvo hundred dollars just for SARATOGA. SPRINGS, N. Y. driving exhibitions. iW—Man O'War, regarded by most TIGERS PURCHASE McMANUS Baysr feels that he has finally experts as tha graatest thoroughDETROIT 'W — First baseman found himself and should rtalixa Jim McManus has been bought by • very colorful and wonderful ca­ the parent Detroit Tiger* from reer. He la but one of tbo many their Birmlhgham farm club In fabulous golfers that will fc* tee­ the Southern Arsoclatlon. McMa­ champlona of the 1910-1930 ere. ing off here Dec. 12. Plan to be Winner of 20 of hla 21 races, nus, 32, batted .201 with the Ba­ "Big Red" was (he unanimous rons In 1937, and had IT home choice of a national committee of runa with 60 runs batted in. aportawriteri for racing'! shrine along with Equipoise and Extcr. I1ARTACK WINS THREE min ator, two of the greatest CAMDEN, N. J. M — WUie weight carriers of ail time. Ilartack and Sammy Boulmetia Others selected were Gallant rich booted home three winners Fox, Twenty Grand, Blue Lark* at Garden State Fark Wednesday. Spur, Regret, Grey Lag, Saraien Ilartack scored on Moon Jet 98.60, and Sir Barton. Gallant Fox was Brilliant Gem 98.60 and Wtndsay At the end of the fjurth week thr 1030 Triple Crown champion 31120 in the feature. Boulmetia of bowling In the Sandipur Bowl­ while Regret gained fame at the scored on Rarco SUAUL 913.40, ing Laagua the top spot it still only filly to win tho Kentucky Rpmanlta 912.40 and Boy Damour Eoghanvlola Kennels with 13 wins Derby. 322 20. and one loss. In second slot Is Ltary's and Wllum Diner with a By Alan Waver score of nina wins and icven loss­ es. Roblon Sporting Goods has an even score of eight wins and eight loses Hnilywwd Shop hss six wins and 10 losses and Har­ riet'! Beauty Nook and Rollins Hobby Shop sre tied with five wins and 11 losses. Team high for three games goes to Leary's with 23)1 and team high for single games goes to Robson Sporting Goods with 129 Individual high game handicap goes to Dottie Walts and Erma Anderson with a tie of 201 Individual high came of 111 (scratch); Individual high series 471 ‘ scratch) and individual high aeries 323 (handicap) all threa S e&i’r were taken by Eve Rogoro, she also picked up a .V4-T pin split. > A rt * Jennie Hilton plckad up a 7 9 cu rtt re* pin split. ;i ‘Su1 a,‘sir™1" *•,i M *r Mon O ’ War Added To Racing Museum SAN FRANCISCO — The. commission for the I960 winter Olympic Games Is negotiating with the Defense D*partr.<«nt to | hare 304 ski troops stationed at £ in Vatlay, Bob King, new execu- j tlvs ulrcctor of th* game*, laid lo 'll/. Kiss, former aide in Vice Presi­ dent Nixon, said tbe troops would be needed for avalanche control, patrol, communications, etc. Meanwhile, work went ahead on the construction of facilities for th* gamaa at Squaw Valley. Dirt la being moved a* work progreists on the flood control project. Premia Hate, president of th* tern mission, revealed that th* Bob Sled ran had been abandoned an tho recommendation uf tho In­ ternational Olympic Committee. "We've had a great deal of rriUfUnt for Utli," said Hale. "But the IOC told told ua that there had to be 12 teams for tha sport Ui be recognized end indications ire that w* might have only two; indtr no circumstance* mere than rAULB * Y A N T ,T t x A $ A i * COACH, Z JrtT A f A S6 t i 6 o fr o m ru e south r te s r COM F£XeNC£ C e U A R JN H/S R jR S r 3 S f A S o H H £ HAS A SP£C/AC A fA S C H /OR WAHT/H6 7V STAX OH T O R ----- P ttfiT t W/MF/AO THU* FtRtT lOO* rm ey H / s t h * * AH H.C.A.A. £AH r \ tr f ifK/rl OUT OH TH£ COTTOH BOrti -rW rt THtm i'LY-WHrrr AOA/H AMP W/LUHO. .* * TV IiK N N K n ^ 407 W. FIRST hT. T.V. i| m, l A , S PASSES ATTEMPTED 1 l * * * “ PA“ “ C0MPLET1D ‘ _ w r R X n r .7 ruM B tj?s lost * 01* *1 • v a r d s p e n a l iz e d Pay * 7 R R ------- S A ST. PETERSBURG ftfi _ The annual Florida junior tennis cham­ pionships open here today with Jimmy Shaffer of St. reteraburg, a member of the U. 9. Junior Davia Cup team, seeded first. Shaffer, named recently to the cup squad, was first scarfed In the boys 18 and under division and will bo one of 99 younr ath­ letes playing in the annual tour­ ney sponsored by the Florida Lawn Tennis Alin. Second seeded U Roger McCor­ mick of Corat Gables. Defending champion Larry Caton of Pensa­ cola is third-seeded and Neal Marcus ef Tampa Is seeded fourth, all in the boya 16 and un­ der division. Other top-seeded players: Boys is and under, Buster Turk, Coral Gables. Boys 13 and under, Chip Travis, Jacksonville. Girls 11 and under, Judy Ptisbury, Dirtona Beach. Girt* 13 and under, Frtacea Farrar, Palm Beach. ^ I t PASSES n v INTERCEPTEU n its h t t p s RUSSIAN BREAKS RECORD LONDON VI — Galina Bystrovs, wh» holds the Russian title of Master of Sport, set a new world record of I,tte points in tbe Wo­ men’s PenUhlon Wednesday, ac­ cording to Moscow Radio. The pre­ vious record, according to Radio Moscow, waa the 4,787 points scor­ ed by Nina Vinogradova during last year's USSR Spiriaklatl. DODGERS SIGN TRAVIS LOS ANGELES W — The !/). Angeles Dodgers have signed Phi­ SEMINOLE JR. VARSITY gaism ] t i Me first few seconds game. The Vanity team lip Allan Travis, a right-handed of the third quarter la Wednesday (Pboto by Bergstrom) pitcher from Woodridge, N. J., to beat the DeLand Jr. Varsity 7-8. a 1918 contract with their Reno, Nov. If, according to an announce­ Nev. farm club in the class C FLV W EIGHTS WILL FIGHT California League. Travis won STOCKTON, Calif. Ol — Domray ment by Ursua's manager, Jack seven letters at Woodridge High Ursua, Filipino flyweight, has Griffin. Ursua arrived here Wed* School. signed to meet Pone Klngpetch of neaday to begin training for hit Thailand for tho Flyweight .cham­ fight next Tuesday with Nachs •RAVES DROP TEAM MILWAUKEE IW — The world pionship of the Orient In Manila, Escalante of Mexico. champion Milwaukee Braves have dropped their Evansville franchise In the Three I League In favor of a working agreement with an­ other team In the Class B Cir­ cuit. The Braves General 31ana* ger John Quinn blamed a drop In attendant for Milwaukee's action. Handsome S ty lis h ... Versatile. [ • 100% Wool • Wool Blends • Silk Blends Come Th Today ffee the targe selection of men's Sport Coat Fashion for fall . . All styles Ineluding the Ivy League Look . . Alt new rhades that hlend with your favorite slacks. Come In to­ day Priced From NAME IS FAME LOS ANGELES (UP) — The name "Los Angeles D o d g e r s " soundq Just fine to Southern Cali­ fornia sports writer*. They voted 114 in favor of having the Dodg­ er* retain that name when they transfer to Los Angeles. Hugged And Right. . . Outboard Motors A "BELL CAPTAIN" RALEIGH, N. C. W - William Jackets Whltey Bell, a member of the 1932 "fabulous freshman" team at North Carolina State in 1)32. has been elected captain of the Wolfpack basketball team for lMT-sa. Bell i* a senior guard from War­ saw, Ind. • Nyloiu V, • Gabardines i • Wool & Cuhmere Blends • Cord Corduroy See pur hi* selection of new Styles and habrics velveUnr. . - . .- Some lined with velveUnr, ether* quilted, or If you prefer tre even have unlined jackets. Come In now we have the Jacket for your Individual taste and held. Phone noon Priced From before fo r y o u r lotor Y o u a a la et y o u r o w n re p a y m e n t Coe* >4 topeeoa* 11M.M I W 1MM ttj* 1UI mat Coe* Vie ItMM n ui m ttui «ttM 14.M SUM UN 51,-6-15-16 and 95 H.P. Packed with Power & Handling Kano Quiet. Rubber Mounted Intake Silencer, Full Shilt. Separate Gas Tank. Tilt-.V Malic on 5'/j-6 HP. olan 1 * Uao Cowan’a Lay-A-Way W ESTERN A U TO 4io (i We ; Will Take Anything In Trade ^ m • E m e rs o n ;^ ^ You A -'* - ^ State Jr. Tennis Championships Underway Today th o oorn o d ay I T -V - CENTER,:,',” ; loam. The effects or the flu attach were still felt by the local team as they were only three quarters strong, but thoeo youilg lads played hard and came out on top. PViiHt « are aL rrom thli this fuilHi point m on tlitea« things destined to change for the bettor as nothing but tough breaks have come the way of these stout­ hearted youngsters in the begin­ ning of the season. They could well realiso a successful season if alt the sicknesses are overcome in time to prepare for the remaining tills. The first half of the game was strictly defensive as alther team could break for a scors. End Tru­ man Troutner, Glenn Hodges and Charles Bogan looked very sharp in the forward wall and refused to give anything to the fast DeLand backs. Sanford cams out In the second half determined to do something about opening up for a score. In the opening minutes Quarterback Mike Roberta pitched out to Ray Lundqulat who fired a long, left handed pass to Tarry Christenson for tha TD. Roberts then convert­ ed to give Sanford the point that eventually was the difference In the ball game. In the fourth quarter DeLand began to roll. They went to the Sanford goal on two occasions but the forward wall held. With one minute remaining, DeLand broke off .tackle for a score. DeLand attempted to kick the extra point but the Sanford, line chargbest is the section which labels ed across and complataly blocked him as a lucky gambler. This, old buddies, la a comforting thought In tha current International crap game. At Newport he wai only going for a dollar Nassau, which means a buck on each nine and another skin on tho whole II holes. But he played it with all the fer­ vor and determination of a guy shooting the bunble on the 944,000 question. "The President was a heavy tirlnitmr » • > « » goea m i. . . _ al­ -t winner,”" tha the report on, though he'd have to apend more than two weeks at Newport at a dollar Naiiau to get a sprained "He and his partner never let back carrying home the loot, up, no matter how far ahead they were. On one occasion, when It was auggeslcd that they alow down ■ bit, Ike replied with a grin: 'well' I've got to follow my mot­ to. When you've got 'em down, >ou've gut to atomp on them'." money rCaU—- tho ASSOCIATE STORE 111 Sewttt Paris Avene# • Telephones PAIrfen 3-4413 Stg E. let St. Sanford Ph. F A W 9R1 �Friday, October 18,1957 Tba Sanford Herald—Paga 7 'Elvis' To Be Seen Sunday At Drive-In T V unusual range of ulent, fa r , beyond that o f the ordinary per* former, that aUr maker Hal Wai- f Is tint Knotted In. rinrlnr » w n lion Elvis” Fre»iey wtlfbe unveil­ ed for local audience! Sunday as Wallis* "U vlua You" *ov«» 1« at the Uovieland Ride In Theatre. Havini emerged within an aaneia hlatory. Pre»ley haa been riding the creat as the teenager*’ idol, but from all reports this Alter overcoming superhuman difficulties, the guerrilla, Spanish first of seven films under the army bring"iihe big ana Into rsuf of Avila’ s fertreaa walls. Stanley Wallis banner—a full-scale Vista Kramer's "Th e Pride and The r a s ile n ." filmed la Teehalcolor Vliian-Teehnicolor musical with a f»J Vhuvfclon. will open Sunday at the Bits Theatre through strong story lire—establishes him United Artist# release. as an all-around performer to be reckoned with by movie-goers of all ages. A top-flight co-starring and supporting cast enact the Para­ mount film. Starring with Pres­ ley are Lisabeth Scott and Wen­ dell Corey and heading the sup­ porting cast are veteran James Gleason, Ralph Dumke, Paul "The Pride and the Pinion,” C. S. Forester’s beat-selling novel, Smith, Ken Becker and Jana opening on Sunday at the Hits "The Gun.” Pram Palmer was Lund. Pretty young California co­ Theatre through United Artists re­ chief cinematographer, Rudolph ed Dolores Hart makes her movie lease, represents the high water Sternad was production designer, debut, and in a surprise bit of msric o f Stanley Kramer's remark­ and the musical was composed casting Elvis* parents play a small role. able Hollywood career. It It the by George Anthell. The screenplay, by Herbert Ba­ miggcsl, most ambitious, most The purpose for shooting "The spectacular movie he has ever rrlde and the Passion" In Spain, ker and Hal Kaater—Kanter also made. wai to insure a quality of authan- directed—is from a story by Mary An epic story of human spirit ticity. The film was to glorify Agnes Thompson and promises to and faith projected against the the grandeur of Spain—the sque- be an exciting blend of music and colorful and tempestuous back­ duct and Alcasar of Segolvsjhe drama. The likeable Corey plays ground of the Spunisn War of In­ white cities of the South—Vejer the leader of a (nice-famous but dependence In the Napoleonic and Granada—the great forecourt down-on-lts-luck band and lovely era. "The Pride and the Passion" of Ed Eicorial —the huge shrine Uiabeth Scott Is an ambitious was filmed In VlstaVlslon and of tha pilgrims of the middle ages press agent who discovers small Technicolor in Its entirety on at Santiago de Compostela—the town singer Presley and schemes Jocstlon In Spain, with a produc­ broad, tumultuous Ebro River— to make him a top name. Pres­ tion span that covered eighteen the picturesque country of Gall- ley's talents bring the band back months. cla and the great plains of La to the big time, but trouble deve­ lops when the youngster climbs Produced and directed by Stan­ Mancbi. ley Kramer, “ The Pride and the Cary Grant Is cast aa a spit- too high, too fast. Seven specially wrilen songs dot Passion" co-stars Cary Grant, and-poUsh officer of His Majes­ Frank Sinatra and. In her first ap­ ty's Navy, who has some of the the story end, with Presley sing­ pearance In an American film, snobbery and inclination toward ing them In his undeniably Ini­ the voluptuous Italian star, So­ care In his dress and In hJs min- mitable style, they alone should phia Loren. The supporting cast nsr which was characteristic of be worth the price of admission. numbers literally in the thoua- the British offlcsrs of the period. Backed up by the "Grand Ole aods. Furthermore, he has great devo­ Opry's famed Jordanalres quar­ * The screenplay by Edna and tion to duty. Once assigned to a tet, they range from ballads to ^Edward Anhalt wai adapted from mission he will accomplish 11with rhythm-and-blues and country. ataadfaiteness and wilh complete attention to the regulations of the conduct of war. Frank Sinatra plays a Spanish guerrilla leader, the son of a shoe­ maker from Avila, who organises resistance to tha forces of Napo­ leon following the collapse af the Spanish armies in the field. Uneducated, Inarticulate, he lives with a burning passion to strike for his country and return to Avi­ la. Tba power of his thoughts are MWy Can.,on wK* always understandable, e v e n J* ■ mriffy Uol though he can never risk ths em­ Thinks m clot lift *W barrassment of saying "Thank loro returns « 1st. you" or "I love yiw." He carries inside him an unquenchable, un­ reasoning flame of patriotism. Juana played by the luscious Sophia Loren, joins the guerilla# O U lC I (lt\ ff to live only for a return to Avila, her native city, and vengeance. RIDt-IN THLATRE! She ia impatient for the death of all French in Spain and for the return of order to her country. The star* of "The Pride and th# Passion" were chosen because. In Kramer’s words, "although other ictori could have played the roles, no other actors would DR. MlOfRICK WHIBPtI, head have been perfect for the rolei," of the observatory at the Mas­ Frank Sinatra la the fiery aad In­ sachusetts Institute of Tech­ FEATURE*- SHI tense Miguel, leader of the guer­ nology, works at an electric rilla band that performs the Im­ PLU Scom p u ter In C am bridge, possible feat of turning the ta­ Mass., as he plots tha court* bles on Nipoleon's ersek Army; of the Russian earth satallita. Grant Is a correct, duty-bound Authorities reported that sig­ British nival officer whose for­ nals from "S p u tn ik " w ere ■rowing weaker, probably be­ tunes become Inextricably en­ cause the batteries h ive run meshed with the guerrilla "rab­ down. ffnientefionaO bis"; and Sophia Lorsn brings to life Juans, the dedicated Spanish FEATURE— 14:32 girl whom both men love. P r id e , P a ssio n ' Filmed In Spain Radio & Television Log Complete W eekend Coverage WDBO TV—Orlando ra tu v ■ranine Blaglag aemsstloa Elvis Presley atari and pretty Dolores Hart debuts In Hal Wallis’ VistaVision . Technicolor **L o v 1n g Y m ", ble-KSle musical drama due Sunday at the Movielsnd Rtde-ln Theatre. Usabetb Scott also stars. Site I ;S« (!#S Silt I :SS Sill I;aO TiSS tie# fite Sit* 1:1s 10;i)<i 14:20 lt:uu 11:11 Unci* Walt Car loo a Carnival Wtaiaar-NStts-aw*ru John Dalr sad Naws SpotUfht aa Sport* ladasiry aa garada Tba glva Owls T.ti.A. Ur Adams aad Kva Playboua* at atnrs Llna-Up Parson to Parian WMrlvblida Trackdona Night Ma*a Rsport HoTlrwoad glrat Hlpl llita alaa-sfi SATUmOAV I j Xiifhkirt till #l!n.«n • :l l l l :t f t li t l lute U:1S list# lists U til N*w».W*ath*r U. 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ASBESTOS SIDING SHINGLES lit*tiro* durability, a* C H R O M A -T E X Can be installed over you r praaant aiding F upk**p• Lower In pric* than any *th*r typ* of duality Th© Average House Coat# As Little As $18.38 A Month. 520 Maple Ave. Corner 6th St. ran k SnttmA HAL WALLIS Phone 11:•* Pr«*brt*rl»» Church IliM Carlson C*p*r* 41 40 Wild illll Ulckols i ns Pro rootbatl 1:41 N*w* R*undu* 4.S* St* It Now 4.44 TwSNIIdb Csoturr 4.40 Tan Ar* Th«r* IH S So T *s • I h S.S4 S:IS IS A* li .u U :.S ISUs IIS 1-S* fi<* 1:4* 1:44 S *s » IJ 1*:)S n.»< 11:14 lt:SS 11:44 t t ‘4* IJitd 11:14 l:0o 1:1* 1.00 1:1* 4.00 S:IS I II 4:*0 1 .44 a v e iig g U lll* Js*k Bannjr K4 Snltlvan Show 41. B- Th**lr* I’ at Boon* 144,00* C hall.ni* Whala My Un*T Sunday J4*wa gpsetat T.Uai________ data U n i w w Walk lh > « N «n i aad Blga Off ssobdat a s a s i i i Farm n*port Jimmy D «* q abaw .<»*• Captal* X n t t m N *»* Oarry M*«r* Arthur (lodfr*y Mlrlk* l l Rich t(oi*l CoamopotlUa I^v* * f U fa Bsareb Fnr Tomorrow iluldlng I.lglil Twtlv* O Clack Riport W*'<l(i Nnrrl* A* Th* World Tara* Dm I lb* Cloak Hou*op*rly R'g r * y * (f Th* Vordict'* Taari Brlgbtar Day i*cr«t Blorm Edg* of Nlgbl 'tp*n Mans* Suo«nn*a * #all th « ttiw nings/ Saturday Only Complete Dinner “ON T H E CORNER S Y T H U CLO CK* i z e ttC L je tic y UNDER 12 n FREE" drug store �t - -,v .. Agriculture News :• • * achvol system 2 s I n M a Ceastj AgricuManl y«*r«. A lta i Gatehel pointed out that there Jot U l Battle, t 4-H d u b boy were over WO mere students en­ tram Oviedo, tied for fourth hifh Individual in tht «-H Club Lhrf rolled this year thaa then were *9 stock Judging Contest held In la at year which lr cenjiFerably eonjuaettaa with tht Seutheastera m an thaa their expected enroll­ Livestock and Poultry ®>ow la ment. The bond Issue, which will Ocala Tuesday. be voted upon Nov. 19, will provide ■*Bg"tc*mt tvmiMud if Pil*V. TM- fowurTB puna-tho nmnny— hsi both of us very “ bothered” , Jvrry Arndt and Jerry Fore, both facilities to take care **# snrH burn Silvia, judged ia stiff c s s •oorna to have . . the ’ ‘tbs” ! And (if taai's tha proper word,) is petition moo three d i m of bogs growth, according to GatcheL the seeming lack of Interest la nothing will do but that I coma and tut class of Hertford heifers. Gatehel emphasised that for the down with tha same symptoms I this year’ s event. Mothers don't This was tht first contest that vote on the bond Issue to be val­ show up for their meetings, and id one m an than half of ail r% Bo b e n I sit . . aching all ever, very few art willing to assume these boy* had taken part in as (he freeholders must vote, then ' and not the least bit awan of a team, and Is considered a pre­ tha responsibility of seeing that irhat’e going oa around town. liminary is preparation for the In turn tha majority o f those Spool all morning oa tha things a n done. Now this will next contest to be held in Web­ voting must be ha favor of the bond Issue fot It to pass. Follow­ phono, (or so it seemed) with never do if the carnival la to ster oa Nov. t. ing hla talk In bringing tho group tho exception of a long talk with make as much money this yeas At its regular meeting Tuesday Lola Wtaw, who stopped la to aa ft has ia the past Maybe yon night in the Seminole High Voca­ Up to date concerning tba bond nave a small child at hoses sad issue there were considerable discuss tha ttp-comiaf carnival at let the mothers tional Agricultural Center the questions and discussions from Boutbaida School, oa Halloween. figure you’ll wbooo children are ia school all Seminole County Farm Bureau the floor. day do all tha work. Perhaps members hesrd fifbwart Gatehel In Uw business session follow­ you’ll bo surprised to know that outline the program which la ing Gatehel'i talk, C. T. Lawson, a great deal of tho work Is doao aimed to meet the needs of our Farm Bureau president, waa *j by mothers with SEVERAL elected to be the official delegate log to enter into the fun and to the Farm Bureau Convention •mall children at home! c a r a t s o r n»a v. eumm b rs , ^ It isn’t a question o f hew free prarida soma kind of entertain­ which V01 bo held in JechMnvIUa ment for tonight's "Talent on Nov. 10-11-12. m SS catiw?*rm"wacmlwoV* you a n , but of bow much you Show". It’e never how well you At tho tost meeting of the all paraoaa art haraby notlftad ere willing to do for the child­ that tha uadarWgaad aa Adminis­ can do something, but how will­ Seminole County Cattlemen*! As­ ren you hive ia school. From pertratrix ot aald aatat*. haa complatad tha a4mlalatmlea tharouf m u I experience 1 know “ that ing you a n to try. Hope their sociation, held in Sweetwater and haa Iliad In mid court har final show tonight Is a big success, Park in Oviedo, R. P. Lamont 1safari ind spplIaaUen far dls- where there’s e will, there’s a I chare a Objactloaa tharoto. If ear. ra y ." No one person is asked for the sake ° f those who have was elected president ot the as­ I should ba duly tiled. Attar flllag to assume the responsibility of put so much lime and effort Into sociation and state director; W. proof al poblleatlon showing thla G. Kilbee, Oviedo, was chosen , nolle* haa boon pnbilahad anea a tha entire booth or project . . \ it. vice- president; Cecil Tucker.O weak for four eoMaeutlva wjrtt, she ie only asked to contribute Well, since I seem to hare run tba maltar of approval at mW n . Sanford, secretary-treasurer; and sort aadi tha ordarlag. of dtatrlbu- a SHARE of the work. So il out of things to compitln about, Bob Williams, Ed Cameron Jr., your room chairman sails a (that will never happen!) per­ Sanford, Robert E. Lee, Oviedo, meeting, try and make It. Jf.you haps I should get back to what and Edward Yarborough, direc­ can’t make a daytime meeting, 1 bad originally started to say! tors. suggest suggoat that she call It it for one __ And that was just a few ‘ Hind­ The Cattlemen meet three times evening. This just might be bet­ ers for the week-end. W>'h the a year at n barbecued steak sup­ ter for, everyone concerned. change In my "deadline” last per and ind bear dlscuaslons discussions on scYou'd never know untU you tiki week, everything g<t pretty conis In the industry which will There la a Utile lest than two fused along the line, and OuT help the cattlemen. At this meet­ wseka to g0 now, to get aU this Sunday School reminders were In ing some 123 cattlemen member* work done. How about cheeking a llttle to® l>to to do much good. heard Juno Gunn, secretary of” to aee who your room-mother So don't forget that there are the State Cattlemen’s Associa­ Sunday School classes each Sun­ tion tell the group that the "pilot day morning at the Air Station program” of the eradication of chapel, and they are held during the sereqworm haa reduced the the church service which starts cases of screwworms by almost at 0:00 a. m60%. There Is no doubt that with Roman Catholic masa, with Fa­ the Federal and Stats funds pro­ ther Nihlus Hubhle officiating, vided we can soon eradicate the ■tarta at 12:00 noon, with con­ screwworm fly In Florida. fession taking place -fifteen or The next meeting of the cattle­ twenty minutes preceding •It. men will be held lit February. £ And Monday night brings an­ other meeting of the Enlisted FLU IN HAITI Club at the USO PORT AU PRINCE, Haltl(UP) Men's Wives building, in downtown Ssnrord- President-elect Francois Duvalicr, AgVtTttfiW euTm.lataraw *r dabo inaugurated next Father Hubble will be the guest who will manJ la ssd to tbs following danertbsd propsrty •Hosts, iptog and speaker, and it would he nl-o If Tuesday, canceled a speech at bslsa In Btmlnols Countv. Florida there was a real large crowd on Gonalve today becaust of the and <Uscribed as follows t»-wlt: Lot# I. S. 7. 1S.IT. II. a n a jsn f Asian flu. His aides said the illhand to welcome him. Block 1: Lots 4. I. S. » through Can't think of another thing to neas would not affect the Inluguwrite about, so 1 guess thh ration. Duvaller’a confinement co­ would be a good time to quit! incided with the arrival In Port The movie st the base tonight Is Au Prince of Dominican Republic ( j lLk*vlaw>Rihdlvlalaa. accord­ "Hit and Run” , with Hugo Hess dignitaries who yesterday award­ ing to tho Plat thsraof. so ra­ c ' d , d la Wat Book S. Poso lJ others to do it for you! 1 under­ and Cleo Moore. If you’re of a ed military Junta chief Gen. An­ of tha Wibllo Boeordo of **mlstand there are some rooms at mind to go. I’m going to bed tonio Kcbreau the Great Cross of Pinecreit School that bad a very and nurse thla fever! See you Duarte Sanches Y. Mella, the of dsctloa 1». Townahlo 11 hard time finding parents willhighest Dominican decoration. next week. Legal Notice r m s fiM } sgrr pmi >ou v wwr croewiA ^ , Tag /.tea niu.ll, RUNNWAThe «Aa-«5.w5Tr*pJ os vet VMSAl 1 0 5A VrtU 030 tO fid >tha** roe rr.V l " wtnoowN/ N lt t e SOCIAL J g g TO O , VUH 7— 7 KNCWft IMCBEiymCOIT TO FISH SOME STAINS OUT r OF MV . SINK5 TRAINER l nxDvou a hundred - rTlMeS I DON'T WANT I 'w . ANYONE TOWHITE ' WITH My PENI l HERE’S 1 YOUR PEN, I WAS U3INS IT that a suit hs» bsss Dlod ggajnat rou la tbs Circuit Court of Ih.KInrh JudlcUi; dreutt. Is snd fo 8; . FOOTBALL ,7* 7TWTOS ACT BACK#* FOUR AfMtUTKB, tU . wTAtrr rou om A to tv s n u n . to hhatmab ■ ... . ------- — - DetAYTP MH Oils ttth Sap la and tar gamtnate County. PxorJ t e J. LundquIaL DC, | » r o r i f i , f e ,Vft.a"r.y l i f t * *outt« oraaga Avaaua Orlando, florid*. ( B E A L ) __________________ /‘v e o a r a ? e e u n somethin BAB HAPPEHfP TO DOTH Htfif AA/ A/Y PARTN&}/ WH89BBMY OL’ FRIBNO CHIBP SlTTIN* S BUU. ? r -, NOt.n COUNTY, rLOBlDA. AND DETBHMtNATlON OF HILL*OK OF TAXES TOR THB E S IU I W S n n t m m f o r b a id TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT ML*!■ an o n e . BIOCHIIP’ S NAME N O T BITTIN* BULL ANY M 0 Q6 Mollo* la Sarahs elv»# that. s*r■uant la tha srovlaloaa of S«*loa IS or Chaptor JST1S. Laws •* Ffostda, A«»o of t»*T. ao am«»*«d by ■Milan TS of Chapur ISTSt. Law* of Florid*. A«t* •* IH I, aa alactlan will b* Mid throughout ■«"»*»••• County. Florida, and la »*eh praelnat Uaraof on Tu«*d*r, tha Ith day at No»«mb»r. lis t , far th* alwtioa from ■•mlnnt* County at Ursa hy th* quallllad alaetora of aoid County of throo Truatom far Ipwilat T*X Sahool D liirletN oiob 'rO n * which aomprl*** all o f »«1d famlnot* County, Florida, and datarmlMHon ot tho mill*** of l*s*J tor th. •nailing btanalum for laid Bp*c>*> Tam Bohool DlatrlM Numhar OnA WtLDCATS-36 S eA L S ’ 16 , Sat a n i l than aa* Truatao ahall anna# from any raaldanea dl#irict # * a County Board Slambar. _ Mtlmatad mlllag* larr N r aald Bpaotal Tam School Dtatrlct Numhar On* for tha rasular torn* la alght mill* to* aaeh yaar of th* hlaaalum. and two aillla fas BuildInS A But Baatrv# Fund. WtLOCATS-7. „ D O N S -o r ft, 1EI Faraona whaao aamao *r* bo h* srlntad on tha ballot for approval aa Truataa* may ha nomlnatad at any tlm* up to t l daya pa.radio# tha ttnaa or lha alactlan by patitlon ot tav# or maro pataana qua,,,—., in vota la th* alaatlon. fll.d with th* Board of Publla taatruotla* * f SanalooU Cnuaty. in arid* at laaat IS >laya prior la tha haUtag of aald •taction. Patlllan forma may ho abtalaad from lha Cnuaty Supartataadaol ot Publla laalruatloa. W LDCATS-SV he's c u r e HCS A NWf TONK3HTF— JHAT r o 10VE f VJtdhT HAPOBNBO.T' TO SHELDON, t -r* MEAN.*I M AVer/rU SEEN MtM r r — APOUNO 1 1 Oaly aaallflad alaatars raoldtag In aald Spaalal Tam School Dlatrl, t Numhar One who pay a las oa real or paraoaal proporty wlthla mid dtatrlct shall ho aatltlod to voto la tha •locttoa, lately .* Br ardor ad tho Bnard ot tobllo laatrucUoa of Bomloolo Couaty, Flo- t. L BRUMLBT. Chairman Couaty Board of Tubllo taOtrurtlo*. lamlnal* County, Florida. His— '•ir7i ■* W ^B- I - — BC7f'^ .M - ■ , Atooat B. T. MTLWBW Caunly *upc * Bx-Offlda Saerotary, Samlnnlo Couaty Board at Fuklla laatructloa. ON WTRR SATURDAY AFTERNOON FO O TBALL P R E V IE W " A T 2 ;0 0 Univ. O f Florida VS Mississippi State From Gainesville A t 2:15 FOLLOW THE FIGHTIN' GATORS OH WTRR Your Friendly Voice Of Service �CGF 1 va n * found KENNETH E, H i n t _Tho Sanford Herniq-Fagn 9 Friday. October ia imcr' 9 FOB IKNT GATLIN BROTHERS | « T A T E BROKER Stcnstrom Realty « .9MWH Contractors, Draglines; Ganav* >a U A C a BENTALA ' 1009 *• TKtoto FA 2-0221 M- R- STENSTROM HP Was • m .M ’ Naw iT S m Admirel eiecWe Hove 30'* delux, 2231 PI FA 2-3376 Sanford 4 WANTED to KENT . Raglalered Broker Ukenew. f a 2-4490. * E D IA IB 'rU H BALL 2427 Laurel — Phono FA 2 2420 ■1 HP tstts , m m PUMPS - SPRINKLER TH E C A RD OF TH AN K S M A M S , ACREAGE. GROVES & J U U , f U , C m , T V *• HP $342.00 2332.00 SYSTEMS H? 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DoudNewspaper Cards o f Thanka are accepted as socially com et. Ph- f A VanatUn Blinds IS BOATS A MOTORS My* Land Surveyor. Emily Pott, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they serve many ^ ! ? “ 4 £ « h « " l i a s Eneioitd K*ad. Sag-proof bottom good uses. 11 FARM SUPPLIES * MACBN »*■ rare n .s. revue FA 2-4493: trailer* while they la*t 1120.00. Chrysler Airtcmp CHOICE rail with plastic ends. Plastic * ERT atercury Outboard Motor. Air Conditioning and Healing New g ___mmmt There la no prescribed (orm for a Card of Thanks. It can ba as or rayon tapes. Cotton or nyjsn Treatafeia Price C lugea r 14 FETB-UVESTOCE SUPPUES C. H. STAFFORD brief or as detailed as you desire. When the occasion comes you a : cordi* « HP 234.00 219 Oak Avenue (F m 1U7> $700.00 Down FA 2-4731 a sympathetically understanding member of our staff anistfind you. 10 HP plua 339.00 ClasR and Psiat Co. will U ARTICLES WANTED i s , i r f t . 'a r , Feature* electric kitchen*, term New ME 28 439.00 Mimograph Printing — Typing- U2-1I4 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-4622 ___ S IT A M ^ $3,MS. Dawn IS PLACES to BAT to floor*, and choice reaidential MK 85—40 HP MOW) Letter Writing — Card* and T H E MIN MEMOR1UM" NOTICE locatioaa. », r o s a l . P a y t o n It BEAUT! PARLORS MK 85-S 40 HP 809.00 Letters — 'Ph-i«i.S.*p“ " wwd Machines — aAddressed *-- -• It la the custom of many families ia thla country to cwumeato Photo (Like new. Guaranteed. Assume IS FEMALE HELP WANTED 60 HP 865.00 A . K- SHOEMAKER. JR. Copies of Important pape... Registered Real Estate Broker MK 75 rate a bereavement by an M!n Memoriua" notice in newspaper Phone FA 2-2103 UK 72 60 HP plua 979.00 f ^ ^ i «n"b5an7e"'duT'calJ IS MALE HELP WANTED I Assoc. Alberto J. Hall A classified columns. They find a real solace therein. Prepsration er Tremendous trada-lni W HALE «r FEMALE William E. Henchtl selection of a suitable verae brings back to them tender, pleaaaal Ph FA 2-1301—17-92 a i Hiawatha Announcing new line of fltu alumt l WORK WANTED recollections. expressed it: As Eliza Cook, ths English poet baa se beautifully lnum boats. Fishing boats through j « 4 £ ^ A A£ilS5a “ "k rhiico refrigerator. 22 caliber T l BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 246 feet af lake front property. over-night cruUdri. Beet price* SZA MONET to LOAN CARTER h o m e c l e a n in g "How cruelly sweet are the echoes 28449*h° l "P * * 1*1, rm*- FA New modern 2 bedroom home ^ S3 SPECIAL SEEVICES that start , SERVICE 14-PETS. LIVESTOCK. with Florida room and double k . . **»«memory ncari. playi an old tune Window 4 Wall Washinr . W B A EOOriNG * PLUMBING What Very nice G. E. electric atnve ONLY 3 garage. FA 2-4132. on th* heart. Waxi,ig—NOrth 8 tfsi M PIANO IEEV1CES aary . used very little. *100. FA kitten* naed a home. Ph. FA 132 Htwev 17-93 n>n*,» SS ELECTtKAL-CONTBACTORS priate« u s i f s s d w . y j r s ! ? 2-3721. 2-6349. Homes Left parted, .... IS INSURANCE U A— PLUMBING and ROOF Wcbcor 3 speed changer with G. are among SI NOTICES-PERSONALS ING 17—HEAUTV' PARLORS K. VR cartridge diamond slylus Ftawere — Plant* — Sbrnha IS ARTICLES far SALE in Little Venice for u«e with hi-fi. (K> cash BEN MONROE NURSURY IS FUENTTUEE A HOUSEHOLD CERAMIC TILE fjt o.J--Fred Bill Jr. FA 2-2088. Alr-CondRtoncd Baton Cilery Avenue FA 2-0123 Modern PAUL F. MULLER 4 SON Used piiaoi Spinets, Baby Huhy tfpssra FA 3.1383 ! —LAST I'flU M T Heme* have bets cold *o PEAT COMPOST (Daetvrelder i ) 105 S. Oak Ave. FA 2-9742 90c bu. bag j nt>" r while theta home* are LOST: Mixed colored.twilled pin- *e GRAFKV1LLE NURSURY under construction. tic pockctbooV. between DeLand Go Weil on l it St. or 20th St. 1S-FRMALB HELP WANTED k A Sanford. Identification: I.uto Grapevllle Ave. PA 2-0686. T RMi I„* ipJSn Nwltlasd cilia S ildiajg, Zellwood, Fla. WOMEN: |S.50 per 1,600 addressHlde in for R. W. Deane. Eap. Ph. Apopka TUektr date Oct. 27. 1057. * Rawar G R A Y SH A D O W ing envelopes at home. Work Now Under Construction, j 6-4382 *•*_Uj4* £«?*• J i'riU MUTUAL Contracting 4 Csssln N U R S E R IE S and ca r o s s w o r d A S S O C I A T E S , Box 55S-AI 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-6943 LOST: Beige nylon raincoat A SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE ACROM tjui ns n u n HOUSEHOLD GQODx Morton, Penns. 3 bedroom, 1 bath 4. Therefore 21. Finehood, in nylon case. Ph. FA HV’ IIW S ’ .-J I NEAR LAKE JESSUP 1. Intervals Piumbtog Kresky Hs.ting 6. Flat Ing 1-3 bedroom. 2 both iS vlI.I I II .1" • i 2-6432, Mrs. George Stine 5. A permit M. G. HODGES 4. River Island sword y2 irjT .fi *119.00 Rrclincra PROTECT YOUR 'LANTS 19—MALE HELP WANTED 4 bedroom, 2 bsth 9. Gretting *89.811 a - r ^ R RENT ~** CMRiuiri'-t :n:i 7. Headline hi 25. Incite* 8tn'!f.e „on^ ,11, Water Pumps— *119.00 Swivel Rocker Harden your plants f:r Winter 70.30 10. rresaea lid '-ITTWell* Drilled — Pumps chob Hi Riser enarmoua 26. BIbUYoung boys to run establiibad with our Fall Special Fertilizer. potatoes :;.mi ji-.m i 1 WELAKA APARTMENTS: tocmr Phone FA 2 6037 Complete with mattresie* print cal paper reutei. Apply Circuit- Paola Read CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY. M l I I tljil* 12 Sols prirata bathi. 114 W. Firit SL t. Bristly mount i" . . J i J MIA 1 Bolsters 4 covers 129.50 t on Departmant Sanlord Her3 blks. West CC Bldg. Lake 13. Revolve FLUMHING 4 SEPTIC TANKS TERMS tld* Mary. TERMS 9. Goddesata 37. Rsgrsta n i'iiu i in i •■ . EFFICIENCY apartments auiu All of theie beautiful home* are 14. Music note INSTALLATION 4 REPAIRS FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS u n : ihm m i t • t ‘ of iism iu 39. M9*t located on Lake Front Lota. * abla for couple or ainf la person. 15. Pal# 1 : im .ns >i • i 24 Honr Sendee It. Stitched recent DISH GARDENS: 200 N. Park Collector • Salesman for estahPrivate bath A shower. Ideally 16. A brawl I4-’ Til 'JM l.' ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ARCHIE C HARRIETT 13. Spicy 29.1m. Ave., Sanford. Phone FA 2-1823 liahad Installment route with located ecrosa from Poat Office17. Greedintsa Cor. 2nd 4 Magnolia FA 2-6321 FA 2-8399 or FA 2-8781 Sanford Flower Shop. local concern. Earnings un15. Droop tubed tseUrdax'e Aaewee "Inquire Jacobson Dept. Stora. 20. Compass "Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. ! limited. Permantnt position. 18 Mitigating 31. Malt 37. Before Chooen your choice W. J. KING Free Delivery_________ rtadtng Approximately 15.000 lour seedGroup Insurance. Must be {Furnished cottage, 1 bedroom, beverage* 3*. By way of of Financing Plans: Pijmbhg and SupplU* 21. EffortlMsly 19 Coin (Para.) . . . . $15.1 sober, reliable and can furn­ tr Lake Mary. Call FA 2-3049 or 32. Window 39. UUer of i i Bold faeod LOOT. V - OU A - * ,5-0° P « 22. Lean-to FA 2-6640. ish references. 3Iust have car. Kohler Plumbing T R A D E -IN /N O W VA. FHA, In Service and T k 2-6347. edge the alphabet (abbr.l 23. Posed Write P. O. Box 169, Sanford. Ream Water Heaters Conventlonsl Get the moat for your old New Nursery Opening. Exten­ 24. Excla­ Turn. Apt. 800 Park Ave. 2534 Orlacdn Dr. FA 204*3 furniture. sion of the Wagon Wheel. White or Colored Salesman for mation T" 1 jfurn. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. Plants—We've got them. Open­ Plumbing 4 Heating, Free Kill25. Frenchman home improvement*. Wonderful $SAVE$ p : ing Feature, nice Hibiscus 3-4 r mates, All work guaranteed lor 37. Man's nama remuneration. Phono FA 2-4330 4 Efficiency Apt, Air-condition A ft. blooming in gallon rani 69c. Furniture and Appliances one year. Bill CaBree. Long30. Openings J Ear trees 6-10 It. *2.00. Con­ TV Optional. Hlway 17492 So. Wellborn Phillips Jr. New & Uned wood, Phone VAllcy 8-4281. TLK *r FEMALE tanat.) federate rosea *1.00. Power City Limits. Slumberland Court. 31. Constructor f Puff trees 76c up. Nice cro32. Latvian PLUMBING Commercial building for rent or tona 60c up. Thousands 4 Young man, or young woman. Ap­ Contract and Rtpeir Work river tpoaa.) 203-09 East First TA 2-09S3 ply to Fred Perkins, Sanlord thousands of bargains, too num­ ■ale. 409 W. First, Phono FA 4 33. Lamprey Free Estimates Herald 9-13 a.m. erous to mention. Everything For more information call the 2-6037. 34. West Africa R. U HARVEY • BIG V A LU E S la nice. Everybody welcome to Sale* office: Corner W. Cry% tabbr.) 204 Sanford Ava. Phan* FA 2 3183 come 4 look. We /re right on M 21—WORK WANfgP" • QUICK C R E D IT Furnished 2 room "aDirtment Mat Drive * Lake Mary block, 35. Sunday 17.92, 8 miles south of Sanford, % with bath. All private vate. FA telephone FA 2-4591 or FA 2-3013 • E A SY T E R M S C LA R K 3 blocks North of Longwood- General oflice work some book­ outings 2-4003. __________ __ WILSON-MAIER keeping, no shortharj by wl- riumhlng, Heating 4 Supply Co. Ovitdo Road. Look for the % 3T. Levs I 2« Naw and Used Furniture Wagon Wheel Sign. Apirtmenti— Furnished or un« ot deceased 32* ^-0>,r**Ung 4 Repair* 39 Dshvertr Reliable and compel- *619 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2874 311 E. First 8t. Ph FA 2-9423 furbished. Both upper 4 lover. 40. Ensrgetic J? 70a Palmetto Ave. Fh. FA Highway ^ 9 2 South Sanford This Is a pass to Ihr Movieland A. K. RO SSE TTER , F L O R IST 2-2190hOne 41. Golf pegs *• WhiUna' 8-2936 after 3 p. m. ________- — — ---------------------------------------Thone FA 2-1881 w 42 AccomRldc-In for Mr*. I.oi* Hnus14-PIANO SERVICE ~ YT For dependable Servica pUshmsnte holder. Eap. date OcL 27, 1967. Sleady house cleaning, baby sit Private entrance, modem furnish- R A Y M O N D M. B A L L Msmber of Fiorlst PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING ! ed bedroom. Ph. FA 2-3610. R EALTO R Used furnilurr, applianers, tools Taitgrapby Delivsry Assn. DOWN W. L. HARMON rte. nought-sold. Larry's Mart 1 Capital % S BR furnished apartment, *85 00. 204 S- Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-9641 It ling done in my home. FA Th. TA 2-4223 After 8:00 p. m. Ironing - 6VH cE"EM ulW k KT 215 Sanlord Ave. Th. FA 2-4132 _ _ UU6 Elm Ave. Call FA 2-1269 --------(Swita.1 2 6542. 2. Entire •-----------— — --------r — r — 3 Iota 8n'xH5' each. Near Pine- Haynes Office Machine Co., Type -^LKlTHiCAI. SF.MVUT.W FURNITURE OP CHARACTER - 1 5 room furnished apartment, *50. crest. f a 2-3377. amount 2i~BUSINESS OPPIRTUMITIES limit Ry writers, adding machine*, salesmonth. 203 E. 21st Robert A. ________________________ ______ t& i FRIGIDAIRE hppliar.cos, sate . 1 3 Travel Rentals, 314 Mag. FA 2-0162. Master Craftsmen in Willis ms. FA 2-3951. _____ FARMER’S AGENCY, REALTOR and service. G- it. Hun. Uu«>lo (•-ia to and fro Store for rent, suitable for small Style and Construction This if a pass to the Rita Theatre FU. Phone FO 6-3315 or San­ business, barber shop or real Gayle Osborne, Associate Unfurnished 2 bedroom house The lam* as Those estate office. FA_2-0702 ford FA 2-3819 after C y n . with fenced back yard. FA 1116 S. French Ave. Sanford, FU. Prized Since 2-4067. Ph. Office FA 2-9221 or FA Colonial Days z* - a p e c ia l s e r v ic e s .. Electrical Contra.-ting .-2818, 11—AUTOMOBI Finished For Hounr Wiring am] ^Furnished room with or without ______________ Florida Climate In Vacuum Cleaner Repairs „ R A N D m ELECTRIC LO* kitchen privileges. FA 2-6336. n bedroom concrete block, porch. Ail kinds Automotive Repairs Your Choice of Woods Dial FA 2 0'J15 Repair* 4 pari* for all makes of 112 Slagnoiia Bedroom in private home with careorte, and storage. Nicely ELMERS AUTO REPAIR SHOP ?.*.*■f ner*-. Electrolux, liouvar, connecting bath. 403 W. 20lh j Kitchen cquipp- OsUea i i a -liU lL b lN U -ilW U lk FA 2-1393 --------------------ed. *9.285.00. Osier Realty Co.. c - n' pl,c' PAINTING meat plrtl. Work guaranteed 8 room furnished apartment, 310 2601 Orlando Dr. FA 2-5543. 81 Chevrolet convertible. Powerdelivery. Call Magnolia. Avatlaole now. A. For Painting call Mr. Taakar. Pb. R V f w S . U|' * ? « eL-iii,dl° . 4 heater. * ,m K. Rossetter, Florist Ph. FA 13 BR block; *10.850.00. low as 4i0 Wiiiow Av*. Can be seen FA 2 6169 anytims. *1,000.00 down, balance to auit at Holler Motor Sales during 2-1851._______________________ i, »Jun« n LJ'hyfe 'dining WELL DRILLING 2007 Adams Ave. the day. Tk 2-0616. * ioth S L Ith 1 chairs, 905 W. Falrhanka-Morse rumps DUPLEX APARTMENTS FURN to all makes SPECIALS ished, *50.00 month, un, ,\auus. Adults, FINANCE your naw ear with a TA ..HOWARD C. LONG FA A 704 W. 4th SL,' Phone ‘ loan from the Florida Stala *°7 E. Commercial Are, M ill 6 room house, Hi baths, nice Bank of Sanford. ^ 2-3883, eveningsPhone FA 2-2833 ~ earellent condition, Remodeling — Rerooling — Re­ *12,600. Term* if desired. I>7)N7S~COVER- SHf>P Boom and Board. Private Home. Automobile Interior Decorator siding — Materials — Contrac­ Hiway 17-02. Call FA 2-6480. W O O L SE Y Skat Covers — Truck Seals . v j . . . . . . ,, 7 room house, frime construetors — Fuunci.ig. Marin* Finlnhen 1 bedroom 36 foot New Moon tion, two loti. 0*1 v l iooonn At^ Willis Pontiae—301 w 7 lit. For Your Boat trailer, »ir conditioned. Inquire down, balance lej. than rent “ I m p e r ia l d e c o r a t o r s Rt. 1 Bex 234-B, Country Club Need « good 2nd car? I'alntlng and Papering Senkarik GUno and Paint Co. SEE KAY HERRON Several nice lot* irom (600.00 I'b. FA 2-1716 after^ 6 112-114 W. 2nd S t Ph FA 2 <«23 up I our Pontiae Salesman Garagg Apartment. 1401 Oak For i’alntlng and Repairing New and Used Car* FRED ROETIUKR Morria Furn- Apts. 20Hi W. l i t **“ “ Freneh Ave. and High Ml FA 2-0231 or after 6 p. m V m Magnolia Av*. FA 2-0259 _______ I wav property. rropeny. FA 2-2993. 30t Weat Tint St. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN -WANTEU m KENT FLUOR sanding and finishing U will pay YOU to see ua btforo 2541 French Ava. *2.50 per call plua parts, 9 years Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving you buy. Open Evenings aaJ 3 bedroom furnished or unfurnish­ J- W . IIA L L, R E A L TO R axperitnee in TV Service on all Sundays. Seminole County since 1925. ed. FA 2-5390 after 4:0*. Johnny Walker, Associate makts and models. One year II. M. Gleksen. Lake Mary EASTSIDE TRAILER SALES "Cali Hall" Phone FA 2-3641 guarantee <m all parts. Ws also ralatka, Fla. a— REAL ESTATE FOR sarvics auto and home radios. DR. KINNITH MANKUN <!eft) of Hayden rtanetarlum In New Ted Burnnll Today'. Special: '50 Ford *199. Picture tubes repaired in yuur York explains an oscilloscope which ho said confirms the theory for BETTER PAINTING BUILDER 4 CONTRACTOR home. *9.95. guaranteed. 1 year. 2601 Lranview Phone FA 2-2978 that lha Russian satellite Is transmitting scientific information in I. E. BATTEN AUTO M AR T WE HAVE A HOME Phone FA 2-36*4, 9 a.m. 5 p m. cods. He offered isevldtncs the photographic strip (top) on which 116 S. French Ave. — FA 2-3711| 201 3. Sanford Ave. FA 2-6435 Berry bill Painting Contractor Including Dabary 4 Lake Mary the machine recorded variations In the btep of Sputnik. Moscow FOR YOU Licensed — Bonded — Union BARNES TV SERVICE says this 1* cauied by L.e sphere's spin. The U. 9. Air Force actu­ 1951 Jaguar XK-120 Engine exLAKE COUNTY Free Estimate — Compare ut 201 East Commercial ally filmed the satellite (left) as It streaked over Altaka at a speed celient. Can be be seen alter 8:30. 40 acres. 30 cleared—high land Prices FA 2-2287 alter 5:00. too great tor individual picture*. (International Soundphotos) 2209 Magnolia. —adjacent to Hiway 46, 18 HOMES— 3 bedrooms ENVELOPES. Latterheads. state1 4 3 hatha. • minutes from Sanford. A Real i f —.W h llE S — PEHhO.Vi ALS manta, invoicaa. hand bills, and U-nOATB and M0TOK8 * Buy at |6,000.-Cash. rograma. at e . Progressive ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby w. H. "BILL" STEM PER Cora plate and ready' far immedi­ Robson's Outboard Motor Sale rioting Co. Phone FA 2 2951— Beds. Day. Week or MnmJi— Btalter 4 leeaser , ate occupancy. n u n I 403 Wbst 13th SL All 1957 Evtnrudea on sale, Tel FA 2-5181. Furniture Center Aaaoe. Guy Allen, GreUbev Hall, lowest prices in cantrnl Florida ______ 116 West Fust St________ FO R R E N T Arietta Price, Everett Harper Also many uaad motor* over Let us build your docks, bulkheads *• « i « i tie v _________ I smrH— l hauled and priced to sal!, and sea walla. Water Front ConLaVern# School ef Dance E . FIR ST S T R E E T •NtepiiMi 2-1225# 'la* * ■ «*.•»# frrmiw** in Ti* South Piaacrest — Sanford raexaga aeaia on ooais, motor* •W WX wf VIHIItewA Charry Real Estate A (to* 7 Whisparing Oak* — Tltnaville and trailers. Sample prices Acrobatic — Ballet! Also boys S T O n ci L u l a H U N 10 months free service on new in­ '* " * " « * Dial FA 2-9929—Notary (HOT. Zimmel outfit els is 4 tiny-tote class. Enroll strument purchase from us. 1319 W. 13 SL Rear-Barber Shop FHA in servica and FHA financ­ ClOSI.KNir QUIIN i Actress New *1195.00 now. FA 2 6425. Ph. F A 2-299* BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP Also used package outfits on June Havoc has her hands full ing available. Deanna School of Dance sale. 2004 Cedar Avenue f A 2-0733 In New York as the sit* on a John R . Alexander Ballroom Trade now for specks, shad, and giant ball of yarn and goes to We can qualify you for ona of T te S K d T S p U y " By Deanna—George Wiggin ft Real Estate - Insurance hunting seasons boating. HEATING work with a huge pair ot knit­ these homes in 30 minutes. You f> ;u ter now. FA "-0M4 Your Evtontde Dealer 107 Magnolia FA 2 0283 H. B. POPE CO. ting needle*. Th* occasion waa can start enjoying the home ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 2603 Hiawatha 200 S. Park------FA 2-4214 th* «tart ot "knltdt-youraaU while we process tie papers. 304 E. 1st Pbone FA 2 5961 Beautiful superior material and to—ARTIl LFis FOR SALE* week.” snd June U "Miss Hand . workmanship w i t h 11,000(JO Liquid embroidery sete, copprr Knitting." (International) ROD a REEL REPAIRS down. Make one your borne, enamelinr outfits, silk screen Automatic wisher, Cheap. Star fthooL 27th Street 4 Mag­ Developed by 412 Sanford Avenue sets. Decorate it vourself. 2-2575. nolia Ave. Archie Smith Modern ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP OD H AM & .- J O H N S O N MOTORS ^ Homes. Phone FA 2-3377. 2617 S. French PA 2-1913 T-Shirt*, 49e — Pilot *2.50 gal. TUDOR. Inc. Limp Goodr, Tarpaulins, ArmyS^r„M 8/ 0I*lLNtl GOODS ; IF IT 13 REAL ESTATE " _ Jjauford Ave. Pb. FA 2-15S2 Navy SUrptes—310 Sanford Ave. ask Crum>y 4 Mootei'h UAK* ^ 3 GEMER Car. H .y. 17-93 4 37lfc 64. White—Necchi—Eina ft 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4695 Singer hand vacuum ami attach­ 1V tWL^J, r w£f M2u**tP Cruiser Phone FA 3-1561 JfF1**? « n * 4 rnakea Machine* P- Evtnrude Convertible ments. *16. FA 2-4053, 3109 333 East First St. FA 2-3244 £»n*uJt A REALTOR Firsl | BRAILEY ODHAM, Prm “ ?• rtaannr. motor conL-ol*. Amelia. Also Gator Tilt trailer. Ready CULLEN AND HARKEY go. *1199, For further in Th.u H * pass to the Ritr Theatre DICK M APES * 0 N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2-23911 formation caii FA 2-0529. for Harry F. Cushing. Exp. Tile Contractor— Dial FA 2>4538 date Oct. 27, 1957. to , m k sh M m m P A ILY 1 __ Mather of Sanford S W i r.“ - rA «» r! yf. \ A :j r3 ’ t IV Service • to f « to ^ f f f r I ii �' I C a t h o l ic C h a p la in Jr. High Toom Floys Daytona Thursday T o S p ook h i= c ig y II k mighty N|h Mb week; the Thanday at M M M v M M mI In Dtytaaa nm > :» ». m. fur u t r o f S a atei fn u A t E M W C lu b M e a t join to organise tala tad wo ■oat bo patient,” ho tald. OpthnUtie reportj were bean! throughout tho BOOHoc. ■Auuiiiuiat lunsiiuuilaiu pieteij fSaW HM and modernized ■Old M n. Diagfairkr, - ” a*d lo which wo hoto oddod fireproof wollo ood callings, aow kttebae oad Mn. Elinor Van W laik who haa Modern bathroom fadlltk*.’ ’ bad I years aapariaaca aa A n 't "W o are proud o f our staff,” Dietician at Good Samaritan Hospi­ aho sold, "for realizing our goal tal in Cincinnati and was with the far ei&cioocp ood amypathy for 8 «*ar«l Johnson Chain for U oar potkota wo found that it could y iu U The present otaff wffl eoalot of S refisterwd annas, I He— sad pra­ ctical nurses, I aursoo aidoo; 1 male orderly, and a roe option1stbooUwcpor, sold Mrs. DiagfOld- BPW Sats M id-Year Directors Meeting In Daytona Beach wni ha held at Daytona Beach whan tha Florida Federation of Business and Professional Wo­ man’s dabs holds it's mid-year Board af Directors moating la the Daytona Plasa Hotel, Oat !M 0, 1M7. The Board of Directors, under tho leadership at tha President, Mrs. Mario B. Bowden of Lees­ burg, consists of tho Presidents ever M00 members, Directors of tha nine geographical district. State Officers, Standing Committea Chairman asd Parliamentar­ ian. Advanced registration Indi­ cates that obifclm. Iz -a the cloba will bring tho attendance to about 300. The major topk to bo discuss­ ed Saturday morning will bo tho Employment S u m y af tha op­ portunities for woman In Florida which will ba conducted In Novamber under tha direction of Mn. - Virginia Rasmussen, Public Attain Chairman of tha FedoraTha use of woman’s full capscltka u elthen*, including tha election and appointment of qualified women In gorernmental policy-making posts, will b* an­ other important topi*- Mrs. Hor­ tens* Walls, Legislation Chair- Legislative Goal; the enactment of tho Equal Pay Bill In the 1959 session of tho Legislature. The formal board meeting wUl open with tho first session at 9:30 a. m. Saturday. Sesilona are scheduled throughout tb« day and avanlng on Saturday. Sunday ac­ tivities will Include a final aes•ko lasting until noon. It la the aim of the Plorida BPW to Achieve Through Action —With PereepUvo P l a n n i n g MeMn Fleischer, son at Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Fleischer of Sanford, goals which will bens fit all woa corporal at Camp LeJeune, N. Those Planning to attend from C. won the Marino Corpa golf championship than. It waa raporv the Hanford Club are: Mrs. Arolyn True, Mrs. Either Evans, ad yesterday. Fleiaehsr has boon prominent In and Mn. Myrtle Gradlek. military golfing rlrelea and haa played k many tournaments. Fltisch tr Wins Marina Corps Golf Crown Bronchitis May Ba Primary Causa O f Lung Cancer MADISON, WIs. m — Bronchi* tls, and not cigarette amoMag, may be the primary cause of hmg cancer, according t« a British eta* car specialist. Dr. R. P7V«ssey af tho Cheater Beatty Research Institute, London, made a special report to tho Uni­ versity o f Wisconsin Medical School “ Juat became a man dks o f lung cancer and alio tmnbad dur* lag bis Ufatime,” Paaay said, "It la not Justifiable to eall smoking tha primary causa." Passey said a study of British death certificates at the London Institute disclosed that tha Inci­ dence of hmg eaneer was twteo as high In England as ia tha Uni­ ted States. The long cancer death rate In Graat Britain Is SSI per million. Tha American rate Is 113, ha said. Bronchitis la a "likely candidate for tho role o f primary causa of lung cancer,” h* said, adding that thara la no relation between tha quantity of cigarettes smoked and tha auicaptlblllty to hmg cancer. BULL KILLS MAN MADRID, Spain « — A 44year-otd man who Jumped Into a bullfighting ring to show his valor has become tha fourth victim of tho sport this year In Spain. En­ rique Mondragon, who was badly gored at tho village of Vail Do Uso, died of hla Injuries Monday. Previously, two young Torvros were killed In the ring and an el­ derly attendant waa killed whan a bull Jumped tho fence Into tha nar­ row no-mana-land between tha stands and ring. Hospital Notes Peggy Murray (Sanford) Mattie Saimaa (Banford) Robert White (Baste!) Eleanor Gormloy (Seated) Colees Wiashlp (Sanford) Gertruda Fraapoo (DaBary) Mnailyn MaDankl (Banforl) f^wt« Perkins (Sanford) OCT. IS Kathrena Bellamy (Sanford) Dorothy Collk (Attenuate Springs) Florence Balsbaugh (Sanford; is as follow*: soloist, Mrs. Harry Ecbotberger accompanied by M n. C. B. Michael; “ Person end Con­ gregation” , Vail Robbtna and first grade parent*; gypsy dance. Doasna MeManua; old-fashlonod malepiano number played on ona piano by M n. Echclborgur and Mrs. Michael; musical skit, "Three Traas” , fourth grado parents. During Intarmisaion refreshmenu will be served and musk will be furnished by tha Stariightera. Tha second half of tha program will start with a skit, "School Daya,” second grado parents; har­ bor shop harmony, first grade fa­ thers; and win dost with tho "Dance Macabre’ ’, dance of death, put on by a groap of ilxth grade parents. Colored News Funeral Sunday For L. Blackshear ★ ★ ★ Adventists Will Hear W. M ozart Talk Saturday Walter L. Mstart. Orlando. Sabbath school and homo mission­ ary secretary of tho Florida Con­ ference o f Seventh-day Adventists, will be tho goeat ipeaker at tho Sanford Serenth-day Adruatlst church Saturday. Addnsslng tho U:00 A. M. service, Pastor Matsrt will dis­ cuss tho need for a m on eign esire missionary and walfan work right ia our own midst. Pastor Maiart directs th* homo missionary actlritks aa wall as tha Sabbath aebool program in the Serenth-day Adrentlat charehe* throughout Plorida. Hi* confer­ ence canaUts of 00 church** with i combined mcmbertklp o f otrar 3,000. Also scheduled for tho day's acUrltles under the direction of Pas­ tor Maxart win be a Sabbath |school rally at 3:30 P. M. and a '■pedal missionary service at 4:00 MAYOM SUED BALTIMORE (UPV-A.CotomMan promoter hao tons to court la his efforts to atags bullfights hers. 7 a lso Gonzales of Carta­ gena aimed Mayor Thomap D’ Aloaandro Jr. and eity tnaiurer John Obiaiar as defendants ia tho n it. Ho charges they acted illegally ia denying his petition to hold bull­ fights ia Baltlmon. Comer 1st and Sanford COLORED NEWS M n. Lucy Hurston, a resident of Sanford for about 50 yean, pawed away last Saturday at Tuacecgea, Ala while visiting her daughter Mrs. Wnii* Turk*. Funeral services will ba held Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at the Zion nope Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. A. W. Williams officiating. Interment will bo In the family plot at Sanford. WUson-Elchelberger Mortuary Is In charge of arrangements. Legal Notice pellllonsre, I*. U. Box It. Sanford. Florida. In that certain adoption rocaadlnx f.ndln* la tho Circuit ouft Math Judicial Circuit •( Flo­ rida. la tad for lemlnel* Counts, la akaneery, aa abbreviated tills af turn* M a s . la re: Oearp* v llarle and Julia tj. Marts, Patltlea.r. la Adoption of raul (ireaury Martinas, her.ln fell But or decree pro eoufe*. so will bo enured easiest yea. Wltn.se my band ted offtefet seel at Hanford, a.mlnel* County, H eride, this ITtM day of October, INT. O P. ItjERKDON Clerk of Ik* CtrraH Court llyi AM* J. Lned-iulet Deputy Ularfe Karlvtn Ifoaekolder Attorney for 1'UiattSI g P.U Idol ■anted I (■KALI ACRILAN coat* minium lined ere Just the perfect thing for the sugar n* apice set to wear to school and during the cool montha ahead . . . . 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Tew kitchrn May* eeoler, you save ow air conditioning—g t glister comfort from smaller unite al lower operating Mono, early this morning w en: AdUnc and Adidas, Inc., |1I0; Borah A John Kridcr, ISO; Mr. end Mrs. George Touhy, tSS; J CoL A Mre, Paul C. Cheaterion, f2S; Thrift Oil Co., >05 and Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair Whllo Sr. One of tho qnettloea bofatg oak* ed tho vohmteor oelicftors Is, "Just what agencies are partici. pstlng In tho United PandT” For P. M. A motion pictun, "Ann tho information of thoeo who may Fagaaaf’, which depicts tha mis­ haeo' failed to n od the Hat pub* many . ttmea, sion work o f Sovonth-day Advent* ilahed . „ hentoforo . . •n 1st. in tho Par Bast, wm bo shown foUowtag organkadons at T:30 P. M. i wUl bo tho recipknta o f tho an* Meeting with the Sanford group tidpated budget of >35,000: Boy Saturday will also bo tho mem* Scouts, Girl ScouU, Mental bars of7 tha DaLand Savanth-day H e a l t h Association, Salvation Adventist church aa weD aa any Army, Children’! Horn* Sodtty of tha public who may wish to Iof Florida, Red Crosa and Unit* attend. |ed Serves Organisation, (U 80). Mrs. Lucille H. Blackshear, 1010 Jessamine Ava. passed away auddenly Monday morning at Seminote Memorial HoapitaL M n. Blaekahaar was a number of Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church and served on Usher Board No. 3. Funeral aarvicou will ba held Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock at Allen Chapel A.M.E. Chureh with Rov. A. P. Poetell officiating. Intarmant will bo ia Rcatlawn Ceme­ tery. Wllaon-Elchelterger Mortuary la in charge of arrangements. yew sad peas. . . housekeeping ia aaeii tu '.hr (live To The UNITED FUND « **•# FA 2*2994 �Pearson: Turkish-Syria Plight N eed Not Go Into Shooting War OTTAWA OTTAWA (UP ( W —Nobel —Kotxl Peace f u e l leadership b is alae ala* a « possible future an neluaivn Interview with United | Answer —Th* Turileh-Syrien sit-1 K m r — Pesr of mutual dtrtrure j now would Uke to wot* out a deal i Validate, but on the eonlrarv to T u l — ,tw*,M _ nr* „i llanee WWW «V»iM wort wort more mere e!closely M a o winner Letter B. Petrxon Canadian not vPA rtertt such *.1 . 1lion — _— k.because a#of «vthe . ™ wmrary, to lianre Canadian Prime Prime Mini.ter.does Minister, does not m*s#. v* V. :-< -r.'ai tVe the lin such inter.! tntere .-.Ho-v_ uetioa — Jengrrous thoughIfItmmay wiclexr nf ____ soma" kind, on a purely ■'* dViVI ” ^ nV ' c “ : together, heBrroe world peace b "precsrl- heller* that the Turkish-Syria alt- Tbw g t m by Mm Jars h b ac­ b*—can only be eomparad b the weapona that wmild be mad in'all •Ion of powtr basis with the UnitTito’s recognition of Baal OareoalpM balanced, that Weetern nation tn the Near Bait need claim a week ato aa this year's Sots crisis If flgbttet actually out war. Precarious can be naed ed States. They have always been j Q .—Io jpnroplalon haa Sputnik weakened the Western Alliance? Is many may hava been Influenced practise haa autfered from Sput- break eat b a shooting war. winner el the Nobel Peace Price. breaks out. Thera b not the same aa a word to describe that kind attracted by that kind ef arrange­ Tito’ s trade deal with East Ger­ to tome extent by his feeling that rtlk, and that Rueab would like to Ne also b convinced that the Peareen Answers kind of bitter hostility that existed of balance and our objective must ment. many the first surface evidence of Western prestige has been low­ tpUt the Western Alliance by a present tense world situation The questions and Pearson's an­ between Israel and Egypt.be to find something more stable. Q. —What Is the effect of Sput­ a drop in Western prestige? ered. ■eparate diplomatic deal with the makes It all the more necessary swers follows: Q— Would you regard the world Q- —Do you believe Russian pol­ nik on the validity of the principle A. —It may have shaken It for Q —n»r« .Sputnik change gwy VnttM State* far tac nations In tha Western Alli­ Question — la (lie Turkuli-syrian peace balance aa precarious, or icy b aiming toward! a bi-lateral a moment. It was a very dramatic of the considerations governing tb* But the former Canadian Mini*-' ance to draw together more close­ situation more dangerous than was whtJL-Jther *di*r«i-a. dma iopmeatr ti m1id o r ah ■*i >liability ---------> ------— b A ........1 t.ue«l --------------1----1.) ui milling nr uf m admitting Wed Oil* Ur Of Bcteroaf Affaha. whu i i a ly- than geerr rim g m un-i reach met M ils? ’l/Tui if iivi *. >ta . with th* United StatMf U.N. Seem* Strengthened en It. Indeed, if we draw the right ra Into the United Nations? condMsl* for the Liberal Petty) Pearson expressed his views in |so in what wayl A. —Peace U still balanced on A.— I think that -th* Russians A.— It seems to me not- to In Sputnik,-the al-f -A.-*- 1 don't think , Weather Gene rally fair threegh Tuesday itcep* partly cloudy with widely » VOL. X L IX Established 1909 ^anfnrfc Sbralfc A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SANFORD, FLORIDA, N E W SP A P E R MONDAY, OCTOBER 21,1957 Shop and Save 9 United Press Leased Wire Demos Attack President In Rights Declaration WASHINGTON (UP) The pot-i Tb* declaration Indicated that ory council nnd released today by and Camille F. Gravel Jr. ef Lou­ Icy-maklng voice of the Demo- the national party organisation Is the national committee. isiana,endorsed It. UtUe Rock Blame A lone dissent was registered by ■« '• *"h The slatmcni charged, "The a southern member, Mrs. Benja­ .failure of president KUenhow** tn President Eisenhower and called ,u ,oulhcrn members, for prompt enforcement of the The statement was adopted min B. KveretYof North Carolina? take an early and Arm position rights bill and the federal Constl- Sunday at the close of a two-day Two other southern memhere. for observance of the provisions tutioo. 1 I meeting of the Democratic advis­ Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee ef the Constitution and lavra of the United States has been substan­ tially responsible for the trouble at Uttle Rock." II railed on Elsenhower, “ with­ out further delay," to crMle the eivil rights Inveitlgation commis­ sion and to appoint the new assist­ ant attorney general for civil rights which were provided In the right* bill. "Six weeks have elapsed since One ef the foremost and most Representatives of the engineer­ the act was signed by the Presi­ Important projects of the last flea ing firm will be In Sanford, tonight dent, yet the commission hat not been named, nor has appointment decades will come before the to explain the report to commis­ been made of the additional as­ Board of Sanford City Commis­ sioners tonight when the engin­ sioners and maka public Ita find­ sistant attorney general, who la to Insist |on enforcement," the eers firm of Gee and Jenson of ings over the past 130 days. West Palm Beach present* a feaiit is expected that the firm will statement said. Ibility report on the proposed docks give "the green light" to the City “The President hae made many and terminals. other Important interim appoint­ ef Sanford to go ahead with plana ments. There la no good reason Cited as the "one project" that can be responsible for Sanford and for the waterfront facility that why he should await the next eesSeminole County's growth snd ex­ will bring countless millions of lion of Congress before proceed­ ’ CAPE CANAVERAL (0?— The pansion, the docks and term Insis dollars to Sanford through Indus­ ing to organise the commission." get firing of the Vanguard mis- has been an issue on several oc­ White House Press Secretary try Channels at well ae cause an j tile, the rocket which will carry casions. James C. Higcrty said last week avqjsnche of warehouse facilities that the appointments would ba en Amarlean satellite spacewardi in tha area. made soon—before—Congress reIn the spring, was delayed today, Other items to come before the convenes. Apparently because sf * brisk Board of Commissioners tonight ta northeasterly wind which whpped a proposal to place terrauo floors the ‘ guided missile test tenter In the Sanford Civic Center at ad here. ditlonal cost. Architect John Bur­ Winds np to S3 ratles an hour ton IV will be on hand to explain blew off the coast during the earThe Seminole County School the addition to the specifications. ly morning hours and because Food Service Association will A proposed public hearing set ■dentists wanted “ near perfect" meet tonight In Lake Monroe by commissioners for Nov, 4 will An Invitation has been extended conditions for the lest, specula- School Lunchroom at 7:30. be discussed by commissioner* to­ Btlon was that the teit might not The theme for this year Is night at the special meeting rela­ tn everyone to ettend the first k* held at all today. School Lunch—Community Rela­ tive to changing the date to Nov "Cub-O-Ree" to he presented by the Cub Scouts of the St Johns There were no patrol boats or tions. Mrs. Lucille Fesler, presi­ tl. River District In Central Florida. "danger" signals which usually dent, will present the yearbook Alio np for discussion will he a signify a missile launching. Nor­ which includes the plans for this Jim Hay, Cubmaiter of Pack recommendation f o r rezoning mally, prior to any launching, a school year. 343, said that the "Cub-ORee" brought before the commissioners red "danger'? ball is hoisted from R. T. Milwee, Superintendent by the Zoning and Planning Com­ will be held at the Sanford Farm­ ers Auction Market on 17-93 Nov. a 90-foot pale to ward off boats of Public Instruction will talk to mission. In the area. 3 at 3 p. m. the lunchroom workers concerning The test of the slender, T2-foot the forccomlng Bond Election on He said "Bring all the kids In rocket, without the "moon" in Its Nov. 19. He will Indicate to them the neighborhood to see the show .nose, had been expected in the the schools at which new lunch­ ■nd cheer your favorite Cub In pre-dawn hours today. On Frtdiy, room facilities will be provided all kinds of games and contests tha original day set for the space­ with proceeds received from the for Cub Pack honors." ward thrust, firing was also can­ sale of bonds. The superintendent Information will be avalleble celed either for weather or tech­ will also discus* whst effect ade­ there, Hay said, to everyone In­ nical reaions. quate lunchroom facilities will terested In becoming a Cub Scout. have on a school program, and Admission Is free and refresh­ Improve the health of school child­ ments will be available on the ren. grounds, he slid. Feasibility Report To Be Given Tonight On Project De Bary Residents Urged To Put Up House Numbers A member nf the DeBary Plan­ ning Board has called attention to a situation that should be a matter of concern for all DrBary resi­ PLEDGE CARIlH ARE DlSTIIIItUTEIl by Dick Alkea. president of the 8*mlm»le Matual Concert dents, said W. B. Clark, chairman Association at a kick-off coffee held this morning at Mrs. Appleby's restaurant. Attending the cof­ of the Publicity Committee of the fee and shown In the picture are: (left tn rlsht) Mo- John Fletcher and daughter, Mrs. R. r. Cooper, Mrs. J. F. Rossi, kirn. Olan Boutwell, Philip Mars. Aiken, Mrs. George Touhy and Frances RoumUlat beard, * (Staff Photo) A hcru house numbering system was i t . devised and put Into usa some time ago and numbers were alInted for all structures In DcBary. While some residents were slow to put up their hous* numbers, most of them did, but there are still quite a few unnumbered hiniscs, he said. Condition! of the two youngstera the accident waa reported by phone The Officer In charge of con­ The DeBsry Volunteer Fire De­ partment his done a fine and ef- struction at the Sanford Naval Air struck while creasing French Ave. to pollen headquarter!. Constable J. Q. "Slim" OaDoflcent job of (Ire fighting when­ Station has called for sealed bids, at 18th St. Thursday evening were ever called upon. Several times, In triplicate, for the "repair and reported Improving this morning. way, who wa* at Seminole High however, they have been handi­ rehabilitation of various parking Orange Memorial Hospital at­ School attending a quartet recital capped by delay in locating a fire areas within the operations area taches said this morning that Ron­ sponsored by a high school organi­ due to insufficient or Inaccurate of the Sanford Naval Air Station." nie Whitten's condition la "good" zation, said the report waa phoned description of the Iocs-an. In The hid*, said LCDn D. P. Cun­ some cases this has bmp reused ning, Officer in Charge of Con­ and reported tke condition of Or­ In to the Sanford Police Depart­ ment as quickly a* the alarm waa ‘ by having no bouse number to struction, will be received until 1 ville Barks Jr, as"falrly good.” designate the house and the per­ p. m. 4 Nov., 1937 In his office The two 13-year-old boys were sounded. ' son sending In the alarm has hid at NAS Sanford. hit, according to records at tha Captain Arnold Williams, who • to describe the location as "on the Sanford Police Department, Specifications and other tdddlng Investigated the aecldaot for the X Street shout a quarter mile from shortly before 7:33 p. m. the time Sanford Pollca Department, said John Smith's and you know where data and Information may be ob­ tained or examined on application he lives." that the two boya were apparent­ ta the Officer In eharge of Con­ When the firemen have to slop st ruction. ly hit by a motorist 19 feet from and Inquire along the way, fur the the west side of French Ave, The work description I* "to pro­ location of the fire, it makea a vide the neceseary labor, tools, The two boys had riddan ! mo­ delay that could be costly. A Biby-Tend* I* needed at the equipment and material to prime tor scooter owned by Orville Barks DeBary also has a resident am­ with a bituminous sealer and Seminole Memorial Hospital for bulance service an.l In emergen­ place an "asphalt cimrrete sur­ one of the nursery patient*, who Jr. to the High School nnd hsd cies n person's life might depend face course" on approximately must sit up under an oxygen tent. parked the vehicle in the school on the prompt arrival of thq am­ ,W> square yards of existing lime- Those having one to loan are ask­ parking tot before tha accident bulance and It* oxygen. This is rock base course. In addition, a ed to call Dr. Gordon Stanley’ s occurred. another reason for all houses to bituminous seal coat will be ap- office at FA 2 8333. Dr. Stanley Orville Barks Jr. Is the aon el be numbered, said Clark. will pick It up. (Continued on Pag* 10) Dr. and Mrs. Orville Barks and Then also there have been many Ronnie Whitten la the son of Mr. Instances of pcoplo driving into and Mrs. Claude Whitten. Deliary looking fur friends and Whitten, It waa reported, appar­ they have had difficulty In finding ently saw the vehicle coming to­ an unnumbered bouse. ward him and had leaped Into the All resident* of DeBary who' air to land on the hood and fend­ have not put on their house num-1 er of the automobile. He waa bers are urged to do so. Numbers' thrown off the car 33 feet from the assigned to each lot In DeBary | erect a building that might be scene of the Impact. Members of the Campbell Low­ are available at the Chamber of < Barka waa thrown to the pave­ Commerce, Clark said In hi* re-1 ing Post 33 American legion will used year-round fur dancei, baadiscuss the decision of the Legion ketbslt, wrestling, end varloui ment at the point of Impact. Both leas*. of the boy* were 13-year-olds. Fair Association "to hold no fair other activities, the Post will be this year." After emergency treatment at Two accidents occurred over the According to the (oral American better off financially." Seminole Memorial Hospital, the W week-end involving three automo­ Plans will also be discussed at two youngsters were taken to Or­ Legion Post's twice-monthly edi­ bile*. However, no details were tonight'a meeting relative to dis­ ange Memorial Hospital. tion of "Post (33) Scripts" It was By UNITED PRESS tha Due so far, and that the Aslan broke out In the United State*. available on either of the two ac­ decided that due to the large ex­ posing of the present Legion Hut The death toll from flu and Its The ailment hit hardest in New virus has appeared In all section* Investigating tha accident with cidents. penditure of time an>l money that and _ground*, and tacorporstinjt Ca(iWl|J Arno|(t w mUm«, were Florida Highway Pitrot repre­ complications climbed beyond the York with 34 deaths, followed by of the nation. the Legion Hall in the new buildwould be necessary In order to get Constable J. Q. "Slim" Galloway, Death Toll Mounts sentatives covered and Investigat­ ' 200 mark and health officials Pennsylvania with 37, Lo*l*iana Member* of the Sanford Klwanls |the grounds In »ha|ie, and there ( lug. ed the accidents: one in the vi- stepped up their campaign to Inoe- 21 and California 20. Other states reporting flu deaths Cbft will have an opportunity tnjnot being time enough to get a | Post Commander Lynn Lyon Patrolman Ulan Garrett of the Florida Highway Patrol and Paclnity of Wagner where in auto- ulale the public against the dltIn ell. 18 states have reported were Michigan IT, lllhols in, hesr R T. Milwee. Superintendent Fair Building erected, snd slso I urges all members to attend t o trolman Cart Dodson of the San­ mobile went out of control. the ea«e, flu fatalities, many of them occur­ ford Police Department. other near Lake Monroe Bridge A United Press tally showed 303 ring In the past week. Tha Na Ohio, U(ah and Wisconsin 7 each. of Public Infraction for Seminole ( the fact that Highway 17 92 might night's meeting Ibe meeting will be preceded, •«* Oklahoma. Ore- County, give a complete rundown I not be completed, no fair will he when two ears went off the road deaths directly or Indirectly lion.) Health Service In Washing-1,#« 1 at 7 o'clock, with a chicken sup­ — Into the water and were abandon- caused by the flu since last sum- ton reported more then 1.300,000 f 00 and Indiana 1 eaeh. T7>e Ter- on the necessity for the 2U million ! held this year." per. The business meeting Is ex t ? ed. 1mer when the Asian virus first persons have been stricken with rltory of Hawaii recorded 9 deathj school bond Issue which will he | The article said "The building and the Diatrict of Colombia 1. presented to the cltixens of Semi committee, along with the Fair1iwcted to get underway at 8 r**g! Association, believe that if we can : o'clock. Lethal outbreaks of (he flu con­ note County on Nov. 19. tinued in schools for the mentally retarded In PennsyNanla and Il­ linois. Funeral services for Mr. Sam A 4-year-old girl became the K. Miller, 31, Orlando who died ninth flu victim at the l'ennhurit Saturday morning In an Orlando State School at Spring City, Pi. hospital were held this afternoon The girl died Saturday night. at 3:30 at the Fairchild Funeral School officials at rennhursl Hume chapel with Rev James said 180 persons, Including 70 at­ Berry officiating tendants, were bedded down with Interment was In the Woodlawn the flu, with three patients un the Memorial Park and Cemtery. critical list. Mr. Miller was born in Madiscm Many llospltallird ***»«•- •toel *H«qAfigwf #«. #WtjJ«tet-w * Ut years ago. He was a sheet metal for the Mentally Retarded, where worker for the B. B. MeCurnrick seven person* have died from the Co. Mr. Miller was formerlv em­ flu, officfals reported 1,147 bed pa­ ployed in Sanford by the Evana tients, none of them In critical Roofing and Sheet Metal Co. H* condition. The outbreak was con­ wa* a member of th* Woodmen firmed as Asian Flu, and Inocula­ of the World. tion* were administered at the Survivors inctude three son* •chool during the weekend by James Ellis Miller and Dougla* teams of physicians. Brock* Miller, Galnrtvilie and A University of Chicago labora­ Perry Bradley Miller, U. 8. Army tory disclosed that Aslan Flu virus I stationed In New Mexico; three has been feund In Infants. The ____________________________________ __ . ____________________ laboratory said the Aslan strain; RKHHAJUTI AWARDS— Winners of Florida Fruit Jk Veeglable Association (937 Research Awards, brothers, James R. Mill**, Macon, was found In tests on 18 babies, honored for outstanding contribution* io the vegetable snd sub-tropical fruit Industrie* of Florida Ga., Carl I. Miller. Orlando, and the vounxeat six weeks old i >'i (left to right): Dr. J. M. Walter, Plant Paihuliiglot, Gulf Coast Esurrlmenlal Station, Hradcut-m; ! A. It. Miller, Orange. Calif.: tv* Health official* u roed tha ,„h . Dr. R. V. Allison, Fiber Technologist. Everglades F.xperiment Station, llelle Glade: l)r. J. It. slaters, Mr*. R. L. Leggstt. Ort.-1,* v f j l i **•!» W ttrtatl*. Nfcatalog 1st, lo lv e r.it, of Florida. Gainesville: Dr. J. Wayne Kell*. President „t the lit? to take advantage of Asian Flu Calverslty of Florida, Gainesville who presented the award* on behalf of the I-lurid a Fruit A Vega- ’ ange, Calif, and Mr*. D. U. Hare TEAM CAPTAINS REPORT last Friday moralog at a roffe, held al Mrs. Appleby’* ReslaersnL Each Inoculations as a precaution i uhle Association; f)r. R. W. Ruprerht, Vice- Director in rharge, Central Florid* Experiment dt I ret!. Lock hard; and on* erendteam captain let it be known exactly bow much ks* been raised In lb* current Called Fund Appeal |child. ............... ■ *----‘'* l — —*■ -w-i—■ — i-tsolo) (Staff Photo) > against tb* disease. | campaign. Harold Kaatner ((bird from left) 1* general chairman. sToday's Vanguard Missile Firing improving Delayed By Wind M ilweeTo Speak A t Food Service Assn. Meeting Local Residents Invited To Attend First ‘Cub-O-Ree’ Hospital Needs Baby-Tenda Legion Will Not Hold Fair This Year Additional Local News 2 Wrecks Told Over Weekend On Page 10 Flu Death Toll Over 2 0 0 Mark Kiwanians Will Hear Milwee Talk At Luncheon Meet Funeral Services For Sam Miller Are Held Today .?*« *• � 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, October 17, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 17, 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>, October 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/434e4e5edf06b1344dae58e0b5b91740.pdf f39cee9495851a031276e679db4326d5 PDF Text Text I . «- ■* ’ -Pa ■ jV m m oa mm M SAVe 7AUUNC H vXJ SA V- MOR Quantity Rights Reserved STAM PS Canadian Ace DB7EK8 HSW OOTHDHHWT DECMIOS— Farmer •mltr aad Parelga MWilw Antoine Ptaif (Hrtt) tolta Da U Cmrttffc. rtc* Mntfni af Use MM«rt(lc Partr. 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Veteran* be aura and act now while you can take advantage of your V.A. financing. Y C a rto n lo<»atoes ’* * r e £ £ ^ 'S MEATS wiih • DEPUTATI ON '•h'-ne PA FAItVtLLA-Okl 7 m e t ( " lU �Moscow Radio Says U. By W A L T E R LOGAN United Press S taff C om spand«n t M oirow Radio la id today the United Statai Sixth Fleet v n n e t t in g "n o t fa r from S jT ii’ i R o n i " and that U. 3 . and British warships were en route to Israel. . It w as the latest o f a series o( Soviet statements that hare aroused fears In Western nations that Russia might stumble over its own propaganda and touch o f f World W a r IIL In Cairo the government • eon* trolled Middle East News Agency reported from Damascus that Syria's arm y had been placed in a state o f em ergency because of the threat from Turkey. It said all Syrian army leaves S cloudy to o ce a tlo u n y with scattered abowers. » VOL. XLIX Established 1009 Kiwanians To Help S a lv a tio n A rm y Plan New Building The Sanford Klwanlt Club will meeting late last week. Lt. M arcella Reynolds, officer assist the Salvation Arm y in the in charge of the local Salvation planning and location o f a new Arm y, told the Board o f Advisors building. at its meeting that “ the biggest rvlng Pryor, chairman o f the need now is fo r a new building to *»nls Club’ s Support » f Chuv. take care o f our growing church ■- — cbes Committee presented theattendance." « proposal to hi* group for appro­ val. The Board o f D irectors o f the local Kiwanit Club group approv­ ed the action a t the committee British Warships EnrouteTo ter Andrei G rom yko In the United Nations that the Mid East was clove to war. There was no immediata U. S. reaction to Grom yko's harsh state* manta in the United Nations, but Dulles already had w a n e d that Soviet intervention In any Tureo* Syrian action would bring U. S. retaliation against the Soviet Un­ ion itself. The U. N. Steering Committee retaliation against the Soviet Union meanwhile was expected *" meet today o r tom orrow to consider Syria's request fo r an investiga­ tion o f Turkish troop concentra­ tions. The United State* backed the move but was expected in ask that troop concentratin'1.. In Syria and Russia also be studied. The latest Soviet blast over N osU . 8. Navy N ear Syria The latest Soviet blast over MosRadlo against -the United States was beamed to N o r t h Am erica. It laid "fo r e ig n troops were being concentrated on Sy­ ria's boundaries tnd not far from Syria's shores ships o f the United States Sixth Fleet are gathering?" In her quarterly report, Lt. Reynolds, pointed out that already this year r we have far exceeded last year's accomplishments and there are still three months left to go and our biggest work ahead." She pointed out that attendance at church services on Sunday mornings Is growing at such a rate that room 1* not sufficient to take care o f them. Ralph A . Smith, chairman o f the Board o f Advisors, tnd Irving Pryor, a member o f the board, agreed to tgk* the proposal to the Sanford Kiwanit Club for possible assistance in the project. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1957 (tala la Istanbul said they It also broadcast an editorial In eomtd V. S. assurance! k wtil tha official Soviet government stand by Turkey in rasa af i newspaper Irvejtia describing at by Syria or Russia. Officials said "hypoer'itleaT a British Foreign tha Foreign Ministry had begun Office statement o f Tuesday say* dosed doer consideration of a ing there w as no threat agaiaat “ n r * Dm of conduct" an strained Syria. relations wkh Syria. Turkey remained eatm and e ffl- Sftre §§>mxtorb S m tld W e a th e r artly tlondy were cancelled and that lb * army distributed arms am ong civilian popular resistance units a t Aleppo and other points vn northern Syria. Verge « r W ar W a n in g T h e n w e n no confirmations of the agency reports which followed a aeries o f stern statements by Syria and the Soviet Unlop and a warning by Soviet Foreign Minis­ Sv Shop and Save In Sanford 9 United Press Leased Wire NO. US Women In Spotlight Today 1 In Capital; 1 In Sanford Lions Club Benefit Variety Show Will Feature 13 Acts Mrs. A. Willink W ill t * S 7 S S Queen Gets Red Carpet Seek Commission Seat Night At church W elcome In Capital Sanford's first woman ean d l-t' Mr*, Willink emphasised that ' The next rehearsal o f the Mato Rv Mr*. Raymond M "»Hi WASHINGTON «J* — Britain's ■and* at Washington National , _ , . , Chorus »1IU In proce** of organldate fo r the Board of Sanford she Is in favor of improvements 7, tlon wi)| br h«Id M ondiy night raptivitalng Queen Elisabeth II Airport. CASSELBERRY — The .econd C ity Commissioners qualified f The President waa there te the city such as the sewer „t S o'clock in theclas* room o f awept Into the nation's capital to­ annual C asselbvry Lions d u b be­ yesterday at the City H ill and and voted to lend the club's sup­ greet b tr and her husband. Prince system and street program. the Men's Bible Class o f the First nefit Variety Show consisting of officially entered the port toward achieving the propos­ day to one of the biggest, fan­ race In Philip, and te escort them to the “ And I think the Capital Im- Methodist Church, It was annnunced project. thirteen star • studded acta is Group 2. ciest red carpet welcomes evar White House along the crowded, proveinent Program was a wise r(* by Harry M. W eir, dinew building to be used as a Mrs. Alice W. Willink who ready foi* opening on schedule extended a distinguished visitor. flag-decked streets to start a ov e," .he said. ! " £ < • o f the group, lodge and meeting place as well at Nov. T, at 8 p.m. producer-direc­ says " I think a woman’ s opinion u -k. , . . . , Thrre is still a need for several Hundred* of thousands, includ­ ceremony-packed four-day state fu r offices and other Salvation A r­ « "*'<* * " “ * .■ w,0tr,n * -Iral tenor. and also for a few ing President Eisenhower, greet­ visit. tor Joe Welmer said yesterday, is of good value on the Board of m y activities was proposed by the -.fit on on Hie board of cum- . ccon(| | „ „ r] |„ or(ler , 0 rffe ct Commissioner*" applied to quali­ Mrs. Elsenhower wailed a t the th e performance will be staged organization's Advisory Board fy about 11: GO Wednesday. How­ ins 11oners Sirs. Willink com- the- balance required. "There are ed her. White House to give them a per­ In the new Lyman School auditor­ ever, a t the time, the deadline inented. A woman on the com- f0 m ln y qualified singers tn SanThe 31-y e a r - o l d sovereign, sonal welcome on the "fr o n tium. W elm er and his aulsU nt, C. for qualifying hid been set n mission should present no pro- ford and vicinity that it s;em s seemingly tireless In the fare of porch"— the north portico. K. <Bud) Fliher, comprise the b o'clock Tuesday which left two blem because all nf the eommls- ,1 shame that only about 20 men unending ceremony, s t e p p e d Fly From Virginia loners are working for the same turn out for the practices," Weir from Elsenhower's p e r s o n a l While a band played "G od tram which staged such a suc­ candidates unopposed. Pryor today said “ this is a plane amid the cheer* o f thou- Have tbe Queen" and “ The Star Through the efforts o f Dir­ thing— the growth project that the Support of Chur­ cessful show last year. Spangled Banner", cannons boom­ ector o f Finance 1L N . Sayer and Tickets will soon go on sale at ches Committee can take an a c ­ ed a solemn 21-gun salute aa the Asa’ l Director Henry Tamm, the " W e are expecting our fourth tive intereil in and provide a place ftfty-cents each or, a book of City Attorney, William C. Hut­ royal coupl# stepped to tit* re­ style for the m*nuf»eturlng of for people to go lo church as well twelve for $3.00. All net proceeds chison Jr. was contacted for an newing stand. a , a place that will pro­ bathing suits in immediately with The couple flew here aboard are ear marked for the Lions opinion "a * to whrn th« deadline three other styles within the next vide both material and spiritual sight conservation tand welfare fo r qualifying should be s e t." the presidential plane Columbine assistance." few days,'' Joel Aberbach, gen­ projects. The club's program pro­ .III from Patrick Henry A irport Hutchison called the State's Plans now call for an addition­ vides fund* for .eya-glixies, eye eral manager o f Brookfield Mills, user Newport New a, Va., after Attorney General for an opinion al meeting of the Salvation ArIn c. said this morning. examinations for needy children and the deadline wag act at 8 a whirlwind lour of tho historic my’ a Board of Advisors to lay Our operators will be sewing and medical care for approved o'clock Wednesday. 1curly British ealtlamenta at f i g { “Jamestown Jr fiv e or six different styles of additional plans to further the welfare cases over a large portion and Williamsburg. Mrs. WUllnk, mother o f three bathing suits at the beginning of proposed project. It is expected of S. W . Seminole County. The weather both there and boys, said "1 want In have a that the Kiwanis Club group will 0 x t week,*' he said. sere w as. overcast, and brief Advance ticket sales conducted meet with the Salvation Army pari in the growth of Sanford so Aberbach explained (hat he has ... i 'early-m orning-showers waited tho Board In order lo complete all by members of Lyman School band that nay. tto'se. b o y , can ramakq. - fisg-bedteked streets of Washingon hand now material for about will benefit the band ftmd. R oy naceaaary. details t o .b e g in the So many boy# base to 1,000 suits ready to b« *cwed. Scouts of troop 341, aponaored by . ‘ study fo r• the m ove. Sanfurd for there are no The parade route from the airthe club will assist the Lions in Operation o f tha new plant In opportunities to keep them here. port took them along tho Poto­ advance ticket satrs. Sanford Is picking up rapldW and “ Not only fo r my hays," said mac, d ose by the pentagon, abefore long "w e will be in full tVrimrr, who produced thr Mrs. Willink, "b u t fo r others cross the memorial bridge to the ■wing.” clubs' first annual variety show too” . Lincoln Memorial, along Con­ last year, in conjunction with " I am always looking for g<v»d The first woman candidate stitution Avenue to 12th Street, operators," he said, “ as produc­ Tho Sanford Fire Department Sanford Lions said, "th is year’ s for the board of com m inioncrs 4 thence along Pennsylvania A ve­ tion Increases." answered a house fire alarm yes­ performance will excell by far the tives at "100 Elm Ave. "I have t nue, doubling bask to th« White fine show o f last year.” terday afternoon at 4:3a p m. plenty of lime to devote to thr J House. Lamp posts all along tha An array* of professional and Blight damage t0 the kitchen o f duties of acom m issioner," jlia ! way bora flan* o f all tha semi-professional entertainers, a fram e dwelling at 413 E'. 8th St. ■aid. “ Now that my boys are monwealth nations. tap dancer*, toe tap was reported. Cause o f the fire featuring getting nn up in school they was attributed to a defective flue. artists, specialty acts, vocalists. don't need the attention a , they Cnnlrihutionv to the United Tho dwelling was occupied by Instrumentalists and rock 'n roll Fund campaign climbed to about M. L. Holloman and owned by Mlsa exponents offer a well balanced did when they were sm all." Her CANDIDATE FDR THE BOARD o f Sanford rity Commissioners! Mrs. AUre W. Willink pwaes with richly to, Mr#. Mrs. Willink, Dickie, Dlrkle, -4. and ami Stanley IS. 15. Mr*. Mrs. Willink suail-. Sl.nno today following reports re­ Jeanette Lalng. l eeft f t ‘to q .rieh l) Hobble 10, variety billing W elm er said. Au­ sons are Stanley, 15, a Seminole her thrre son*. ((L High School student and twin fled yesterday *1 the office of n . N. Bayer, Directur o f Finance for tha City o f Sanford. ceived aince yesterday's release. ditions were held during the past A n iw ering the alarm wai Chief (S ta ff Photo) boys Bobbie and Dickie, 10, who Mr*. Eloise R. Holm es, U . d W Campaign Treasurer Roy Mann Mack N. Cleveland Sr., Lt. G. M. two weeks and the talent select* Tuesday night at 8:90 at Seminal* reported tbe following pledges Harriett, B, H. Giles. C. P. Ben­ cd Is capable o f presenting a v ar­ attend Pinecrest SchooL "I have followed the City Memorial Hospital follow ing an «*• iety of entertainment that will tje and subscriptions: Sanford At- nett ami E. F. Rruoklyn. tended Illness. pleasing in every respect, accord­ Commission fo r many years in Hc National Bank. $300; PatMrs. Holmes w*a born Fab. M, the papers," said Mr*. Willink ing to the producer. k Fruit Corporation, $100; ISM In Brooklyn, N. Y . and eama * and have taken an active interAm erican National Growera, $100; Harrington, the famed magician WASHINGTON (U P )— A Repub­ House W a n and Means Com m it­ For Information On R. J . Bauman, $«n; Roy F. Mann, and star o f the movie, "This Is eit In and voted on every istu# lican congressional leader said to­ ter, whieh Initiates all tax legisla­ Russia's satellite elrellng Hie earth to Sanford two yeara age from Long Island, N. Y . to make her that has tom e u p." $00; Bruce G. Paddock, $33: Har­ the nation must regard It* military A rm y", will open this years ex­ CIRCULATION day taxes must be reduced next tion. home. She resided at 14M Magnolia Mr*. WilUnk stated that ‘T ry F. Cushing. $:3; R. W. Deane. travaganza with a half-hour of strength as a matter o f far greater year despite additional defense HU auertion that a lax cut is Ave. In the $23; Mrs. Ralph P.ay, $35; Mrs. PH. FA 2-2C11 importance than tho ‘ ‘ understand mystery and fur.. Harrington spent am vitally interested ■pending which he said apparently “ mandatory" next year came less She Is survived far bar hntoand Lois Housholder, $23; and E. M. 17 month* overseas with various docks and terminal* project," will he necessary. than ta hours after Vine Presi­ able desire" for tax relief. Frank E. Holme*. and immediately added *‘ I Jtupa or after 6:30 p.m. Swalm, $23. Simpson expressed his viewa In USO entertainers and received The assertion ram* from Rep dent Richard M. Nixon threw cold Mrs. Holmes waa a m em ber e f high praise and personal com m en­ the feasibility report will con­ Richard M. Simpson (P a .), a high water on hope* for early lax relief, a speech prepared for the annual Goal for the October United AH Souls Cstholle Church. PH. FA 20973 dation from President Eisenhower firm the practicality of Hit much ranking minority member o f the Fund Appeal has been tel at $33,Nixon said Monday that with meeting of the Illinois Stale Cham­ The Rosary will be recited at ber of Com m erce In Chicago. A for his work. needed facilities." the Gramkow Funeral Home chap­ summary o f his remarks was reel. Funeral M*«a win be held to­ teased here in advance. morrow morning at 9:30 at AH "W e can and must cut taxes Bouli Catholic Chureh with Rav. despite additional spending thst Fr. Richard Lynns officiating. will apparently be necessary tn Interment will be tn AU Soula the Defense Departm ent," Simp­ S ecretary at the Embassy, also second satellite within tbe n e x t. Spoke Tn Students WASHINGTON (U P)— A Soviet Catholic Cemetery. son said. Em bassy official here claims that said tin- Russian space satellite Is three weeks. It is expected to be 1 Oustlnov cited Russia's satidlite Member* o f the Holy Name So­ Any txmst in defense spending success as one of several exam ­ ciety will serve aa pallbearer*. Russia's intercontinental ballistic not sending coded messages as it even larger than the present 181-, ples of Soviet scientific advances With the present luhscriplton* t o jly every ease where the true pur- can be offset by reduced apendlng pound Sputnik, according to In­ missile is capabla o f hitting target circles the earth. at nearby College Park. Md. the United Fund exceeding $8,000 pose of the donation was explained, on other federal agencies not It was reported meanwhile that formed foreign diplomatic offi"e x a c tly ." He listed one o f these aa the Harold Kastner, campaign chair- [ Hie giver generously decided that linked with the drfen«e effort, he ^ A lex a n d er T . Oustlnov, First the Sovirts probably will launch a ciali said and this would prevent any Soviet ICBM which he said "has a man, complimented the workers mure could be given, very long range, exactly hitting on for the fine job they are doing. | Kastner said that at the work- overall Increase In spending. The Ways and Means Commit­ target." The genial produce broker said ers* report meeting tomorrow Secretary o f State John Foster that business men and housewives morning at A ppleby's restaurant tee will atari tax hearing* Jan. 1, Dull** said yesterday Russia ha* could be very helpful If they would he hoped to hear figure* Indicat­ he said, and he will “ in sist' thst been working on ballistic missiles be ready to act whrn the United ing that at least half the $33,000 a major tax reduction be con­ sidered a t the hearings. for some * time and “ probably Fund worker calls. He said that in goal had been achieved. have some advance ewer u*’ ’ in t<« many rases the solicitors were that field <if "poten tial" military being asked to "com * back later." activity. Kastner pointed out that the per­ The Soviet diplomat said the sona making the calls were doing present Red moon is equipped a public service In taking time "There are five ways the State with uniy two radio transmitters. “ Football today l* grown up at cd since that Ume. from their own business or inter­ He said Soviet scientists can gath­ FSU—or at least la in It* pro ests in order t « make the calls awl . . . . . . n er information from the sig n a ls1their time could be used to best per perspective.* Jack McGraw student* and faculty Is rcsponsl transmitted only by their charac­ advantage tf they did not have to o f the FSU Alumni Association ble for what we have done up to University." McGrow pointed out. « m bring tup student* to the ter, such ss the interval between commented and f<|(J „ brln f m m ty ,0 make call-backs. Consideration of j told the Sanford Kiwanis C lu b 'today. McGraw signals and their strength. I added "They have the willingness these people's lime would surely he |yesterday. slate, attract more non-state re­ 33 III Have Special Equipment annreriated. he added. "The *ca<l*mlc side Is grown to stick to on* another— stick to search fund* ami will improve tie saut one or twu imiie n o T our acience teaching. It win auo The campaign chairman said that up too, he stated as he spose on |me jou. earth satellites will be launched "T od ay, nuclear research I* no offer opportunity for real re­ with a Navy payday rolling by, “ The last ten year* at Florida during the International Geophys­ longer a luxury—it is a necessity.” search in a new field and attract State University." ical Y ea r— whirh ends Dec 3t, it wax felt that th* contributions McGriw gave the Kiwania Club McGraw emphasised. “ We must technical Industries to tha ilate. 19.38. The** will be equipped, Out . at NAS would fiv e a hig boost to “ Nuclear research i* na longer at its noon luncheon meeting a have the training on the college Ilnov said, with special apparatus *hp United Fund thermometer at word picture of the school between level,” he said as he spoke on the a thrill," McGraw said. *'ae eith­ “ to measure the force o f the H r , t St. and Park Ave. nuclear research program being er teach it or fall behind." pushing of m icroscopic particle* j A review o f some of the cards 1910 and 1937. Instated at Florida State Univer­ McGraw concluded “ Our pro­ He paid tribute to the s-bonl's against It* surface" ami inilru- turned in, revelled that tom e xubblems are the same a t those at ments (n reflect the influence o f scriptlons wef* evidently not made president when he said " I f it sity. McGraw told Kiwanis Club mem­ Stetson. University o f Florida, Dr. Doak S. x-rays o f the sun." with the thought in mind that tha had not been for we would ber* Ut»t an "a tom sm asher," the University o f Tam pa. Miami Uni­ The Russian! already have said gift was for seven, not one; char- Campbell'* foresight officia ry their second satellite will ity groups and wa« for an entire not be aa progressive a* we arc third In existence, la being built versity — problems that (money at FSU. FSU will be charged with will cu re." l>c a more complete iclcntiflc ve- year. Some contribution! have today.” MATRON FIVE 1V A II-3) sent 2 A3D crews to K ej West In aa aerial mine lay Ing operation. Ih D McGraw waa introduced by Thr first Doctors Decree was a- the b a iic ;esearch and the Univer­ h!c!s thsn th l' CC*l"lf7,S J linf^r • Hnllifj ami h* marked thr first time an A.1D Ha% mined In toe Atlantic Heel. t U lo K.) N. Goodreau A l l , Lt. II. brandies. progisu) warded In 1132 he said, and added sity of Florida will be charged "Chuck" Instrumented moon • ihot, n w *d that every penny w as snpreciatK enned), Ena. t . Austin, E. tenwick A 0 2 , Lt. ( j g ) L). Ortaunn and R. Blevrner A M M . chair man tor tha day. Jad. But be addsd that to practical- i that thsre have been 147 award- with applied rsacarch, be said. m (O fficial U. A- Na<f Photo) ; scheduled for nsxt March. Manufacturer Expects Fourth Style Soon Station Answers House Fire Alarm United Fund Drive Donations Climb Mrs. E. Holmes Dies Tuesday % ! Sputnik Capable Of Hitting Target' Exactly' Simpson Says Taxes Must Be Cut UF Drive Workers Praised By Chairman Additional Local News On Page 10 McGrawGives W ord PictureOf F5U �Sixth W e a k ly Edition Smoke Gossip Clouds The couple o f the w eek this week It Amo ret spears and B erry St. Johns as chosen b y you. the stu­ dents c f Seminole High School. Congratulations the both o f you! Hera’ s hoping this selection as cou­ ple o f the week WILL be “ the'' coop In every week. One o f the regulars around school this year is Linda Ycaekle and Johnny Barley. Everyone would lust break down and cry U you should split, >0 try to keep us from tears. Sue Ana Toney suddenly b a r tak­ en an Interest in trumpet playing fo r som e unknown reason. I’ ll give anyone three guesses as to who could have caused this. I f Jean Corley and W ally Pope have been dating a lot these past few weeks. Haven't you noticed that W ally isn't concentrating on his school work lately? Is It pos­ sible that Irma la the reason? la your s p a n time, W ally, you had better do some o f Ibat studying. Ruth J ss.. RohliUM and Jack W illiams have been going steady fo r alm ost three years now. I hear there a n already plana fo r after graduation. Good Luck, the both o f you. Ts it true that Carolyn Hall la suddenly conscious of under class­ men? 1 wonder why ? ? ? W hat's wrong with our girls h e n at S.H.5., Pat Donahoe? c a n 't you find one. Just one, that intereats you. W e b a n some o f tha beat looking girli in tha state bera in Sanford. D on't waste your life ■way. Give the women a chance. 350 Pupils Take Music At SHS Only days until B at B ay fresh m en ’ ! ! I bet you thought I was going to tell, didn't y ou ? Just a warning to some members o f By DELORES BAILEE the freshman class who have been F cr six periods a day music can playing sucb cute tricks on the be heard in the hatls o f Seminote upper classmen. High School breezing out o f the glee Club room doors. Hiss OUU Our offlea staff really deserve Reese Whittle directs approximate­ a bow fo r the sensational Job ly Mo pupils la music. they've been doing. W e’d ha lost During the year members o f without you. the glee club will g o to “ Clinic” , a District Heet, and. we hope, a * - -b will clu It seems Sandra K adsr has an State H eat. Tha ___ . tltia ywar admirer—huh, Larry Davis? a variety show, an operatta, the Well, three cheera for Buddy Glee Club Ball, a Christines pro­ Hall and his “ Girls ARE neces gram . and music fo r graduation, s*r> " attitude, but. Charles, don't along with other musical programs yea think it's about time y o u gave fo r you. The officers o f tha glee club are: President Billy T yre; Vice Pat G riffin and Eddie Fubrman President, Peggy Jane Lundquist; sure make a swell couple. Good Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley M or­ gan; and Business Managers. luck, kids. Elaine U im i, Barbara Mitchell, Don Carter, and David Stanley. I suggest w s all chip In and buy The Double Quartet this year In­ some no-doze pills to keep Arthur Tyre, Pete Nash, Blanton awake In Mrs. A llen 'i etfa cludes Billy Richard Phagan. Teddy Walker, g rid e period gram m ar elasa. A ! Collins. Pat Donahoe, Johnny Barley, and tha oniy junior to De W e really have seme swell tea ehoaan to be in this group, David Cher’ s at S.H.S. this year. Thay all Stanley. seem to have a sens* o f humor. The Triple Trio sang Monday, Mr. Silvers, that means you too. September » , at the Rotary Club luncheon. Sengs rendered at that Tha record “ T am m y" seems to lim e were “ BUI", “ W h o", “ Smoke IM making quite a few glrla around Gets in Your E y es", and others. here “ dreamy ey ed ". I wonder if Mike has anything to d> with The Triple Trio r o r-'s ts o f Marcia Loeehelt, Marcia Bumearaer, this? Janice Luaen, Linda Yeackle, Shirley Morgan, Connie Brown, Glad to have Duane Fkeu jgtr, Ellen Vihleo, Diana Fleischer, and Mary Jane Flynt, Linda Anderson. Linda Anderson. Lynda Yeackle. Connie Brown, and Peggy Lundquist back in school Missed you kids. these girls a brack? It seems P at Donahue can’ t eat It teem s Angelo Compalgn has e in tha lunchroom when “ Waka up m ystery girl friend. Give us some little Susie" comas on, kind o f 1 bint as to Just which gal it Is. Is she a Senior? This may Larry Davis Is a cute little turn out to bo be the couple o f tha freshman boy. There are a fe w up­ year before the deal la over with. perclassmen girls who a r c Just waiting fo r you to grow up Lar­ That luscious looking Buddy Hall ry. iN ot thst we don't like Fresh­ aeems to have been taking notiee men) to one o f the girls who lives In Gerald, that's a cute song you Ms neighborhood. She rides his have been trying to sing In Glee same school bus to school that ha Club. But do you ever w ear “ Burdoss. Coma on Bud, fiv e bar a ttuda Shorts"? break and ask her fo r a date. She's a real nice girl, aren't you A guest was greeted at tha door Sharon? Lucky too. I 'd say. of a state fraternity bouse. to, m y b o y ," Cindy H a y and Tom m y Waters “ Com# in, coma are one sharp looking couple in beamed tha frat m in. every one's book, especially Tom ­ “ Uh, I'd rather n ot." whispered m y's. N ow th is Cindy la going with the guest. "M y feet are dirty.” Tom m y soma o f the other girls “ So are ours,” laughed the fret have a chance with tha fellas. men, “ but wa keep our shoes on Congratulate Tomm y on Ma new and nobody notices.” g irl friend. Is it true thst Rob Beedtr Is fi­ nally interested In one girl? 1 for one think he should settle down with a steady. Whoever that lucky girl is, here's wishing her the belt, meaning Rob, All o f a sudden Michael Pope loves to vee the movies at the RUz. Could it be the usher she is looking a t instead o f the picture? I ’d be fo r thinking so. He la a doll Isn't he, HIchatl? A couple seen around Seminole HJgh School who are a sweat match Is Barbara G riffis and Bil­ ly Vincent. Both are on cloud niA« when they are togather. We should congratulate them fo r they have hern going with each other for over a tea r now. Good luck in tbe future for the both o f you. Beverly Eves* and Daria! Shsrock are one pair o f dolls whin they aru together. Darlrl sure •hoie hinuH f a sweet girl when he picked B e.erly. There is no finer, looking couple anywhere in Banford. What Teachers Go Through B y Annette W oolf “ But Mr. Bracken, I was only out o f class 40 m inutes." Advice To Lovelorn Miss Cry-shoulder. 1 Dear Mis* Cry-shoulder. I'm writing in to you hoping you'll help me. I've dated this certain boy once. When w e're in pubhe be Jokes and teasca with me. At school, I don't think he knows I'm around. WB1 you please help me by telling me what to do to make him sit up and take no­ tice? Thank you, £ 14c y b s tj's ti-udie, but* •nobody’ s baby. Dear E.B.B.N.B., Iff your tetter you made no com ­ ment on the results of your one date with him, but it'a a good sign if be tesses aod jokes, because it means he enjoys your com peny. I would sut-*ssl— w . • * ,'.m aa to joke with him, and there la cer­ tainly no harm in speaking to him at school. By all meana date other boys and hope be will notice. I f your results are the same and you aren’ t stuck on him Just accept it as an unfortunate Incident. TW* happens to everybody. In most cases It ts better to be everybo­ dy’ s huddle— s« few r e a lm th a t H iss Cry-shoulder D tar Hiss Cry-Shoulder, A n Engaged Girl P i . I also intend to finish school. Dear T. E . G. I've always believed that In a ease as yours it depends on tha individuals. Y ou r attitude an finiahing school is a wise one, so maybe your attitude on marriage Is also. All I can say la ba posi­ tive Util is w bat you want out at * 'MF ; Quality House Hold Broom Q Q /* There will be a completely new V 8 engine—radically different in design. There will be Full Coil suspension and, for the first time in Chevrolet's D m iU t C m to d All-corn fibers aecurly sewn for long and tough service! Construction [m p s Wstor Hot! Splinter-free handle. K1960 5.00 Down 5.00 Month r im -------u You’re sure your clothes waih sparkling Wizard Elec. Corn Popptr d ea n with this dependable wtinger W li- Regular 4.23 zard . . BuLU-to agitator action , . pops 3 qts. and you save gallons of water with ev ery wash! Deluxe features . . . drajn pump, full skirting, no-stoop dutch, automatically caster brake. SAVE! 2J2304 Free measuring cup! J13W Darla White walla! Futuramle Styling! Safety Design! field, incredibly smooth air ride. Chevrolet will introduce two new luxury models of outstanding style and distinction. EASY w m M TERM S You’ll leant more at your Chevrolet dealer's. And you can see about an early delivery that will make you a '58 Chevrolet-Firsier! Fireflite 26" Bikel Loaded with “ Extras!" Save S6 During Sale! &r 7 Q C pDI»7J Wilh 8 Happy Homemaker Toola! 89.90 Value! $69.95 | I960 new! Leaded with ytars-ahesd features and de­ '5 8 Chevrolet, Thursday, October 31 Am erica’ s finest and prettieit cleaner! Ing a Wizard-Clean home! Tw o-site dU| sign. “ Twin T ru ss" frame, chrome front luggage carn c r , spotlight, whitewalls, chrome crash rail! Hand swivel wheels, swivel lop, lightweight, some green and white, chrome trim. Boys. 2F2Q70 11 Other designed for modern living! 213431 Handsome Western Flyers (rsm . . 39.13 U P T Have you noticed that • pair c f blondes are going around school with each other, meaning Betty Anno Johnson and Terry Trotper. I'd say that that pair will be seen together a lot fir-m now en. 0 ^ J 9 % ™ r 1 aecwea ” Dal»yAlr""“ ' 4 Blfla Kit tf f t O C for your OLD TIRE on A NEW DAVIS SILENT SENTRY Can it be true that Bill Berno»ky isn't going with anyone it the mom ent? I know he Is a real, honest-to-goatnesi gentleman. Fem sles, that are ln the know, c*n see that this li a fine chacre t» s o • genuemsn. Try, won>»n. 12.IJ V ila * Tor young marksmen! 1000 shot rifle, rack, target, leaning kit, BB'a 3E19SS Outrt- Tube Agnes Stemfleld and Bill Gar­ ner are going together now. They are a pair thst really draw* at. tsntlon. Congratulation the both of you to the future. W ESTER N M erty Stamper and Georg* Tarli are still going together s i they were last year. Really great for you. 'a W N s r . 1 National List Price and your old washer Attention girls, it looks i s if Tom m y Williams is available now. Let’s see a little action. Don't let a boy like Tommy pass. Jim m y Emerson and Linda Col­ lins urn going together still. They make one cute picture when they are wltM one another. Keep up the good work, Jim m y. MasterWasher * B e g e la r t .il at the 958 Chevrolet l You can expect the 1958 Chevrolet to be new all over. Lines will sweep rakishly longer, lower and wider. hobbies ere watching TV (aj swimming. When asked h m the liked SHS she said. " I Levs everybody IS so friendly." Wel­ com e Marilyn Rogers, ar.i 7444 luck. H iss Cry-shoulder Come In now for a peek Just ask your Chevrolet dealer to show you the booklet containing advance information about the '58 Chevrolet. Student Of W eek By Shirary J m m Moet o f U » freshman girls went to toe “ Kiddies” Party dressed up Urn little girls, with b m i , bennets, dolli and dresses above their knees. T o make a happy home, you’ ll I can't dance, and I &a’t feel bare to accept tha fa e t that tttaga like I'm missing anything, hat aren't going to ha easy (la most this girl in m y 1st period class cases.) Be willing t o admit you're keeps bothering me about learning wrong and do thing, hiy way som e­ A picnic dinner followed the par­ to dance. W hat can 1 do to get times. Make it a partnership, and ty. her to leave m e aloaaf both o f you sheuld agree to tt bePa* Smith. Barbara Bradley, ted A Happy Wallflower fere jc u g et married. And Good Eleanor Sykes wen the prises. Lock! A most enjoyable afternoon w u Dear H. W ,, Miss Cry-Shoulder Learn to dance! Chances are you've never even tried to dance, so, naturally, you think It's fa r tha bird*. Arthur Hurray teaches in a hurry, maybe this girl does too. Why don't you ask her fo r a few pointers? What are your opinions on a sixteen year old girl getting mar­ “ But Mr. Layer, WHY must I go ried with both parent* consent on on living?” both sides o f the fam ily? Tha hoy “ Mrs. Bateman, I AIN 'T got NO Is twenty-three. [ would also like soma hints on pencil!” "M ils K ota, I can't find tha vel- making a happy home f o r bothhim and a t . loybsll.” “ But Dr. Root. That w a't m y filth.” “ Mr. Mathieux. do you aipact mo to draw th at?" “ Mr. Laud*, please, slow down, I can't write that f a s t ” “ Mis* Ruprecht, m ay I saw up m y d rsss?" "M r. Christensen, I can’t trans­ 1* in Spanish.” .xyaiunii. late "C an 't never did do anything, K iddies Fo rty MONTHLY The .Trust 1st line tire en flu market with EXTRA SA FE TY , E X TR A SE R VICE you get only with Nylon . . yet nay no more than for a 1st Una Rayon tire. BLACK TUBE TYPE 1 uu can place your order now at Y our L ocal A u th orized C hevrolet D ea ler’s UNBEATABLE GUARANTEE! BUY NOW v« X IS Reg fhitr. tils N o* AUTO ASSOCIATE STOKE WHITE TUBE TYPE Reg. Outr. 33-30 39.30 42J0 Na-v Only 5J.4J* 21.93* 27.22* FRED SMITH 2 E. 1st FA 24403 �' ‘ : m ' ■ 4 Thortdty, October IT, 1957 The Sanford Herald— Pat* •€------------------------------------ Juniors To Put j)n Humorous 3-Act Play -IHigh School Rules, Regulations By IMIm m Bailey Seminole High School hat twen­ ty-two classrooms, three adralnlitrmtiva offices, an auditorium and gymnasium combined, a library, three laboratories, eight store­ room s, a vocational agricultural building, a bind hall, and athletic fields. Pupils on returning to school af­ ter an absence should bring a cor- permit from the teacher M ealing. The lime checked out *11 he on Kiddie Korner On Recreation Jg * ™ ^ . DL . T s to be ™ ™ ' £ a.tP £ n . I re col- ™ .. %1 , 0 B S M ,LLE R reeS n L V rS ? Si S school. The sophomores tin stay in Um building and rat each other. [Question Of W eek Speaking of Rat Day, I have By Mary Jane-Flynt work made •*th* *jrr»K“Bta on o f work, work, J ^ Share ? JJ ! 2 heard a few new rumors this Well, here w e go with Otis it from some o f the students. me sick, sick, sick of testa tests, week. One said that the Coming year’ * continuation of ike QuatUon Students sren’t to h sre .visitors xhink about It. testa. Back to algebra! was coming, because some sopha o f tbc week. Anyo io who read in class at their presents inspire* Ssndra A n d erson -W e need a W e have been scouting had — been seen — buying unnecessary commotion. This ap- recreation center to go to and _ srotind t— .............. . . . . _ lipstick ------ "Stncke Signals" last y tar *Ul re­ member the my fine Job Dale Lewis pllea to younger brothers and sis^ e r e we ran have fun;it would ,he P*s: f« w d a rt for new* atn>ut (ihudder). Another I started tors. »l*o help to keep kids o ff the the band. EveryoM has helped vo « [ f t because 1 thought that since did on this wrekiy column. B y: la th y C u te* Girls aren’ t permitted to wear jtrret*. much by buying name* for tha , we ware having Assembly *>n The first question this y esr Is Unde Anderson—What did yw l j Kvle R n t n r t dungTees at any lime, and no ituShirley Jones— 1 think agood recalendar,for from what I read In Thursday,the freshmen were aa bitlate tn appearing, butI Th* Jr. play this rear is dated " -tr M. narettU Iratt f y M i r sh orts,!:) ■ickst'!.. ;,T »:U r. ibe’ M tw n ithcrV c nil of try * — } -»-vJiil ■a rie [ i n sem e 3»u .It s . n lrdi snd the Bovs ’ * T h » Ronrie Brooks— Hey. who is that explaining the absence. T b l: note Caps, hats, or any accessory to sandra Rader— We need a place the uniforms have about had It. cd out lo me that the freshmen the answers are quite interesting. >ttraet attention la prohibited in j0 f 0 o « weekends. This reporter hasn't gone down had been in the auditorium o n ' s-What did you rnjoy most *• character! are pretrayed as fo '- cute little freshman girl? (Every from home is to be d e p ^ d e d i n °.w Ce; the school building. Helen Pitt ard— Everyone needs to Inspect them personally, but I . Tuesday, so we couldn’ t have At- hout (h(1 summer vacation? lowa: Adam Martin. (Gerald S minutes, and U'a alwaya « dif­ * fc®* days following the day the student Gum chewing Is prohibited In the good recreation; and so do we. will take the word o f my respect- temhly that day. Anyway, I wish Jones) the devoted and at times ferent one.) . Dr. Root—" My trip In New Engreturns to school la allowed In c |iFtrooms and the auditorium. Ethel Lee Riser—If we had the rd co-workers ( ! ? ? ? » . that heT would get. . it over with U m , fW l ' brother.~ mvasperaled husband o f Cricket, Charles Hall— Hot rods, hot rods, which to deposit these notes In the Students aren’ t permitted in riaht kind « f recrca’ ljn I feci Also, still concerning the band. I'm Just just dying dying for for next next year year 1 Richiril B*rn es-N orth Carolina whom he loves for her faults as ana m0re hot rods. office. These notes will be review­ classrooms before school unless w(. d grow to be belter citirens. cittiens. gomes a report on one o f Its mem mem- think If the Navy send* us iw a y PhVs.'n •M skine' monl welt as her virtues. Cricket Mar Mr. Laude— Anyone who chews ed and reported lo the teach er! in special permission ha« been given Betsy William— If we all had a The person o f whom we ire before Ra| Day, I'm going lo do y ... tain, (E rie K ratiertl whom mar gum in class w ill deposit head In the bullentln. by the teacher and the t e s t e r is chance to get together someplace. i n k i n g is ^____ small,. — is ___ letting somethin* drastic. L,v* » '* w rt'e , _ .his .. something riage h is brought from the South­ tha waste basket. 1 minutes. When a student aceumalates present. Dede Sharon— "N ot going tq we’d be bettrr teen-agers. Iiair grow out of its crew cut. was to the Secretary o f the Navy. Oh, ,,* west to a model home in a Mid­ Ellen Bennette— 1 Just don't want five tardies from all classes dur­ Students who smoke are request Tony Getman—i f wc had ■ome* Jn Jr m , h Baiw| )#)t y M r , anii brother I pity next year’ * crop , c ’ western city. She la a friendly, ing a six weeks period, he wit] be cd to brln t t»*«» frqm parents place to go to keep nut of troblue. •u Firit urum m w to get Involved. this year. Of of rreshmen! ! ! Ann r u m c r -" S lc e p «nd no w ork ." persistent, enthusiastic arid a very warned. After six tardies he will giving theirconsent. Smoking at ,be perent. sou lJ ift think we’ re rour„ , iv, L irrj. MrD.n ie l, .me Cindy May’ , -ecret ambition U . Harold S t o n e - '^ f t f i n 1/ ; lovable person, and her confidence Rob Reedy— My favorite* are “ Hobe suspended from school. Parents ’ Joyce Benton—“ June 29th." ’ 'Unfaithful D lin ii' lunch and during the break mu«t ail Juvenile dclinqucnla. in those about her is deep and neycomb4** of our favorite faces around here, to grow up. become a co’lege must retur.-, with the students to be In the smoking area only, IjeLinda Cannon—"O h my good* ------------------------abiding. Tex, (G reg W alker) the and “ That'll Be The D ay." U'a quite unusual for a freshman teacher, and (ha, ha, Cindy) mar^ ,,, ntiv tween Mr. Cawley's o ffice and morning, school. m ayor o f Youthville, who arrived Francis Swann—Good A disconsolate Russiannamed L ^ *® be First Drummer, but if Larey ry one o f her pupil*. So, If anyone Students are expected to take the band hall. Kathy Carlos— “ Just loafin'.” O h ere from Texaa by way o f East or ia it a good morning? wof f play* the drum like hr did last wants to wait till she gets through care of school and physical needs The parking area for student* Peggy Lundqulst— “ Labor D ay Peggy Lundqulst—That was lousy, Easlerville, Iowa and who hopes Insisted on cutting his toe o ff. he should have Ihc job. college herself, t bet you rould before o r after school, at break, cars is on the lot across French week-end.’ * to take Debbie to her senior dance; coma on and fa ll everybody. 1 (The reason I know so much a- get In a very very interesting clasa. during lunchtime, and bet seen Avenue directly in front of the The sight, t admit. Marchetta Campbell—“ Being not Eyes, (Tom m y Tlllls) from Brook­ P a; Donahoe—Com* on K**» and bout Junior High's hand is be­ VERY interesting! I l l bet that o f school." Wasn't pleasant a hit. classes. No student should ever be school building. Cars aren’ t to be Kittens, let's all shag on down— lyn, who proudly boasts o f th# cause I was in it last year. Oh, Cindy gives lots of A ’ s. Roys, showexcused from class for any rea­ used for sitting, tisilin f, or smok­ Rut Low oft was always a Randall P r i e i t - “ Gettin’ out o f Dodgers' ability to stoal bases; Mike Tam my. Johnny Yeackle, and did we hare fun!) what do you think? son except an em ergency. •chool." ing, or smoking during the school ,° f f Debbie (Jane W illiam s) whose Alva Collins, and Ronnie P - » s i e Students are reminded to eat day. I have decided how to end the W e were really sorry to learn Marlon Burden—“ NJthin'.” | faith in Tex l i r e wanted; Beanie, Kor a cleaner, closer sh ivr use in the lunchroom, not in the hall, hall situation. The plan Is very o f the B-Squad’ s defeat. This r e ­ Cecil Dardridge— “ Just loafln a* Students will not be allowed lo I wish that my room had a floor: Shick. (Helen Price) her little sister and classrooms, or auditorium. iM ve the school grounds during 1 don't care w ry much for a door, simple. Alt we have tu d j is gra porter couldn't be there (ah, m y round." , by no maans, a mean ball player; Elvla—“ Treat M# N ice." Student! should sit in assigned tht break. Rut this walking around duate the senior* right now. give night life), but heard about It George Harriett— “ Doin' nothin* ” hire. Barker, (Diane Moya) their Mr. Slivers— My favorite piittim * place* In the auditorium. the freshmen a holiday, and send next day. Don’t w orry, you'll win Pat Poffenberger— "Havin a bait I hope these notea will help you Without touching Ihc ground m other, who sees "a n evil influ­ la giving falling grades. (He’ s on­ Pupils excused from class to to make this a better school jea r- Is getting to be »ure a bore. *7 ,a #< In Miami.” the juniors away to boarding next lima. ly Joking, o f course.) e n c e under every lamp post"; c jm e to the library will b c 'i j a Mrs. Koucknolm, (Edith Dobson) Sid Vthlen— It la my pleasure » a chair-bound Invalid for whom present------mr brother a telescope ia a substitute for tegs; U bertcw —That's Mibs and Hank, (Jerry C*»h and George. Frances Jim ln ei) classmates o f Delores Bailey—Something ia Just Debbie and member* of the girl*' going to haws to be dona about By ANNETTE WOOLF quartette; Soapy, (Richard Powell) this. A ntique: Ar.ysne „v tr 73 j e a r s -o f: f~ -i " for m»i'lv the country's youngev* The PUttara— “ S age. bank robber and now the youthful Richard Barnea—Going my way, sheriff o f Youthville; Leslie chat- honey? (N o matter which way he’ s B lind date; A game o f chance. C-apitallst: Girl who get* an terton, (Marchetta Cambell) a going). enormous allowance. W oung lady from New York who D entist Appointment: A rtnwith Hobart Worthen (Charles deavoua with death. Hall) has been as a representative E x a m : quii jhow without JM.fo r “ Home and Garden” to select Famous Quotes S l s T S ’^TIJISJr 1p“ w tuns it to the teacher. J A B C 's the “ most beautiful home ia Amarlea” ; Jim Kluckhome, (Bob Spen­ c e r ) "The C h ief" o f Youthville; and thres girl photographers, Jean, Alice, and Madge, (Joyce Spears, Kathy Ventry, Jean Wo­ m ack) from the s ta ff o f “ Roma _ a a d Garden.’ H ie date of tha play will be November the llth and IMh. Be aura not to miss it. SHS Happenings Told On Student Club Program Glee Club Will Hove Variety Show Do yon enjoy fine talent? If you do, you'N want to go to the Glee Club'a Variety Show. T h e Show tpvfll be held on the night o f Octo­ b er 29. The name? “ Tim es Square, U S A ." Everyone knows that the A-Squad Glee Club has been work­ ing on this presentation for a long time, and now. it's sura te be something Worth seeing. Our own Miss Whittle is, of course, direct­ ing the perform ance, so everybody We sore to turn out fo r “ Times Square, U S A ." By DELOREfl B.ULBY Do yon enjoy a good radio program ? Would yon like to team o f happenings in and around Seminole High School and hear o f e vents you need to know ab oot? Naturally. Twist your radio dial tonight and every Thursday evening at 7:1* to W TRR ad 1400— to hear your STUDENT CLUB. The program feature* a quh on questions o f Importance around Sem inole1 High School, musical numbers and calendar and news wiS be reported. On Thursday night, Oct. ft, the program starred the faculty o f . Seminole High School with four o f the new teaehers giving their views o f the school. Tom­ my Williams played a trombone solo for musical resaons. T o team, to refresh, and to your radio dial on Thursdays enjoy, turn to WTRR, 1400 on at 1:1ft fo r your STUDENT CLUB. ’ Freshman Forum .< By Shirley Jones ' Her* U how the freshman f**i about th* wpfterciaaamtn teasing n i. Sandra M e K n lg M -f don't think they are being mean to as. It's aH Just ha fin . (I Uka K.) Betsy William*—What are npparcbusm en for it It’a got to test* us underclassmen. I Htl*n Pittard— I don't think there la much w e ean do about it until we g*t ap there. Jeanette Harbiwm— I don't mind. Wa Seared th* sndarclassmen when w* were in tb* 9th and th* M i grade*. Sandra Kader—They don't mean or do harm. A fter all, they would­ n't teat* taa If they didn’t Mb* ua. think.) (REthal Le« Riser— I loch at it this way, we are going t* b* sopho­ mores next year, and wa’ r* going t« want tn tease th* upcoming freshmen. & why shouldn’ t wa b* t*as*d? "If “ if “ If ** >j| ** “ If "If “ If "If "If £ ) 'l f Wouldn’ t It Be Fuoisj" By Shirley Jones potatoes really had eyes” cabbages realty were hoads" tree* really had trunks" m _ > •| a •* -----fc-w*id 4cdnjr Jldhj C«l B celery really had hearts" fish really had fins” ear* really had drum*” shoos really had tooguee" peocila could realty point” automobile* really had hares" "B ut what happen* tf th* para­ chute doesn't open?” lik e d the jittery student pilot. “ In that case.” replied (he in­ structor. "you 're pimping *# e hajty coneluaka.” with Ship'll Shore* BLOUSES U p *ervk*:A freak eoat of Up- stick. . «.) M-*n; Mala* ore* t m iW years o f age. M-oi Eaaandal w onf h yo weekend recabulary. O-ld-faahinned: Your parent*! generation, P-al: Tb* math whla you rely on. Q-ulek silver: The way j-our money go**. R-umor: Story about you that a girl repeat*. 3-mafl talk; Story about her that you repeat T-elephone: Instrument o f tor­ ture (If he doesn’ t call). U-nauitable: Mother's verdict on a divine party dresa. Yw ry nice: mother’ s verdict o f a gbaatly party dree*. W-**k end: A reprieve foe two daysX-in til* middle: Good tacti* for By I s M t t o Tale* tk-tac-to*. There are a lot o f things we hare to do that w* don’t exactly Y-aw n: Dtree* reeu t o f a history Hk* to do, but just th* ism * w* dare. Z-Oom: And away w* go. hare to dio them. To tay goodbye to a good friend I* something w* don’ t favor, but tlm* and Uni* again it must be has new rules for the button-down oxford shirt 298 Friends Say Goodby To D. Henderson This month we’ re reylng goodby* to a senior boy wbo’s been a friend to everyone; David Hender­ son. David mored lo Sanford In Octo­ ber of 1913. from East St. Louri, HI. Ha has been a student o f San­ ford school) for the past four years. This month h* la moving to Chic ago. IU. He plans to make his homo there for awhile, and hopes to re­ turn to Sanford again soon after school U out. W e’ ll mire yo* David, but w* wish yea th* beet of tick. Who’s Who By Annette Yates Hi Ia week for “ W h /a W h o", I bare chosen a remarkablt Sophn(%nore girl, hi my opinion she Is known beat fo r her friendly per­ sonality. She ia noted for her unaelflshneaf. She Is a slim girl. S'S" tall. She has brown hair and hasel green eyes, Sh* Is also a faithful member o f the Journalism Club. Can yon lolva (his mystery? Aufw er for last week; Alex MeXibbin. OBO in prises. K idding: what you're only doing Pr«tl*y G-oing steadyi A blissful itat* o f monotony. H-ail Columbia: Wturt jrm got whan you’re tat*. I-nfant: Teenager twe year* younger than yo*. J-uvcnile: Teenager on* y ta r younger than yo*. K-lddihg.- what you ’re ordg doing If ah* ovtrtwara. Biology Latest Addition At High School By S A IX T W ILM A MB The Jukebox in the lunchroom Is really great! ft doesn’ t seem that it la ever silent and everyone real ly likes U that way. When ws walk Into the lunchroom, we hear all th* latest tunea being played. Thanks a lot. Student Council! We really appreciate all tha work you put Into getting the Juke for us. I /xik carefully at this new Ship’n Shorn Travelmate*! the beautiful flair of its continental collar —thegm lU softness of bntton-cufl sleeves. It’s the perfect blend — won't pill or fuzz. N'o need to iron — put enjoy it iu white or petal toons. Sia n IS to IS. “ The sharpest human would be far superior to the sharpest chlm panic*. But 1 am not sure a stu pid man would be superior to a stupid chimp.” « f e li he hrentifnl...via soft, cloud-fight mfnrrl, magnifier ntiy tailored in bright white and clear pastots. fu/n 2: stay beautiful... with easy back-pleat, deep-down shirt tails. nJe 3: wash beautifully, always. Sizes 38 to 3ft. "W here ire we going lo eat?” “ Let's eat up th* street." "N ew , I hate asphalt." , By ANON E. MURE "Middle age ia when you look I think that I shall never it * forward to staying up for the lata A course quite Uko biology, show. Old age is when you can 't.1 A course that studies bird and be*, And drops my g rid es below a C, A course including botany. Anatomy, aoology, Pathology, geology, And also embryology, ♦WITHBOTTLED 6AS M orphology,'ecology, itjs gceattocook ; and even entomology SAJOSHE-'I'll PUT S This cowrie course is elective, see? So why’ d I take biology? m3 THAT INMV BOOK* ^ NOTICE Pleas* form line* near th* »* * ll ft -*—•,» • i .■ *____ MMlII Ml Ml? «4* mwiuld «*414»i Mill* between classes to cut down confusion. u stripes NOTICE 1 t W nod b* command rassponsihl* f o r n n y d e b t* in rn r re d b y m y seif*. ( V o i r * W . B a m . /%/ R a y m o n d L . B a m D.TJL HERM.0-1ANE g A s /* < / * . < . J —. attention! Beautiful line-up of eolor! For a tak*-nottce blousn, tailored to precision. With new spread-eagle collar, bracelet InigtJi jlcevcs. Woven stripes in so-sudsable >am-dj cd cotton. Sues 28 to M. �c Ahead A t Top World News Tokyo report* tk*t India.- Print Mrainier J»wh*ri*i Nehru U h»vin( a luod dme OB tU r ift U Japan. Ha la U U f U ft hstr? eirp.y-ka&M economically tpe* 0 ing. bow rrrr Japs* *wul4 Uke to build rip rt markets la India. Trade rtpaiufee U a chief aia 9} Premier Ntousuke KtsfcL But In- Discussion if Always jo in * concernInf “ who" aetf tbf price* of the things » t toofttmera bur. As a Wall Street Journal points out. a m / different factor* enter into price weiring -0 oowpeny ‘$ amt sum! price situa­ tion; tbf eoTMutner* ability to pay; the ec­ onomic value of the product, and ao on Then the newspaper ntakee thie obeena> lion: "AD of tbfee things are both important and cumpiea. But th* j aD have * very basic thing in common: AD are the aspects of the ‘ competitive situation.' Bo the question of Just 'who' sets prices could be exprwMed as Vhet* sets prices—and th* 'whst* would Be simply ‘eosnpetitkm.’ "Of course there is s 'who' involved in competition. But it is not a simple ‘who* that . a f l i a U I d f /T f /H a rnmir.f mlMli* are *' He aim «‘.ated th*: it l« costing far toe much __ _ X l h * E *m e. « M * per month for manual tabor and that other personnel draw PMi ve r.SOC ir.utf.h’:) nlu> food We will be jeoparding our national de- Q E and l.dgm* OUmr nearby faciBd i ___ A last*** C eaissJaM C sA fi? fcnaes and industrial leadership unless *» i tie*. »ufh a* the Nary'* vrtir n o w ADOUt t q u o liz o n o n . tw ar* automation at quick): M r _ ter. laboratory at Point Earrow. Writing in th* Sherman County Journal, possible.** pusaible.** ^ secure peraonarl for hatf that More, Oregon. Giles French asye "An as7That -__ ^____ __ __________ . —_ cur. The meals that art provifprediction is made by the head of " " «d py Uncle t in com th» taagassur is telling of his county's tax levy * major American manufaclurirv -----------_ . ------------ --------------------—------.>r company, S tK tr ALASKA TP.IP — Seva- payer. *4.00 each. refers to H as s normal tStiram.. Wh*.* votin g in to* Sry.ten.bai jeauu A The Zx- tmi « u i . t(«. Ccccrtaemac Tub--' S ie i complained about the high that, urg’d Uke to know? And what about change, the official publkston of li* v,>w hike* t i l liatad by a n#»>«ti*lly cost of heatinr and power trn*• normal dacreaae?" York Stock Exchange. He goe* on to aav ----»n»vc*tog -*— -1 columnist as *o* wt rating Me says that natural car This aaaeaaar isn’t exceptiona!. More and that automation— which can be defined a* those taking a summer junket. His wtuch u svnilable at Pom: Eargnore people in government aeem to think the automatic control of automatic machines <l*«ur.aucw wa* g»»ee a* Alaska row Should be <ised instead of co#i—with a hint that he was gains 17 fuel ml which is shipped .'ram that more and more of our incomes should " will create new opportunities, new oe- se a hunting and fldhisg esyedi-JTexas. Another Great go automatically to th# government— lear. log us leer end Use. In th# first place—we thought Seminole Count/ was about th* only place having that kind of trouble. But—it stands to reason that a citizen could not receive an Increase is taxes unle** he wa* paying his "fair share** in the first place. And a decrease in taxes would auto­ matically go to some when an equilization program U put into effect. Ax equalization program countywide, would merely bring the “ fair share’* of taxes to those who were not paying their share end to those who were paying more than their share — and it automatically would bring about * decrease in mil lags, most times as much as 76 per cent—and that’s a reel reduction in taxes. AH equelization program, properly carriod through from beginning to end, could well mean that citizen* of Seminole founty could be paying s total mlllage in county taxes of from 10 to 12 mills—that's quite g reduetioe from It's wonderful whst can be done if we set our mind* to it and work together for the betterment of our county—and to many Thursday, October 17, 1967 Step Forward ■“ M C A |V * pupation, new skills, higher living stemdardr, more Interesting job# and profitable bueinenaes in field* non-existent at present1 or resun or ms nabip There is a itnr. often exprwaed * latsor peditioa ' might save mlUlu rjwkesmen, that automation will bring about V. b dollars, which he claim widespread unemployment. The same I**r **tag wasted He traveled to was expressed about maw production many °A ,£ J r i ysuir* ago—and « u proved wrong Any u ,M muth uliwJ revolutionary development, of course, cauaes uHenae Early Warning dislocation*, a* when th* automobile replac-’ 'DEW Lias) and other ml od the horae and buggy. But the automobile .in*uUatioo» He checked m more and better j * ^ t, ^ £ * 3 ^ 2 ^ 'xpportunitie* then had the enterprise assop«-»onr*: ciatod with the horae and buggy. Kxactiy in his report t* the C o m e h* same thing can be expected of auto' he lusted that the DEW Urn mat ion And there is factual evidence to bear jet completed, already 1* oba ««»< • , v * ™ u !" ‘ • ^ example. V\hen the dial system began to | day of the ryperaiors was as good th done bath cocstn irtiaa and aperstiag costs of this project. He says a* further “ cor. plus fiaed-fee'* cootracta should he mad* with builders there. Under these contracts, he said, the con­ tractor* charts th* gio m.ir.en! virtually at will. He called stteattae te what ha described as "mountain* ef spar**, including tractor ur»» where there are m tractors" is <me of th* chkf abus- i, f^ttre yesrs and said th* ts— A merle - so public should Yet. with dial phone* in use alraoet ererywherd, there are twice as many operators as there used to be. Automation is one more great* step in man's material progrea*. counties are already putting such equiiiza> tion program* In effect. It's fumll endhtoena FronreVs cm emf It's th* fundamental process of "good old common aenae" and a sound, progressive, modem study of our In sic needs, especially of a tax structure that will attract Industfy io 'wr -------. throughout tbs country. B"» tharr are pinny of details n brakes, transmission, suspension a*d sty! mg. Detroit rwcrttUr has been playing down horsepower and Blevins m u :• hi* ir s r a He Mid that lb* practice of • orting e«cryb*Sy over-1 i a e *hou,d (tap. And that if the trend cunuaue*. mounting aefer.be cast* m*> mob irak* addition*! military toiutructioB is Alaska prohibitive Cette are going up at th* rats *i 2&* p rt year and already are three times as high as similar easts la the States he ta ll &lke« told about an* new mili­ tary hospital that Is eestlag man than the United States paid fsr th* *ntire territory of Alaska wbea we purchased h from Biss sis he jtars are. Ts stop this huge waste, Uke* final mommeBdatm ta the Cemstkte* is t* ea3 a templet# hah to all except top priority eeastructiw ia Alaska until a ra-surrey can b* mad* cf the military re­ quirement* ia ight #f tea# rang* missile development. This ia what came from Bob Biker' “hunting. ■ > !«• -------------------------- -------- — • -.g u m M" “ 1“ Which Suit Has Been new To Home Heating Oil Users: The undersigned suppliers of HOME HEATING OILS in this community have adopted the following policy relative to DELINQUENT accounts: Russia May Land Rocket On Moon smartest feet anywhere A SERVICE CHARGE of 1* WASHINGTON <UF>—On# J Um per month, with a minimum monthly charge of FIFTY CENTS, until such accounts are PAID IN FULL. world's top Kieotlsts beliefs tho Kusslsas n i ) lsa4 a rucket oa ths mo'Hi lorn* day. Dr, LJiiyd V, Berkoor, UUsvea (Ill* Muntry “ oiust bo yr*psr*4" to m*«t •rUotiflc tb a ll* » s '* */f tho The coat of handling tracers, telephone and personal calls to aifect collection of such the factors iikh accounts Kcaunu are some of oi ine laclora making th* adoption i t l . policy ~ . t i — -------------------------* ---------- --------------------of this neccaiary.* -To help make ---------------it effectirs, CREPT TIOW wlM b* radhashed by — the SUPPLIERS Involved. future. Herliner, vie* pinideut >4 tb« World t.'umniltu* fur the internato n s ! (ieophyiital Year IIO Y), tvitcded Kurils'* ipoed la gottiag mi artlfblal m<^n in iba sky boturr •• > •,(!* rl*e, wsi s *urprtM. iu view «f that secosipUshinenI he l» nut Inclined U dlwn-irt r iilm i by b<rvtet (pokeimen that (hr i s o rend * ruchet to the moon. h'j .i* l(ui«i*n< have ipoken of doing this ia the near future. gerkiMr •ouldn't goers s i Ihsir MmeUbl* | Berkner is prerMrnt uf tho A * .1 •octsteU Uoivertiilei, which oper­ ate r tho Ai^mU Energy t.'ornmls»inn's MroOkbaven Nslionsl l et* •rstery. and i« a member of * scientific tdvlrorr coinm ill** wltitli cenfrrrrd *t the W biu ALL account* not paid by the 10TH of the month following date o f delivery WILL BE SUBJECT TO By JOSEPH L. MYt.KH VduJ Fro** Staff C w n p afw l N K. H. >lcAlexander representing M ac’s Oil Co. (Phillips’ €6) representing M ac’s Oil Co. (Phillips’ 6$) M. R. Strickland repress American Oil Co "we'ro pointing up our new shoe elegance with naturalizes black suede pumpa......... 12.95 Earl Higginbotham representing Standard Oil Co. J. C. Dnvtn representing Tho Texas Co. N. I i i' la he a vsluahia tstoatifW tool for wbai M tolls about air prsuurs high tm siwl fur th* Informal!** tho bokavior U iu orhk aivsx -A—H Here’ s dramatic proof that repeated quality dry cleanings do not alter look and feel o f newness Now you can be sure your family’s clothes are safe! • Fashion decrees you'll be wearinR pointed toe .nhoes by night & day. Bbihop representing Sinclair Refining Co. Exclusive B’ootwear" John f„ Crawford k H. D. lake rep Thrifty Service Station fib er Alphonse Hslimi of France meets Baal Macias cf Mexico, Both hire claims to (he title, Flyweight Pascual Pern facer little threat from Spain's Young Have us dry clean them like these two suits featured recently in national magazine*. You'll find that not only does regular Sanitona Dry Cleaning cause no perceptible wear, but never before did you te* those clothe* quite so clean nor quite so perfectly pressed. They retain both the look and feel of newnese �The Sanford HAwld—Pag* 5 Thunday, October 17,1957 Woman’s W.M.U. Meets For Lunch And Program The Woman’ * Missionary Union - ar tnc r i m B a im » n iu m r iniT Monday morning In the chufeh auditorium, following the circle meetings and luneheon. Mr*. E. A. Covington preiided. Mrs. Covington read a letter from Ml** Josephine Jone*. thank­ ing the W . M. U. for their hospl tality at the recent meeting held at our church. There wa* a t^tal of 62 at the circles, with 2" .-yin g for the program . Mr*. Covington a*ked for cooperation from each circle In having two circle members take part every Thursday in church visitation. Mrt. A. J. Pelerson announced the mission study to be taught by Mr*. Mary Brothers on November 18. The book will be "Continent in Com m otion." A day of instruc­ tion for the mission study teachers will be held In DeLand October ITth. Circle 1, with Mrs. Heltn Car* ter as chairman, presented a most interesting program, "B »-nId, I have set before Thee an open D oor." Those taking part were: Mrs. K. F. Cooper, Mrs. Cecil Tuc­ ker, Mrs. Ben Newsome, Mrs. Helen Carter, Mr*. M. N. Cleve land, and Mrs. H. H. Grier. Mrs. J. S. Cleveland rendered a *olo. The meeting adjourned at 2:00 P. M. 9 age Conning The Osteen Resident . Given Surprise Stork Shower News By VIRGINIA CONN, Sadrty BAHat Newcomers Corner Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Mathl* have moved to Sanford recently from Miami, Flo. They are living in an apartment on Palmetto A te. Mr Vxlhis is ■ carpenter. They atie t the Baptist Church. From Beverly Hilts, Illinois, come Mr. snd Mrs. W. C. Yandell. who have bought a home on Or­ ange Avc. The Yandell* are m em ­ ber* o f .the Christian Church. Mr. Yamlcll U a retired harber. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bomgardencr have moved to Sanford with their two girts, 3 and 5. The Bumgardener* are renting an apart­ ment on Palmetto. They are for­ mer resident* o f Lebanon, Pa., and attend the Lutheran Church. Mr. Bontgardencr i* employed by Chase and Co. Chief and Mrs. C. L. F.berte* and their daughter 4, have bought a home on Park Ave. The Ebcrle* are from BecviUe, Tex. They arc Episcopalians. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. La iteau have bought a home im Wynnewood Drive, where they are living with thei* little girl, age 7 months. The LaKranv have come from Statford, Conn, Mr. LaRcau is a field service engineer with the NcrJcn Ketny Corp. The fam ily is Catholic. Chief and Mrs. Thomas P. VAH t wives sre planning to get together fo r spartrlba at Betty McBratnie’ s home in Grove Manor Friday night at 8:30. They were all glad to h*.ar that Terry Durand had her baby and it wa* a boy. The Durands have a little girl at. tit sis______ Talked to Helen Andrew today and Thursday she takes o ff for Daytona Beach for a long wrekeno with friend* Mabel M ahe,, and Edith Yerian. Mabel hat Just com e back from a summer in Rotcoe, N. Y. and Montreal. Edith spent the summer In Montreal. They will ail retreat to a loveW duplex on the beach, where they can cotnSprouse have bought a home on Princeton Ave. in Sanford. Chief Sprouse is stationed with VJ-62 In Jacksonville. They and their girl 12 came from Pensacola. The fam ­ ily attends the Methodist Church. The fam ily of Thomas L. Brown, it living on Maple Ave., while Mr. Brown It on the Turk's Is­ land. The Browns have three chil­ dren, girt* 5 and 3(4 and a boy ltk. They are Presbyterians, and are from Pittsburg. Pa. Mr. and Mrt. T. K. Neal of Fort Bayard, N. M. are living on San­ ford A ve. They have two boyi, S to 1, and attend the Christian Church. Mr. Neal is a TDI in the Navy. Lt. ( jg ) and Mrs. T. F. Wllater have com e to Sanford from Pensacola. They are living on Shirley Avc. with their girl 2 and hoy 1 month old. They attend the Episcopal Church. mune with the tun. Fanehon and Mae Roberta are going over Saturday to ipend the weekend with the ladies, Mac re­ turns tonight from a business trip to Charleston, W . Va. lt wa* good to see Dottle Rou— just a wristband on has- arm. Dottie broke her wrist last sum­ mer and has been rather con­ fined since. Yesterday afternoon the Roumlllata took DUon and Dave EUts out for a ride In the boat. The Ellises and baby are spending sometime with her fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. W . E. Baker In Lake Mary. Dave used to be In V\H 9. but got out o f the Navy shortiy after he and Pilon were married, and Is now In the Insurance busi­ ness in Kansas City. Pilon and the baby flew down, and Dave followed with the ear, and boat so they could en joy waterskiing. It seems a little late for that now, but the Ellises are made o f study ■tuff. Osteen— M rt. Pan! Brooke w pleasantly surprised when a o f friends arrived at Iter Monday evening to glv# h er stork shower. Mrs Timer Meredith and Mr*. Curt Vincent were hostess**. Games were played with going to Mrs. Arthur Clark. M rt. George Snyder and Mra. Sarah Beach, Mrs. Arthur Clark, Mr*. Muffley. : Mr*. Brooke received many gUU from Mr*. J. C. W allace, her ■ » ther from New Smyrna Beach, Mrs. Arthur Clark. M rt. Geerg* Snyder, Mrs. Curt Vlnceiit, Hirt, Mr*. Johnny Merrtt, Mra. Irv­ ing Velno Jr., Mrs. Kenneth Har­ vey, Mrs. Jack Foorman, Mra. Sam Brooke, Mr*. Louie Neel, Mrs. Pat Cullum, M rt. George Hirt, Mr*. Alice Marie Hattgtt, Miss List Tim er o f Orlande, Mr*. Marela M atey o f New Smyrna Beach, and Mra. S. M. M uffley e t Lake .Monroe. MRS. LEWIS MERRILL describe* her stay at the National Auxiliary Contention In Atlantic City, na Iiunu itni n < M im ii*iini»> | .Mr*. F. E. Roumillat, pres, of tin Sanford hospital auxiliary, and Harry W eir, hospital administrator (Photo by Rergatrom) look on. General Meeting 0/ Hospital Auxiliary Held Tuesday Eve In making Jama and JeDlea, a l ­ THURSDAY Tit* famous Rebels Quartette Both a hoard and a general meet­ tie bibs for the nursery. A motion the auxiliary. will sing at the High School at ing were held Tuesday night in w a i made and carried and Mrs MRS. ROUMILLAT NOMINATED 8:00 P. M. Sponsored by the Latin the Jewish Community Center by Gray and her Sunshine Com mit­ FOR SECOND TERM Club. Tickets on tale at the San­ the W om an's Auxiliary o f the tee be authorised to make such The by-laws were read, and a report given by the nominating ford Herald. Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mrt. purchases a i they may need. The Sanford Garden Club will F. E. Roumillat, President o f the Mrt. Brubaker reported to the com m ittee. Mra. Roumillat was have a general busineta meeting Auxiliary, conducted both meet­ general meeting. She had just re­ nominated for Pres., Miss Rebec­ and covered dish luncheon at 12:30 ings. turned from a meeting with the ca Stevens for V. P ., Mr*. F. A. P , M. at the education*! building Mrs. Dor Brubaker. . reneral Doctors and reported that the was Dyson, second V, P., Mra. Vincent o f the First Presbyterian Church. chairman for the High Fever Fol­ to speak to the Woman's Club the Bullet lieu and Cor. See., Mrs. Zcb R atliff, Treat. Jack Russell o f Orlando, will lies gave a report on her commit­ next day. The directors were read by Mrs. speak on "N ew Gardening Proce­ tees to the board. 11 was reported Mre. Lewis Merrill Doris Cline, and the new nomi­ dure*.’ ’ Speaks of Convention that the Elk's Cluh would once Mrs. Lewis Merrill, who attend­ nating committee announced. Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES m ore be used for rehearsals, and The meeting closed and a social will observe Friendship night at that there was nred of a place to ed the National Convention held in 8:00 1'. M. at the Masonic Temple. store the costumes, where they Atlantic City, gave a short talk on the exhibits and highlights of The la k e Mary P-TA will meet may be locked. Mrs. Rector, Chairman o f the the convention. at 8:00 p. m. in the school. Mr. She received much com m ent Milwra will speak on the bond Sewing Committee, reported that 42 "pinkies", the puppet made for and praise from the convention Issue. little patients, have been present­ for the excellent handbook, which FRID AY The Mimosa Circle o f the Sun- ed to children. She asked for help was put out by Mrs, Blackwelder ford Garden Club will meet with in making more, as she herself for Seminole Auxiliary member*. has made fifty. Materials may be A number o f Auxiliaries are plan­ Sirs. Ray Peck, DoUary at ning lo adopt the handbook, and A . JL. for the regular meeting obtained from Mr*. Rector. An encouraging response has have requested copies. and covered dish luncheon. Young mothers Home Demon­ been received from local mer­ Harry Wetr Gives amusing talk Harry Weir, hospital administra­ stration Club will meet Oct. 17 at chants through the letter* sent 7:30 p. m. at the Community Cen- several weeks ago soliciting ad­ tor, was introduced by Mrs. Rou, *.er, 401 East 23th St. Mrs. Sara vertising in the Follies program. mlllat, and gave an amusing dis­ Mr*. A. B. Peterson Sr. report­ sertation on his trip to Atlantic Kate Myers will give the demon­ stration on meat extenders. Those ed for the Membership commit­ City and the National Hospital who cannot meet in the daytime tee, in the absence of Mrs. George Convention Mr. Wetr attempted to describe are invited to Join this group. Hardin. She asked that th*<» who Mrs. Howard Greene anl Mrs. Jo­ are familiar with each phase of a few o f the fabulous exhibits the work at the hospital will put at the convention, where he spent seph Krug arc the hostesses. Meeting at the C. P. O. club at their names down foe substitutes. several day* trying to tee them 8:00 P. M. to form a Ladles Aux­ Members .ire asked to wear their all. One of the most interesting iliary of the Fleet Reserve Orga­ name pins at future general meet­ was a bed which combines the ing*. bathroom facilities, stretcher, and nisation. _______________ _____ . They Mrs. F. E. Roumillat was elect­ storage, all at pushbutton con­ day night at the Pinrrrest Srhnol during Adult Talent Night, l eft lo right: Mrs. Jackie Austin, Mr*. MONDAY ed as delegate to the Florida trol. Mr. Weir said that there may \Vo<hI1# M orns, Mrs. Margia Smith, Mrs. Hetty Brown, Mis, Gretrhen K lrtbhoff. (Staff I’ hnlo) The Past Matrons Club o f Semi­ State Convention of Hospital Aux­ coma a day when a hospital will nole Chapter No. 2 OES. will meet ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ nothing hut iliaries, which will be held in be constructed o f with Mrs. R. F. Crcnihaw. 1133 Clearwater November 21 and 22. rooms— then these affairs wilt be East 7th St., at 7:30 p. ra. The »ec. V. P., Mrs. Dyson was rolled in. The Male Chorus will hold a elected as alternate. It was sug­ After describing the Convention, rehearsal in the rooms o f the gested that those ladies w>h<> wish Mr. W eir asked tho ladies at the Mrn'a Bible Clast of the First to attend the convention, call Mra, general meeting lo help the hos­ Methodist Church at 8:00 p. m. Roumillat. pital in public relations. He stated Adult talent night at the Pfne-IIarly com pelling version o f Dance The Sanford Home Demonstra­ Mrs. L. A. Anderson, program that while the turnover in the crest School is Jelling Into a most Macabre, by Saenl Sams. As tion Club Is sponsoring a Cooking Every color scheme, whether for and project* chairman, announced Seminole Memorial Hospital (o f interesting program. The time will death plays his violin, the ghmils demonstration by Miss Lucy F. your home or your wardrobe need* that a blood hank refrigerator, a personnel) was 3H‘ ,, the national Nowlin. Home Service Represent­ the contrast o f something dull, he 7:30 P. M. at the school. Ad­ wlll ari*t from their graves to ative for the Florida Power and something bright, something dark baby isuh'ttr and rocker would be average is 60r«. This statement mission will be fifty cents for dance on Halloween night. T lx Light. The demonstration wilt be purchased from the funds made arose from criticism and whis­ and something light. this year in the High Fever Fol- pering inferring that "the hospi­ adults and twenty-five cents for tombstones themselves cover ex ­ held Nov. 1, at 7:31 P. M. at the Conserves are cooked like Jam. tal can 't keep anyone". Mr. Weir lie*. Seminole County Council Center children. trem ely fam ous personages, and They contain a mixture of fruit*, Mrs. W. E. Gray requested plat was assured the co-operation of During (he intermission cakes, it is Indeed unusual to find them on Geneva Ave. generally Including lem'>n* and Mrs, I,. F. Lccps-r of the San­ oranges, and sometimes raisins cookies and soft drinks will be ail resting in one place. ford club will he chairman o f the and null. sold. Adult talent night at Pinecrest event. Mrs. W. B. Moye Is coEach classroom will present sounds like a wonderful place to chairman. Mrs. C. M. Flowers will One way to give the illusion o f something In the way erf enter­ a low celling In a htgh-walled room tainment. V. J. Robbins is slatrd spend Friday evening. The pro­ serve a , publicity ehrm. A surface broiler and oven meal is to paint the ceiling either a dark to dn in amusing speech and gram is sponsored by the Finewill he prepared by Miss Now­ erdor or the color o f the carpel. parody. Deanna McManus o f the crest P-TA. lin. This will be served to the Horizontally striped draperies or Deanna School of Dance will do a guests. There will he favnrt for wallpaper will do the «ame trick. gipsy dance to the tune o f "Tw o everyone attending, and a nice Guitars." door prize Tlcketa costing 23c may­ sale. Barbershop, harmony and melo­ be bought at the door or from The public Is Invited to attend. dramas will also be offered. The any club member. Miss Nowlin will domon«trJte the sixth graders have the final word, Kathle Owens Following the cooking demonof the newest of electrical ap­ as usual. This will be a partlcu- Hubert Bagwell j stration is a cake, apron and plant use pliances. ways melt paraffin la the to* a f ■ double boiler and not over heat. Otherwlae, there la n < o f the paraffin bunting Into flana, should this happen, dump baM f| soda liberally over the flimaa. 1 %* soda when heated ereate* dioxide gas, which helpa the fire. caitos was enjoyed. Delldoua refresh­ ment* <rr*. served fruit. • *«>•* beautifully decorated with v e ft b able* and fruits In a large p a in frond. About fifty member* at­ A tended the meeting. COLD WEATHER AHEAD . . . Review! Miss Nowlin Will Adult Talent Night Friday Demonstrate Hilarious Event At Pinecrest On November 1 Happy Birthday It* By Miller Radio & Appliance 118 S. Park Avt. Phono FA 2-0332 Kickernick SANFORl), FLORIDA * Schiaparelli All HI-FI See Our Quality Line Of 24 s6 SEE OUR LO VELY All wool SELECTION OF: X Instruments Priced from $99.95 to $635.00 Miyiel HF771E Combination Radio & HI-FI Television Radios Gowns, pajamas, slips l briefs, bras, petticoats, , \\\ V YLoU iy - $269.95 Terms To Suit ** * girdles and Hose. Don’t buy until you see textured “Madrid". Miracle Mi­ lium lined. Grey, beige, peacock, blu*. Sized 8 to 18. For The Finest In %smilh wool "Featuring Fashions Juai For Yoa" 200 If. Park Ava. FA 2-2383 * •'■a • » TY— — stub twet<L — VI. ,. V I... r f v ^ V j ” d- iIiraIc* Miliua| u * y " A i}y\ lined. Sizes 8 to 10. t5 �r • *- Thursday, October IT. 1957 T a g * t — T h o S a n fo r d H e r a ld Jh iS a n fM 1 dOuuxht OSCAR FlIALCY United Press Sport* Writer N EW YORE (U P ) — Fraley'* By Terry Brennan United Press Coach O f Week denly worked. Three time* In ■ row It worked— North C a n U n i U Clemaon 0 , North C ardins U Navy 7, North Carolina 59 Mlsml J7 * A FIVE DAY BOAT e m l'e got underway (his morning for a group of als Hanfordltea. Just before leavllng they're shown wllb A cts boat., th ey are (le ft to right) Jimmy G regus, Belts G rog oi, Peggy Bnaaeir. John Runaell, and Larry Christie/. (B ergstrom Photo by G oals) Six Sanfordites Start Today On Five-Day Cruise In Boats R. Brown, Cannon Control Offensive Picture In SEC BIRMINGHAM, Ala. T — Ray Mliiliaippl'a veteran Tformation director, and Billy Can­ non.1 Louisiana Slate’ s sophomore flash, dominated tha offensive pic­ ture as the Southeastern Confer­ ence rolled into Us fourth full Brown. my Gregu. In their 13-foot run­ about the "D ixie L ee", Peggy and John Russell In their 17-foot crui­ ser the "Princess P eg ", and Larry Christy and Don Compton In Christy's IJ-fool runabout "The Sputnik", will heed the "ca ll of tha w ild" on a five-day boat cruise.1 On the first half o f their cruise the adventuresome six will Join (he annual Ki.simmec-Okeechohee Boat A-Cadr. To start things o ff the stv will attend the big party and rally at Kissimmee. "A nchors Aweigh" wav bright and early this morning. The next two days will be sprnt cruising down the Kissimmee River in the company o f the other ft)0 nr more hosts. The first night's >top will he at Camp Klccn where broiled I steaks will appease the appctlts of the hungry six. Teggy Russell's mother, Mrs. Frances Hasselt wilt Join the six Ssnforilitei and they will all e n ­ joy the gay festivities being held there Saturday night. Alter coffee Sunday morning the six will nave farewell to Mrs. Official SEfl statistics for games Russell's mother end to the Boatthrough Oet. 12 showed that Brown A-Cade as they start across Lake led the total offense field with Okccchobrc. Cannon running second, and also They will leave the big lake at topped the passers while the sprin­ the Calousahatchie River which ter from the bayous was No. 1 will take them to their next night's man In rushing. stop at f t . Myers. Brawn picked up 142 yards run­ A fter breaking cam p the next ning and passing as Mississippi morning they will start their lon g­ downed Vanderbilt tn cling to the est day's run cruising up Hie in­ total offense lead with 443 yards. The second day's run will lake land waterway along the W a it He Jumped from fourth to first In j them to Camp EEEE where once Florida coast to Slum p Pais w h e n passing’ wlth a total of IS comple­ they will enter the Gulf of Mexico tions In 23 tries for 230 yards, two TEDDY IS READY fur the open water run to Venice t-.-uchduwns snd a sparking .371 CHICAGO if — Q uarlcrhf-k Ted Inlet. Here they will enter procom pletion average. signed as a free Cannon rolled up 9S yards on the Marchiboda, ground as LSU upset Georgia Tech agent early last month, has been to give him an average of 78 put on the active player list by yards per try. Again Georgia's the Chicago Cardinals. Marchlhustling fullback. Thcr.-n Sapp, brorla completed 12 TD passes last cam e second with 301 yards for n vear while wilh the Pittsburgh 3.3 average. In third place was Sleclers, who named him thsir No. Cannon’ s teammate, fullback Jim­ I draft choice in 1933. m y Taylor, with 283 yards and a 3.1 average. Georgia’ s Jimmy Orr led Hie BOSTON (U P ) — It was "open pats receievrs with It for IflO house" today at Suffolk Dt/wna. yards and one touchdown, follow­ All patruns were allowed to enter ed by LSU’ s J, W Brodnax with the race track free of charge. six for lit . Cannon was fifth with However. It atlll cost 12 for a 32 four receptions hut he had counted mutuel ticket. 133 yards and one touchdown. Following Brown In passing was Kentucky's Lowell Hughes with while Charlie Britt o f Georgia 18 o f 41 attempts for 232 yards, came third with 18 of 37 lor 213 yards. There's another side of the Story too. Maryland, without Ta- 5 7 u ' SCHEDULE CHANGES HAilMOAO Other* among the 4a,WO fans at the Maryland • North Carolina gam e at College Park, Md., may not understand bow, since sea­ son’ s atari, the odds have shifted to fav or Jim Tatum '* Tar Heels. Sort o f a royal fairy tale. The Queen herself may be told how Tatum built a football dy nasty a t Maryland, winning na­ tional championship with mighty, undefaated teams, hut gava It up to g o to North Carolina And how last year, hia team had miserable luck. U n cU v a lm s Som e of his own form er as­ sistants defeated Tatum's team s by big scores. Very unehlvairons. And when the season began this fail, Tatum 's North Carolina team showed no signs o f becoming any stranger and how rumors flew that, even at Chapel Hill, N. C „ where Tatum had pledged his Knlght'a honor, he might soon be four y e a r s a i Notre Dame’ s "bread-and-butter" runner. After graduation, Terry becam e coach o f Mt. Carmel hlgn in Chicago and won an unprecedent­ ed three straight league titles. He also found lim e to teach taro sub­ jects and spent hi* night* earn­ ings a law degree at DoP#-*t uni­ versity. In 1MI, he beeame an assistant coach at N j‘.re Dma ami g ot the big Job the following rear. Usee Firm Hind Despite his youth, Terry eonIre's his pisyera with a firm hand. Ones hia Mt. Carmel playera sneaked out o f training cam p at night fo r a sundae and soda orgy. Brennan solved that by call­ ing a long, surprise calisthenics drill when the bays got back. They behaved after that. Notre Dame doesn't play this week, w h i c h makes Brennan happy because " I know we can whip the open date. W e're two cauendowns better." A fter that on successive week­ ends com e Pittsburgh, Navy, Michigan Slate, Oklahoma, Iow a, Southern California and Southern Methodist, " I t ’ s enough to frighten any­ one,” Brennan canceded. and no one will dispute that. " I don't know what would make a great season, but w s'll do our best u> get on e." MERCURY . Hardtop coupe. Merc •o - malic, radio, heater. 1 MERCURY I door. Needa paint—that* all. 'C O ^ much improved William and Mary team. South Carolina and Clemson are Idle, resting fo r their annual "M g Thursday" clash which for U.9. football fans, unaffected by roy­ alty, Is a* unchlvairoua aa they com e. <t <P NEW YORK (U P )— I f you be. Mich. Oklahoma, a c c o r d I n g to the Broadway oddsm tkers, thouM drfeat Kansas by at least th irty fou r points in their Big Eight con­ ference tusslet Norman, Okla. The Sooner*’ spread over Kan, aaa Is the largrst on the weekend slate, but it could be an "under* la y " fo r one Important reason: Bud Wilkinson’ s boys, unbeaten In their last 43 gam es, are not too happy about surrendering their No. 1 rating to Michigan State, so they probably will open all cylin­ ders against Kansas. Arm y Over Pitt In the E ast’s biggest gtm c, Arm y has been installed a w e point pick Pittsburgh in in Ihei,pom i p i v l oover i c r ru '< a u u i| iii m n* sellout contest at West Point The Panthers have run o ff three straight victories since losing their opener to Oklahoma but the Ca­ dets, beaten by Notre Dame last week, figure to rebound. Minnesota rates as a 13-poht Big 10 conference battles, defend­ ing champion Iowa |j rated 7 points b e t t e r than Wisconsin. Miehgan Is 14 over Northwestern, and Ohio State it 21 over Indians. Three gam es w ere listed as "even m oney” bets, Including the Washington State vs. Oregon squabble fo r first place in the Pacific Coast Conference Other "p ick 'em ” gam es were Califor­ nia vs. Southern California and Auburn vs. Georgia Tech. In Friday night games, TVset Virginia It 13 over George Wash­ ington, Miami <F1a.) six over North Carolina State, and Missistippl 14 over Tuiane. SIGN FOR T V BOLT WASHINGTON 871 — Juse Cra­ te ro, California state welterweight champion, and Davey Moore of A ’ a SIGN THREE Springfield, Ohio, have signed to KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P )—T h meet In a 10-round natlonalte-televised bout on Nov. I, Cotero la Kansas City Athlatlci have signed ranked fifth while Bloore la sixth three young players to minor league contracts fo r the 1950 sea­ among the welterweights. son. They sre Robert Horseman, 17. of Brinkley, Ark., to Grand HEATH TAKES OVER PORTLAND. Ore. W Tommy Island o f the Nebraska Stale Heath has been nsmed field man­ League, William m i t e . 21, o f St. ager and general manager o f the Louis to Seminole, Okie., o f the Portland Beaver* o f the Pacific Sooner State League, and John League. He replace* Bill Potedel Wing of La Puente, Calif., to Po­ as field manager and Joe Ziegler catello, Idaho o f tha Pioneer in the front office . League. OLDS 88 Holiday Cpe.^ A A A F Iow r,rfl° * $ ■ heater. One owner. . a l l # a # . PLYMOUTH Savoy ae' C C dan V-8 nuto tranamla^ s l o t s . Look. United P reH Sports Writer those gridiron Giants, Michigan State and Oklahoma, face easy pickin’ i again this weekend. Michigan State, which took over first place In the United Press ratingn this week. Is a 21-point favor­ ite over Purdue In their Bib 10 Conference game at E a it Laming, urday to understand the mechan­ ics o f tha aplit-T formation, pitcheuta and handoffs. He's a law yer who doesn't prac­ to the Rose BowL Oregon Is the pick on a sleet-corseted defense tice but makes sure hi* players do. He was a football player at which has yielded only two touch­ nine, a cjU ege starter at IT, a downs In four games. schoolboy coach at 20 and s o t the The East. Penn over Brown— In good form. m ott glam orous colleg e coaching Yale over Cornell—Should be lob at 23. dose. H e's Terence Patrick (T erry) Arm y over Pitt — BLUEPLATE Brennan, the United Press Coach SPECIAL. j t the Week after the dramatic Columbia over Harvard — Re­ 23-51 victory o f his flu bitten cent surprise winner. Notre Dame team over o i l rival Also: Dartmouth o v e r Holy Army. Cross, Penn Stale over Vander­ Best Fla First bilt, Princeton over Colgate, Bos­ "I though w e'd really be in ton College over VUIanova and trouble after all theso boys g>t Rutgers over Lehigh. the flu ," Brennan said today. The South "W h y , the student body had a-i Navv >ver Georgia — Looms many sick that w e bad beds in stout contender. the hallways o f the Infirm ary sed Miami over N.C. Stats — Be had to have a tem perturc o f 102 battling to end. to get in. But the boys Jurt M llsU lippl over Tuiane — Mer­ wouldn't quit, that's alt." its preference. The last tim e A r m / and N olle Duke over Wake Forest — Can Dame met— In 1917— IS year-old turn It on. halfback Terry Brennan tipped *T A lio: Georgia Tach over A u­ yards for a touchdown with the burn, North Carolina over Mary­ opening k ick off to touch o f f a-i land, LSU over Kentucky, Florida Irish victory. over Mississippi State. Tennessee This lim e, Brennan faced a lot over Alabam s, West Virginia over luoie pressure E*-:r since he George Washington and W . A M. succeeded Frank Leahy four years over VMI. ago, critics and opposing teams The Southwest alike have w a it)I to pounce on Texas Aggies over TCU — Can him They had a field day when the 1934 Irish, green In axpcrience prove tough foe. Rice over SMU Stretch bat­ as well as uniform, won -ttly two games. tle. The Notre Damn administration Baylor over Texas T e c h '— Can do better. supported T erry lo the limit and Texas over Arkansas — Fit and the victory over A rm y made the Monday m orning quarterbacks as ready. Also: Tulsa over North Texas silent as Calvin C oolllgs, Father W sa Nn Star State, Hardin Simmons over W ic­ Hard work ana ambition art hita and Oklahoma State over Brennan trademarks. Terry, son Houston. o f a form er Notr-i Dame star and The Midwest Michigan Slate over P u r d u e - brother o f threo form er college players, won seven letters in Logical choice. Minnesota over Illinois — Last football and track at Marquette High In Milwaukee. Then came was excellent. Iowa over Wisconsin — Top ef­ fort needed. . o f it. Oklahoma over Kansas — One Oregon State over UCLA — A l­ beat. ways a threat. Also: Michigan over Northwest­ Stanford over Washington — Be ern, Nebraska over Syracuse, closing stoutly. Ohio State over Indiana, M iitoari New M exico over Arisons—Can over Iowa State, Marquette over prove troublesome. Cincinnati and Kanaas State over Also: Utah over Denver, Idaho Colorado. over COP, Utah State over Mon­ Tbe Weal tana and Wyoming over Brigham l/SC over California — Not out Young. /fnmutuuu/ By TIMM0R1ARTY 13. fn "l»- )-<4 wi»«k— t »^*thaU i t t g s M fg B U P : United P m * Sports Wetter "winners**— as the teams bead SOUTH BEND, Ind., (U P ) — down the bsckslretch with no He's a true-green Irishman mar­ bolds barred. ried to n Kelley, yet he refused Game of the Week Oregon over Washington State: to inaugurate his first spring prac­ This is a battle which will do tice on the traditional St. Patrick's much toward deciding who goes day because it w as too cold. ■r Michigan Stale Favored 21 Points Over Purdue Squad 995 CADILLAC sedan £ cleanest on# left any- -P f l# A F FONTTAC 4 door. beautiful black finish* vsry nice. ** BUICK 4 door aedan. Anot,,,r telU y owned <+ 4) , _ _ 7 ' CHEVROLET BelaIr Hardtop sedan, fully equipped. OLDS 88 Holiday cpe. Lota of miles left here. OLDS 98 4 door. Local­ ly owned k driven, nlee. EFFECTIVE October IT, 1937 II you naad m on ey Is lid s you NORTHBOUND over until p a y d a y , as lor a longsr “ # 5 CHEVROLET 4 door. Be sura k look this ported, lot as arsing* a e . loan lor you. 51 595 STUDEBAKER i Very economical. SOUTHBOUND Buy And Save In Sanford F IN A N C E Daily except Sundays Ml Wsit First Sir««i FAirf*■ 2-3743 10U Sfiftctn V*,«r«r | ,;iti«| | L. T. Sheppard 081:* Hstm Pail, U ; fnday M . (loud SoturOor ---------------------ORLANDO------------------------------ Ticket Agent D OW NTOW N—401 W eil Central Avenue. ...G A rden 3-4493 CO IO H IAITO W K 1743 (o n Colonial Drive.GArrfen 3-2042 ____08k* Hsun Daily >1. wTdnttdar'l tetwdoy T-ly LOANS M A P I TO RISIDINTS OF A U NIARBY TOWNS 2nd & PALMETTO PHONE FA 2-0711 » V | 9 ) �Airs. Vernon Hardin Chosen As Contestant In National Contest Mrx. Vernon B. Hardin hai been selected by the X I Beta Eta Chap- Mrs. Smith Hostess To Circle Recently The home at Mrs. Ralph Austin be featured on the enver n* " T V -r n .eenr for the Octhe nationi sorority m s g -I tober Meeting of Circle No. 2 o f) atlnc, in Fehruary. the Women or the First Presby­ Mrs. Hardin (P a t), lives at 131* terian Church. Forest Drive with her husband Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. Chairman and tw o children Vicki 6. and Mike 4. She was born in Jackson, and Mis* Alberta B oyer. Secre­ Tenn., but has been a Sanford res­ tary and Treasurer o f this groupident for I t years. were In charge o f the business This Is Mrs. Hardin's fifth year session. in Bela Sigma Phi. She has served Mr*. Smith read the "L e t's Talk as treasurer, and on publicity, p ro­ About It" article taken from the je c t and ways and means co m ­ mittees. This year ahe is serving ■a social and publicity chairman In the new Exemplar Chapter of XI Beta Eta. Mrs. Hardin also takes a great interest in Garden Club work, the P . T. A. and In reading. Last year she took part in the High Fever Fellies, and I.* looking for­ ward to that again this year. The Hardins are members of the First Baptist Church. Mr. Hardin is a fireman with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. MRS. VERNON HARDIN. Valentine girl for XI Beta Eta Chapter. (Photo by Bergstrom) Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Brooke o f Os­ teen announc .the birth of a son. O ctober 3 In the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital. The baby has been named Michael Wayne. He weigh­ ed seven pounds, four ox. at birth. Presbyterian Survey. Thia Is a discussion program entered Into by all present. Mrs. George Maffett gave the Bible Study lesson using “ The Sermon on the Mount" as her scripture reading. She Is a forcefu l Bible teacher and her individual style of presenting a Bible subject Is exceedingly im ­ pressive, due to her sincerity and earnestness. The social hour was especially pleaiant and was enjoyed by the 13 members present. Mrs. Smith’ s lovely home was attractively dec­ orated with fall flowers. Refresh­ ments consisting o f Iced lemon­ ade, oatmeal cookiea and mints. The highlight o f the social hour was a look at her recently install­ ed modern kitchen, which Is out o f this world. SERVICE * The VAH-7 w ives luncheon was held last Thursday, October 10, a t the "A fterbu rn er” . Hostesses were Mrs. Nell Pruden and Mrs. G. F. BlehL The tables w ere beautifully deeorated with autumn leaves, Indian corn, pumpkin and nuts. Dried sprays o f thistle, wheat and bittersweet were also added. These had all been sent to MM. ftrtt 1‘iuutu from her mother In Ohio. A short skit was presented by Mrs. Richard Bauer and Mrs. Neil Trudcn. The skit was a take-off on the traditions o f Navy wife pro­ tocol. Attending w ere Mrs. Marvin Bass, Mrs. Richard Bauer. Mrs. G. F. Blehl. Mrs. H. S Bryant, Sirs. W. S. Culpepper, Mrs. H. C. Francisco, Mrs. Kino Hodges, Mrs. William Hoscy, Mrs. Robert Knight, Mrs. Ralph Mattus, Mrs. Robert Meyers. Mrs. R. R. McMurray, Mrs. William Pippin, Mrs. Neil Pruden, Mrs. Gerald Roberta, Mrs. Jane Sapp, Mrs. Jack Youngblade and Mrs. Tim Yount. Church Calendar THURSDAY The Senior High Fellowship of the First Preshy terlan Church will meet fo r recreation at 1:30 P. M. The Mid-Week Bible Hour o f the First Presbyterian Church will be conducted by the Pastor, Rev, A. G. M clnnls, at 7:00 P. M. The Chancel Choir o f the First Presbyterian Church will meet for rehearsal at the Church at 7:30 P. M. ELSIE KNIGHT CIRCLE Officers o f the Elsie Knight Cir­ cle o f the First Baptist Church were Installed in Impressive cere­ monies at the meeting o f the cir­ cle held at the home o f Mrs. Verne C. Messenger on Elliott Avenue on Mondsy evening. Mrs. A . J. Peterson was the Installing o ffl- BABY GIRL T R A N SN E , daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mra. Russell C. Trantne, Sanford.* Bern Oct. 13. ( I’ hoto by Bergstrom) fisA & onalA Joe Davis, sophomore at Uni­ versity o f Florida, will have as his guest for Homecoming W eek­ end, Miss Elisabeth W oodruff o f Florida State University, A supper meeting o f tho Chris­ tian Education W orkers’ Confer­ ence o f the First Presbyterian Church wPl be held at 7:00 P. M. M ONDAY The Dependable Class o f the First Methodist Church will meet st 8:30 P. M. at McKinley Hall for a covered dish supper. The regular business meeting and in­ stallation of officers will follow. new -effiee n Ineludei- M h V . G. Hasty, chairman; M ri. Ruby Graves, co-chairman t Mra. Sue 5. Stevenson, secretary - treasurer; Mrs. Messenger and Mrs. C. A. Anderson. Jr., urogram ; Mrs. Fred Fisher, publications; Mrs. Sue Hutchison and Mita Martha Fox, Children’ s Home; Mrs. Estelle Gliison, mission study; Mrs. F . L. Dumpier, stewardship; Mra II. A. Moreland, com m unity missions, Mrs. A. Cavanaugh, social and publicity. * Mrs. Tcterson reminded those present that Thursdaya have been designated by the phurch aa "V isi­ tation D ay" and urged a* many as could to visit on that day, Mrs. E. A . Covington, president o f the W om en's Missionary Union o f the church, spoke briefly and read a letter from a student at the Seminary in New Orleans whom the W. M. U. ia sponsoring. Mrs. U. F, Cooper spoke In be­ half o f the Lottie Moon Christmas offering which Is taken each year In memory of an early missionary to the foreign fields. Mrs. Gliason announced that a mission study book will be taught on Nov. 11, tho time and place to be announc­ ed later. Following reports o f the officers the program, "T h e Open D oor" w as presented b y Mrs. Messenger. She also introduced Visa Kata Hoilman, o f Westphalia, Germany, who is visiting in Sanford with Mr. and Mrs. Bralley Odham. Miss Hollman and her fam ily cam e to the attention o f the Elsie Knight Circle about 10 years ago when a package o f clothing waa lent to Germ any through the United Church Council In this package was the address o f Mrs. MessersDuring the p u t 10 year* the hag kept In close touch with her friends In the circle Including Mra. Odham, Mrs. Messenger and Mrs. G. C. Dixon. At last, reallxlng her dream o f coming to the United States Miss Hollman arrived about a month ago and will remain here fo r several months. At the conclusion o f the m eetIng the hostesa, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Lillian Vickary, served refreshm ents. Those present w ere Mrs. Groves, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs, Peterson, Mrs. Covington, Mrs. Sue Hutchison, Mrs. Sue Stevenson, Mrs. GUsson, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Gunter, Mrs. Vickery, Mist Lorene Franklin. Miss Kathe Hollman, Mlsa Martha F t* , and the hostesa. \ ~ > £ « 2 - 2 *• J • “ * " • z r U.S. ^ SAVINGS BONDS, IAYAW AY* g ° od ; y ia J ^ VAH-7 Wives Have Luncheon In BOQ REV0LVIN8 SHELVES SALE! ST O R ES .. ^ FRID A Y & SATURD AY SPECIA LS! HUGE 70 POUND ZERODEGREE EREEZER for Limited Time Only 6.00 x 16-$ 7.95 6.70x15- 8.95 7.10x15-9.95 * 7.60x 15-10.95 J The Toaster with the Timer that Thinks Automatic Manning-lawman modal — rtgulgrly 1 14.751 The only low-priced toaster with <t these quality features: silent, no- 4 ) tick automatic thermostat. . . m heavy nickel-chrome finish . . . m swing-out crumb tray . . . extra g high bread lift. Fully guaranteed! ------ l i l j t l N j ACTUALLY 2 N l ^ ^ ^ l l l l i r V 3 J A m i M ( R S INONE MOOIt '""GENERAL with Kecappuble Tire/! o ff COME D O W N LIM ITED SU P P LY ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC COMBINATION REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Q ( • » J DOWN with five 12" IP records All-rubbsrmats prefect naw floor mats, cover worn spots on old mats. Easy to Install, easy to (loan. Sat includts 3 mats— I for driver's side, I for passenger, I designed especially for tho rear. • 4-ipeed, automatic • Dull spstleft . P...rfd euApuli amplifier m * Dull upphire M,JU' • Two-tee* Caia SPRING STEEL LAW N RAKE Fully Automatic 8-Cup Percolator A U T O M A T I C E L E C T R IC S K I L i n l flay 4<u u r t 4 / /lit fried EASY TERMS PImi Airj<um ft J a W to ere RCA Victor Nassau, lowest priced Tasted thermostat stops automatically when coffee ia done. Makes and keeps worm 4 to 8 cups. Exclu­ sive coppertone lid. Pol­ ished finish. Less electric cord set. U.L. listed. All 3 for tho price you'd ordi­ narily pay for the ironing board alone. Board has oli-sieel per­ forated top. Adjustable heights 2 6 ' to 36*. Top. 1 3 ' a 3 4 '. a Fry • lake • Sttw e Braise 113 S. PARK AYE. Family sire automatic skillet Jewel light, cooking guide control. SANFORD Twenty broad spring-stool teeth, permanently anchored In a sturdy frame. Full 19* Inch spread. Cleor lacquered handle, 4-feet long. Rake is 61 Inches overall. A real G oodyear valual portable with “ Flight-lino" styling and n*w cnmnact taoered detian. 14* tuba (overall diagonal)—108 sq. In. of viewable area. New “ Mirror-Sharp" picture. “ Fingertip Balance" handle. New "Hlgh-5harp-and-Eaty" tuning. Improved Balanced Fidelity Sound. Plugs Into AC outlet. In gray or ebony finishes. I4PT802 Series. PHONE FA 2-2S21 4SSM3E Down Priced from �9ta w d b a h TMCJUH6UIE4M8 -----------------------B y B IN N IT T C IR F ------------------------ ITS EXCITEMENT you am, Caskle SHasttt suggests ■ way to provoke Just stop tha F o f a theater where a smash hit is playing. Tha tickat-sellcc m u n t. fay boxofftea undoubtedly will be talking TBK/18KI f j d C K X t Then’s a high school foot* ball learue ta a certain mldwastam city when rtnlry has becom. ao bitter they use only substitutes ta the actual gitllron encounter. The Ant teams are aarnd for the Agkta after the guma. a 'a e , Just tied for Ant prise la a "Most Misunderstood Man In New (V York" contest: tha train announcers at Grand Central and Pun Having met him, and bavin* others choose the correct make* spoken la him several times, 1 up, and ta show a largo array of can assure you that you’ll enjoy M ax Factor products. Lieutenant ed somewhere along the line, so 1 - 111 JW T. ■ . , u sen t* t t » e arm ist***tM , me n o n e '# » t T S * e » f 1 BUCMtlHW JW 6 U trirtK lIK tA xwmkmmo i v t iiu n c p me [V imkdiwtk. wAotmNce oa ptetNOosACM KMC3KA..M mfoMOeaes NAVI suuT , AWHatJ HMTOf 1 l men \ AinAcr.’l ) ] O V II C l C I I V r t R I D E - I N THEATfE me arntel meats iq , WU...MP m*r ‘ dunks NOT MACMlNCd/ NOW SHOWING S T A R t S »:30 Legal Notice n ru n c o pu t o r tub POINTS JlU tlB . IKMIXULA IOI.VTV. VLOnUhL IX r S O M T C . IX BBi K1TATK OS KT UCL 1L NTItAMO C. FEATURE— 8:32 “ CHILDREN UNDER II ADM ITTED FR E E ” XOTICB o r IXTRXTIOX TO RCnilTKH riP T IT Illta XtMri NUT1CH IS UBHCnr GIVEN (hat In compliance with tha laws of Flo­ rida. (hs undvrtlennd will nelttar with tha d a rk of tho Circuit Court, Samtaalo Counts, Florida. upon re* clapt of Proof of Publication of this Mottos, tho following fictitious n im t tO-wll! "ItaD WINDIIASm TAINT AND BODT N1IOP-, undvr which I am aneafad In ths buatnssa oft (at Auto Body M a tin s sad Itspairs: (b) Auto Radiator Clsanlnf and Rapalra: (o) Auto rront-and Rapalra. Whssl Aliaalna aad Whaal Balancing, st t i l l Sanford Avanuo (Month). Sanford, Florida. Tho undaralgn* od la tha sola nwnar o f said bust* aaaa or bualntsaaa. DATEf) this Ith day of October. A. D. m i . /• / ALLENK D. WINDHAM T, WALTER HAWKINS Attornay for Raglstrant. HOW COULD YOU TALK FOP *-* TWENTY MINUTES TO A WRONG r NUMBER? t rr w a s A WRONG NUMBER X ____ f JtiMKMBSH. C*VS. AT 7M * J W 9 T >---- a /o h a s a d o u b l e a e o s a t r s u a u o o r b o t h - ■ ■ —■ . AND THS IO N S JPANGSB& /HO/AH New Mrs. Filbert’s has that real true taste yon love- 6 0 4 to you! yo b t LAST * s h o v in g Me a n w h ile * A s h o r t DISTANCE A W kY - - - Jfwwm. J .. f j V Tha Filbert family is sure you're going to love New Mrs. Filbert'*. That’i why they make you this astonish* ing offer! If you don’ t agree that New Mrs. Filbert’s has that real true taste . . . sweeter, fresher . . . the Filbert family pays you 60f! ------ PLUS------- “Queen Elizabeth II” g r a n d m a , w reas a p e p p e r - MINT SO D A I MADE FORVA' DELICIOUS, JOE/HOW DID V A M A K E I T ? f S I M P L E ...J U S T M IL K AN* PEPPE RM IN T TOOTH P A S T E " A a Added Attract Inn In Honor Of The Visit Of Uer Majesty To America STARTS TOMORROW SOCeiN RQCRIN Double Action Show1 W acstuip . . In your grocer's refrigerated easel GIPl / If you like that REAL TRUE TASTE . ..y o u ’ll love New Mrs. Filbert’s! G*t*T axV'C.OIAl OtAtPUY deCM 7 I'm reeyo td So much sw eeter and fre s h e r- this it the real true u stc! Mrs. Filbert's Marga­ rine is a new flavor d iscov ery-* great ntie recipe. rlUttilWOL.1 iTHourdsaT, R eal true aro m a, te a l Sniff that sweet freshness! A nd don't forget—15,000 units o f Vitamin A fortify every pound fur chiL « "----------7 " > / VAEU. Mcer fcLAkrt. a make M e S M V O U D C V V IT A --------- -- ------ A THREE* H NGMr.MOM/WC. WON •' a c LATE ■ YteaGCY H A9N T MUCH MONEY/ dren's health. Luxury tu te -w ith o u t lux* ury price! Serve it tonight! FU I MIMIUMSI Combine coo* pom from Mrs. Filbert's with other Red Scutari coupam: Bor­ den's Silver Cow Evaporated Milk, Luiisnne Coffee, Octagon Soap, Joan of Arc Canoed Vegetable!, Jet Dog Food. # 3 S £ £ t NOTHING U C * TWONd ) A •RAJER ALON® IM —1 CA SE ONE 6 0 6 * F LA T / ptontn V SOME/ Play Wahoo Tomorrow Night At 8:40 P..M. World’a Moat Thrilling SCREEN GAME ......... _ SIS W. Kobinaoa Avenue C. G. Suarez Dielribuiing Oomsaitv Ph. GA 2-6520 ^ Orlando, Florida �O M O RE BU YIN G AND S ELLIN G ! CLASSIFIED C O in NO 31—WORE W AN TED a—REAL ESTATE FOR SALK 13A— PLUMBING i l l SwiiftH u K « r 6 iw -" 7 j | |d » IiiU rM liij '1 ( X ‘iOb* r -1 7 i- l P S7 - ROOFING Television r n 1 S 3 « l > et TMAHKN LOST * FOUND FOR RENT REACH RENTALS M W ANTED to SEN T Woman wants housework. 609 W. KENNETH F . SLACK Flowers — P la its — Shrahi P L U M B IN G 22»d, or rail FA 2 - 5 6 3 9 . ____ ! KEG. REAL ESTA TE BROKER BEN MONROE NURSURY Contract and Repair Work THE CARD OF THANKS 1009 S. 2nd Phone F A 2-0221 Celery Avesua Fro* Eatunates FA 2-0333 General office work tom e bookVery often a Card o f Thanks in Tha Sanford Herald m otto a * . L HARVEY keeping, no shorthand by w i­ w ow s c t u m a need which is difficult to fill in any other way. Not only u it a I This Is A Realtor s Offering dow of recently deceased 32 104 Sanford A re. Phone FA M W PEA T COMPOST <Da*tw«M*r'»> o iL a s o e racious expression o f gratitude to those wba h at* sent floral Mason. Reliable and com pet­ 60c bu. bag ■ibutea but also courteously acknowledges tha services and kind* K V tX I S O Il T f s b u s ^ m O O R O V K 1< Bedroom frame home completeent. Phone iir s. Whiling. FA J4—PIAN O SK K Vit K GRAPLV1I.LE NURSURY nessea of th* many to whom a personal note o f thanks cannot wall TN cnenar r t u i W m m i ™ '? fin is h e d . Large living room, t 2-2100. 1 R E A L ESTATK_WAJ*t » is d)n|n- room .n d kitchen. Sur­ Uo West on 1st St. or 20th St. ( i l l XOvvaiur* win. Cacla Walt be mailed. f MISCELLANEOUS I:)S Cxnuon Carnival to Urapeville Ave. FA 2-0886. PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING Newspaper Cards o f Thanks am accepted as socially corrocL rounded bv shade trees. Approx. S'UO Weathar.Nawe.nparu Dress making fo r children. Call a—FLO W ER S. PLAN TS, W. L. HARMON Emily Post, tha noted authority o s etiquette, fe*!s they eerv 3 miles outside city. 33.000.00 • ;tt John Dalr an* vBa g a a a Hr*. Alexander, F A 2-3639. good uses. GRAY SHADOW SHRUBS down. Convenient monthly pay­ e.M HunUng and Flahlag w i U Ph. F A 2-4223 A fter 3:00 p. a . Do* U O FFICE EQUIPMENT ments. Thera is no prescribed form for ■ Card ot Thanks, ft eaa be a s Steady house cleaning, baby tit­ NURSERIES 1:11 Industry an Para** II AUTOM OSILES-TRAILIES brief or ae detailed as you desire. When the occasion cornea you ling hv week* F A 2-0631, 709 SOUTH SANFORD AV EN U E iE a O g l M £ Li : ,«n Oniart llhytlvini will find a sympathetically undemanding member of our s t a ff to i t BOATS k MOTORS Cypress Ave. T :il r u rh o u a a Vu ieen N E A R LAKE JESSUP assist you. 7:1* Ctlmaa FRIG ID AlR E appliances, u l* U FARM SUPPLIES A MACMNa .is i’ U>house i f and service. G. H. High. Oviedo 19:00 PROTECT YOUR PLANTS a -R W H IK i M H M W f f l f e CRT v: roue ho stars la “ Teu Bet THE -IN MEMORHJM” NOTICE Fla. P h oto TO 3-6313 or Son' A . * . PETERSON tour LU«,* PETS-LIYESTOCR SUPPLIES Harden y ou r plants ter Winter Store for rant, suitable fo r smalt It U tha custom o f many families iq this country to com mam w 19:10 Htt r t o u m a s t s r Broker A ssociates: A . B. Fetorford F A t'S h ia a lter I $ a . with eur F ill Special Fertiliser. f (Peehry) business, barber shop or real rat* a bereavement b y an “ fa Memonum'* notice in aawsaaper ll:uu M e a t .Ntwa napart son Jr.. P. J. C h asten **, Gar­ C R YSTA L LAK E NURSERY, I I ARTICLES WANTED 11:11 Ovtre*aa Adventure estate office. F A 3-0703 classified columns. They find a real solac* therein. Preparation o r field WUlatta, end K. W . Wil­ Electrical Contracting 3 blks. W est CC Bldg. Lake 11:41 Slc*.«j(f selection o f a suitable verse brings back to them tender, pie I I PLACES te EAT House Wirln* and Keuairt n u o a t liams. Bah Edwards A. C. DoudMary. J -J W r ia l s recollections. Ae Elisa Cook, tha English poet has so Maul H BEAUTY PARLORS a:1# sign.On R A N D A LL'E LE C TR IC CO. ney. Land Surveyor, expressed ll : Raauma f , FEM ALE HELP WANTED u a A. Parx A re. raon* FA 2-3138 DISH- G ARD EN S: 200~N.~ Park I Dial FA 2 0916 } : l l 1'rasram 112 Slagnolia .Nan» VVearner GATLIN BROTHERS "H ow cruelly m e e t are the tchoee 7.6# Jimmy Dean Show that start A — BUILDING— REPAIRS— Ti44 Nans— Richard C R o lt s i s i ^ i ’o r t F l o w w S l S V ^ 21122 C o**"**0" D ra llin ts; G a e m What mem ory plays an eld tune 2362. Ph F A 2-3273 S a a fo c i 7:1* Around tha State F A IN T IN G on the heart. 7:04 Capiala Kangaroa Approxim ately 16,000 sour seed1:41 .Sene— Richard C. Unlalel Most frequently an In Memorlum is tnierted on tha anntv«r> PUMPS — SPRINKLER For Painting call Mr. Taskor, Ph. ling* to line out. 316.00 per 1:11 Acma-t the hiata M l S- Park A ve. Th. F A 2-5341 SYSTEM S XA « 0 » » » J S J * FA 2-6169 anytime. #.«'* iletv Moot* 1,000. Ph. FA 3-6640. All type* and sises. Inslailed ) : « l H i e Chrlellan Science Heati H;»# lYIca 1» H un t 146' « t ( “ Do It Y ou rself" New Nursery Opening. Eaten320 l « . l* Strlkn Ii Rich rr sign! crtit. FA 2-3377. W E R E PA IR AND SERVICE sion of the w agon Wheel. 11:44 Hotel Csimepolltsa If you a r t hesitantt to „ express _ your tender thoughts is poetic Maple, S T I N E 11:11 Love el Lite . Plants—W e've get them. Open­ form , you m ay aval] .yourse! ourself o f the Herald's collection of original FARMER'S AG EN CY , REALTOR Machine an* Supply Co. 11:1# fee re h fur Tomorrow 1-1112 ing Feature, nice Hibiscus 3-4 IS INSURAMCB______ verses. These express in poetic beauty the emotions o f the heart­ 11:41 Uuldln* Llshi Ph. T A 2-3432 fl. Gayle Osborne, Associate f t blooming in gallon rani A9e, 207 W . 2nd St. irria s o o a strings. Am ong them a n verses appropriate to any cireumatane*. SI N t m C E S - P W O N ^ Remodeling — Reroofing — Re t ; «" V.i* nn the World 116 S. French Ave. Sanford. Fla. Ear troe, 6-10 ft. 32.00. Con­ M A B T 8 C U S t o r iSALE siding — M a len ils — Contrac­ 12.11 Nin e federate rosea 8t.OO. Tower Ph. Office F A 2-9231 or F A THE RATE • jr EURNTTUBE * 17.1* As the World Turne 2-2618. Puff trees 76c up. Nlr# cro­ tors — Financing. Cards of Thanks and in Memorlum notices, dua to th* fact th*y 1 .## Beit the Clock A ir Conditioning and H to b a g tons 60e un. Thousands * 1:1# Art U n h le it e r a Mouea Party mayr run to toaiiderable length, are billed at 91.03 p * f column Inch. C H. STAFFO RD IM PERIAL DECORATORS 1:11 This Land o ( Oura thousands o f bargains, too num­ 2 bedroom concrete block, porch, F A S-4T11 1— LOST FO U N D 3.0# Tha Big Pa yoff Palatiag and Papering erous to mention. Everything 213 Oak A voaut carports, and storage. Nicely 5 1# T h . Verdict fs Toura Th. FA 2-6711 after 6 landscaped lot. Kitchen equipp­ is nice. Everybody welcome to l:«a n n m v e r Day FOUND— Clothes in *U»Ue Mlmogrsph Printing — T y p in g rome * look. We are right on ed. I9.3M.00. Osier Realty Co., 1:11 ferret Blorm * near Tallahassee*. C o n t a e t L*'5U 1 •J..J l ) F or Painting and Repairing Letter Writing — Card* and 2:2-1 >M(« of .Nl|ht 17-92, 8 miles south o f Sanford, 2601 Orlando D r. F A 2-3543. 'JBiOtlil :i >i :n . a Downtown Cleaners FRED ROETTGER 4. Digit "J. Study Letters Addressed — Photo ACROSS 4:9# Chennel tSi i'rntsraads 3 blocks North o f Longwood.III WfWI | i i ' mi ) FA 2-0253 41# L ) a o s tha World Copies of important papers— 2318 Magnolia Ave. reem 5. Vlicoux t. W orry Ovtedo Read. Look fo r the uJ t ,'M ul 1 H# Credit reports — Collections. mud 24. Put on S.M lx Wagon W heel Sign. LK1 JtlJ. m j tad V H I S . T T JACRSOh VtLLR FLOOR a u d m g and finishing Credit Bnroan Ot Sanford 23. AbCBAHXRI. a T il tin tD A T r v c b m * 6. Old t. Lighti lu j i ini: i in, *r: *•* S « t o it L Identification: LuCleaning, w a g i n g . Serving I 11 Mickey Mouse This Is a pass to the Movielant Rm. 403-01 San. At!. N at'l. Bank W E H A V E A H O M E IlidlX." IIIWIW colored, as Irish ■ eille Spaulding. Zellwood. FU. t:C# f i x u Clock nepert Seminole County sines 1525. Bldr. Ph. F A 2-4164 Ride-In fo r Mrs. Roy B. Saxon. )j:-r-h# • i III I n’ ' capital from cigar* FO R YOU - jU w a n f. Ph. A pop ka TUcaer a : l ! linn* Kdwarda R . M- G lass**. Lake Mary ” U)i .ji. MJ Exp. dates Oct. 26. 1367. e l# Lone liana tr food 16. Washes 7. A Scott 6-4633. CAETER HOME CLEANING ii j 'ji i • y id 7.#A fnldleri o f Portuna 26. Valu. hero i l River iF r.l l#Uf)l 1^1 J 1 1■ ' S fP Ic k b o t h W l M This is a pass to the Rtls Theatre SERVICE 1:1# I’llmax able I. Plush 1I 'IIU • 11 l u l u a a HOMES— I H'-R-l # fo r Mrs. G. Andrew Sneer. Exp. I S # t l v 'h o u v # # # Window A Wall W ashing TE mu : fur decree 10:9# Celebrity r i n hauea 9. Spteo Hi-JWU 1 * 6 bath*. Haynes O ffice MichLte C o , Typi date Oct. 26, 1967 Floor W sxin g— NOrth 8-41*1 ______ APARTM ENTS: roams ’.til # Church A Dae II. Shabby 2A Bum* 14. r o u e u writers, addinr machines, Sale 132 H iw iy 17-93 DeBary 11:9# 119# R is o r i rivato hatha. 114 W . T in t i t Complete and ready far immedt •-•private 1 Y n iiifii's 1 Rentala, 314 M ar. F A 2-016 mona 15. Girl s nemo 13. Eatrsmt Ted Rurnett 11:11 Ij i * Shew 34. Gull-Uk* at* occupancy. forth 16. T rie* pains t l i l l N#n» a Slcn-Off for BETTER PAINTING Vacuum Cleaner Repairs apart matinto »«H 29. Thick bird P R I D » f MORXIHS IT. Hauls I f. Garment __ or amcie pe*»«. Repairs A parts fo r all makes o f 2601 Granvlew Phone t A 2-2973 S ill T e n raitern 3T. Measure 31. Sounds, 11. Th# odgs totk A shower. JdaellF cleaners. Electrolux. Hoover, •Vll kinds Automotive Repairs 7.9# Jimmy utan Shew BerryUM relatin g Contractor Locations (Tunisia) as a bell 20. Erbium •utehbird by, Alr-W ev, G. E. Replace* fro * Post Otfleto Kirby 7:11 News, weather, raste rs study ELMERS AtTTO R E P A IR SHOP Licensed — Bonded — Union South Pinoereet — Sanford it. Extra 32. River (Ft.) 68. Ovum faym.) Deft. Store. 1:9# Cant. Kasaareo nt parts. W ork guaranteed Osteon F A 3-1233 Free EtUmaln — Compare uur a.41 Ntna Wesihar Femlnla# aide Whispering Oaks — TiturriUe Free pick up A delivery. Call 21. Cacla. #:## Oary Moflra Prices FA 2 2287 after 6:00. a» _ . . cottage, 1 bedroom, FA 2-4765. '51 Chevrolet convertible. Towermation 1 1 i Tf # 2# nerry Moore I V*> lim itary. Citl FA 2-304* or FH A in a*price and FHA financ­ elide, radio * heater. 1395. le.l# Kirlka It nirh 22. small hors* 21— N O rit Esc— PM tM iN A l.8 WELI, DRILLING UO Willow Ave. Can be seen I I :## Jlelel C d. mope 111an ,4 4 A 2 - 6 8 4 7 - _________ 23. Cheat u ing available. Fair banks-Morse Pumps 11:11 Ixivo e* U fa at Holler Motor Sales during 23. Lawyer's ROLtiAWAY, Hospital and Baby 17:2# l u r c h For Tomorrow Ririhirs to all makes Apt. 600 Park Artthe day. F A 2-0616. T " charges Beds. Day, Week or Moaih— M i l l nuldle* Llaht >1 We can qualify you fo r one o f HOWARD C. LONG T il FA 2-5181. Furniture Center t2:9# Tnetva rVrleck Report 2T. Paper of inA pt 2300 Mellotmlle. these homes in 30 minute*. You FINANCE your new ear with a 207 E. Commercial Ave, AFTERhOOH A f 116 W est First St dibtadnou loan from the Florida State IJ:1# Waldo Norrli Phono FA 2-2863 can start anjoying tka hi E fficien cy Apt. Alr-coiyiiUon A 12 1# As Ths World Turas 21. Mena Bank o f Sanford. whila wo process toe p ip ers. l.aVcrn* School o f Danr* Ito 1 < *# Reel ths Clock (T V Optional. Hiway 1TA92 So. nickname Clasvcs now form ing In Tap— lil# Housspsrry DON'S COVER SHOP 36. Fortify 0 City Limit*. Slumberland Court. C '# Kir Payoff Arrobatic — Ballet. Also buys Automobile Interior Decorator Marine Finishes 1:1# Ths Verdict Is Tours 61. Dtsamtly Vy/y 11 Developed by class A tiny-tots d a is . Enroll Seat Covers — Truck Scats 2 ## RMXhttr pay Commercial building for rent or Far Your Boat thoughtful now. FA 2-5425. 2.11 Hecret florin A4 Willis rontiac— 301 W. 1st. r* odh m ■ale. 405 W. First, Phone FA 33. Strikes Senkarlk Glaaa and Paint C*. 1 21 >M*« ot M ( h t Deanna School of Dance 4.09 upsn Uousa 35. Offspring 3-6037. Need a good 2nd carT 112-114 W. 2nd S t Th FA 2*4622 it l#a J) Rallroom M. Shin SEE R A Y HERRON ipartmeot By Deanna—G eorec W icciu Furnished 2 room disorder Cor. Rwy. 17-92 * I7th SC Your Tontlir Salesman TT" 7 Regijter now. FA 2-0881 with bath. A ll private. F A 3T. Searches for Now and Used Cars Phone FA 2-1561 2003 Hiawatha 2-4003. 3$ Tan ft# tr BRAILEY ODHAM, Prato Pb. FA 2-0231 or after 6 p. m>i 46. In accord FA 2-2133. 301 West First St 21— A R T l^ L t s > O R "S A L E ' Apartments— Furnished or un­ $2.56 per n i l plus parti, 9 years 41. go* eagles furnished. Beth upper A l°w**w t b m —• a mp o n n TJ" If experienra in TV Service on all Admiral electric tinvn 30" tie lux, It will nay YOU to see us befora I sou * 11.1)1 4 I. LIiS 7o:i Palmetto A ve. I*h. P A (vsr.) you buy. Open Evenings and makes and models. One year like new. FA 24190. ThessCar 42. Matures 2-2336 alter 3 p. m. T7“ }/J Sunday*. 4-0# Ni d i guarantee on all part*. Wo also l.#i r*«n Tim* l — t l.3 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator EASTS!DE TRA ILER SALES p r iv a t e entrance, m n d m furuish* service auto and home radios. U. E- STENSTROM DOWN « ,9<1 Nad i 4| $r Palalka, Fla. ed bedroom. Ph. I A k-oOl0. Picture tubas repaired in your l —Full Site Electric Hinge Raguterad Broker Th* Rhythm Hour 1. Blossom 1— I room Circulating Ilea tar with #4:9S home. 39.93. guaranteed. 1 year. 9# World at ms 1. Showers Tank FOR RENT OR SA LE : 2 bedroom 2427 Laurel — Phono F A 2-2420 T od a y', Special: 'AO Ford $133. Phone F A 2-3614, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. #:I4 Twlllxnt hnngs 3. Blunder 2419 Orange Ave. Sanford, FU. < 7# Snort* Book CB home. Kitchen Including Dabary A Lake Mary TV Anten RORERT A . WILLIAMS, Realtor l l* rub Sir. K#4li*ro xU O ' lot. new law BARNES TV SERVICE Raymond Lundqulat, A ssoc. 201 s . Sanford Ave. F A 2-64J5 * W I K . . . ____ SELL US YOUR FURNITURE T:«)| Nows Cim im m urr na. Screened-ln poicb. 2427 201 Eavt Com mercial Cash for any amount. Super 7:04 I'hll noi-l 1-3843 a t F A 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. P rn cton Ave. Ph. F A 2-i 7:11 I'liicoUmo 1951 Jaguar NK- 120. F.ngine e x ­ Trading Tost. I mil* south of *;1# No* • ter 3:30. cellent. Can he seen after 6:30 ENVELOPES. Letterheads, stateSanford. fb o n « FA 2 0d77. 4 bedroom home. Large lot w-ilh f "V Psn.ttlmo mants, lnvoleas, hand bills, and 2209 Magnolia. 2 BR furnished apartment. $35.00. >.#« hsw* fruit trees. Lake Mary. Ph. FA programs, ate. Progreisive #.#t Dsnroiimo 008 Elm A ve. Call FA 2-12&9. — Factory lo you— 2-1541 or F A 2-6043. I BOATS 'd*rMOTORA ~ " ~ 9 3# Tht Rhythm Hour Printing Co. Phona F A 2-2'J51—• Aluminum l u l l Jit Horn* With H ull) 5 room furnished apartmrnt. $50, 403 West 13th St. Vanctlan lllinds Oliver End Of Seaton Solo to. IS S'iwo Rounluti Consult A REALTOR F irst,. A month. 203 E. 21st Robert A. 11 "# hisn-ufr Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom 6 'a HP W as 1177.03 Now 3161.3 CULLEN A N D H A R R E Y w W illiam s, F A 2-3961.____________ 6 HP $228. no *205.00 ( 4 t us build your docks, bulkheads rail with plastic ends. P in tle <:## S so On f r l S i r 110 N . Park Ave. Ph. F A 2 3391 15 HP and sea wells. Water Front Con­ $239.50 $269.60 or rayon-U pas. Cotton or oylsn 4 #1 Ota-n D n s k i r e Unfurnished 2 bedroom house struction Co. F A 2-4330. C VY 1361.00 *332.00 cords. with fenced back yard. F A 246 feet o f lake front property. 16 HP n i j i k a S rt s k o rt WESTERN AUTO STORE 10 months free service on new In­ Senkarik Glas* and Paint Co. l . l 1 Niwe 2-4937.____________ _ _ _ _ New modern 2 bedroom homo 215 E. First St. Sanford 112-114 W. 2nd St. Th. F.Y 2-4622 t:* i a«*«n O'clock Club strument purchase from ui. with Florida room and double Furnished cottage to r " “ L Locat 7 II N o w s -r W n r k u r ’s m u s ic s h o p garage. F A 2-6132. ed on 17-92. Phone F A ^ 1 « 7 . 7 .1 N ) » » —Nat'l Your Evinrudn Dealer T-Shirt* 48c— Paint 1230 gal. 2004 Cedar Avenue F A 2-0733 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS L u g g a g e , Cots, Urpauiin*. 7til Snort) Rose Court Apartments. 3 room 1 )# J i c k o x s Choleo IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 304 E. l i t Thono FA 2-3361 Army-Navy Surplus, 310 San­ i n World A) Ntno HEATING fumiahad apt. Phone I A «.-48a <ask Crumley * Hpntotto ford Ave. l.iv Itormnx M^lndlts H. B. POPE CO. ROD A REEL REPAIRS 9 2’ Hire And TM ro U r g e 2 bedroom furmshsd apart­ U UT South Park Ph. F A #: 11 W seon Trail# Reposaesed Sewing Machlnrs 200 S. P a r k -------F A 2-4214 I 412 Sanford Avenue ment, (S3, month. Ii03 MagNew 3 Bedroom Home* Like new. Guaranteed. Assume lo:01 h ' « ) ) 10:01 Club nolia JOHNSON MOTORS payments on balance due. Cali It #o h1)1# Artist supplies, oil palnta, pastel *») SF.MJSOLK SPORTING GOODS ______ FA 2-5461. _ II ot ll# l Club colors, tc mounted canvases. Furnished room with ; r without Features eleclrle kitchens, lerraa1121 0*ms Of i ls lid v 2414 Sanford Ave. Ffc. FA 2-1592 kitchen privileges, i A .-33-.6. ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP *o floors, and choice residential M im A v A r r e s m o i Sam ftea 1355 9 ft. double-deck FA 2-1983 16 f t Lawrence Holliday Cruiser 2617 & French Philco refrigerator. 22 caliber |*i## World At .Soon locations. Bedroom in private home with R)din yarn) P lt S il 25 H. P. Evlnrude Convertible 16 shot repeater rifle. FA 12,11 connecting bath. 401 \5. -0th A . K. SHOEMAKER. JR. 11:1# tu r Kona Ranch G A R R E TTS SEWING CENTER lop, steering, motor controls. 2-4491. 1-10 M wa rhone F A 2-3103 White— Necchl— Etna A lio Gator Till trailer. Ready 3 room furnished apartment, 310 I tII R*r Nona Ranth Repairs on all makes Machines Very nice G. E. electric stove 2.1# h'*w# to e<>. $1135. For further In­ Magnolia. Avallaolc now. A . 3 HR block; 310,850.00, low as 323 Last First Et. FA 2 3244 2:91 Rai* Non# Ranch used very little. $100. FA formation call F A 2-0629. K. Rosietler, Florist. I’ h. I . $1,000 00 down, balance to suit> ## Wnrtd At T « r « » 2-2721. 2-1661._________ __________ _____ 1:14 P j» *or. Fiaturo 2007 Adams A ve. 23 A— PLUMBING and ROOFU — PCT3. LIVESTOCK. 2 11 T « t * Tim# ING_______________________________ i * - r m jlt L R E and--------DUPLEX APARTMENTS FUBjN 1:M Naas SPECIALS Dairy cow sale, Friday October HOUSEHOLD GOODS ished, $30 00 month. Adults. CERAMIC TILE I8th at 1:M p m. at Bithlo M 704 W . 4th St., rhonc FA 6 room bouse, l t i baths, nice Livestock Market. 15 miles East PAUL F. MULLER A SON 2-3633, e v en in g s._______ location, excellent condition, M U . USUI MAKCH, 32, hold* ■ snapshot of her daughter, Leslie. e t Orlando on Hiway so. fcx$83.51) $119.00 neriiners Huby Spears FA S-1363 $12,500. Terms if destred. B, In Domestic Relation*Court,Los Angeles. alter theJudgo barred Room and Board. Private Home. 73.5U peeling a good run o f dairy $119 00 Swivel Rockers her form er husband (root taking the child out ot the state. Mrs. Hiway 17-92. Call FA 2-6480. stock oo Una sale, d o g * up o f Echols Hi-Riser 7 room house, frame construc­ March searched from Wyoming to Florida before locating the child Holstein k G urnsiy 1st and 2nd Complete with mattresses tion, two lets. Only $1,000.00 <— w a n t e d t A r e n t v tth her lather, Karl K. Schakel, 3d, w ho had not returned Leslie ca lf heifers. Csltnood vaccinat­ 129 50 Bolsters A covers down, balance lea* than rent. ed. Soma fresh by day o f sale. ■(ter her summer visit to him la Cincinnati, Ohio. (International) TERMS TERMS J bedroom fumDhed or unfurniih A good place to buy dairy FR E E LA Y A W A Y TILL X M A S Several nice lots from $600.00 ed. F A 2-6330 after 4:00. cows. Phone CR 7-0237 Orlando. up. Ccutrmetl&r Jt Rteilrs. ECHOLS BEDDING COIi Ua L EsSTAThT dr i J - M a L ^ t frAf f u M ta ......... 100T Sanford Ave. Pb. FA JAM ! C v . Hid * Magnolia FA- 6*6111 fee us for French Ave--and High"B u d " Bambargsr, M gr. BUILDER * CONTRACTOR Modern Air-Conditioned Salon Plumbing — K raskr Heating FOR RENT Fra* Deliver* V t A ^ n ST A T E DRIVE-IN * L E. BATTEN Soft W ater Shampoo M. G. HODGES 2544 French Ave. ™16 S. French Ave. — FA 2-3714 H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY NOOK E. FIRST STREET Service on All WaWr Pumps— J. w . HALL. REALTOR (05 S. Oak Ave. FA 2-6742 W ells Drilled — Pumps Bargain lor caab. 8 lots in May Johnny Walker, Associate STORE LOCATION Psola Road Phona F A 2-6037 Get the moat for jour old fair Section on Shi:ley Ave., “ Call H all" Pbon* FA 2-3641 7 1 = V A T S HP.U> W a N T M — g RAYMOND M.BALL REALTOR S IfrnaiK i'f'H «J K M S IS J n u cT «i Chrysler Airtemp DAILY CROSSWORD I WOOLSEY X & TUDOR, Inc. TV Service Radio Cy Stenstrom Realty AUTO MART $700.00 Down TRADE-IN NOW (war Lake Monroe. W. £. Kirca­ non Jr- BA 2—uoi. U iu iC L Three bedroom. 2 bath borne, lake W. H. “ B ILL " STEMPER privileges, -built-in kltcbea, fire Rea Her * laaoroe place, double carport*, large Assoc. Guy Alien. Grelchen HalL corner lot. Now under construc­ Arietta Price. Everett Harpor tion. $17,500.— JJ.000. Down Phono / A 2-4331 U l N. Park ROSA L. RAY TOM ( a Cherry Root C itato Agooey Registered R ia l Eltata Broker Assoc. Albarta J. Hall * w Dial F A 2-9929—Notary William E. Herithel 1219 W . IS St. F.a*r-Buber Shop Ph. FA 2-1301-17-92 at Hiawatha John R. Alexander Real Estate • Insurance 107 Magnolia T -R E A L ESTATE W AN TED T\ 2-0283 We have a buyer for a country home with a few acres o f land. B cjutiful superior materia! and Call Saminoia Realty If your workrauajhip w i t h $1,600.00 property is far sale. r.U_2-o232. down. Maka one your home, This U a p a is to the Mo it land near school. 27th street A Mag­ Rtda-In fo r Mrs. J. L. Horton. nolia Ave. Archie Smith Modem Ezp. data OcL 26, 1957. ^ H orn es, Phone F A 2-3377. CLADS •a^niMoar) paper routes. Apply Circula- Ph m U ag. Hasting * Barely Co. Contracting k Repair* tinn Department Sanl anford Heraid. 1619 Orlaad* Dr. Ph. FA 2-3174 Highway I t k 92 South Sanford ■Mcelnr • Salesman fo r estabighed installment route with PLUMBING * SEPTIC TAN KS Veal concern. Earnings un­ INSTALLATION * REPAIRS limited. Permanent position. 26 Hour Sarrlca Group Insurance. Must be ARCHIE C H AR RIETT sober, reliable and can turn. FA 2-S2M or FA 2-6761 Dh references. Must have car, Writ* p. O. Box 169, Sanford. W. J . KING Plumbing and Suppliaa J*— M ALE •* P k M A le K ohltr Plumbing Raim W ater Healers Sales help wanted—curb market. 2534 O rliJ d o Dr. FA 2-04*3 Call FA 2-8370. riumoing k Heating, a rea Esti­ Young man. at young woman. Ap­ mates, Alt work guaranteed for ply to Fred Perkins, Sanford on* ywsr. Bill LaBree. LoagHerald 3-12 a.m. wood, Phone V A lley 8-4281. i°u n r poyt lo run furniture. * p a i sr r r Furniture and Appliance* New A Used Mother of Sanford tOl-OS E m First FA 2-0963 This Is a p a n to tha Rita Theatre (or Mrs. Donald J. Belas. Exp. data Oct. 26. 1957. • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILSON-MAIEK N tw aad Used Furnitare 311 T. First St- Ph FA 2-MM Used furniture, appliances, tools •te. Sought-sold. Larry’ s Mart 218 Sanford A #«. Pa. F A 2-4132 2 i - * T A N l h j R E and---------HOUSEHOLD GOODS FU R M TU E E O P CHARACTER Built By Usatar Craflaman la Style and Construction The same as Thos* P m e d Since Colonial Days Ftnishsd For Florida CUmtto la Your Choice o f Wood* % % £% % m% Wt A $ % P% % J i % �j y s o im s o e t b d t t o r c i m venuneas announced today that all persons—ftraignars as woU as Jordanians—wishing to leave the country mast obtain pemlsslon (torn security authorities. Tin decree was the latest h a irrles of slejw taken be the eov•nmeut of Kt"g Hussein to crack, Herd Improvement Registry test. down an subversives. Yesterday Posy Blossom fairy produced the government announced heavy t.o n lbs. milk containing ( I lb*, penalities for possession of axplobutterfat at me ege'of 4 jrtlH Kickoff Luncheon For United Drive n e Negro WrWon WttaUidtod PW t TM*w hold ■ "K fck-O fr day U celehrzte’ the fcirtMsy nf tuneheen st the Croons Aesdemy Mrs. Raymond PHL She was pre­ Rich School Cafeteria, recently with James Hairins as toaatmsater two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Guy sented * gift of luggage. Those and Dr. George H. Starke, Conn, Bean. He is their son-in-law While attending were Mr. end Mn. Ray­ here he will repair his home which mond Pell, Mr. end M n. Harold o Ciirirman, ainij i Ug. —------wss demited by Uphteiilug:------- Phil thd ghUdwai »M Ml. ami AH Co-Chairmen were present end more than 90 persona were la Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wlffiama Mrs. Ray P*R and children of attendance. The following group* visited Crescent City Older of Samaule. Eastern Star Ne. 900 Friday even­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert WlUlama were orgwised for work: ing and New Smyrna Chapter No. risked her brother, Olef Harper House to House, Prof. L. R. Eu­ I Saturday evening. Both chap, ■ltd family la Apopka, Friday banks sad Pwf- Ray A. Allen; ten wen entertaining the Grand evening. Funeral Homes, Doctors and Nut- Worthy Matron. Mrs. Julius Gerbardt returned Mr. and Mrs. Mason MlDwood recently after several weeks visit returned home Monday altar la Chicago, Grand Rapids, Mich., •pending the rammer In Hender­ and Elinor, W. Va. Mr. end Mn. Raymond Lawson sonville, N. 0. Sen Emeet and slater from have as thotr guests Mr. and Mn. Columbus, 0., an spending several day* with Mr. and Mn. Billie n d Mr. and Mn. Ear! lit-' Charles France before going on ter and daughter of East Liver­ ______ (Pheta by Bergstrom) Prof. Sdplo Bnety, Jr.; Oviedo (o Bradenton to spend the whi­ pool, 0. Mrs. Nusaer is Mn. Lawson's sister. Community, Prof. S. T. Muller; Al­ ter. Mr. sad Mn. B. L. Crenshaw o( Mr. and Mn. M. L. Hopper and tamonte Springs Community, Prof. Store Observes J. L. Meuse; Midway Community, daughter, Phyllis Elaine am visit- New Smyrna Beach spent Friday Prof. W. L. Hamilton; Ministers, lng her parents, Mr. and Mn. with Mr, and Mrs. P, T. Piety. .10th Anniversary Robert Williams. They arrived Mr. and Mn. Harley Thomas of - • this week Osm tt’i Department Bov. A. A. Plaids and Rev, N. A. Friday from Jset sonvino, in. Sanford visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob. Watson; Railway Employe*, SpanHate, at W East Pint BL, comeft Williams Sunday afternoon. maneet the celebration of its tenth ear Pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rray of pledges and donations amounted om henary Owned and operated by Joseph M. Garrett the ateralIs to 1901 Chairman Starka urged the atm located la the same building workers to ontor into the work with when it waa founded. However, the determinstion to do our fsir 'hew the has grown ao a* share of accomplishing the set to occupy the entire building. First goal for the county. Every ettteen is npaeted to give as his conscien­ SA VIN G S ce directs him and to remember kinds of yard goods art now hand­ cles instead of ONE, ss was Iho led at Garrett'a as wall as patterns custom previously. departments toetad* complete heed to-foot outfitting for the entire Kirchhoff Chosen family. la addition to wearables, Gar- For Special Group ratt's la the Ssataote County agent A group of 110 out of 1.000 Geor­ and distributee for Whit* end Nse> gia Tech freshmen have been eht-Elua sewing .machines, with t complete parts and service depart. plaeed In ■ special merit section of English by the faculty of the In­ stitute's English Department. Selection waa based on the stu­ dent's scores on the verbal fac­ ility section of the College En­ prevteas to going Into business tor trance Examination and on the himself hero, roprosentated sever­ English Placement Test. The 120 students chosen may al Atlanta clothing wholesalers throughout the Southern States. cam in one quarter, credit for Shortly after his arrival to Ban- the full year of freshman Eng­ ford, Garrett married Lour* Seh- lish, Selection la an Indication of mehl of Sanford end with their the high quality of English tnlntwo children, the Garretts reside Ing received in high school1 •* well as acholastlc aptitude on the part of the student. A freshman selected from San­ ford, waa William E. Kirchhoff Jr. son of Mr. W. E. Kirchhoff, U1T E. 2nd St., and a graduate OCTOBER U of Seminole High School. Admiwiosu Vary Kay Whlddon (Sanford) Virginia Papa (Sanford) Lettermen’s Club Flora Wtgton (Sanford) Helen Lockwood (DoBary) Carolyn Williams (Sanford) Organized At SHS Dhchargea A Lcttermcn’ s Club, for buy* Sara Mae White (Sanford) who have won letter* In the ath­ Yoma D. Legette and baby letic program, was organized to­ girl (Sanford) day at SHS. Ilenry Lee Hotmea (Sanford) BAPTI8T CHURCH NEWS, Mr*. Robert WHlUihs, Mn. George Hlrt end Mn. Amelia Os­ teen of the Osteen Baptist Church were elected ‘'mesongen” to represent their church at the Bap­ tist Association*! meeting m Oviedo, Tuesday. The Rev. Jose Cordosa la holding a series of revival services at the Lake Helen Baptist Church this week. The servlcn began Sunday, Oct. IS end will lest through Oct Belay produced RIM lbs. milk containing M lbs, butterfat at the age of 2 years and 11 months, The official tests were made under the supervision a t the Uni­ versity of Florida for The Ameri­ can' Jersey Cattle Club, Colum­ bus, Ohio, and were far periods o f 90S days. The young peoplo of tbs train, lng union held a party at the edu­ cational building Friday evening. Laymra's Sunday was observed at the chureh, S. J. Peterson and E. C. Moors wen in charge of the services. The Sunbeams met Wednesday afternoon with Mn. Moon in charge. Sunday, Oct SO. the Rev. Paul Lack of Daytona Beach and a student at Stetson University wfll nil the pulpit in the absence of the Rev. Csrdoss. A special speak­ er win have the Wednesday even, tog service, the name to be an­ nounced, later. LOS ANGELES W — MUIIon. air* eosmetiei eorporatlea Prutdent Andrew N. Jergens, 75, was divorced Monday by Mj accoml wife. Mn. Jergeni raid her hus­ band went to Europe without her and "to other places without tell, ins me that he was going.” she said traveling with him made her ID and gave her the hivea. Mn, Jergens was awarded custody of their children, Elisabeth, T, and John, 5. . ■ARRIAGI ENDS NEW YORE (UP>—Aetreif Fhye Emerson and bandleader SWtch Henderson have written finis to their seven • year marriage. A spokesman for the couple said they “ reluctantly came to the con­ clusion to separate” yesterday af­ ter trying for a year to patch up their differencei. Ha said they ar­ rived at an amicable property set­ tlement. Mite Emerson and Henderson were married Dec. 12, 1990, In Cuernavaca, Mexico, when the actress reeeiw-d ■ divorce IX months earlier from Elliott Roose­ velt, son of the late president. Her first marriage, to William Craw­ ford, a San Diego auto salesman, alio ended in divorce. MEN’S ELECTRIC Razors By --------• Remington • Schick • Norelco • Ronson • Sunbeam • Bulova $18.75 op Layaway his Christ­ mas Gift Today Wert Jewelry STORE I B. 1st. FA M ilt “ Use our Budget or Layaway Plan” IN EVERY DEPARTMENT CROCHET THREAD Skytona Bedspread Cotton ana Gem Bias So Cotton Regular 29e King Site Rug Yarn Regular 59c Sate 39c PIECE GOODS J. M. GARRETT Stevens C r e a s e Resistant Pre-ahrunk Gingham The Largest Supply of Gingham Checks In Sanford O w n e r an d Manager Hospital Notes OCTOBER U Admissions Frances Mullins (Sanford) Bertha Gordon (Sanford) Ethel Leo Jones (Sanford) Dlschargra Cecils Transne and baby girl tSanfurd) Emma Mueller (DoBary) Elba Brown (Sanford) Mildred Rots (Orange City) Edith Brown and baby girl (THuavlUe) Eddie Luster (Sanford) Ronnie Sipplo (Sanford) Blrthe Baby, girl to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mr*. Carroll Burke <Ssnford) Baby girl to Ur. and Mrs. Lawrence Block (Sanford) OCTOBER IT Admission* Officers are president, Billy Tyre; vice president, Mlk» Tamny; secretary treasurer. Teddy Walker; and chaplain, Eddie Bar­ bour. The purpose of the club, which has > membership of around 90, Is to promote athletics In the high school and to work with other or­ ganization* to the school. The group will hive an oppor­ tunity to have voice In the ichnol's athletic program and it will help promote fellowship and good sportsmanship. It will also help encourage development of the pro­ per school spirit. For It's project, the dub la to help the P-TA with it's patio pro­ ject. CLOSE OUTS SALE 39c Drip Dry Cotton Reg. T9e To Join In Their SALE 59c MISSES COATS Indian Head YARD GOODS Vron, Paintset On Sale, .Slightly Irregular Women'* Cotton Wash Dresses Sizes 12 to 20 ntul 12(4 to 24(4 M en’ s W ork Pants PINWALE 95 From $ 1 2 .9 5 Imperfect, would sell for 19* I Khnikl or Grey CORDUROY $1.09 yard $2.79 M en s or I Pr. 1 tolas. Reg. I I M. SALE PRICE $6 ------ODDS and ENDS------ White and Tan, Foam rub­ ber lined. Reg. 2.95 SALE PRICE *1.99 about this questioni "H gets complicated, carrying Fire end Extended Coverage, Theft, and Comprehensive Per­ sonal Liability Insurance on our home and household good*. Docs your agency have this new Comprehensive Dwelling combine* __ all Policy which ____ _______ these coverages, for lea* pre­ mium 1" SPECIAL *1.00 OFFER With the purchase of any long sleeve men’* shirt in stock, get any aliort sleeve sport shirt of your choice for ADDITIONAL FISHING CAPS Regular I9e price 29c Poaltkm of COUNTY ROAD SUPERINTENDENT of Semlnol* County, Florida, la open. Interested persona may apply C/o O. P. Herndon, Clerk, P. O. Bo* 661, Sanford, Korkin, up to 5 o'clock P. M. November 4, 1957. The Board of County Commissioner* wiM consider applications at th# Regular Heating, November 5, 105T. SINCE 1947 FROM K T S T -S T S R eg. $3.25 pair SALE PRICE Discharges If Size* 3 to 14 Sizes 9 to 15 of Moating Cape tSan(urd) Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs, Clcvln Moor* (Sanford) ■Ughte- 'A-, F t -* 8r~1 *IMr "■— **" CHILDREN’S COATS CLOSE OUT Mary Moors (Sanford) Rev. Philip Schlestman (Sanford) Wilbert Campbell (Oviedo) Births Baby boy to Ur. and Mrs. Henry Thom** McDaniel Visiting Dean; rm tta Houma, i) a. m. to I p. m.j Semi-Private TO EVERYONE .MEN'S SHOES on Sat* For $1.00 and up Emert Kuhn (Oviedo) Andrew Uyera (Sanford) Donald LeFlla Jr. (0«totn) Vilma Sanders (Scotsmoor) Mrs. Oscar Hutchinson tod baby boy (Sanford) Extend An Open Invitation Drip Dry Cotton Reg. B9e THRU �I Communist China Says W ill OMBMnbt China said today it * M ) d M to I r r t l ’ a tU If Syria i lies—and this I* something which they should seriously consider," Peiping said. In Damascus a Syrian govern­ ment official disclosed that Turkey said a Turkish note delivered yes­ terday was another esample of "interference to our affaire." tor attootod. Peiping Radio broadcast board to London said Chinese Communist leader Mao Tze-Tung pledged that the Peiping regime weald “ resolutely rapport the Joint wbweiw'iiii^nsit'sW iBiw defend their Independence ___ ___ and |the targets o f these Go againit Syria eaae today to Cairo from the eto mlllkm strong Inter­ national Federation of Arab Labor Unions. The federation said h sabted President Klsenhower asking him to use Ms "good offices" to avert a Middle Cast war and threatening to cut Western oil supplies If Syria ____ _____ ruidcd mis- ing Syrian Forrign Minister im am , were making To Syria's Aid provot it lo m Attacked "Beware our wrath * tie feder­ fledged debate. Syria has request­ ation told Elsenhower. ed rach a debate and the U.N. It also appealed to U.N. Secre­ Steering Committee was meeting tary General Dag IlammarskjoM this afternoon to put the debate to take effective step* to evert a nuclear war and cited his efforts in the meantime United States In the Egyptian Invatlon. and British officials in Washington The Syrian crisla was egpacted plunged Into an Intense aeries of to come before the U.N. General top-level talks on the Syrian-TurkTUK’iiibiy by tuMjgy fat a tintnragtie.il ami on Russia's biu taring war talk. British Foreign to tw ln i SeV vryn Lloyd and Secretary of State John Faster Dulles were meeting at 10 a.m . e.d.t. to explore the la­ sues. President Elsenhower a n d British Prime Minister H a r o l d Mse~<UUn meet next Tuesday but informed sources said It was not Shop and Save W e a f/ie r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 190S SANPOR&, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19,1957 WASHINGTON TOl _ The Unit­ ed States and Britain began ur­ gent talks today on the Middle East and possible closer scientific cooperation, preliminary to next week’ s conference here between President Elsenhower and British Prim e Minister Harold Macmillan. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, carryin g a rad dis­ patch ease, called at tha State D epartm ent |o discuss planning for the Eisenhower • Maemlllan parley which it*rts Wednesday. Lloyd and Secretary o f State John Foster Dulles concentrated on Middle East problems, h igh­ lighted by M oscow's angry talk, and waya to step up scientific co­ operation In the wake o f Ruaala'a earth satellite success. Surprise Declaims A surprise announcement here and In London Thursday disclosed Macmillan will fly here Tuesday for three days of discussions with played Sanford's growth since 19- the President. It will bo their first 43 Krlder pointed to the increase and growth by building permits and utility connections from $43,* 000 to $4,000,000. The facts and figures are, said Krlder as he displayed the charts, water meter Installations have grown from 1891 in 1942 to 3313 In 1933, to 4413 In 1937; electric meter installations have grown from 3107 in 1943 to 4321 in 1933 and now to 1138 in 1937. Tremendous strides ware made In telephone installations which "h*vn already exceeded 1944 pre­ dictions" said Krldeg. There were Jaycees Are Urged To Work Together Housewives May (pon Buy Milk For Penny Less TALLAHASSEE W — Florida Appealing to mem bers o f the Se­ housewives m ay aoon be buying minole County Junior Chamber of low butterfat milk for a penny a Com m erce for "unity and working quart less. togeth er", John Krlder, manager The State Milk Commission of the Seminole County Chamber Thursday lowered by one cent the of Com m erce pointed graphically minimum price on milk contain- to the gruwlh o f Sanford. "W e are judged on not what pro­ less than 4 per cent butterfat. jects w e have but on what w t ac­ The new regulation does not force co m p lish " Kridet sald„w hen be willdealer* to * lower* their asked Jaycees to "step out as prices. individuals and carry cm part o f But Commission Otalrman 1. this Job. Don’ t leave it up to such Brallcy Odham of Sanford, a organizations as the Chamber 0f Com m erce— tor these organisa­ longtime foo a f milk pries con­ tions depend on individuals." trol*, said be Is hopeful the move Referring to a chart which dis­ will Increase competition between large chain stores snd home delivery dealers and cause a sub­ meeting shea their Bermuda con­ rn r lems, especially the rift between They slid It.waa arrang-vl.Ja let the two free world leaders ex­ change ideas on such critical re­ cent events aa Syria's proSoviet awing, problems posed by Russia's By Deaths Two Boys Dart Across Highway; Hit By Car Two 13-year-old hoya were struck by an automobll* last night shortly before 9 o’ clock as (hey darted across French Avenue at 18th Street apparently Into the path o f the moving vehleto Orville Barks Jr., son of Dr. Local United Fund Drive To Benefit 7 Organizations and Mrs. Orville Barks and Ron­ nie whlUen. son o f Mr. and Mrs. Claude Whitten, were both taken to an Orlando hospital for treat­ ment after being rushed to Sem i­ nole Memorial Hospital fo r em er­ gency treatment. Orville Barks Jr., It was reportmi, suffered a fractured skull and Ronnie Whiten received a fr a c ­ tured right leg. William D lvld Bowen, 77-year* Concert Assn. To Have Coffee Monday Morning The Mutual Concert Association will have a coffee Monday mnrn' ing at 10 a.m. at Mr*. Appleby's j Restaurant. The membership drive Is underway, teams have been or­ ganized. and will work under the direction o f Dick Aiken, president o f the Association. The member* will be given a -election o f six concerts from which they will vote on three. The ______ artists are Players Incorporated, "Just because we do not reach Robert Maxwell, The Little Chornur goal as quickly as we thought B|e. Rosalinda (musical com edy), should, there should be no nerson Yessln pianist; and The reason to becomu discouraged,’ /jiiage Players. Kastrer told the volunteer wort Tickets to the concerts will be era gathering at Mr-, spot-'1'" >y membership only as the anRestaurant this morning for cof- lienee Is limited, fa*. “ Remember, it tou^ seven Headquarter* sre set up at Ihe (Continued on Pago 19) 'Florida Hotel Building. Note Male Chorus Attention at Ihe member* of the Male Chorus is again called to the change In meeting place for the rehearsal scheduled fo r Monday night at 8 o'clock. It will be held In the Men's Bi­ quired for Grade A milk. All milk ble Classroom o f the First Metho­ dist Church, ctgner Park Ava. and bottled with less thsn 4 per eent Third St. cream content must be marked For Information On CIRCULATION PH. FA 2-2611 or after 6:30 p.m. old Navy man stationed at th* Sanford Naval Air Station and driver o f the car which itruck the two boy*, was traveling south on French Ave. and had patted a M Ford pickup truck towing an­ other car when he pulled Into the right lane. The two boys, said Captain Ar­ nold Williams of the Sanford Po­ lice Department, w ere struck about 18 feet south o f the cross­ walk In front u. Seminole High School, as they apparently darted across the street. Orville Barks Jr. fell to the pavement at the point o f Impact but it was reported that Donnie Whitten had apparently Jumped and landed on Uic howl o f the car bending tho hood and cover of fender. He was thrown o ff th* car 33 feet south of the crosswalk. The two boya were apparently attending a quartet concert at Seminole High School end had ar­ rived at the school on ■ motor scooter owned by Orville Berks Jr, The scooter was found psrked in a parking ltd across from the school building. O fficers Investigating the seeldent Included Csptiln Arnold Wil­ liams, and Patrolman Carl Dod­ son of the Sanford Police Depart­ ment, Constable J. Q. "S lim " Gal­ loway, snd Florida Highway Pa­ trolman Garrett. PH. FA 20073 2 Men Hurt In Sports Car Crash LkJ\JVV LL y "This month," he commented, "Seminole County showed the IsrA retired navy engineer of work he had done on the pruposed gest increase o f any county in tho Greensboro. N. C. i* in Sanford project for the past ten years. state with 33 per cen t." looking for a site on which to lo -! "W e can start building as soon HOME BURGLARIZED cate a "Rainbow C ity". ** *»n find places to build Edward E. Blmminglon, 68 year- them— but land is our problem at HOLLYWOOD (U P )— Newly wed ^ d cousin of Stuanl Symington, the present tim e," commented actor Marlon Rrando reported said "this l* a non-profit organl- Simmington. He also slid that "the Thursday that Jewelry valued at lation seeking to build homes on million* o f retired people will be $3,000 and other Items were stolen 100-aera or more tract*." Interested politically in their own from his home while he wa* honeymonninr last week end. Taken These will be cities built, owned, w elfare." operated and lived in by retired I will be in Sanford until next besides Ihe Jewelry were tw o camueuDle he said. There will be doc* Mon-lay night looking over propos- ras, a typewriter and some per­ ed sites for Ihe first Rainbow fume. The burglary w ai discov­ C ity" Simmington explained. ered by Brando's maid. * allies since Russia successfully fired Its first satellite. Macmillan and Elsenhower are certain to spend much o f their lime tiring up Middle East prob­ ference last March. Diplomatic source* here shied away from calling the conference an “ em ergency" gat • together sequent drop In prices. About 90 per cent of the state’ s distributors produce milk with 4 per eent butterfat contest, al­ though only 3 3/4 per eent la re­ v cord ln g ly . ^O dbam predicted that the board's new price levels on skim milk, leo eream and ehiwmlat# drinks will bring an additional $400,000 a year to Florida farm ­ ers without any Cost to consum­ er*. The price levels, set Wednes­ day, would affect only wholesale Bilik prices. United Press Leased Wire / Ike Calls For Scientific Alliance WASHINGTON (U P )-P r e s ld e n t Eisenhower called free nations to create a super scientific alliance ■tnat would tar outstrip anyliiin* A home will rent for either *35 the Russians can produce In tech­ o r $30 per month with no assign­ nological and missile achievements, ment o f Insurance or property of mcnls. . ,Wc hsva the pow er," the any kind, Simmington said, “ f ’urtherm ore," he said, "th e project president said last night. “ The f* to bo financed 100 per cent by only thing to do is put it together." Eisenhower appealed specifically the governm ent." The retiree* will be o f any re­ for a grouping o f the scientists ligious, fraternal or political gruup o f North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ and will elect their own official*. tion (NATO) nations. But he also “ Rainbow CUies will not be insti­ had in mind the total scientific manpower and resources o f the tutional.” he said. “ Theve proposed projects will free world. “ NATO should not be thought o f nover belong to i n f individual or organisation— it wiit always be­ iture'.y a a military alliance." he long to the citizen* o f Rainbow said. "NATO ia a way o f grouping ability—o f our manhood, our raC ity," b* said. A 1 am attempting to organize the sources, o f our Industries and our T,000,000 retired people, explained factories." Eucohow ar issued tea sail lo r Aitomington ** ha also owiiiaed Us scientific unity at a glittering scheduled session today. The n t c ! White House dinner for Queen ] lit*.missile lim e was almost eer Elizabeth U. He also .tressed th # lta, n , o (om , up for d llw lllo n . ue» oinuing uw lih ich «u<4 , _ _ Commonwealth countries in these Picture Taken o f Rocket troubled times. — Scientist* at the Smllhsoniar Meanwhile, * high-ranking guv- Astrophysical Observatory ir rrnment scientist indicated tha ad- South Pasadena, Calif., reportec ministration l* in the process of they have successfully photo stepping up Its missile and satel- graphed Sputnik's rocket. Ilte programs. — British astronomer t)r. A. C There were there other dcve'op- B. Lovell said the end of the ruck ments in the mis-die-satcllite field: e t is "im m inent." — Informed sources said seienWhile Eisenhower did not go int. lists at Cape Canaveral, Fla., may details on his plans for acientUii ta st fir* today the rocket that is alliance, be apparently favored ai to carry the U S. satellite Into international organization act u| space. The secund and third stages along NATO tines, cf the three stage rocket w'it be j “ The free world L engaged In dummies, however and no at- great struggle and the total of th tempt will be made to send up a free world's assets sre so mue! U S. moon. greater than those o f th* poter — Eisrohower aJsnnc l to m e e t: tial en em y," he said, '* . , .that I , with aia cabinet at a regularly I k ridiculous to aompar* t h e m ., , A sports cur crashed early this morning injuring two men, one seriously, and claimed property damage of the ca r estimated at a "total loss." William G. Tuck, 23. owner of the ear, whose address was given from identification ai Route 1, Bos 182, Sanford, was the driver of the small "Trium ph" srorta car which went out of control on the Lnngwnud Road about l ' i miles west of 17-93 at Robinson’ s Bridge. Tuck was not considered serious­ ly Injured *t the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital this morning ahcxtly before 4 o'clock. A passenger, riding with Tuck, Identified as Millard Basham, 23year-old truck driver, who live* ■t 1330 Mellonville Ave . h i d * head possible injuries to his right leg possible injuries to his left leg and hip. The accident occurred shortly before J o'clock this morning, when, according to tire marks and I tklde the ear went out of control on a sharp curve, smashing through underbrush and then crashing into a tree about >0 yards from the point where Tuck ap- UNITED PRESS blamed on influensa continued to muunl today and health officials repotted the A s­ lan flu virus now has stricken all aectlons of the nation. The w o n t floe epidemics have killed 13 patients a t schools fo r the retarded In Illinol* and Pannaylvanla. Outbreak* aUo were re­ ported In similar state schools near Spokane, W ash ., and ak Union Grove, W ii. The death toll at the Dixon, 111., school for th« retarded clim b­ ed to sevan yesterday, and o f f i ­ cials said It might hit 30 before the epidemic subside*. A total o f 1,771 Inmate* werw stricken, with four o f tbtm Hat­ ed in* critical condition and M regarded aa stutaly Uk In Pennsylvania, a flu out­ break resulted In death for six r * burst State children at the Training School n ear Philadel­ phia. A United Prats coun t slaaa tha start o f tha waak showed at laaat 34 deaths blamed on flu and com ­ plications. There w ere eight each in Pennsylvania and Illinois, four in Michigan, three each In Indiana and New Jeraey, and tw o each In Iowa, Ohio, Utah, Wiaconaln and N ew York. Local Agricultural Leaders Named To Assn. Offices T h ree Seminole County egrlcultural leaders w ere named to of­ fices In the Florida Fruit and V e­ getable Association at a reeent m eeting held In M iam i Reach. John W. Evans o f Oviedo w i t elected a director In the statewide organization. Andrew Duda Jr. o f Sin vis was named District 8 director and Harold Kastner of Sanford wa* named director a t n istrlct 9. Elected to serve on the Execu­ tive Committee along with the president and vice president w as Andrew Duda Jr. o f 5!*r!a. Additional Local News On Page 10 Rotorians Will Not Meet Monday Members o f the Sanford Rotary Club will not m eet Monday noon as usual but instead will embark Wednesday afternoon on their fall hnat ride to enjoy a fish fry at Mullet Lsk- P*rh Th# trip will be msde on Skip.ww _ n«.,Mlll*t'a Ww fLark’ aelr"* p#r Gena Roumlllat'a * “*C Sky from the Sanford Rost Works at 2 o'clock with the fish fry with all i U "fix in g '* scheduled for 8:34 p .m , TW O MEN W E R E I N J U R E D when thU Trium ph sp orts c a r went outi of ' “ “ ‘ to* th is mornlai I.ongnood Road. In ju red w e ia William G. Tuck, 3 * . and ililia r d B a sh a m , 23, butts o | S a e f-P � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/2d39e57099271cf1b9e2fb1cbf29c1fc.pdf 3c6700aec0137f59510fcd9cab167604 PDF Text Text Ike Considers Recommendation To Step U p Missile Development ______________________ — As Pleasing A n d Refreshing A s A Pretty ------- A •• a■ * M i l __________ li -» —___Vt___ _ M a _(.la WASHINGTON (UP)— President Mon's military effort, cooling off Usenhosrer la considering recom­ hopes for a tax cut. Elsenhower, awaiting the arrimendations from top U.S. scicnMata for stepping up missile de- valMomorrow of Queen Elizabeth, W'lopment hi the race with Russia scheduled a talk today with bud­ get director Perdval Brundage. into space. The highly secret scientific ap­ The conference was considered a praisal coincided with an abrupt possible further step In the con­ warning from top administration tinuing massive reappraisal of the spokesmen that more money may missile program in the light of bAV» IB o r paurva a w ttm na' jitsiM j-s - Kudins a- _ _-___I lL a ^ a _ iL orblt around the earth. Secretary of State John Poster Dulles was expected today to as­ sess the Impact of the Red Sput­ nik on American foreign policy at an 11 a.m. news conference. Money the Key Money is the key to Democratic opposition demands to Jack up the missile and U.S. satellite ef- B ai B— A II . The Red Sputnik ttielf contin­I ued spinning around the globe every 96 mlnutei amid iclcntific •peculation It may toon enter the earth'* atmosphere and burn up. A N a v a l researrh laboratory spokesman said it has been losing altitude due to air resistance. He said H dipped to a low of 147 miles in a pass over Washington Monday. am m a |(. a B IlL Partly cloudy with widely scat feted showers. AN INDEPENDENT D A IL Y Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, and Tudor Home in only a few days after yon for one of their financing qualify plans in only you 30 minutes. • « ■ crest Second Addition. . . W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1957 ith its modern homes at moderate prices, city water, city sewers, curbs, paved streets, good drainage systems and above all Intelligent zoning restrictions to protect your investment In future years. See an Odham & Tudor South Pinecrest Home Today . . . . and start to live Modem. New SH S Band Uniforms To Be West Point Style OUR AIM Is to build for you the buyer the very best home we can at a price OUR POLICY b 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. F H A I X SERVICE down payment and closing cost as low as * 1,300. Monthly payments cheaper than rent | PRICED FROM F H A down payments and closing cost as low as $1,500. Monthly pi ments cheaper than rent Bralley Odham, President Sales Office Corner 27th St. ond 17-92 Highway __ __ ________ ® (R-Ky), said Russia’s adder*ment had a tremendous psychelogical effect on Europeans he had talked with In Prance, Ger­ many and Spain. In CtnclnnaU, President Philip M. Talbott of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said poor manage­ ment, not lack of money, la resporsible for this country’s lag ia missile development. In Sanford United Press Leased Wire mark, France, Italy, Belgium and i elsewhere iu the world was the the Netherlands by the Soviet function of the United NaUons. Communist Tarty Central ComThe urgcJ Khrushchev to mittee over Krushchev’s sign*- . . . . . . . . ture> hrlng the Soviet charges of The British, Norwegian and Panned aggression against SyDanlsh Socialists pointed out In ria before the United Natluns if their rrplie( that the keeping of be was so concerned over the the peace in the Middle East as threat of war. The Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce received the praise of the City of Sanford, In a resolution adopted unani­ mously at a meeting of tho Board of Sanford City Commissioners Monday night. The resolution points out that It had come to the attention of the city that the encroachment end overgrowth of shrubbery and tree* along the parkwaya and streets of the city had increasingly become ■ menace t« motorists, pedestrians and children. The Junior Chamber of Com­ merce of Seminole County, the re­ solution staled, recognised the ul­ timate benefit to the elf and its people by seeking to remove and properly trim dangerous trees and shrubbery. "Whereas, the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Seminole County has worked faithfully and dili­ gently and with marked succooa In aecurlng the cooperation ef pro­ perty owners responsible for aald trees ind shrubbery to the degree that the City of Sanford Is a safer place for motorists, pedestrian* and children,” the resolution slat- Sea-Going Elopment Plans Aground United Fund Appeal Gaining Momentum. you can afford. „ House Armed Serlvcea Commit­ tee, urged the President to ap­ point a "czar" over the missilesatellite program. In Cahokia, 111., Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo) said the car­ rier which the Russians used to launch their satellite would be capable of propelling a two-ton warhead 1.500 miles "with consid­ erable accuracy." Sen. John S h e r m a n Cooper The first phase of the Seminole Goal for the October memberCounty Chamber of Commerce]ship drive of tho Chamber ol membership drive Is itlll under-' Commerce ha« been set in excess way, it was reported this morn- ■of 110,000 to inntch similar funds ing. ] appropriated for Chamber of ComTwo-page letters are bclrtg mail- merce operation by both the Clt| ed to prospective members of the Sanford ami Seminole County. Chamber of Commerce which will | Bralley Chlham told hla member continue through Friday of Ihl* ship drive committee recently thal week. "There will be between 750, "We have the first realistic hud A REPRODUCTION OF TlfR SKETCH tor the proposed patio the Seminole High School Tarent Teachers Association will pMiHl for the school. Tonight's l’ -TA-.ponsored ll-Kuuad game will hrbg and 800 letters typed and mailed," get the local chamber of com In th* fund* needed to conatnial Ike patio. (Reproduction br Bergstrom) Seminole County Junior Cham­ TALLAHASSEE, W - The Stale a spokesman for the Chamber of mercc has ever adopted especial ly in the field of advertising San ber of Commerce members will Milk Commission considered es­ Commerce said this morning. *n(1 Seminole County in area! wholesale price con­ ! The first phase of the memberhrnr about the possihllltlei of de­ tablishing community should in velopment In tho Sanford-Seml- tents nn other than drinking milk .hip drive, which Is under tho leatoday, and embarked on a "cam-1 dership of J. Bralley Odham at known.’ note County area. * Speaking lo the Jaycees at their plrte overhaul" of Its regulations chairman, will bo completed this Definite dates and lime for th< noon luncheon mretln„ tomorrow to make sure they are being obey­ week. It was said. will he Chamber of Commerce ed. Already, according to this morn­ The commission openeJ the sec- ing's report, there are 12 new Manager John Krtder who will "The City Commission of th* ond session at its three-day hear­ members svho have never affiliated Commissioner A. L. Wilson and of Commissioners having served possibly dwell on the "Industrial City of Sanford hereby commends ing here at 9 a m. Top item of the with the Seminole Chamber of development” here. Zoning and Planning Board Chair­ l>y appointment and for an un­ the Junior Chamber of Cominerca whether controls Commerce and "we are sure that Already spearheading a move agenda was man Robert S. Brown are unop­ expired term. for Its untiring efforts In th* should he put on class two and there are many more who will to hrlng more industry Into the posed today as candidates tor the ‘Shrubbery Drlv*' and herawlth three milk, which i* used for hut-1 Seminole County area, Krldcr will Robert S. Brown qualified as a answer the letters at quiekty as •RAn architect’ s sketch, done by Board of Sanford City Commis­ extends to the Junior Chamber of John Burton IV for the Seminole sioners In the Nov. 5 election. candidate for the seat being va­ -peak from a vast storehou<e of ter, i-ream, cheese, buttermilk.' possible.” Commerce th* thanks of th* City 37TII DRUNK CHARGE chocolate milk and Ice cream. notes taken from successful e f­ High School P. T. A. holds the Letters art reaching business, Cammlssioncr Wilson is a can­ cated by Commissioner F. D. Scott The commission now fixes pric­ professional and industrial people forts in locating several Industries OKLAHOMA CITY SB — A 32- Commission both tor Itself and for key to the Junior Varsity Football didate for reclection to tho Board who did not offer for reclection here In recent weeks. es only on fluid drinking milk. But who have never heard of the Se­ year-old man Is in Jail on his 37th th* people of the City of Sanford." game Tonight, and the "Roaring Mayor David Gatchel signed th* and is withdrawing from the city Commission Chairman J. Bralley minole County Chamber of Com­ arrest on drunk charges. His name Jayccc Director Art Harris ar­ Twenties" half time show. resolution as did ail of tha mem­ Odham of Sanford has said thal merce before. is Daniel Drunkard. The sketch depicts the proposed political scene at the end of hia ranged Thursday’ s program. bers of tha Board a stabilized uniform price on all basketball court and patio which term this year. milk would give the producer an will be built on the school grounds. For Information On Both men qualified for the race overall higher yield “ and might The court may be used for * earlier this month. result in lower retail prices.” variety of activities with addition­ CIRCULATION At Its session Tuesday, the Finance Director II. N. Sayer, al physical education facilities beBand Uniform in his office this morning for the The Seminole PII. F A 2-2611 commission refused to intervene the primary purpose. In a dispute over wholesale milk Basketball practice Is now held Committee consisting of members first timu since undergoing sur­ PENSACOLA, ria. (UP) —The Th* youngsters at first claimed as (kipper of the boat Floaal*, or after 6:30 p.m. prices In the Jacksonville area, en the stage In the auditorium. from the band, hand parentj, stu­ they had succeeded In their plans which the youngster* admitted gery recently, said that the elec­ despite predictions of a retail sea going elopment ptans of six The court will bo laid out in di­ dent council. Band Alumni club, to get married. Later they admit­ taking from a yacht club In New PH. FA 20973 youngsters from New Orleans, tion for city commissioners will he administration and citizens selected price hike unless something is mensions of 10) by 100 feet, the ted being unable to find anyone Orleans to begin their journey. one of them only 12 years old, done. size of - two basketball courts. the West Point Styled Band Uni­ ihcld on Nov. 5 even though the who would marry them In Pasca­ Their original destination was went aground today because one, Other physical education games form. Itwo candidates are unopposed. goula nr Biloxi, Miss., as they Pascagoula, but when n**erlag* a teen ager from Buffalo, N.Y., The jacket will be burnt orange could be held on the court, besides plana fallsd thera, they picked sailed east from New Orleans. Brown has served as chairman became seasick. with a white breast plate and the secondary importance of a The FBI questioned the young­ up the trawler Queen of Victory of the city's Zoning and Planning roller rink, dances, and a« an trimmed In black with chrome A sheriffs deputy irrested the sters about the boat, and charged and headed tar Biloxi. outdoor dining room. The area plated buttons. The collar will he ] Commission since its inception. three young couples when they Matrimonial efforts failed at them with violating the fedora! would be enhanced by landscaping orange with black trim. Th« trou­ Prior to taking over the chairman­ tried lo put ashore Juanita Lopez, stolen property act and jailed Biloxi, too, so the youngsters A d the provision of tables, chairs sers will be black with either a ship of the Planning and Zoning 18, of Buffalo So she could get | headed for Miami, WUsoa said. them under Jt.OOO bonds. white or orange stripe depending and proper lighting. treatment from a doctor. Their In New Orleans, famillas of th* In addition to Miss Lopes, the At first, the project looked ter­ upon Inspection of the sample uni­ group he was a member at the boat, a $28,000 trawler reported others, all from New Orleans, adventurers t o l d Investigators city's Board of Adjustments. Naval Air Station and from com­ form to be made. The hat. a typi­ The United Fund Appeit is gain­ ribly expensive, but Members of stolen at Pascagoula, Miss. last their children disappeared last Early reports of opposition tor ing momentum with additional re­ munities In the southern part of Saturday, stuck on a sandbar In were identified as Oliver Auglalr shako, will be the Letterman Club, parents and cal West Point week. students, have volunteered to do black with orange trim and white the coming election to the Board ports of contributions since the re­ Seminole County are expected by the Gulf intracoastal Waterway 'T in going to visit my girl this week end and will undoubted­ near Ft. Walton “Beach, Fla., due and visor. The 1of Commissioners did not materia- ported $8,000 mark yesterday. much of the work themselves. It top. chin strap friend," MDs BUllott told her ly raise the Fund Thermometer a; lire. At one time it was expectnow appears, according to Mrs Shako pom pom will be orange. The county-wide appeal for funds to engine failure. Four major uniform comoanles i ed that two candidates would qual­ with which seven Schirard, that the court may be orgsnizations bove the $10,000 mark. constructed for approximately 2,- will place bids on the uniforms ify for the Nov. 5 race. will be financed is under the Gen­ uniform will 000 dollars. This expense will co- by Oct. 22. "The Commissioners elected to office eral Chairmanship of Harold Hastu r all materials. make a striking appearance and ! on the Board of Sanford City Com­ ncr. ".Members at the Seminole High I am most plcaned with the com­ missioners are sworn in on the A huge organization of volun­ bandmaster first Monday following Ihe first teer workers are now canvassing School P. T. A., led by Mrs. Schi- mittee'* selection” rard, will attempt to raise the Cowley stated. Tuesday at the new year. every area at Sanford and Semi­ nole County with the hopes that the $33,000 goal will be reached be­ fore the end of the month A huge thermometer showing a gauge of funds raised each day Is clearly visible to all who pais the comer at hirst St. and Park Ave. Additional firm and individual contributions to the United Fund of $23 or more as reported by Campaign Treasurer Roy Mann as of Tuesday night, are a« follows: J. C. Hutchison A Co $130; Senkarik Glass A Paint Co, $100; to t. rrazier, sw; i . C. iiuuiuMu, BARBER CLIPPED pcruinally. $30; R. A. Cobb, $>0; CHICAGO to — Thieves broke Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co. Into Ozie Akiens barber shop with $50; Farmer's Realty Agency. J25 the apparent intention of gzlng and Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co., into business for themselves. Not $23. «v ly did they take his barbering Many contributions In amounts Wols, they 'took bia television set. ranging from $1 to $20 have been received. Mann stated, and will be tabulated and reperted at a later date, by groups. For the present, the campaign committee has adopted the plan of publishing con­ tributions of $25 or mere. Slightly over $7,000 has been I.CDR. ANDRUS AND CREW areept VAH-II’a first AID. L. to R. subscribed at this time, amounting to the Seminole County United Fund, to Lieutenant K. CAPTAIN to A. ARTHUR (left). Commanding Officer of Ihe SaaFred SUpp, Douglas Aircraft Corp., l.t. (jg> Baker, ferry pilot, II. Dohne (extreme right), Coordinator ef Ihe Drive at NAS, to b* to 20 2 per cent ef the budget of ford Naval \lr Station, and Captain J. It. Reedy, Commander, Lcdr. Andrus, R. M. Hit# AOl and It. I.. Frazier ADI. turned over to ihe Campaign Treasurer. (Official U. 3. Navy Photo) (Official U. S. Navy Photo) $35,000. Returns from the Sanford Heavy Attack Wing One, glva Station and Fleet checks, payable funds From Varsity Two City Commission Game Tonight Are Aspirants Unopposed For Court, Patio be built for Florida people when you see Pine- ___ NEW SPAPER Local Industrial Development To Be Subject O f Talk pletely new idea o f how a Florida home should .1 C of C M ailing Letters To Prospective Members TC It will take you even less time to see the com­ a Shop and Save By United Preas I West Europe’s Socialist* today1over Khrushchev's use of diplo­ challenged Nikita S. Khrushchev matic channels _ to deliver hit to raise before the United Na­ mc*sagc to Socialist parties not tions his charges that the United in power. The British press, In States and Turkey are creating particular, was lou din criticisms a “ real danger* of a new world of Khrushchev’s violation of war by "threatening” Syria. diplomatic courtesy. The Socialists, in effect, told The letter was sent to Socialist tha Soviet Communist Party boas parties in Britain, Norway, Den­ that hit appeal for their help in allievaling tensions In the Mid­ dle East had geen misdirected. Khrushchev, in similarly-word­ ed letters to the Socialist parties in seven Western European coun­ tries, Tuesday accused the Unit­ ed State* and Turkey of prepar­ ing a “ military adventure’ ’ against Syria. He warned that such " m i l i t a r y provocation* Could touch off World War lH. Procedure Beseated There was considerable resent­ ment in some Western quarters Make your plans now to be living In an Odham They can aL _ Socialists Say Appeal Misdirected SECO N D A D D IT IO N contact them. t. . a what the recotnmendaUona con­ tained or If they would signal a shift into higher gear for the mis­ sile program being sought by concongressmen who elalm Russia has taken a significant lead over this country in the field. Other Developments There were these other satellite developments: Rep. Overton Brooks (D-La) -m U n . Democrat on the £ anfnr& Weather first A _ 1 —________t . ____I ___I at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory said they hope soon to solve the "celestial mechanics" behind the mysterious forea tuggin* at the satellite's third stage rocket which is speeding ahead of the Artificial moon. The President, it was under­ stood, received specific recom­ mendations from his 13-member science advisory committee Tues- Additional Local News O n Page 7 �■ \ H I ? Television ThawdCaaMJhitJ ■M I 4t U il lira* 11:11 tl J* 11X1 a# » Radio 4** » • it u i • x* T*» n iru .« a Has « arU a i lea TwUialrt ( r « n k h to P— * f a v t«t f —iiga Legal Notice __ »*! i r m o r *rrsrrr.t a i cu t i m o K < »#TH * M n > U EGRM »aot n a » ? u n y o * .. m AT O C A JC C u tw n m r til :n v t i w a. Cai :i4> | fw ! Utm a nit«T ■ aan- am •t»T !• l ain T* fc» It* c k m r . ■ <a»r » in » * m a m a c t cM « or cX5*~e air at l !a f t a t M n ut XnQr X Chaaaa A> attiiurwnannr *T IHa Ta­ ta a <f <Siar X faralili X j -tWafllmr" hat t e a chant­ ed. le until 2 catch 19 with my-tlL thtaes if.*} n c s a c * n a se sense, banns b « * - m a t * 1 * W t days tbac they were prhaad*: T h at'i arty my column wns ant la one day tea: weekK n . Sylua Bratton. who lives us Lake X m y. tattered all her i m i l w last T ta sd a y rveaia*. and entertained a creep of n m X N youngateri. includ­ ing bar tw» daaglUB t l Tbe occa­ sion u t the celebrattim ttf daugh­ ter Ann's fourth tartbday. 1b ad­ dition la lis le C ady B ra sn x there was Doug. G res. Cindy, and Pam Rename; h d . Kike, and Timmy Morgan: Sandy. Sharon, and T at XnxweE. £raeat Savme J r - and B ibr and Sandy Cook- A f­ ter A eb opened the tnaty lxiaeiy fr fu she received. Sylna served cake and ice cream . ? e lap adf a w-nndchC party , while it was ie pragm a. ».ne received s b rttd ay phone c a l dram her Grandmotter Bratton, all the w ay dram Opeiousua, h s M m a Quite a thrill dor s young iady who it jut. about old enouyt ta r ra is r that ber grandinntter it very Jar away. A la c mininr rcm iaarr about tbe mertir.; trough; of tbe C hief 1 T iv e s d u t Rcmemher, tbe rare ms m ris hat bees charged drtrei T bu n csy, 1* Tednesuay! 1 D ra t as around wmSmp until to­ rnurruw tusm and he tbe only one th ere', Th2« T i l «e the e ttje r. of reminders. 1 wan: la apoiogisr t» Tat X rC h cr fur net yetting it ttr one she ashed me ta mriadr T h a t 1 wrene at Monday* cniumt • a t oid ran ctcC yecerday. and bad t» be rrvtaed la read enrm r.ly . CnnvptjarntH. ary rem m aen do- XuaCay had ta be cu; nu: at they w e e ute'icm hj '.brr S e r y . T ie; i s Gold rpetc tbe week-esd it Ortanati. a: b e M atters. tt abe roMic he or land wbes b e ssoer anc nephew. X arpe and L ie ? Be:JEartue- tnnk adf nt tt* f r e t '■ eg' td th ee journey » j o b Joe Bettencourt a r.ng-and. w b ee be it Cammed wefc the A r r s e r e Jsn: teems ta br the *afd iea p a r te " < e tne damry. and ane m’.i m one C ary about bow the had u repack I i r p t :< p -Jree sta rt m e rn e ta harp b e u an e tne v o p t h trx tn r- abowee & taetbraos ncale ie jr ' u u b e a: a sine lb * dm ? : T ot cat pay your c r i p m a commercuu fs ffr - a_- th rj wiS znt pe a s : a ry d n ^ r« e tne proarrinad v e p c ut a r atapa-v vh ict a tbe t r y afar v i l f y dram V rv Tore ia Lnsland Turtt Sbn—s a a i ic*H r fiid bnae d m the tewpsa" la c » n and vro r 2 snofct wtm b e . anr xo ii tne th e both THame CampaeC and t a I r n r e t d eer v-tirr ahe igJh b a h-ipc boA tne S r 's r r *<k f no*, ant ala* h a rt tnaw ayisr. Jry-rt T ilh m a & hark 3 h e J w 311 aw ~ nr? * 6 0 0 T O [Z1 1XM r j I'M 1 1 <Ui I a s 3»JlT U M * * a 0 9 .I — —r ,> *. • han-cr cnbt me by aerrerm f tne ntmnr the drtf! tim e! 1 Tt VAB 5 had as ' a t hands*' party la c Friday adiemwm. a; Lake Gnibet. (No* wives thonch.) Piemy td S po l . and io a of a popular arrempe wtuen mipbr ha*a htd aaaetluss ta d> w e t tbe 'act tn* bail tame tt* : wn» caned never pm beytrad lbr tnird nmms? ! 1 1 nave thaegtr a: tiroes that 2 had c *Tnust". but aeier anyttm c like the acuatuic poor Ptyila Seref j d dmdt herself it! Pby Jlit hat a stir disease or BOTH « f ncr hands, v ajrt neceaasam -.her hemy remp-rtriy baa&acrd. J cc try u itir y care uf a tune mnmht Die h*hf. ane thr other members nf v-nir dam b:. nh» your brute under ttnae mndr.iont : 1 & mcT tn e to no sa muca at w att bt? pwb dace ar tteta b e n e i let fe r i hsr»cS V e t o Uir of Kt&f wnnocchU I r io a , » ■ « - « * I - ? ic a in y h tter ie tbe three o d t Important basins department* J » t eoulic*: m ara jt. DorT «* sr*. » I ,ro t'1 membra ary one taro t: . . . +<* I « n ld ^ to »»/ •» tbosa hav* helped that they t l ««airLV wnndrrful dnendt and nei^ibart. , And once stain I f a i 2 I r l 1 run out a* things t# wrxe (1 w at tam g u say I had ru t ect of ttunys to say. . -bet that woald p ve E 3 rt toa y x d i t rp crx* ’*« kid roe. and I je t ;> £ / ef ‘-kt*. ai a itf f) J u c a rtm tticr that id tia ra is anyttm t yna would ’ •>» y ia -if roe irwhij* is 357 *~~t——- f a A L T ATS v lu i to ->■ 3A w=h tte new - je x tb a e '. rertiV i a n ;«• *m , that ta :» a specify i i * . n u : t t i= TT® a p zbtj r i2 *79tir. Set yaa t s a t m v . CXNTK-U. FLORIDA QUITE m m A.VD STORAGE Ca LOCKER PLAN T W HOLESALE A N D R ETAIL API Went TVtrttectt Stmt P tei FA M ill 7HESE prices OTxrnvE rants . frl - sat r L L GRADE A — DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARM S EGGS Large Deo. 65c X -L arge LEANALL XT-A7 XtccL’s n SAX 1M ! 1 FA M ILY W AanXCTOX V — Tbe i.r d culture Depart roe.: etUm ttrd -.a* j total 1K 7 tobacco crop at I M i f 030.000 pounds. | 2A C S T F L vm Hue-cured prndurbor was .'c .** w - t t on Twenty-Siztb Street. Cliff i can at PU.61l .000 pounds. The it fdturoed on tbe U. S. S. D n auction aeatoa is virtually oter. Xnrwrt in frlk, and had tt tike ouUook Iur burier » n » leave tost « e k to p to sbo .TOSJBO p n sa ii Xastca&crT. is c t t t r Joyce and B atty, and three * C - t n b * » e s 5 a a tt. by w.aa»Kf oU c h e r t and brim pounds, a leading prodaems them dows here O U t k it Sate- riates: V i r f i n ! a l dS.Sg.D 0»; day sich t to lrt-T i to Ins ship. North Cam but 6b7.7S0.S00; Souls They had a very usfartunatt e»- Cambra 7 3 .7W.00P; Georyu Sj. yananra w xc the people that real- 3 S.D00; E * n ts e ky SSSL«5.ic|( ed the house drum them, and poor Teiseaaee 121.35 .000. Joyce e f l probably have ta go Es&mated production in dL» eorne to p S t hack m tt ' cornsa pounds, by bc^c Jin5 VuTsua wtJOO.OOO. North Cara1 xwntvnd a phaae cab Saar- ^ ^ y cc.o o p , Old B O day tta : 2 was of local 514330,000; Eastern North Car* =X tt fasteaby. t was drwn Day- ^ 53333300; North Carw t d a Beach.i and sw o m a a said 54,03,000. Soutt Cambsa the was n esy bee- » eb. the only i a . 700.000. ta u l South Caroi-ra BeSy Lae 1 ever knew v a t a y r . u r x is .n w - . G w rp a sjcer-a-laa , and I knrw the was o x . Honda U ijr.nat. Alabtsvl a C — d k a t! 2t dmaHv sot Cfl.600. seal Gearp^rianna Bed ihrDu$h is mt v thst wpt te r m atter (vbo was always B ur icy ecxm slet: V crin ia :»# y&c ' K rv. le e " ta me.) speadinf Xemnckv SlT.ljt.OuG par: of her racatun at Daytona • » .« » . Bench. T i drnrt over d a r t la c Tennessee SIAOO.DOO. Sunday to too her. a t h bat bees there luny years since * 1 la c taw x r n r VO JX (IT ) — Hank A> her: _ Poor K n , Lee had , _,tn e i -ha me of tbe Xihra&kt Braves, tbe caE id* several tunc* cis=mx tte ZjtMta^w bomt run a r ! week, - ^ but I t i i never home! iOne -unt b«n*d it W i if dnricx Z titfw Dos- WHOLE SLTv lean PURE Beef ORANGE Ground ■■lire JUIvE Stew BEEF Lb. 49c cLs79c Lb. 39c O A » *% U P Tobacco Crop Estimate Given Smoked Sausage Lb. 45c * Liii-x> r. j. neoici i 7TCtS\-5 BABY LIVER ^ -3 9 C Broccoli Speers I TVxv 45c W HO LESALE F O O D S P A C K A G IN G SU P P LIE S �f I A M E R IC A S F A V O R IT E S H O R T E N IN G FINE Q U ALITY A L L V EG ETA B LE CLOVIRIIOOM Controlled Quality Beef FLAVORflH CHUCK ROAST * 15 or. 6 1 . M U SSELM AN ROUND BONE TEMPTINGLY TENOER SIRLOIN STEAK TENOER DClICIOUS T-BONE STEAK ROUND S T E A K DeUCIOUS TENDER 7 ” Ci t Rib S T E A K IEAN MEATY SHORT J E W E L OIL SHORTININO BAKE-RITE 3 RECONSTITUTED IEMON JUICE REALEMON >. » « . 19c bo 29c NEW APPLES 2 u. 39. CROP SW EET CELERY 2 h o RI BS O F B E E F WASHINGTON STATE DEUOOUS CRISP PASCAL 49 FRESH CRISP CARROTS 2 79 SUPERBRAND .. •«». 31 29. FlAVORfm P L A T E STEW POTATOES 5 - 49. POMEIAN O L I V E OIL 14Of.n* 1 99 = D A IR Y DELIGHTS= SEAFOOD TREAT PORK SAUSAGE SUPERBRAND COTTAGE CHEESE SUNNYIANO HOT OR MUD SUPERBRAND H OAL 29 WIENERS SUNNYIANO BOILED HAM 40 CARTON KRAFT'S RIO EYE SWISS C H E E S E OID FASHIONED DAISY CHEESE * 59 49 KRAFT S MUENSTER, CARAWAY, BRICK OR SWISS SLICED CHEESE MARGARINE GET S DEEP DOWN DIRT • LAVA 2 ACK HIGH FROZEN SUNNYIAND ORANGE JUICE 8 • 99° 35 MORTON, APPII, PEACH, CHERRY PRUIT 49 DICCl,J.rvt. HQC DCAQ A QQC M I v DIXIE DARIINO I L \ I '• * ' MUD GENTLE deo d or an t so a p IVORY SOAP ZEST "• \M \M SLI. BOLOGNA , AGIN FROZEN ORfEN I b n v V a v MUD GENTLE > IVORY SOAP r g a w CHEER r i n e e *« ii ........... 1 Q C HARDWATER SOAP MAKES OISHES SHINE KIRK’S l . 0 Bar 10c GASOADE <•» pit*. 4 1 * CONDENSED SUDS NOTHING CLEANS LIKE NEW CLEANSER DASH Horn. Idry. SIm $4.59 TIDE l#P 31c 01. 75c COMET h u « 29 c i « . 43c CONDENSED SUDS R*« DEODORANT SOAP , DASH 39c jw«. $2.25 k fi | �Foreign N e w s Commentary The widenfag aad tmteerriag of tide rood aad highway wooU etiminete these aeddesU and provide easy aeeeat tfce dty where fie aad meat important traffic for aaasy. m m month*. Whboot a dwbt this etrrtch of important •tract aad highway should be impnwod aad ■ideaed withoot delay. about the trouble* « f R su u igj Uj satelUtM right row . Bat Russia hsd peat troubls rmtwwmtW i e s te r ta is o e o t, church attend­ ance, aad to live. For many months this street aad highway has been the top project for improvement— a project la which Nary people take a gnat deal of interest yet for the same length of time that it has beta a top project it has gooa untouched. We're son that for the best interest of Sanford, oar cfric leaders would like to bring Navy people into the city and sot cany them by derioaa route* aroand the dty and oat of ft. Again we would like to ergo oar dty and county leaders to place this project at the top of their bodget* for itreet apd highway East Cenasas a n t wtD get back a m (has n o marts worth of task- meaey. r w there b a rtm eatorrf taw is East Germany , ftrtiflfiag UT person to bold sac* dua M marks b currency. far the five-year plea cccld rot bt I The statement that the cfaisge met. It also i u a tacit adrsi*. ■ion that the drastic deeentraliralion of indnatrial c o n t r o l , tht brainchild of Communist IcsJcr Nikita S. Khrushchev, had caused eitreme diserialisation. iucuis uiiui#au««u»>a. ^ Signs That Suggest to come into Sanford aad partldpata fa Ha many aetWtle* aad to shop fa Ha stores. * •tract sad road saffldsady safe for dririag fiwiU bo provided. j(tny accident* bare occom d on Sanford Art. between the Sanford Naval Air Station •ntranee aad 2Stb S t because of the narrow •tract end because of its eoefusfag speed widening and improving. 'Smoke Signals' wtAk The Sanford Herald fnriode* hi ita Thursday edition s p eg* o f news railed '“flamlnolt Smoke Signals.** Rtudent* s t Sendaol* High write »nd , their own stories and co*.*r various ' fnT- N Imas rnuUra — !*%n> me octirities at the school from the student J v i U tlia act ad rear tor tk* Sets‘ note Opportunity corersge o f news reporters and editors, The Freedom o f the Pres* has many time* been attacked from source after source and only through the training o f young people ia this all-important profession can frratJorr ’ -Fring eftirerj 'n w i r d ta i t cade after decade o f 'truth in the new*.** There have Keen times when journalists nvw engaged in . ( > news writing Held be- signs which Indicate Sy CECIL A. TTCXEB Q > A risg> cufciratiea will kill pracKave yon plaeted s fall garden ticaCr ail weeda ksa than oc* this year? U yew has* half facto tali, but a to A ffln lt to kin •f j v u w en is finished. Bat yea them when they are four or five still moat gbe the gardta ade- inches tall- ShaUew ealtiration U guate care d you want the best best, for it la lets tajurout to ia fall aad winter vegetables. rrep roots than ia deep euitiraThere are several operatioas ti^a. nooded b carisg far je e r fall gar-. Weed growth caa aIs? be eredeo. uardea Special**!. »*e !>. vetted ®y« u*e use M marches Sur.on. a4 the Florida Africaha- Mulches alio tend to conserve toil ral Eaten stow Service. Hsts thia- moisture, prevent eraslon. do rung, cultivation. mulching, irriga- away with root damage by deep ties aad laaeet and disease coo- cultivation or boebg. aad keep traL vegetables clean. Straw, ptae- used for greens. Carpets aheuld Vegetable crop* grow best when to thianed first when they are they receive about half te one twe er three lathes tall, so as te Inch ef vriter each week as rain stand about one lech opart. They or irrigatlee Whether it will be ■ ay to left uatfl large tneagh te profitable te Irrigate depends «n to eaten, when alternate plant* hew easy it b to get water te the ■ay to pulled and used, leaving: garden. mere room for thorn that are 1 Spray er dast with a suitable left Insecticide or fungicide to control Cuhivatlee generally lacrosses garden pests n soon as yon dlstto yield tt vegetable crepe to- cover them. For information on cause ef weed central. If tea be- which insecticide* tnd funricidee comes kandened or crusty, cult!- ire recommended, aik for Ft*e». vition may be needed to loosen ik o Circular KMB. “ Garden |the aoil and allow water Lr enter Gusde,” at your county agent’ s morn rapidly. ‘ office. The eagle 1* America's proud symbol, and with good reason. H# to an sdurated bird in th s sense that he know* what he ha* to do. when it ought to be done, whether he like* H o* not. Conildcr. for • moment, the vast differen­ ce between the eagle and the clam. The etom appears to lead a fairly cozy existence. He has only to open his house to take in his food and elos* it to keep out his eriemie*. He seems to bars perfect social security, but no vision and not much o f a future, and the result to he often winds up in ehowder. The eagle, on the other hand, lives In an exposed position on the highest crag. When a storm strikes, the other birds take to cover. The eagle spreads his wing so that the very fury o f the storm lifta him higher, and atill higher, above the storm, into the sun- Free* n * ea, swpgMle Omadpeppy / cwSmc, ike tcvQ-eyvtppvd torplar *nfl Sec* te taring* ta ki» feet ku e kottu ef fkesv teaiae «wtettap rep*«l**. • «r" arnjaytsg t U i thry ca.1 “ £ * *•“ * " * ftett almost everyone as h* grows , 'Mt _____ oilier, ira lorn of tow ing cat to uuuijoo a n aaswca age. A. J. A.: I am 13 tad have art pId poise bent What cosld ba the “ Moot o f us get a laugh oat o f the (easily elbwm, hot caa leek In the mirror without i f l About a m t ant of every ten! drawer A rapid pulsa ladleatos persera over the age ol S3 »uScr a rapid heartbeat for which there from u la some fora. Luckily, are macy causes. It may be doe however, only s relatively —m i tn the presence ol soms mill lapareta tags have it to sock a de-'tocuoa. asch aa la found la tha grt* that tt eBeets their amuty teeth, toaaila, nai&l alAaaea or U to fanction property. sow* disorder of the heart met• The higher the ago bracket elea or tht heart valves, though, the more person have kaput basrikMt Is also found hearing ditt-ulUcs. various nervous disorders, such Authorities u n me that IS per'as hysteria. It may occur in overcent ol our population over tha,w«lght eoodlUoas or as a rtrait age of rt has dgnlficant heartai loss. That’s about 1.700*00 per We expertly repair all types ol* ■ welehaa oIiu. ao U genuine’ watches m ustnx only parts. Wa stand behind our work an that you will bav* complete satisfaction. Bring in your watch today and let us pot it in top running condition. All watches art timed electron­ ically on the Watchmaster. Let os repair your 400 day doc* alio. tor or cxearntre secretions from Often n hearing lorn la older the thyroid gland may cause an persons to accompanied by emoUosal problems. Frequently they win to imtakto aad harbor rescnimsnt tgalnst those dose to them. o*pcci*ily when tfcty trv unaware of this gradually lacreasing Impairment In prrrioua columns I'm listed increase la the rate of the beartbeat Than, too, Urn coodlttoo knows as •outer's heart Is also accoaptnled by a rapid heart rate. Some individuals normally have a heart ratco! about 100 beats per minute. art-, i n r«iiM Wert Jewelry STORE H I E. 1st. FA 3-SIS1 "Use our Budget or Layaway Plan” Im. SHOP HERE R O U M IL L A T & A N D E R S O N ’S P T H U R S D A Y - F R ID A Y - S A T U R D A Y &S Reg. 79c STATIONERY 100 Sheets i i i A mataor wee rrporUt sigklad see# Itogtae. Canada. Tka btg •ewe ta UUt Itarn u Uat everytody wke sew It agrved I t w u i t o m - u f net e dying mmtet. FORMULA 20 en the first try, they made It loc% eaiy." But be Is confident this country esn close the gap "if «« are will­ ing to make the effert.” The Rmiians new are talking of "ring s rteket. ctiryijc e crew of eaperiraenul salmali, to the nte<m in tho neat rttr »r i , Tho scientist refused to ditcouat whrlljr entthlrc *h« Bustiuu tre eUlmlng. But he suigst.’v-l *l»* year* might be M irer the mark The United Metes could do that - i f It got startod right tway sod ec-limited enough braid l e .j money to the Job, be said. FOAM Y P O U N T IA M “SgSow-v"" „ ,.mp.r*,".v® f,Jr lh* ftet th*r did h The iriestUt, who asked the* III name be idtheld beciuie of his official capacity, s» i the Bus■Ians art driving town I manned fUgbl to tka m- on and planeta and “ we had totter to there when they anive." He sugitsted aettlor u*> a governmeof agency with wide pewers similar to tbe Manhattan DU-1 trist that perfected the atomie ^ This la aadarstsndsblo, ** vacr ... --------- —•.I Wa‘eh fee tM * signs In yecr- lie said the ButUins have a trrmendmii head start In the rac« Into space. He said the launching of their irtifleal moon was truly By JOAEFH U MVI.ER felted frtta Btoff ( erreapwatont WASHINGTON (U F > - A Ua.Slag US. aclentlst called today fer SO tovvas all e*.k g<v»l«M • v ■ —- *to -g*IlCdt •Hul* ■la to Ike moon and planets. He told the United Press the program he envlttou would coat, Mllleni but "the issue Is suprem- . LA N O L IZE D Wednesday, October 16, 1957 EDITOR** NOTE: The rare far Ike irm * sad planet* le m ami the "Uaue Is aupremacy," • dUllagabked aclesttat baa told the failed Freal la ea Inter­ view. lie veld every American Mould reellte *bat (fata meaae. Ivcaute ef bit p'altlov tbe vcl eailst felt it *Mld be letppvopriato far blm to taUi ta ble effletal capacity. Therefore ble same to withheld from the fet- , .. Gsalral r m t Writer A RADIO aad a has)* w r i f c p from barking, ■••ped Irvm the car at Mexico teougk-it ta t c p. Q tys district attorney wkea be Uut acerve ua. ir* The S«nftrrf HtroW All-Out Program Called To Beat Russia To Moon For the moot p ari.! have seen . flsesatec hssrta* * * * * * m a i childna. u w * of my msB ’ YOU'RE TELLING ME! Is there any wonder the eagle Is America’s proud symbol? We have never been a nation that lived within ita shell. We have been c nation that strove to rise, even in the fa ce of advarsity, politically, economically, spiritually—and that is the way o f an eagle. Page ♦ - Free West Germany is about tht most prosperous coco try in f u. rope. Agriculture News But with programs as the one being ear- «»d when the sell la sefet. a» ridd on at RemlnrAe S ^ m ^ ^ . ' added encouragement that the vole* o f tree- TufBj>t( rutabagas. aadotheTroot dom vrflj continue to echo throughout the crept should be tkieeed before nation through the pages o f the press. .their tapreet became* fleeky. OoTbe .Seminole H gh School Journalism be left In the greend until these*the aaterisl*. Club needs the encouragement o f local thinned are Urge eoojgh t* eat. A ihcrt period of dry wtatber dtizena; they need the aa/urance that the' Pull surplus turnip pUnts when; may redace the yield and lever career which they might choose will bt one they are feet !e tin Inches tall the quality of year vegetsbUs, and o f reward— reward satisfaction and love aad use fee greens. FUntt thianed a long draught may result la the from the beet raw may also ha teul failure ef many gardens, for fellowmen everywhere. The Way O f The Eagle! On* notable thing about the cjr rcncy exchange is that it empba* ■lies the complete contrast is coo. ditiona b East aad West Ger­ many. P & S O IL SHAM POO ' BABY SH AM PO O *T**i4 to Niton* Nu4s* D« p i want to Lm w aematliiitf ig M M *oR — Florida »oil? Aik for FREE booklet, "Whof Yoo Should Know aboil th* eara ond loading of Florida lawns, troei, ihrubf, flowtrt and gardan*! Olavite Non Irritating fo r Eyes Theropeudic 3 Montha Supply Reg. Soc V IT A M IN S R«*. 7.65 Bottle o f 1.00 CONCERT Thursday, Oct. 17 featuring THE REBELS QUARTET Seminole High Admission Adults fl.OO . Child 50c Sponsored By The Every bog o f Sunnilond w i product a booutiful •t-* -’* m J .* Xj—y m .i enjoy "toite-tem pting” "vegetables ond pritewmnmg bloom s! Sunnilond is pocked full of "Growabilify'* to keep Florida Mil In balonce Tbie meone rich In minerals ond essential nutrients Use this time-proven Plant Food Grow Critp ond tasty vegetables; colorful, sweeter-smelling flowers; healthier plants; select, kina-sire oranges1 Sunnilond will moke S et y ea r d e a le r TO D AY! CHASE AND COMFANY, SANFORD, FLORIDA Reg. P8c 1 Plastic Mustard or Catsup Tea Rose, Pine Apple Blossqm Dispenser with Each $3.00 Order. ‘ON TH E CORNER B Y THE CLOCK* W A L G R E E N AG EN C Y �'* 'V . M The Sanford Herald— Page S Wednesday, October 16, 1957 Conning The News W o m a n ’s M rs. By VIRGINIA CONN. Beciriy EdVee M a ry Retires Etta Am not keeping my ear to the First Presbyterian Church heard ground, but that is mainly because an unexpected treat when Julie I couldn’t hear anything with it Anderson played her violin, ac­ After forty years of continuous City Telephone Company at optf* anyway. Have one of those awful companied by Mrs. George Touhy. service kith the Orange Citv Tele- ator, the exchange then being colds that are golnir around. Can't The pair make an excellent com­ phone Company, chiefly as an owned cooperatively as a stock 4 bination. talk very well cither. operator, Mrs. Etta Culp, 77 years company by cliltena at Orange Please don’t forget the football Things are busy, busy around ha old, is soon to retire. A dinner in City. Her duties as operator were ^ **JWx The C civic Is jgrow- game tonight at 7:30 at the Me­ By D. M c M a n u s • « A t *5/^1 Sanford. TBe IVIC center u at a swi'ehboard located at the her honor and to eelebr**". her morial stadium. And Garden clubnew Jat-inr ~«t T . O r u n h t M l J »"f hy «m p » end bcjind*. the official retirement will be given time in her home. A tew yean -j'n tUh -----------------------------------^ .hopping prctlifM tor loppinw center 11 prepared etarO'Oon et Rie Deanna Scb<wl ■Saturday night. OtioW 13.- by the Uta*-4h* eempeny was flffr EEi*—’Tin Wilting truth*** The cottage prajcr meetings, the contractors, remodelling has lo fix for the luncheon Thursday of Dance on Hiawatha Av*. Jllss management of the Wlnt” Park from the stockholders by W. D. Sunday School Class of ths OstSSB at the Presbyterian Church. hit the stores downtown. sponsored by the C c t mission of Deanna McManus, dancing In Telephone Company which oper­ Heebner who held it 6 short time Baptist Church held Its regutar This is wonderful. U’s good busi­ structor, has announced tb«* she Evangelism at the First Methodist and then sold the company to the monthly meeting recently IB f l » ates the Orange City Company. will teach boys and* girls In the; Church, will be held Wednesday ness for Sanford and it's much The dinner will be held in the Winter Perk Telephone Company educational building. sixth, seventh, eighth snd ninth >evening. October 16, at.7:30 P M. nicer for the residents. But if Chimney Corner Restaurant at In 1926, A period of devotions was eW grades, the fundamentals ball-, in the homes of Mrs. J. N ‘ Mar- does take money. And money is wtrai DeLand. Mrs. Culp’s relatives snd When the telephone system was served followed by a social hour. a commodity none of us hold onto room dancing. I c,,0> 600 A** V *,r lP< her associates at the Orance City converted to the automatic dial Mrs. Jose Cardosa, wife o f th* these days. One way to save It These include classic steps as I J: Telephone Company, as well as service, and a new building erect­ Rev. Cardosa, was given • sur­ i* to give to the United Fund well as the newest. An accent will1**• NichoUon. Ml BriarcWf, and executives of the Winter Park ed to house the equipment, Mrs. prise birthday party. She wea pre­ WEDNESDAY Drive. Give once, and get it over. be placed on the development of J ’ .F’ M cD,nH 1700 ^ Telephone Company and represen­ Culp joined the office staff of the sented a gift from the eleae and The Chiefs Wives Club will meet The merchants seem to be behind the social grades. Refreshments noIe 81 a~ __________ tatives of the Hugh L. Merrill company as commercial represen­ also many gifts front Individual the Fund Drive atmost 100 per­ at 8:00 P. M. at the C. P. O. will be served during the class. Council of Telephone Pioneers of tative, and relinquished the duties members. cent. It wilt save them countless Club for the regular business meet­ George Wiggins, of Dover, Md., -«, » *+ » I MRS. MARY ETTA CULP retires America will be present to do her at her old "switchboard" in her ing. donations throughout the year. Mrs. Nolan Osteen, tcaeher e i after forty years with the Or­ honor. will come from Cocoa to help Q j Q J ’Q g f l . \ + t r C L 6 S "Roaring Twenties" half time home. Excellent work is being done in the clast, was then given a ange City Telephone Company Miss McManus with Ihe class. Mr. Mrs. Culp has been a resident Mrs. Culp has managed to be prise pantry shower, in append* p The Magnolia Circle met with Seminole County by each one of show and junior vanity football Wiggins is experienced in ballroom of Orange City for 31 years and active in civic affairs In Orange 7:30 P. M. Concession stand . , _ . . ... , tion of her services this p u t year. Mrs. Ray Herron on Palmetto the organisations in the Drive. game, Instruction. . , . . . . , . _ ford Garden Club will meet with Is widely known throughout Or­ City during her long and useful Support them, and you will help ... Refreshments were carved food snd drinks. Spon_ _ . n „ ange City and DeLand where her Children may be registered by Ave., Thursday, with Mrs. J. W. countless numbers of the young, with , good life there, serving as a member , . „ . . . Mrs. Bay Peck, DcBary at 10:30 a birthday eake and candlea ta t ­ Messier as co-chairmanMFWWP voice, as telephone operator, has calling FA 2-0684. sored by the P-TA of beminols ■ ^ for the regular meeting of the Valley Improvement Asso­ tering the table.' the old, the sick and the needy. Messier as co-hostess. been heard by thousands. ciation, the local Tmirists organi­ and covcrrd dish luncheon. Those of you who attend the High School. Mr*. J. E. Nicholds read a poem Those preint were Mrs. Cardaaa^ A native of Southington, Ohio, zation and the Florida Telephone THURSDAY Young mothers Home Demonentitled "I know Something Gaod she came to Orange City at the Pioneers. She has also been ae Mrs. Osteen, Mts. Georg* A t , The famous Rebels Quartette |strntion Club will meet Oct. 17 at age of 26 in 190f- for her health, About You,” and led the circle in live in the work o f tho Orange Mr*. Sam Brooke, Mrs, XaNII will sing at the High School at 7:30 p. m. at the Community Cenprayer. Williams. Mrs. Amalia O s t s a « , H accompanied by her husband, E. City Methodist Church. 8:00 P. M. Sponsored by the Latin i er, 401 East 23th St. Mrs. Sara The chairman, Mrs. R. L. Elam Mrs. A. C. Tyson, Mr*. S a g l i ­ Frank Culp and her two children. Mrs. Culp, who is a widow, has Club. Tickets on sale at the San- Kate Myers will give the demon­ About ten years later she be called for reports of all officers man, Mrs. S. J. Peterson, MM. ford Herald. stratlon on meat extenders. Those came associated with the Orange a son, Harold F. Culp, who lives Robert Peterson, Mr*. M. Ihtvan, end committees. All were urged in Miami. A granddaughter, Mary to Sltend the covered dish lunch The Sanford Garden Club will who cannot meet in the daytime Etta, living in Miami, works for Mrs. Gerald Hosaek, Mrs. Jala eon snd general business meeting have a general busineaa meeting -»re Invited to join this group, the Miami Division of tho South­ Tatum, Mrs. Edwin Braddaak M l ' October 17. and covered dish luncheon at 12:a0 Mrs. Howard Greer? an! Mrs. Jo Mre. Lea ef Enterprise. ern Bell Telephone and Tslegraph Notice was given of the District P. M. at the educational building »cph Krug are the hoste*«ee. Company, but tells her grandmo­ meeting to be held Nov. 3 at the of the First Presbyterian Church. Meeting at the C. P. O. club at ther she doesn't intsnd to work Elk’s Club. The circle will con­ Jack Russell of Orlando, will 8:00 P. M. to form a Ladies Aux for the company "forty years' , duct a "novelty sale" at each speak on "New Gardening Troce- j iliary o f the Fleet Reserve Orga ilk# her well-known ancestor. meeting. dures." |nization. pii-nsti* WEDNESDAY The program was presented by Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES MONDAY The Senior High Fellowship of Mrs. J. C. Nichclis. c ht gave an v.ill objerve Friendship night The Post Matrons Club of Send thr Ft >t Pre*b-*t»rie« Church will interesting talk on horticulture, Bob Crumley 8:00 P. M. at the Masonic Temple. nole Chapter No. 2 OES, will meet meet tor supper at 8:JO P, M. Michael Thomas with highlights of (he Miami con­ SHOII fO ll'ftO Y I AND H i l l with Mrs. R. F. Crenxhaw, 1133 FRIDAY The Youth Choir of the First vention and flower show. Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr. East 7th St., at 7:30 p. m. Pre«hyterian Church will meet for Mchi/lds also gave the names, W. T. Tindall The Mimosa Circle of the Sanrehearsal at 6:30 P.M. hsbiataii and uss of many tt the SHOES r o i BOYS A SO LS THURSDAY In cooperation with the United Florida flowers, plants and trees • - ■ ■ The Senior High Fellowship of Fund Drive, underway this week y> I She exhibited an amusing dog the First Presbyterian Church in Seminole County, members of made from Spanish moss and gave v - x.; ; .; ;v > will meet for recreation at 7:30 the Gamma Omega Chapter of each circle membe* a brush fur • » P. M. Epsilon Sigma Alpha weht on a Quality material* and . -------— . . —-i. African violets made from pipe The Mid-Week Bible Hour of door-to-door campaign last night cleaners. the First Presbyterian Church soliciting funds and pledges for construction are found in M lRADY G I R 1, W H I D D E N . Enjoying the luncheon were Mrs. Parrot shoes! Infer-Flex teiaa will be conducted by the Pastor, the drive. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ R. I. Elam, Mr*. Gustave Bam­ are Pre-Tested f«r itordtoeea liam It. \\hidden, Sanford. Rev. A. G. Mclnnis, at 7:00 P. M. klembers met at the home of berger, Mrs. L. P Hagan, Mrs. and are stronger than any Rom. Oet. 12. The Chancel Choir of the First Mrs. I. E. Estrtdge III to map (Photo by Bergstrnml Albert Hardesty, Mrs. A. II. Har­ other composition type aot*. Presbyterian Church will meet out plans and designate the dif­ ris, Mrs. Ray Herron. Mrs. W. E. for rehearsal at the church at ferent areas each would take. The Poll-Parrot laather sola* era Kirchhoff Jr., Mrs. Frank Licsk*, 7:30 P. M. sorority Is In eharg* o f 20th to rugged and long wearing, aa Mrs. Nich-dda, Mrs. Erailey OdA supper meeting of the Chris­ 23th St. from French to Park Ava. hai been proved through years ham, Mrs. Fred Perkins, Mrs. II. tian Education Workers' Confer­ At the regular meeting of the of Pra-Testing. Service type K. King. Mrs. J. W. Messier and ence of the First Presbyterian Chapter, plans were made for a leathers ar* used for th* upp­ Mrs. J. J. Weber. • Church wi>l be held at 7:00 P. M. Rake Sale to be held in the down­ ers, which ar* laboratory tail­ Driftwood Circle MONDAY town area Oct. 28, starting at 3 ed and wear-testad ta data*The Driftwood Circle met st the Ths Dependable Clan of the a. m. Money from thia sale will min* wearabliity. T h • r * ' • home of Ihe chairman, Mrs. Carl First Methodist Church will meet go in the chapter treasury to be wearability too, In th* mate* Tegfeidt, Monday morning. Mrs. at 6:30 P. M. at McKinley Hall used for a civic project at a later John Hook was co-hostess lala used for tba lnsolas, Ha* for a covered dish supper. The data. Cakaa, pies, cookies, brow­ Guest speaker was Mrs. Fred Ing* and mldsolts. Remember, regular business meeting and In­ nie* and eandy will be offered at Ganas, who gave an interesting we take pride h fitting eblhb stallation of officers will follow. the aale. and inspiring talk on an "introduc­ ren'a shoes eortacUyl Following the business meeting, tion to arranging". Mrs. (ianai demonstrated, using dried and Stains from peaches, pears, 31r*. Estridge served eaka and freih materials. * cherries and plums should be re­ coffee to Miss Lola Barineau, Miss Attending were Mrs. Lew Mill- STOPPING FOR A BREATH, before the nert |aunt during a progressive dinner are these member* of moved with eo<>l water. Sponge Rarbara Flynt, Miss Patty Wal saps, Mrs. Howa'I Weigh'. Mrs. XI iieia Kta, pictured in the home of Mrs. Voile Williams Jr. t-efl to right. Mrs. G. Andre* Speer, the stain and then work glycerine ker, 31rs. Ann Raborn Stavens, (Rrriivtrnm Photo by Gneta) Marvin Bass, Mr Bill Hill, Mr*. Mrs. Donald J. Hales. Mrs. Rny H. Saxon and Mrs. J. I.. Horton Jr. or • soaplese shampoo into the Mrs. W. R. Jennings and Mrs. Er­ John Barlow, Mrs. Vi Jarrell, spot, rubbing lightly. Let stand for nest Cowley. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tba next meeting, which will be Mrs. Phyllis Graham, Mrs. Rich­ several hours and then/ apply a few Exclusive Footwear ard Fowler, and Mrs. Ernie Mills. drops of vinegar. Rinse through­ in the form of a social, will be The Driftwood Circle extends an ly. Avoid using soap and never use hrld at the home of Mis* Barbara SANFORD, FLORIDA Flynt, 207 W. 18th St., on Oct. boiling water. RARY GIRL I.EGETTK, daugh- invitation to all Navy wive* to 28 at 8 p. m. join, if interested. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil l.eThe ten year old Junlfn1 girls of gette, Sanford. Horn Oct. 12. the PinrrrcU Junior Baptist (Photo by llergilrom) The XI Beta Eta Chapter of-hostesses with Mrs. Williams |Church met recently at the Klk’a Beta Sigma Phi held a combined were Mrs. Hoy Saxon, Mrs. Don-•playground for an afternoon of business meeting and progressive aid Bales, and Mrs. C. M. Nlch-' games and contests, dinner Monday night. The group - ols, 1 Refreshments were brought by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Aiday of mct the home of Mrs. W. G. I The tsbie at Mrs. Williams was the Ice cream truck. Attending Gainesville are guests of Sir. Al-1 Fleming at 6:30 P. M. for the beautifully decorated with a yel- were Linda Harris, Janet James, day’s sister and bro hee-'n-lew, J appetizer. Mrs. Harold Chapman low centerpieceand candies. SB Marilyn Hunt, Rena Shullar, LoMr. and Mrs. H. W. Good speed. wa, co-hostess. A short business I ver goblets and clear crystal rclta Dyess, fasslle Boggs,Lynn The Wesleyan Service Guild met Week-end guests of the GooavnceJs | meeting was also held. Mr*. Klein- ■made the table sparkle. Boynton, Linda Wade, Mrs. at the home of Mrs. J. P. Hall on vscre Mrs. Norma Ches.sut cf |ng gave the program "How lo [ The final slop for the evening J. E. Andrew*. Monday evening, with Mrs. Nancy Gainesville and Mr. and Mrr. Lcs- Say It." * was the home of Mrs. J. L. Hor--------------------------Brock serving as co-hostess. Mrs. lie Roller of Leesburg. A turkey dinner with ail the ton Jr. for dessert and coffee. Ihe Don't sprinkle clothe* In hot, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Farelia of trimmings was served at th* homo ; eo-hostes* here was Mre. G. An- humid weather unless you can iron Walter L. Carter opened th» meeting with a devotional, using as 160 Pinecrcst gava a birthday of 3!rs. Voile Williams Jr. Co-Ulrew Speer. them in a day. They may mildew. her subject one of the women of party Saturday for their ton, who was two years old Oct. 10. Abcut the Bible. Miss Mabel Chapman, president, twelve children were present to conducted the business session, help him celebrate. Guest* also ’ when plans for observing United were hi* grandparents, 3(r. and Nations Day were announced by Mrs. John Tierro. Mr. and Mrs. If. M. Nielsen of Mrs. M. B. Smith. Announcement weekend j was also made of a bazaar to be St. Petersburg were held In McKinlov Hall on Novem guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grady her 14, when the Guild will hold Duncan. .Mr. and ITrs. H. A. Moreland a plastic ware sale. Mrs. Fred Smith, study chair­ are spending several weeks with man, gave an interesting program their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. entitled “ A Cinerama of Mis­ and Mr*. Ralph Cox of Houston, sions," illustrating with maps the Texas, establi-hment of Methodist mis­ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes of Comfort h» fashion « t ; American MoA sions around the world. 1213 3Iegnolia aro entertaining At the close of the program the Mr*. Vernon Criswell of ktlddlecm. Inspired by Skippiet gontl* way of hostesses served refreshments. lown, New York, who la varationbringing out th* beautiful, natural grace Those present wore: Mrs. R. E. ing here. of every figure. Yetrs-ahead styling ia Rutland, a guest; Mrr. Wilson Car­ Mrs. A. F. Kelly of Richmond, light elaatie ereata* the fluid liaas yaw ver. Mis* Mabel Chapman, Mrs. Ga. has arrived in Sanford as a lore . , . without bonea or bulky fabriel J. F. Riser. Miss Ethel Riser, Mrs. guest of her mother Mr*. Fred See for yourself why more woawa prtftf Jack Burney, Mrs. 0. K. Guff, T. Williams and her brother Frede­ Skippia*. lie fitted, today I Mrs. M. E. Smith, Mrs. J. D. rick H. Williams and family. Callahan, Mrs Burke Steele, Mrs. Among Ihe 221 co-eds pledged Clarence Wynn, Mrs. Walter L. by 12 social sororities on the Uni­ Carter, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mis* versity of Florida Campus ia a Cleo Cash, Mrs. L. M. Swain and Sanford girl. Th* Panhelienlc the hostesses. Council announced that Elizabeth C. Varnum of Sanford has been Stuping ceiling and dormers, oft­ pledged to Alpha Omicron Pf. en a decorating problem, can be New pledge* usually represent 20 pleasantly disguised oy using the percent of the sorority strength. same wallpaper pattern on wall* Mr. and kfrs. A. F. Collum have 1 and ceiiiues. toe pattern used recently returned from New Jcr-1 I f veu’ r : A«1l*r.wl*a. you 'll be doubly glad should be a scattered, stylized sey where they spent the summer Beautiful way to achieve this lines . . . Skipples Girdle No. 915. Light you invested in Flordieitn Shoes. M ade from flower, dot or check with no par­ in Freehold. They visited in New ticular direction to it. York before returning to Sanford. tbe c h o ice s t leath er* and e ty le d fo r w ear Nylon slastic net with front panel and 2 ^ In. waistband. Sixea S.M.I* After 4 0 Ballroom Dancing Will Be Taught Years Cottage Prayer Will Be Held “J Class Honors Mrs. Cardoso On Birthday At / Bffig.” New Arrivals Church Calendar Happy Birthday Sorority Helps United Fund Drive; fla n s Bake Sale 1 int £?+-J',--} ■n HH Pol M p rrot IVEY'S Junior Girls Have X I Beta Eta Has Progressive Fun At Playground Dinner Party And Business Meet fP sA d d o n a JU Wesleyan Service Guild Will Have Plastic Ware Sale THodm; J ... popular fash ion revo lu tio n Inspired M e MAH by w rie eetrcS Skipples FLORSHEIM SHOES From mmm 122* Formal Opening: Saturday CALICO $ 1 1 ; anywhere, Flor*hrim Quality is your best (Also available buy in m oney-saving, longer-w earing values TJie figure-making "L ife Confidential" Bra No. 281 In eotton contoured as Pantie No. 815) . . . . $5.00 with thin foam rubber. Sizes 32A to 38B. white . . . . ROOSTER Handmade Furniture; Gifts — Dance Wear 2605 Hiawatha at Hwy. 17-92 West o f French REFRESHMENTS G lv, T o Tho UNITED FUND ?3.00 �I « L a % -V r !L SH S P-TA To Put O n Big Half-Time Show Se m in o le Resum e Gridsters W orkouts i*-haaiaa>" Winter Fart !**■At IhU ?«4=t efthe seaaaw. the I total chare** apart « • « « •M t phanameaal rccarda ia pray i footoall hy rwaaieia* saacaradm a . aad undefeated la their Drat three outiaga. Thia U. indead. a record to be prwud #f aad coach** i Pitutt aad Load*, a* well a* a**ry u ^ . greatly praised. They are goiac *3 *ut *ew U *ce hew !o*l lb*7 lea* kee* thia feat *•*«• , „ , The Winter Part uaa* h*a falli ad !• auk* aiach ef » » l*yr**iim Ithaa far la the aeaaaa hat «wl* .very well give th* Stmiaele* a i tattle. They kata a light Uaa that ihaia't caused lot aiach tzeable |hut tha back* are fact aad »aa g* |>a the aJr ef greaad. They play the Nr* Smyrna Barracuda* this Friday eight ia WiaUr Fart *• all faints par game. T t» New York the good faa* hare aa axealteat Clean, who were the l e a g u e opportunity to do • Ultl* scouting cheatpioRi, led the Eastern Coo fled out )u»t ohat U *xp*«L fbrencc with K i points last year. to rrobably the most improved That's a S-point per game averpbaK ef the Seminole* attack U *g*. This season they're averagthe partial game that clicked m f) big 17 pints for three gsmes. BsHJnsort esme up with par. of veil agaiatt Apopka. Quarteraack (ha answer U such scoring when Cecil Daadridr* ha* worked hard it devised a four * man defensive at thia lob and bat come up with Una composed entirely of tackles. better than a J03 average. If lb* These are Giao Marchetu. z*i receiving on the part of «<*** Getl*; Art Donovan, 3H; “ Big e y" Lipscomb, 2Xi, and Don Thia works out tho same way JPycv. 3S* pound*. Even s vetersa ia college, where much time hat fro Una find* it rvteremely di/fl- bean devoted t# defense. Cmuider dill, if not impossible, to stop this the Southwest Conference, which Had of tonnage when it crashes •nee was known as Use aerial fas la flatten the ball carrier or circus of tha collegiate gridiron. Tbs Text* Aggie* Saturday threw pursue the passer. two and completed both but let it Fas* Defense Kapandt Then there hae been an accent in at that in besting Houston. in scientific pas* defense, and the Arkansas and TCU tossed only pros hare developed ball • hawks eight passes each. like Jack Christiansen and Ya’.e Missouri gained only 19 yards Lary, of Detroit. Undon Crow <,( passing la upsetting SMU, which the Cardinals gnd Emlen Tunnel! heaved for only U yard*. Clemef the Giant* who make It tints- son picked up only seven yards ateunt to giving up posseisim if passing, throwing only fisc, as it yeu try to throw in their terri­ topped Virginia. Use Past Offense tory. LSU threw only seven posset in upsetting Georgia Tech. Duka W* New Have A Complete used only eight passe* In stopping nice; Oklahoma passed for only . — t f Selection Of 21 yards in dropping Texas; South J S “G E M E X ” Carolina threw only three in whip­ ping Furman and Auburn totted Watch Hand* only seven to balance tha attack in beating Kentucky. i ' r r v l b°lh tor Tne hner always could be count­ & Women ed on to throw and throw. But <3 * 0 * 0 / Come In Today Nebraska only pitched five in be­ fra n k ivui'u ing badly beaten hy Pitt and William k Mary passed only tight Jewelers times in being flattened by Penn I1 0 S . Park rh . FA 2-3932 State. RECORDS LON’ fj All PLAY The and Latest WIHN TV First and Sanford FA 2-2991 NEW YORK (UP)—Casey StengeL hut about ready la call it a tetsow, prepared to bead hack boas* te California today after astaring one aad all tha Yankee* will be better tbaa ever next year because of a premising group of farm bands. Stengel named 10 newcomers whoa be felt could help him re­ gain the world championship at his final press conference of tha campaign Monday. GRASS Perfect No Clumpa No Windrows LOOK FOR T H E BIG S I G N - He mentioned c a t c h e r John BALTIMORE (UP--Joseph H. (Bud) Stotler, U. who once wan trainer for tha Alfred G. Vander­ bilt stable, died Monday. Sutler set a record in 1U3 that still stsada when horses he trained wen IT stakes. 3FC la u *.r ---- FRESH/; B etter! Renn was honored for his per­ formance against North Carolina State Saturday night. Hie team­ mate. guard Ai Ulmer, waa nam­ ed '‘lineman of th* week" for hit strong defensive play against the powerful Wolfpaek, which edged FSU 74. Renn pasted five times for n SlA-yard averare. One kick rolled dead on tha State one-foot line and two others traveled 13 yards. Renn carried the ball 11 timet for 32 yards. The weekly poll* era conducted by spurts editor Bill Back of tha Si. Petersburg Time*. LUted A t -SALE *• - $69 95 2 IIP. 4 cycle SN APPER EIGHTEEN IUg, *B 6 .75 DURING The 18-Inch, SALE $ 5 9 -9 5 FREE— Sprinkler Garden H o m with the purchase o f cither o f above Lawn Mowera IF THIS AD IS PRESENTED EASY TERM S' South o f Sanford on Orlando Highway "Super Right** Heavy Waatcrn Round Steak lb. 79c GRADE A QUICK FROZEN MIXED Fryer Parts 5 lb. B o x 99c ANN PAGE Salad Dressing QUICK FROZEN GRADE A DAD Hens Stewing “ SUPER-RIGHT* LEAN WESTERN SMALL Spare Ribs ANN PAGE BROAD or FINE lb. 45c Noodles “ SUPER-RIGHT* SKINLESS All M eat Franks lb. 45c 8 Oz. Pkff. 15c FRESH GREEN Beans lb. 19c Lb. Pkff. 25c COOKING OR EATING IONA Apples ____ a m W N N RALPH M E E t a J 29 O f. CAN 4 lb. Bag 35c Peaches 27c PORTO RICAN Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs. 25c ANN PAGE . 11 Ox. BottU FRESH R E D RIPE 20-inch cut, 4 cycle, 2 »i HP S N A P P E R T W E N T Y Regularly 5 1 Q7 DURING Smitty's Snappin Turtle y ry.>F‘fr s ■ ~ • That’* the only ward I* describe this A&P Intlast Cofee value! It** all pute cofee . . . it’* the frethett instant you can buy . . . and now the price ha* been cut to the lowest line* the product was introduced! Buy it! Try it! Bet you’ll ray “ TERRIFIC*, too! Thia »» another example ef how A*P tarn you money Instant C offin Tomatoes The Big Price /Ik ' [QWESTPRICE You'll like FRESH Blanchard, pitcher* Mark Fraemia and Ryaa Duren, first base­ man Mary Throneberry, outfielder Norm Stobern and Inffelder Frit* Brickell from Denver in the Amer­ ican Assn.; pitcher Jim Coatca. inDIES IN CRASH fielder Dick Sander* and first MONZA. Italy (UP) — British | batemtn John Jathik of Rich­ driver Ronald Searles was killed mond in tha Internaiimal League; Monday eight when hi* Cooper and outfielder Deron John«on of , racing car swerved off the Monza _ Binghamton in I E a s t e r n track and burst Into flamea. The League. accident occurred while Searles “This club hasn't gone to the : waa attempting to set a new 2V woodi." Stengel Insisted- “ Don't hour world record on th# famed let anyone try ta tall yen that thia, Monza courts, ship bat aunk." The two player* regarded to have th* beat chance ef making the Ytnkees nest year are Sie hern, who waa with the club dur iag part of the 1154 season, and NOW SHOWING Duma, who had a U-2 record with 1U strikeout* at Dearer. Smitty's Snappin Turtle 10th Anniversary Sale SPKAY You’ll Save More Than Ever During A & P ’s 98th Anniversary Event Stengel Soys Yanks Better Next Year n bew w CHANNEL -CHILDREN UN D P It ADMITTED FREE- Bock O f Week Hits $19.95 FEATURE— «:34 arwton Tom l r * n , D m •Usdey. - i M U T i m k m t o . a p u t Jah m defcaaa tad will ha aB m r tha Wiater Fart hack*. Teddy Walker. Jack ftetsky, Ailew Sana aad Gerald Jaaea help w m a d eat tWa eatFaadlaf forward __ Jriuaay Ycackto Eddla » .r bear or* tha leadiag hall camera' Michigan and Army drsppod out and have very seldom heca thrown j •***•*•»**♦__ .„ . for a toaa Bob Johwama has haadlBehind Oklahoma, shootiag far) cd tea chan at fallback very we.l ‘to third straight aatkmal title, and dance* dw a the field to lhe|“ » « M ia a e^ wy tat notch | umo os four w *.s« pz.-, - - ' k- Thai ^ F P *d j carry Cecil Daadridga cemtlaues Texaa A AM to fourth place. Iowa; t r i w T t o a importanceto the * '1 * * fram ninth to fifth. D z tt tto — tob be *** sixth aad Oregon SUte eev-1 i n A/tM ciDiflr Ik# titiaU tod •wluhl## fbetr pontioar t f f nmafiTlh* hatt. Cadi Uapewed ^ Auburn again w aa Mi ruoMtng K ft c s lilii (Qtsidtf*1 Tiskttj lOOi. •blr I# tbt Uvt till ifiia ii tb# j A/ltr tb# Up 10 n a t Mini** Blue Darter* from Apopka with •‘ RJ1 ■ovoeal lone »»d Pittsburgh 13th. Rica aad aavOTBi song »swsNorth Carolina SUta war* tied far The oaly problem 1* the ra-eon“* ^ a ltth, followed by Army, ia 10th ditlowiag of tha Semiariea but. aad UCLA aad Texas bckily, time la available se they tied for lPth. should be loaded hy th* twenty Other teams drawing vote* were fifth of October. The spirits are Michigan. North Carolina. Florida. good end they have had that won­ Oregon. Peon SUte, Gesrgta Tech, derful taste of-victory #" three Waihiagtoa State, Texaa, Dart­ occasions a* they should be karJ mouth, Arizona (Tempo) State to atop from here ee out. Aa it aad Louisiana State. ka at (hi* point, tho toeala should be a good two -toushdeww favorite over tha Wildcat*. NOTED TRALNBR DIES 3 - SPEED RECORD PLAYERS from Corner 45'* Its O N straight triumph aver Texaa bag had sto hand* falL Tha eaathaa gave M i c h i g a n State m of a pMtihto 3S* paint*, based aw It points for a fintplacc baSsi, cine for a c c a a d place, etc. Oklahoma dripped la X* points fwi secood place. Eighteen coaches rated Michi­ gan sa w No. 1 while Oklahoma raceived oaly lg rote* rating. Min­ nesota drew two firatplace beSote aad Iowa. Dole aad Artaasaa had car each. Notre Dame, a S -B wiener over Army ia tha renewal of their col-1 oefal rivalry, jumped from xa U!h j place tie to eighth place. Aikaj-j sat. a SP-17 victor over Baylor, T tH J V I k i * N Carton 19c Ketchup 3 5 ( IDAHO BAKING E m itm * MAIL "tKe -frizzy*- Potatoes 10 lbs. 59c p i l i k n ig h t& o W h SHOWS— |;t* _ 3:10 - i'lu 1st* — 9:10 “ Queen Elizabeth IT* An Added (ttr w M In Hossr Of Tkc nslt Of Her Maietl* l o America Far Caakiag A Salad* 3c Off Ft. Wesson Oil 30c Nihitcw Premium Lb- Hox Saltines F.ILkury a Lbs. .Lour 53c Qhkkea ot tha Saa •to o* Com La Cher Meatless . Lb. Ch. Tuna Chop Suey 33c 7c Off Bagnlar Size 4 bar buadto , Dctorgeat PL 25c |Lux Liquid 39c Cam ay Batch Nat Sir tied X Jan SunshJaa Kriayy Baby Food 63c , Crackers I h. Lunch Meat 25c Spam 31c 31c IS Os. 43c Qt Floor d< 9‘ W ax 4 WALDORF S FOR Tissue 3 9c �Wednesday, October 18. 1957 The Sanford Herald—Pate 7 HATU Wins Safe •Driving Award For September Stole Croft Show I Jr. High Gridsters To Be Held N ext Take O n Mainland Month In Sarasota Squad Tomorrow Tha Sannford Junior High football Florida Craftsman ano-nneed 11 taka on Mainland Juathat tha aavanth annual Stale team will Craft Shew will be held la Sara­ lor High la Daytona, Thursday, October 17, at S : » P.M. Leaving sota in November. All Sanford and Saminola Coun­ Uma la act for 1:10 P.M. from ty craftamea are urged U partici­ Junior High. These tiro teams have pate in this important exhibition mot once before with Sanford ce re -learning out on top 12-0. Coocbea “ include sculpture, settle wWeh. will -------'VOT eujuuilMUr JdfllT H. BU T mica, fibers, textiles, metals ana i HowiM GWdle aiM-itogh Cerhoftr after dally workouts with the boys, Memorial Plague for safe driving woodwork. wet awarded to Heavy Attack This year, far the first time, are expecting Mg things from our Training Unit at the Sanford Na­ the show Is aa open ooa; all Flo­ team and predict another victory. Thursday'a starting lineun *411 val Air Sutton for the beat (aft rida residents working In any of driving record during the month the mentioned crafts being eligi­ LH—Jerry Dillard; of September, according to In- ble to enter. Prises are offered. RH—Gary Davidson; wiormation releaaed from a meetFor entry blanks write Mrs. Vir­ QB—Clark Murray; in,: of the safe Driving Council at gil Stern, cxb" " V . ’..airman, lttg FB— Robtrt Stewart; NAS. Roland St., Sarasota. Entries must LB—Robert Ledford; Heavy Attack Wing One had a be in by Nov. 5, The shew will KB—Mackie Robinson; better aafe driving icore but wai run from Nor. 14 through the 2#th. KG— Join Boniface; Jury of selection includes Ken­ eliminated from the competition C—Billy Johnson; • ainee the unit had previoualy won neth Donahue, director Rlngllng RT—Billy Plugan; the Plague for three conaecutive Museum of Art; Mrs. Clay AldrtLT—Tim Richards; dge, weaver; and Emerson Hough­ timei. LG—Jim Williams; The excellent aafety record at ton, silversmith. A crowd o f Sanford fans era ex­ Florida Craftsmen is dedicated the Sanford Naval Air SUtioa waa pected la Daytona Thursday to # attributed to the wide campaign to the furtherance of fine arts la I rive our boys a boost, school ofthe state. of publicity in vartoua aafe driv­ Mrs. Helen T. Henderson of San Oriel a reported. ing categorlea. ford is an active member of tha All facilltiea for publicity at tha organisation. „ Naval Air Station wera uaad in addition to valuable Information publlabcd by Seminola County Judge Ernest Houaholder and wide­ ly distributed. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mark Meek, attending the meetm f l a g uf the Safe Driving Council, The Seminole COunty Chamber Sanford, was recently on« of the v answered questions from members of Commerce Long Range High- three captains who piloted tho relative to revocation of driver*! way Planning Committee's sub- first waatbound T.W.A. flight from licenses in the State of Florida. committee to assist in planning for Paris over the polar routaa, to Ho also discussed the “ seriousness tho dedication of tha Campbell the west coast at the United of not stopping while school busts Thornal Highway (State Road States. The flight took 23 hours load or discharge school children.'* 413) will meet with tha New Smy- from Paris to San Francisco, Seminole County Commissioner n v Beach Committee tonight. Captain Adama is returning to Homer Littlo and Sheriff J. 1* Hob­ Tho committee will ■ lay final Paris, than to Now York, and finby are slaUd to attend tha next plans for tho dedication and bar- ally to his home in Kanaas City, current meeting of the eouncll te becue to be held early next month, where his wife Blaine, and daugfe answer questions relative to local Going to New Smyrna Beach to ter Diane, live. a traffic lights. A pure pleasure trip la planned meet with tho committee headed Safe driving publicity waa achi­ by Dr. R. S. Williams will be: soon, when Captain Adams takes eved through distribution of loaf- Earl Higginbotham. Bin Kllbec, o ff for South Dakota and a bit lets, lectures, safe driving film, Warren E. Knowles and John Kri- of the excellent pheasant hunting there. Captain' and Mri. Adams slides, publication in the Sanfly der. and in the Plan-of-the-Dav and The meeting wUl bo held at 7 vtsited in Sanford last winter and the Civilian Newsletter. o’clock this evening lag at the New Ihope to build here eventually. CapSmyrna Beach Yacht Uln Adams grew up la Sanford scat Club. and haa many friends here. Adam s Helps Pilot Final Plans T o Be Westbound Flight Made For Highway Over Polar Routes Dedication Tonight \JftbS K . S S T S iS Winter Festival |Ticket Sale Drive Underway In City VAH-11 Gets First A3D Skywarrior A ticket sale campaign for the All Souls Catholic Church Winter Festival is underway. Tickets are on sale at Powell'a Office Supply, Echols Bedding Company, Larry's Trade Mart, Tha Smoke House, and Celery Grill. Tickets are good for tho "ward­ ing o f such prizes as a DeWait | Table Sew, Hires different expen­ sive table cloths, an Innertprlng mattress, portable grill, and nine other valuable prises. Awarding of the prises will bo on Saturday. Nov. lfi, at tho AU Souls Catholle grounds at fith SL and Oak Ave. i Committee chairmen atatsd that i''thla will bo the biggest and finest {Winter Festival wa have ever had _ a t All Souls Catholic Church." VAH-U 1S-2 P—1 Friday October 4 was a grsat day for VAH-11 at tho Naval Air Station. Sanford. LCDR R. C. An' drus. in tho absence of th« Com minding Officer CDR C. Fernen der, Jr., accepted the squadron's first A3D Skywarrior. All hands looked on profoundly aa they gath' ered around their new “ bird'’. The squadron has been flying the AJ-1 Sevage since it wet com missioned at Sanford in November INS. There were few tests in the eyea of the' men at the thought of trading the slower and older Savage for the speedy new jets. HATRON ELEVEN is proud to take its place in the new Jet Navy, Vocational School To Start New Filing On Oct. 22 Lake M ary Church Class A new filing class will be of­ fered in the evening by the Semi­ Plans Building nole County Vocational School starting Tuesday, October 22, at Bee Saturday T:K> p. m. with Gordon Sweeney The Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary la holding a Building Bee. Saturday, Oct. 19. from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. to roof # t h e new educational building now under construction. Those sponsoring the project are the members of the building committee: R. W. Keogh, ehilrman; Marshall Smith, treasurer; Joe Smathers. P. D. Anderson and Mrs. R. E. True. All the men of the congrega­ tion are to help and friends and neighbors of the church are in^vited to join in the work bring­ ing hammer and saw and puting In as many hours during the day aa they can spare. Tha wo­ men of the church will serve dinner to the workers at noon. This building when completed will house a part of th« Sunday school which will relieve a some­ what crowded condition in some of the departments. The commit­ tee hopes to have the building In • u se by Thanksgiving Day and will hold appropriate service* of dedication. a* the instructor. Tho class is scheduled to meet two evenings a week for one hour on Tuesday and Thursday for four weeks. Mr. Sweeney Is planning to use mo­ vies, film strips, demonstrations, ate., In teaching this course. Any­ one interested In taking filing may register any time at the Vo­ cational School. The school la In­ cited upstairs In* tho Kent Build­ ing on Comercisl Street. The only charge ia a 41.00 registration fee. Mr. Sweeney, the Instructor of this course, has had considerable experience in offlee occupations, psrticuiarly In tho field of filing. He Is a well-known businese man In the community. TIP TOP SU PER MARKET Ga. Gr. A D & D lVi - 2Vi lb. A vg, EACH SIR LO IN MARION B. POISON, Secretary of Health, Edu­ cation and Welfare^ is shown la front of a chart In Washington as ha reported an SO percent drop In paralytic polio cases In the last two years. He Casselberry News said that a “knockout blow" against tha dread crippler Is possible within a year and attributed a “major part” of tha dramatic decline to tho use of the Salic vaccine. (International Sonndphoto) L. Smith Member O f UofF Bond GAINESVILLE, — Fred Leslie Smith, ISIS Seminole Btvd., has been selected as a member of the University of Florida Fightin* Ga­ tor Band and will perfornt wtth the band for Homecoming featlvltlea Oct. 11-iP. The 120-plecc Gator Band plane to salute tho Porta* Cltnu Indu.try during li» Homecoming pre­ sentation. CASSELBERRY — Karl McrrU returned to Gainesville Sunday, after spending the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ mond Morris, 239 Sunnylown Rd. Morris was Initiated.! week ago, Into Phi Kappa Tau. a social fra— ,-------tcrnlty. He was treasurer of his pledge class. Morris is a junior at tho Uni­ versity of Florida, a psychology WRONG-WAY WEATHERWAX major and M/Sgt. in the Advanc­ DENVER W — Conrad J. ed Air R. 0. T. C. Weatherwsx, 51, of Llsco, Neb., paid a $13 municipal court fin* William Keller, son of Mrs. Fred Tucsdiy for making a wrong turn A. Yeager, 230 Sunnytown Rd. a up a one-way street. In tho after­ atudent at the University of Flor­ noon, Wcatherwax waa In court ida, spent the weekend here with again. He paid $23 for a wrong his family. Keller is a third year •urn on another one-way street. pharmacy student. “ It’s just not my dsy,’ * the motor­ CASSELBERRY — Joe F. Mat- ist said. J*AU I want to do Is get locks, a student of the University out of hero and back to Lisco." of Florida Graduate School doing research work toward a Masters degree, spent the weekend here. Mattocks, son of Mrs. Arthur OCTOBER IS Johnson of Quail Porfd, Is assigned Admissions to the Florida State Rehabilita­ Peggy Murray (Sanford) tion Center at Tampa. Shlrlty Smith (Sanford) At the conclusion of his assign­ Catherine Cummins (Sanford) ment at the center in December, Joyce Rieck <3anford) Mattocks will have completed hit Jessica Burks (Sanford) graduate school work, lie will re­ Cotlesn Winahip (Sanford) Darleen Hutchison (Sanford) turn to Gainesville In January to receive a Masters degree In voca­ Francas Anderson (Sanford) tional rehabilitation. Births Baby boy to Mr. and Mr«. Wil­ liam H. Durand (Sanford) CLOTHES COSTS RISING Baby boy (o Mr. and Mra. G, NEW YORK W — Milady** L. Pop# (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Os­ new suit and cost will coat about 7 per cent more next year. That’ s car Hutchison (Sanford) Visiting Mown rn « a u II the forecast from garment manu­ m. to • p. a .; Samt-Privats facturers in the wake of pay In­ Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m., 7 to • p. ra.; creases awarded to 30,000 New Pediatries, 11 a. m. to J p. m Yrak City garment workers, Parents and Grandparents only; Obstetrics, No visiting durini m. and 7 te • p. m., Semi-Private feeding of babies. Private Rooms, Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to I p. m. NEW LAW ARM DECATUR, lnd. «B — The Deeatur Democrat today had the au thority to baek up its campaign against parking violators with le­ gal action. The newspaper has been campaigning for six months to hive police crackdown on park­ ing violators. Tuesday, notice offi­ cials sent the editor a nook of 23 blank arrest ticket* and this note: “ It has been brought to our at­ tention that since you have been choking trucks on yellow lines, double parking, parking meters, etc., It would bo appreciated if you would tag same. Find enclosed one ticket book. Signed: Police De­ partment. O kT o lw y We Will Take .Anything FA 3*2921 FIRST 1 ST. T.V. g l A A ${UU s a v e In E M ly £ £ June * * PEAS Y O U N G S P R IN G L A M B LEG OF LAMB |b LAM B 49c ShMr: 3 5 t Pa. it. i l b 7 Q }COFFEETins 1 T with $5 or More Order FROZEN SLICED m : S ( H i THU MAP Indicate* the changing.pattern ot the Russian sateUOe as chartered by scientists in the United States. As the globe circles in space Its path is altered by the rotation of the earth. The paths criss-cross just below tho Arctic Circle to the north and ittthe Antarctic belt at the other end. This map was drawn by ILC. Detjc of tho New York Journal American wtth tho help of Wiltyllyy, •utter c<J^ottets.l2Miraae,andtagiora(IV«eeL^fCesWTaijqrcs») It's a BANK LOAN KRAFT You’ll Save Money .With A Low-Rate U.S. N o. 1 T V - CENTER Em erson food $ 2 8 8 - - - 1 Lb. Can SAUSAGE A ROCKrr SHIP approaching the cratered surface of the moon may someday catch a view (top) of the earth setting behind tts own satellite. At bottom Is a closer view of our home planet as an arti­ ficial satellite, manned by a space crew, whirls across South America. Tho successful launching of the Soviet satellite has opened the outer space age. (American Weekly-International) cn » n rs«F P T * F or 21" 3 9 Redwood Vienna M axw eU H ou se As TRULY MOBILE V A L U E - - - W2 » roast a Bank Loan W hen Buying A New Car/ JAM E S B. G U T 407 W. See* Chuck 0% Lamb Stew1 Chops 59c 2 49c PHONE FA 2-4131 Call— ______ ’ETT’S BEN N ETTS T.V. T.V. b.59cJ32 Budget Sliced ,h B A C O N \3 9f STEAK i A TOUGH PAY OFF CHICAGO «lt — New York Vankco fan Richard Kenar shouldered a heavy responsibility when he bet against the Milwaukee Braves. Ke­ nar pushed a wheelbarrow more than three miles to a tavern to buy a drink for winner Ted Pikul —who rodo inside. 312 E A ST FIRST STREET Service * LAMB H. JAM ES GUT A G E N C Y 5 . JAM LB GUT T -B O N E Hospital Notes ROMANIAN OFFICIALS FIRED VIENNA W — A 'number of high state officials in Communist Romania have been fired from their posts for “ serious misuse’ ’ of public money, Bucharest Radio says. The broadcast heard her* •aid several officials of the Minis­ try of Heavy Industry and a num­ ber of foremen at Romania’s big­ gest power station were dismissed. General Insurance PRESENTS OF Trade •THAT M A K E YOUR M O U T H WA T E R ! Let un finance your pur­ chase o f a cat with a lowInterest bank loan. Our convenient installment plan makes it easy on your budget. See us before you buy! -* S A N L O R D U lM n A T A T O K e ir . \0 \bs. SAVE MORE — EAT BETER fK 'H ER E YO U P SH O P P IN G D O L L A R HAS M O R E C E N T S ” , •*- -d Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2 9 SANIORD AVE • QIJANUTifS -WAUTEI OPEN S U N D A Y S 9:30- til 12 NOON �: • rf4 ^ t ~4■ T•! Wmbttadar, Oetotwr M, 1S0T P i n •— T V t a f a r f l H w M ^ 4 *r - . . Xi 11 / ' of Q im B Labeth of Britain n d hre M u d , Prine* Philip■ IS K 18 AW EXCELLENT CLOSE*OP CLOSE M they drove ip U I k Heme *f' IParliament to Otto**. TV* Qm i to wearing k r C m o tto i p w i ___________ m 4 tlM Duke ef U U m t u r n • military aoilor ■ . r*r Uto fire* (tore to histery • rolii* ■ w t r d •pTiJ i C i i k l u p tr*ion U r)r term. (lateruttoeal g m lp to U ) ECO N O M Y Physicians Should Check Nostrils Of New-Born Babes Bp DELOB SMITH 1 I to the fwitlnuH pange of the { forced trough. then the opening removed for fear of Injuring he of e nortril into be paryni obOH M P m fklenve NEW TORN <HP> —Phv.lrianr naia) mueoua membrane,’ Dr. vioualy la toped—and aome ting ebonId check the aoftnit of the bemtivW »«id. It shouldn't bo re* ran be done to make an opening. •bora careful? became Infanta' ah'*.! be paae through both uos- Dr Beinfield reporte a perfound dead for r** sparer-*. .rr.au moved, *„ aded. R a t h e r . It sonal experience with an infant ion may wel have aafocated be- should be paae through both not-; whose both nostril* were atoped. cauae ona of the two nou-'Hla ha trill and Into the pharynx trie The infant would have died of ben atoped from birth wltbou should be pared through both n ot. sufoeation If the conltion was an?one knowing I. trill and Into the pharynx w lr. not Imedlately reeognlxed and 'I la This advice waa fatted b? (he la te ube runing hclnd the' reeled a birth,’ he sal. ;logical to aaume tha If bilateral Medical Soeiet? of the SUU of noae, mooth and larynx. ea Make Opealn* aufocaion. a unilateral atresia New York. It raaie from Dr. Hear? If. Beinfield of the Long Ic* In eases where the infant is scfocaflon, a unilateral atresia Uod Calega Iloapital who augest- having breathing diflculty, an ef- alloc ould cause aufocatioa when ed that ftfcJa waa an anawar.e 'the fort ihould be made to force the the clear nostril la aeidentaly unsolved problem of Infan »uf> ea there hroug. If I ean’ t be closed of.’ ration.’ He refered to caaot In which That’s A W om an Driver for Y o u final medical report* contain the notation: ’Cauae unknown.’ In one apecifle year there were 3.31J aueh caaea in the United Stater. There surely muat be aome un•iplored area to acount for Ihe 'cauae unknown’ In infant death*, and the noae I* one place where ha cauae may be found,’ he aal-l. The now la never coniidere as a vlul organ responsible for in­ fant sufoeation an therefore is seldom Investigated.’ Obarwetloa Created Bupose an Infant up to five moothe old hat one n o s t r i l atoped,- ho said. If this Infant 'placed' on Ita abdomen an it* faea barle In the pilow In such a maner as to completely close the clear nostril, a condition of bila­ teral obaniction is created with he rcaul he he Infant adl auffocac.’ There la no reflex present for an nfant to open Ita mouth to throughl tsno se.'h a said. 'As a mater of fact, It wil close ita forced natal breathing, thereby completelyd eprivlng itselfo f any auply of air. Opening the mouth to get air la purely a volunary action which young infanta do not have.* The deliver? rom routine now tat o put a catheter In the note of he new born o draw out any mucu*. Bu 'ahouldan obaniction "Don’t throw It out" haa become the byword of vacationing__ toriats who taka pride in keeping the natlon’a park* and country' aide beautiful. Women drivers are setting an example by encouraging the family to use a new travelling waato basket, the car litter bag. The reusable litter bag mrasurea 12 IniAee wide end 12 inchae deep. Made of red or green vinyl plastic, it i* leakproof and wash­ able. Twin aeta of metal rings provide for quick installation under WHAT IHtl I DOT any ear instrument panel, robe rail, front door or window cranks. Tha metal rings amp open just a* quickly for disposal at station BURLINGTON, Iowa W - An breaks or svavalde H Utter U < ............................................................... barrel*. A thin piece of wood sealed in unidentified Burlington High tha top of the heck keepe the bn* In position during motion. School student got Into the wrong The homemaker taking the children pis irnicking. for a rid* in the line at school Monday and waa country or on a beach party findi tha car (liter bag rerve* a* dismiated because be had Aslan a firm reminder of the rule* of the rood. flu. II* was trying to get an eye elimination. lb. 49c lb. 39c HAMBURGER 3 1lbs. 99c Pork Chops 4fh Wieners’ 39c SLICEDBACON PORK R0AS1r E N D CUT Corned Beef ST AN A avLT R D v*iU CUT O X JV iv D LTA A J J 303 w u HUNTS 1 P Tomato SauceCans 2 5 Shurfresh 0LE0 SHURFINE Lb. Sauce Fancy Fresh Produce No. 303 Can Standard ■ Bargain Priced Frozen Foods Birdseye CARROTS2 0 25 c Strawberries 9 9 c* m m Yellow • Birdseye Tomatoes ONIONS » 5 t French Fries'or 3 5 c Birdseye ^ Large Stalk ^ wm c CELERY 2 0 2 / c Green Peas' r 35c» TaR Cans 10 Puss ’n Boots CAT FOOD Tall Cans filvt To Tha UNITED FUND For. 1 U.S. No. 1 10 lbs. *m j p 17c V2 WA •, >••*.*- ‘ V-'&r*. .* * * * 4 SOUTH Gal. 0 n H°ODS 33 B LE A C H Quart Shrimp Ahoy sn n m p Ahoy l Breaded Shrimp * * 7 i POTATOES > 344 Am-e- i M Green Beans" 1 0 • ■ -L‘ 9 C jF I PICNIC -1 2 Oz. - Can 1 lb. Cello B ag WRONG WAY HOME MADISON, Wia. Qi — Elmer, Davia, 32, told police he itcd* a taxicab because he got tired of waiting for one to take him homo. j Davia * u aentenced te three' monlhi In lall after h# »■< to the eab Monday. if B/LL MDE F o lk s SUPREX MKT A FRIEND INDEED LAURENS, Iowa IT — Police laid thieves took Um from a safe In Laurena High School but left an envelop* containing $1M marked ’ ’this belong* to Mr*. Joe Work­ man, hand* off.” Mrs. Wrekman la secretary to School Superintendant Joe llalterman. hi- with $10.00 or More Purchase REG. 59c Value! W A D E 'S 19 Tlowor arrangement* will be mere effective' If ftued to Uto r-o.u ipacea they occupy. Large, streamlinod place* of furniture and H * of wall apaca call for *<iualJyJarge f *«rai deeeraUoea. DECORATOR SET O H W tlL.W H tN tTCOMt? TO R E A L FOCO VALUES TOO HAPTA HAND TT TO MONEY-GO-ROUND MADISON, Wia. V — Subrrh­ inites near here have collected 1MI to buy a merry-go round for a park to prove ’ ’we arc willing to dn more than take a (re* ride” In civic responiltdllty. IT8 MY DUTY VENTURA, Calif, (tit _ The eeurt excused Georg* Johnson from jury duty In tha trial of ai man charged with drunk driving although he wee qulto willing to oerve. Court attendant* suggeslcd that Jehnion'a name be withdrawn , fro * eonaW#ration when they found he waa tho defendant to the ease. ALUMINUM-6 TIPS LYRES Ib. L it t le News Briefs r i FR E SH BOSTON B U T T 33c AMMONIA 19c SUPER MARKET PARK A V I. _ Q u M B tlty n i j h f R b b b t v d �.» - ' V • *. ,y . ; r. r. •^ -'L- ■ * SOS - ? P S r .*i • ' W % A "w ^ 1’ •"f*5 r.-T> ■'.: 1 ■ , N •- A D W H E R E M O R E P E O P L E D O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G ! TEXS5IFILU UiUL.V S f w of THANK*. X LOST A FOURS > r o t RENT X REACH RENTALS 4 WANTED to RENT I C i - f M i f H S B i 'j ® * ■ ••••■••w i t i w n u . n i M “ A * '* * “ ■• w ," u » nopwvj T REAL ESTATE WANTED S MISCELLANEOUS •-FLOWERS. PU N TS. SHRUBS 14 OFFICE EQUIPMENT 11 AUT0M0B1LES-TIAILRRS 12 BOATS ft MOTORS 13 FARM SUPPLIES A MACHN ERT 24 PETS-LIVESTOCK-SUPPLIES ( Poeltry) 15 ARTICLES WANTED IS PLACES to EAT IT BEAUTY PARLORS IS FEMALE HELP WANTED IS MALE HELP WANTED IS MALE to FEMALE 21 WORK WANTED 23 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 32A MONET to LOAN M SPECIAL SERVICES 22A ROOFING A PLUMBING 24 PIANO SERVICES 25 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS 34 INSURANCE 27 NOTICES-PERSONALS 2S ARTICLES tor SALE 2t FUBNITURK A BOUS1BOLD — KENNCTH E. S U C K R E G /R E AL ESTATE CHOKER 1009 E. 2nd H on* FA 2-0231 ly furnished. Large'Uvtng'room! dmin* room ana kitchen. Sur­ rounded by shad# treea. Approx. I 2 mile* outside city. 83,000.00 down. Convenient monthly pay menu. . , A. B. PETERSON Broker Associate*: A. B. Fetor* aon Jr.. P. J. Chesterton, Gar* field wniette, and R. W. Wit* llama Bob Edwards A. C. Doud. B*y, Land Surveyor. US tv. Pars Ave. roona FA 2-4123 R A Y M O N D M. BALL REALTOR . 1204 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5441 FINANCE your now car with a tom the Florida state Bank o f Sanford. ONLY 3 Homes Left in Little Venice ,s Now Under Construction. 3 bodroom, 1 both 1-3 bedroom. 2 bath 4 bedroom, 2 bath CARTER HOME ( LEANING SERVICE Window 4 Wall Washing , , floor Waxing—NOrth M l8 t 132 Hiway 17-83 DeBtry FAINTING FLOOR axndmg and finishing Cleaning, w a n I ■ g- Serving . , DON’S COVER SWOP Seminole County slaao 1138. Automobile Interior Decorator V «U U B c S S F T b £ 5 T I *■ II W M. . I . ^ • ‘ Covers — Truck Scats At milia rontlac—301 W. lit. Repairs 4 parts for all makes of This la a pass to the Movieland cleaner*. Electrolux. Houver,' Kide-In ior — ~ Mr*. 'Pearl Yar» ; * *’ Portable eabana with ex* Kirby, Air-War, G. E. Replace­ borough. Exp. data Qct. 25, ment parts. Work guaranteed . Free pick up 4 dtuvery. Cell j IWTv Need a good 2nd car? , . . Ted Burnett SEE R A Y H E R R O N for BETTER PAINTING WELL DRILLING Your PonUae Salesman -W* Uranview t'hon* FA 2-2978 Feirbanks-Mone Pumps New and Used Cara <"»kei Th. FA 2-0231 or after A p. m Herr) bill Palatlag Contractor HOWARD C. LONG FA 2-2883. 301 W eatF ir.t St. Ucemed — Bonded — Union 207 E. Commercial Are. Free Estimate — Compare t#ur Phone FA 2-2833 ’48 Chrysler, good engine, 4 new' Prices FA 2-2287 after 8:00. Goodyear Urts, radio 4 heater. Average body. 8195.00. Can be 1 a i - K u ll U L ^ P k B ^ A L a 1 ‘ W O O LSEY wen at Holler 3tolor Co. during Marina Finishes ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby day and 410 Willow Ave nighU. F ar Y ou r Boat to * . Week or ilo m h It Will pay YOU to aee us before _ - r-o o-jw »w »v« ua taauiii ' Claim and Paint Co. T*1 FA 2-5181. Furniture Center you buy. Open Evening* an 11« West Ftrit St Sunda e ‘ 0ptB lY,nint* l »2-114 W* 2nd S t Th FA 2 4432 i „ , LnVtm* School of Dance |Claisca now forming in T a p HAVE YOU S e B T a NYTHING Acrobatic — Ballet. Also boys iTnday’* Special: *50 Ford 8199. TO TOP THIS? clas* 4 Uny-toU clasi. Enroll now. FA 2-5428. Built on a 140* a 103' lot In Lo:h All of these beautiful homss art $2.50 per call plus rarls, 9 years I AUTO M A R T Arbor Section near Country located on Lake Front LoU. experience in T7’ Service on alii 201 S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-6455 Drawn Scheel of Daaee Club, thli beautiful Ranch Style makts and modela. One year Ballroom home features 3 spacious bed­ JMl Jaguir XK-120. v n|tlnf guarantee on all parte. We also By Deanna—Georg# Wlggin room!, 2 baths, forced air heat* service auto and home radios. Reiliter now. F a 2-n$§i tag system, Florida Boom, dou* •*ftJn,xrCa" i ? < ***“ after fi;30. ChooM your choico 2209 Magnolia. Picture tube* repaired in youn “2603 Wi* Hiawatha bio carport and large utility of Flnancins Pirns: room. You ean buy this beauty _t'flone . hom^ W »«*r SUARTI^ErTH* TjCll BQATa~4~MOTOR S ^ FA 2-3884. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. n- m ■■ ha VA. FHA, In Servlet and Phone 2-3684. ■ ■ # ■■■ ■' ■l e for 814.978.00, with 82.973.00 FOUND— Clothe* in plutic bar down. See us today, Seminole OUrer End o f Seaaea sat* Conventional near Tallahassee. C o n t a e l Realty, 1901 Park Ave., FA HS W4» l> 7*M Nnw 81*103 2-5232. Downtown Cleaner*. ,5 SS ! J2,0° $205.00 ________ _______________________ Price >88.007 Excellent ahane. }J Hf* <299.50 $269.50 » c.uvii c.cr, j £ T qk ben t" 2 lets 80’xl45‘ etch. Near Pine1* HP 8388.00 $332.00 r ,*no»- c lo s e s t . ncw s p i ^ menta, Invoice hand^ ___ crest. FA 2-3371. blils,. ___ and mahogany. Retails $860. now M ESTERN A U T O STORE Wellborn Phillips Jr. WELAKA APARTMENTS: roo-nr programs, e t e. Progressive $550. Limed Oak $960- now 318 E. Flr»t SL Sanford private bath*. 1J4 W. Firit S t INCOME PROPERTY Printing Co. Thone FA 2-2061— $595. Guaranteed. Terms It de­ Now grossing 13*#. Low down 403 West 13th St. sired. ConanU, 1247 Fairbanks EFFICIENCY apartment* aultpayment, m o n t h l y paymenu A ve. Winter ---------------------------------iiluivr Park, ran,, Florida. riorida. 304°ES<& 8PORT*NG**GOOD8 able for eoupl* or ainft* person. leas than thar -------* * " present- income, L i Let ua build your docks, bulkheads zr—.— ; . _ .— 7 ~,— -------- --— M 4 E . lit Phone FA 3-5961 cellent location. Private bath A shower. Ideally For more Information call the and sea walls. Water Front Coc- Go^ ,.a ,t-.dx . £ l*wV»r*?5?/#c-liT8 00 located aeroia from Post Office. Rental home needed. I have Sales office: Comer W. Cry itruction Co FA *.4770 8 xN!ORD ELECTRIC CO.ROD A R E E L R E P A IR S strucuon lo. w. ll> MlgnoUa Ave. FA 2-1662 _ lilt with Inquire Jacobion Dept. Store ital Drive a Lake Mary block, FARMER'S AGENCY, REALTOR telephone FA 2-4581 or FA 2-3013 ____ 412 Sanford Avenue 10 mentha free servUa «n new l®-1 Admiral electric stove 30’’ delux, rurniahed cottage, 1 bedroom, S. Gayle Osborne, Associate strument purchss# from ui. I nv- - * - t'* □ MOTORS Lake Mary. Call FA 2-3049 or 11« S. French Avt. Sanford, Fla. SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS FA 2-6347.______________ •484 Sanford Ave. Mi. FA 2-1592 9M*B c!rfar\vVnu#1C F A °2 ^ m 3 h * -n .3 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator 2004 Cedar Avenue e.\ 1j _pull Sise Electric Range "•h"618fyC° FA M22i or rA ____ . Ma*k«i ex# i%N|||a ) Punt. Apt. 800 Park Ave. i ivb ^ tq^K. * ,1— • »**— *--* Heater with h e a t in g 1— room Clrculaling Furn. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. Tank 2 bedroom concseta block, porch, ii. a p o p e c o . SPECIALS Dairy cow sale, Friday October carporte, and storage. Nicely 2119 Orange Ave. Sanford, Fla. 200 S. Park------FA 2-4231 18th at 1:00 p. m. at Bithlo Efficiency Apt, Air-condition A landscaped lot. Kitchen equipp­ 0 mom house, nice location, ex­ Livestock Market. 15 mUci Fait rT ~ 7 T 7 --------------i----~ -T— ' SELL US YOUR FURNITURE TV Optional. Hiway 17492 So. ed. $9,295.00. Oiler Realty Co., cellent condition, $12,500. Term* o f Orlando on Hiway 60. Ex­ A l a d d i n converter hurricane Caah for any amount. Super 2601 Orlando Dr. FA 2-5543. City Limits. Slumberland Court. if desired. pecting a good run of dairy lamps, Aladdin \ncuum bottles. Trading Tost 1 mil# south of Mo'k un tun sale. Close ui> uf ....................— Photo________________ FA 3-0677. Commercial building for rent or ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP 7 room house. frame construe* Holstein 4 Gumsey 1st and 2nd •ale. 405 W. Firat, Phone FA lion, two lota. Only $1,000.00 calf heifers. Calfhood vaccinat­ -617 S. French FA 2.19S3|j Refrigerator, like new used lest down, balance lea* than rent. ed, Some fresh by day ot sale. 2-6037. W E H A V E A HOM E l month 9160.00. ' GARRETT'S SEWING ---------------than CENTER A good place to buy dairy SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. F O R YOU Several nice lots from $600 00 Furnished 2 room apartment White—Necchi—Etna cows, phono CR 7-0237 Orlando. FA 2-1562 up. with bath. All private. FA Repairs cn all makes Jla.-hinet 1116 Magnolia Ave. r - A f c 'i i d .KS w a n t e d 2-4003._______________ 323 Eait First St. FA 2-6241 —Factory to you— HOMES— s bedrooms s#e us for French Ave. and High­ Alumlxum Apartments— Furnished or unway property. 1 4 2 baths. Good used playpen. FA 2-1642 TW rU a a pan hi the Movieland Venatlaa Bllads furbished. Both upper 4 lower. Ride-In for Arthur M. Mohler. REAL e s t a t e d r iv e ls J-tW A I T Y 'i-A ill OUx — — 707 Palmetto Ave. Pb. FA Complete and ready for imaaodlEnclosed head. Sag-proof bottom , E*P. date Oct. 25, 1957. 2644 French Ave. 2-2936 after 3 p. m. rail with plastic ends. Plastic at* occupancy. J. W . 1IA LL, R E A L T O R Modern Air-Conditioned Salon i i A— PLUMBING and h 6&V‘. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylan Johnny Walker, Associate ING 2 Bedroom furnished apartment, cords. Soft Water Shampoo ’ ‘Call Hall" Phone FA 2-3641 255.00. 908 Elm Ave. Call FA HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK - Senkarik Glaa* and Paint Co. Locations 2-1260.________ ____________ CERAMIC TILE 105 S. Oak Ave. FA 2-8742 CHOICE 1112-114 W. 2nd St. rh. FA 2-4622 South Plnaereit — Sanford PAUL F. Ml'LLF.R 4 SON Frivate entrance. modern furnish* Three bedroom. 3 bath home, lake i6— f e m a l e He l p w a n t e d Wbl.pering Oaks — Titurriil* Huby Spear* FA 2-1353 I TShlrts 7tc— Paint »250 |il. cd bedroom. Ph. FA 2-3610. privUeges, built-in kitchen, fire 1 L u g g a g e , Cota, Tarpaulins. place, double carporte, large Experienced waitresses to work FORREN'T OR SALE: 2 bedroom FHA in aervice and FHA financ­ Army-Navy Surplus, 310 San­ corner lot. New under construein a restaurant opening around ing available. CB home. Kitchen equipped. 75* ford Ave. lion. $17,300.— $3,000. Down around the 1st ot November. *140' lot, new lawn. Tv Anten­ ,, , RO SA L. PA Y TO N Good wage* plus paid vacation. na. Scrcened-in porch. 2427 V\e can qualify Buescher •'Aristocrat" E-flat Alto you fo r ona of R„*, EiUU Broker Call FA 2-5795. Princton Ave. Ph. FA 2-3843 aJ fcaxophone, like new. Call Lt. theae home* in 30 minute*. You \ iio c . Alberto J. Hall 4 ter .7:30 (J^f) Davenport, FA 2-1330. ext. Good opportunity for Miture Wo­ can start enjoying enjoy in* th* the home — .................... Contracting 4 Repairs . William K. Hcriehel whil* w* process the papers. men. Bell Avon Cosmetics. 1007 Sanford 2 HR furnished apartment. $55.00, Avt. Ph. FA 2 65421 ^ IPh FA 2-1301—17-92 at Hiawatha Write NOW to District Manager 91)3 Elm Ave, Call FA 2-1260, „ Automatic Washer, for appointment. Mrs. Jean Good condilinn SIihi.iio Plumbing — Kresky Heating I This la a pass to the Rita Theatre Mllsnicn, Box 216, Lockhart, Downstairs apartment, newly de­ Developed by 1 for Mrs. Charles H. Cole. Exp 8ANFOMD ELECTRIC CO. M* G. HODGES Fla. corated. Nicely furnished. 119 116 Magnolia Ava. FA 2-1802 date OeL 25, 1957. Service on All Water Pump!— — — O D H A M & Elm St. Phone NO 8-4526. »— *< a LE‘"TTTnf~ w T r n n 7 Welli Drilled — Pumps RepoMCsed Sewing Machines I— HEAL tJiTATk WANTED TUDO R, Inc. First Street Store Location. Paota Road Phone FA 2 6037 Like new. Guaranteed. Assume Phone FA 2-2994. We have » buyer for a country Youn* boy* to run established ------------------- payments on balanco due. Call Cor. Hwy. 17-92 4 27th SC paper routes. Apply Circula­ CLARK JA 2-6461. home with a few acres of land. ’ 5 room furnished apartment, $50. Phene FA 2-tS0| tion Department Sanford Her* I'lambinf. Heetlag 4 Supply to. Call Seminole Realty if your SH()|, EAKI(Y “ f o r month. 203 E. 21st Robert A. aid. ___________ B R A 1LE Y ODHAM . P rto. property is for sale. FA 2-5232. Contracting 4 Repair. XMAS LAYAWAY William!, FA 2-3951. $16 00 to $27.60 Young man, or young woman. Ap­ 2619 Orlando Dr. Th. FA 2-3A74 Toaster* I »—newer*. Plant*,. Sbrwbe Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouie $9.50 up ply to Fred Terkins, Sanford Highway 17 4 92 South Sanford Iron* with fenced back yard. FA -----------------------~ saucepans »I9.95 Herald 9-12 a.m. Flowers — Plantt — Shrubs PLUMBING 4 SEPTIC . „ Electric 2-4987. _ TANKS Frypens $11.96 up S te n s tro m R e a lty BEN MONKOE NURSURY in s t a l l a t io nJ 4 REPAIRS Electric lilankci* $!9.!»5 U|) _____ ^ „ (,n»*w fivitftf FurnDbed cottage for rent. LocalII. E. STENSTROM j Celery Avenue FA 2-0332 40—MALE or FEMALE 24 Hour Service Vacuum cleaner*, Mix Master*, ed on 17-92. Phone FA 2-1167. Registered Broker ARCHIE C. HARRIETT Electric Shavers, Clocks 242V L . r r . T - 'p h o ^ F A 2-2420 |PEAT COM PO^tD.etwefder a) FA 2-3299 or FA 2-5751 2 bedroom house. Nicely furnished Rprurd Player* Part Tim* Employment Garage and lake privileges. FA ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. GRAPEVII.LE NURSURY 20374, PLUMBING 112 Magnolia FA 2 0915 Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. IGo West on 1st St. or 20th St. Contract and Repair Work to Grapeville Ave. FA 2-0886. Atlantic Bank BUg An opportunity to supplement 2 furnished 5 room apt*. Hot 4 FA 2-3951 Ii—TTItWIYt'KK .71 Free Estimates your income by making printed cold water. No peta. May be R. L HARVEY h o lm e h o lu g o o d s GRAY SHADOW investigations on a part time aeen sfter 6 p. m. 4071a W. 1st 4 bedroom borne. Large lot with fruit trees. Lake Mary. Ph. TA basis for Dun 4 Bradstreet, 204 Saaford Ave. Phone FA 2 3383 NURSERIES St. l,i. FA 2 6110. 2-1541 or FA 2 6049. lnr. in Sanford and near by SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE $119. 01) Recliner* W. J. KING $29.80 Rose Court Apartments, 3 room a r e a . Automobile essential. NEAR LAKE JESSUP 1119. __ On Swivel Rocker* 79.50 P!umbi*tg and Supplies furnished apt. t'lione i \ 2-44ai. Elite age, qualifications and Consult A REALTOR Firat ~ . Echo Ichols Ill-Riser Konier Plumbing telephone number. Write: Re­ CULLEN AND HARKEY PKOTECT \OUR PLANTS porting Manager, P. O. But Large 2 bedroom furnished apartComplete with mattresses Resin Water Heaters N Park Ave Ph. FA '*2331 H*rden your plants l:r Winter ment, ------ $55. *** month. 1703 Mag- 110 Roisters 4 covers 129.60 n o M. Park AVC. rn. r A -aa oi wtth f *U-StotecUl Fertiluer. 2266 W. Bay Station, Jackson253t OrU.:do Dr. FA : nolia. 0483 TERMS TERMS villa, Fla.______________ CRYSTAL LAKE LAKE NURSERY. 216 feet of lake front property. CRYSTAL FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS Furnished room with or without •J West CC Bldg. Lake Experienced rook to da heavy Plumbing 4 Heating, Free Esti­ New modern 2 bedroom home kitchen privileges. FA 2-5336. mates, All work guaranteed for Mary. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. rooking in new restaurant open­ with Florida room and double on# year. Bill LaBree, Long- Cer. 2nd 4 Magnolia FA. 2 - « » l ing around 1st of NovrmDer. garage. FA 2-6132. Bedroom In private homo with DISH GARDEN3: 200 N. Park wood, Phone VAlley 8-1281. "Bud'* Bamberger, Mgr. Call FA 2-5795 for Interview. connecting hath. 403 W. 20th Ave.. Sanford- Phone FA .2-1822 Fr«« Dvl.vtry IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Sanford Flower Shop. 24—PIANO HKHVItfc Sales help wsntod* curb market. 8 room furnished apartment. 310 »«* Crumley v.rumiey 4 at Montcith xonteitn T—;---------------- —--------—________ •sk CaU FA 2-3370. ”Magnolia. ----- Available now. A. U 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4886 A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING K. Rossetter, Florist. Ph. FA v/> ii-WoRk wrwfinr Phone FA 2-1861 W. L. HARMON Get th e m ost fo r y o u r old 2-1851. Cherry Reel Csute Agency For dependable Service Th. FA 2-4223 Alter 5:00 p. u . fu rn itu re. Dial FA 2-9929—Notary Woman wants housework. 60S W. Member of Florist 4—VV.xNlEll TO RENT 22nd, or call FA 2-5699. 1219 W. IS SL Pear-Barber Shop Telegraphy Delivery Assn. 43— ELKH k K Al. 6EkVlt'K.H $SjAVE$ I bedroom furnished or un^urnlahGeneral office work tome book­ Furniture and Appliances Approximately is.000 sour seed­ FRIGIDAIRE appliancto, ula ed. FA 2-6330 after 4:00. John R. Alexander keeping, no ahortharj by wi­ lings to line out <182)0 per New L Uaed and sarvtce. GH. High. Ovisda dow of recently deceased 32* 1.000. Ph. FA 2-8840. , j — h e a l eTs T at e ' kok TTHT. Real Estate . Insurance ___ __________ Fla. Phoa* FO 6-3218 *r San Mason. Reliable and compet­ ford FA 2-3981 aftor ( p- a . 107 htagnolia FA 2-02831New Nursery Opening. Exten­ ent. Thone Mrs. Whiting. FA BUILDER 4 CONTRACTOR 2-2190. sion of the Wegon Wheel. 203-09 East First FA 2 0933 til_i _ • .. I. E. BATTEN Electrl.al Coutraitinj New 3 Bedroom Homes Plants—We've got them. Open-i Hou.-r Wtrtnr and Repairs 118 S. French Ave. — FA 2 3714 Call ing Feature, nice Hibiuus 3-4 Drcsa making for children . . . ______ • BIG VALUES $700.00 Down RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. FA 2-6589. ft. blooming In gallon ran* 69c. I .Sir!.. . . Alexander, . --------------------oargiia lor cn u . • ,#3 L# II# /- F#«»j*«. ,t»*iri« iik h ifii terras• QUICK CREDIT 112 Maioolia Dlai FA 2 0916 Ear tree* 6-10 ft. $2.00. Con-1 Steady house cleaning, baby alt* fair Section on Shirley Ave., to floura, and choice residential • E ASY TERMS federate rose* $1.00. Power i «>"* - — ■ (A •mg ot»y wee*. near Lake Monroe. W. i . Kircalocations. 76# i i A -flL 'lL P IN ^ gE F A ltttU WILSON-MAIEE Puff tree* 76c up . Nice cro­ PAINTING hoff Jr., b A 2 ^ 5 1 . Cypress Ave. A iv ase Usee rui A. K. SHOEMAKER, JK. tons 60c up. Thousand* 4 mi Phtio FA 2-3103 E. First St. Ph FA 2 5823 thousand* of bargaina. loo num­ COUNTRY CLUB SECTION 'iPk^lAL S K h s /lr W For Painting call Mr. Tasker. Ph. erous to mention. Everything Tako advantaie of this FA 2 6139 anytime. Beautiful superior material and ^IJHMTUEP. OK CHARACTER Ii nie*. Everybody welcome to nearly raw modern home. workmanship w i t h $1,000.00 Built By come 4 look. We are right on CeatrsttaM^ _ veil landscaped andready D M ih iiM ^ riiiiM Bonded contractors Painting and __.... w » \j*n< down. Make one your home, , 17-82, t mile* south of Sanford, n” ’rFA. -2-3278 .‘. . - “ Sanford J .G*MT* > nan#,,,,.. ........... Isecurators. Master CrafUmen In W to move into. Hanned papering. Imperial 2222. Ph near school. 27th Street 4 Mag-. 3 block* North of LongwoodStyle and ConslrucUon kitchen wi’ h e a t i n g *ree climates. Sanford refernolia Ave. Archie Smith Modern 1 Oviedo Road. Look for the PUMPS — SPRINKLER •pace, tt has 3 large Th* um e as Those nces. KA 2-3716 after 6:0o Home*. Phone FA 23377. Wagon Wheel Sign SYSTEMS * bedrooms. 2 tile fcathj. Prised Since All tyrea and eues, Installed and a lovely Florida room Colonial Days 3 « ° : « 0.00. "low •• with wall planter off liv"D o it Voursell" Finuhed For H P 00 00 d0**- balance to suit, in* room Carports and AVE REPAIR AND SERVi:E . 00, Adams Ave. Florida Climate In Hayne* Office Machine Co., Typ*. large utility room. Total STI NE Your Choice of Woods wrtteri, adding machines. Sales* price $13,000.00 Terms. Machine and Supply Co. BUY DIRECT Rentals, 314 Mag. FA 2-0162 207 W. 2nd St. W. II. "BILL" STEMPHR Ph. FA 2-8432 BeauUful new 3 bedroom home, R*Mndel.ng — R-roofing — Re­ Keeker 4 l« « r * r lis baths. Worth 8J2.600. Only nding — Materials — Contrac­ Aaaec. Gay All**. Gretchm Hall , Only SB.'JSA. . «59;r> Gown tor! — Financing. All kind* Automotive Repair* Ariette Price. Everett Harper j JfontkJy payments leaa than Air Conditioning and Heating y ’hoc* FA 2-4991 112 M. Park | rent Moans Jarvis, r A2-1810. ELMERS AtrTO REPAIR SHOP This li a pas* to the Ritx Theatre C. H. STAFFORD iJ furniture, appliances, tools FA 2-1382 216 Oak Avenue FA 2 4721 etc. Bought-sold. Larry’s Mart M 1*57 M*aa' E*pOct. « 211# Saniord Ave. Th. FA 2-4132 EASTsiDE TRAILER - BALES Palatka, FU. TV Service K BtulUtll — — a Ths Sanford Herald—Ptgt SWedneoday, Octobtr 11. l t t l *na vnnu ur THANKS ewteouMy acknowledges th T te r ili.'S i to* mi Iter/** ------------ T 'to to whSS whom n neru m .iZ xi.T ? * not. of S n U e a iT o t ^ S .*/« good use*. , Then !■ «•** j i _ There la no preaertbed form for a Card of Hunks. It can be 8* brief or as detailed as you desire. When the occasion cornea yea will a sympathetically understanding member ot our stetf to aetlatfind you. THE -IN MEMQKIUM" NOTICE It la th* cuitom of many families in this couatry to comBurne­ rsta a bereavement by an M!n Memorium" notice In newspaper classified columns. They find a real aolace therein. Preparatleo er its selection of n suitable vers* brings back to them tender, ptoaseal recollections. expressed U: At Elian Cook, the English poet has so beautifully 1 "How cruelly sweet are th* echoes that Mart What memory plays an old tun* on th* heart." Moat frequently an In Memorium la Inserted on the anniver­ sary of death. However, other dates, which it Is felt are appro­ priate or meaningful are alio selected. The birthday of the de­ parted. the wedding anniversary. Memorial Dar, even Christmas are among other significant occasions chosen. If you are hesitant to express your tender thoughts In Beetle form, you may avail yourself of the Herald'a collection of original1 verse*. These express In poetic beauty the emotion* of th* heart* strings, Among tnrm *a verse* appropriate to any circumstance. . THE RATE ta.'da of Thanks and to Memorium notices, du* to Uw fact they may run to considerable length, ere billed at $1.00 per column laak DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Point of land 8. Metallle rocks 9. Back roadway 10. Excls. mation 13. Valley of the moon 12. Harden 14. Stagger 12. Assam tribesmen 18. .Water god IBabyL) 17. Indeflnlt* articl* 18 Craws 30. Favorite 31. Stripe 33. Obi 34. Malic* 38. Deceive 30. Awn 31. Astern 38 Outer garment 38 Part of "to be" 34. in cu e that 35 Marry 38 Wan 39. Flaxen material 40. Former Argentine president 41. Chide severely 43. Irelands 43. Whlrlpoo* 44. Nestling DOWN L Lawyer's customer 3. River tGer.) 3 In furious huts 4. Look at 8. Buckeye •tatetpoex) I Stocking ladders 7. Ostrlch-llke bird I. Frolics 9. Tapestry 11. AVute land <Eng.) 15. Clumsy 19. Mulberry 30. Friends T- : i ; »r i ■Jill t : J'.U’U'.’ j «” i - i ;-Jiitit!) •i :nm#, UliV'Ult 1;IIJ” fi . ' * Jilie n j i • I'.’ ,r; II"1 M|» name '• nrvi, , 30. De# ii-j .] IIU^X 1 ctinea I-JIIL III , i t2i Min'.’ i IS.-. „.t 37. Place JIV’ ’ ll 1 ’ ’ -in • i of III liJt Ii r i bust# ! lut.’ l. '-’Ikr!'neu -■•# 39. Claws Yeslerdes'e Aaewer 30. Egyptian 3T. Melody god iposa.) 39. Bend the 33. Character In head ..........Pan" 40. Letter "Peter 38 Join. U ot th* metal alphabet 33. UpriaIng 33. Tricky 38 Man’s 4 i m 1 1 P M S$+3 J ft* l »4 % •* *1 % & % fr % ii % It »; P r r TT b TT L W TT p i* M % % •1 % % 1 % io to S ' Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! ■by W1U1AM WTT ■ Control Press Writer RUSSIAN scientist* report the th* midnight raid on th* refrif* rocket which launched the Red erator la th* moat Important meal moon Into outer apace la follow ot the day? Ing the satellite u its eptna I I I around the earth. To keep an Those song writers uko like 10 eye on It to ItVon't deviate from write tunes Invoicing Ike moon, toe party Una of flight 7 says fledok Vumkopf, \ciU hove 1 I t a might]/ touch timo trying to The Red moon'* radio eignsl /tnd * word fe rhyme with ipnt# went eitenl end Mr# cam# on nUr. I •pain. Sounds like Ike Soviets' I ! I little, old sputnik may become a There are 4,000 distinct species epulter-nik. of grast-Fetloerapkt. And net t I I one, well weger, Ihot's eeey to latest Me serpent star* comes mew. Item lake Poheneeemeek, Canada. I t 1 W* Ilk* Ik* lech Nese mensler be,Through error, the BrtUsb ter-li'e eesltr to pronounce. Broadcasting c o m p a n y radio I I I broadcast a recorded myatery A recently conducted eurvoy play backward—giving th# delec# •how* that a majority of Ameri­ Uve a solution at th* bogtaning cana do most ot their eating In and th* murder at th* end. How th* kitchen. Does this mean that mysterious can a myatery get7 TRADE-IN NOW Experienced Cutter. Good Mather of Sanford Chrysler Airtemp tofrthi/J fa 1* w 'r J S K S S L ' Good pay. Meat hours. Contact WADE’S SUPER MARKET ■t I �r » — Am W I -T 'ES'TW * r/-* u IITT *4 • , October 16, THBWHOLE TOWN'S 7AUUNC > V ** *1 A Quantity Righta Reserved SAMM O R STAMPS Canadian Ace ■tehm Ptaay (right) talks itf w iwmecrstlc Party, Parla U reefer with Praala M W Preach gacaram— U rr he wBI try (• fans a (UP Tclryhatc) HOODS Ammonia Port Of SOLARINE m m m m m m WHhlOO Quart Carton of 6 or More Order <Per Ctutomer) WHY EAT A GOOD BREAKFAST? Armour’, Star Featuring U. S. Gov’t Graded Choice Western Meats JOHN SKIPPED BREAKFAST... Fla. orG a, Grade A ..SUSAN ATE BREAKFAST Nsdoo>wlds surveys os bresk/ut-citing habits report that: 4 out of 5 school-agt children 2 out of 3 tecn-sgc girls 1 out of 3 tetn-sge boys 1 out of 2 adults • . . SUP OR SKIMP BREAKFAST ' Why EM s Good BrookfmW cpYFRC S H U * A load breakfast b taaeaUal far auslanai rffWIeaey, both fhraleol aud meant, during the late morning bourn, and that • basis cereal and milk breakfast in a sound one. A baste breabfsat defined as pretiding ene-lourth of the eeloete requirement nnd one-fourth of the daily protein niton. s la superior in maintaining cadency in Inn late morning n , when compared either with a larger or smaller morning C The emhstea af breakfast by school boys resulted te poorer ■**" tewardn school work and la lower grades. ■ b it now daring .‘terrornr* Hnrrm DuuKruwr Morrrn to to__the ____ habit ___ gb b ilsh jtha1braakTaat lor__________ the srliool arid___ work___ day* nheod. ■rt each day with ■ light, modern cereal and milk breakfast of M t !e o n ‘ “ bread and butter. nigh.toergy, Low-Fat Breabfaet Mena Orange Juice Oatmeal with Milk, whole Muttered Toaat, 2 slime Milk, nonfat, for beverage CHUCK ROAST 4 9 V* 1 h to 2'/i 2 ’/i Lb. Average A verage W hole The anewer to this qitaatloa U baaed on sis yean of rearardi aorviurted by tbs CoJIrja of Medicine at tha State Univenlty o( Iowa. S*v*nty subjects, 12 to 83 yean of a(« paitidpated la tbe tsaaank The smaacch deaaonetrated that: v U. S. Choice «>• Cut Up Herman’s Sunnyside iC 2 lbs. 69*. 791 «"»£RS - “ 128* LOIN ROAST Crackers STARCH—21* HAMBURGER3lbs9 9 _________________________ Pork rib end cut Lb. lb. Freshly Ground Puss 'N Boots FOOD 2 c tall cans BUSHELS OF SAVIHOS! “ 33” BLEACH Quart SHOP OUR COM PLETE STOCK OF F A N C Y E A S Y TO SE R V E FROZEN FOODS B ir d s e y e STRAWBERRIES 10 Oz Can Would. You Like To Live By A Lake ? 2 For N ifty WAFFLES Ifav« you always wanted to own a beautiful R eg. P kg. home by a lake , , , Now Is yotir opportunity to do go. Wellborn I’ hilllpu Jr.. now has under construction 6 now homed in the Little Venice area. Only I homed le ft truly French Fries2 Pkg. Come out and see for yourself tho utmnat h Birdseye c Florida living . . . living beat at ltd » YOU ALWAYS SAYE MORE AT FOODMART Wellborn FhiUipd J r. atilt haa a limited *mount o f MX. financing money available Vetarana be sure and act now while you can take advantage of yreir V.A. financing. «5S l.’OSTtt atAMat blossom rtAM, FAUVILU OkUNDO r im U lftt oX'im .,-r wn.j, U y. S '^ u r T n o N ?ASS at u t h m u r SANFORD v U lg b u r y �M o sc o w By WALTER LOGAN United Press Staff Correapendent Moscow Radio said today the United States Sixth Fleet was Massing "not far from Syria's •lores” and that U. 8. and British warships were en route to Israel. . It was the latest of a series of S'/riet statements that hare aroused fears In Western nations Radio Says U. In Cairo tha government * con­ trolled Middle East Nears Agency reported from Damascus that Syria’s army had been placed In a state of emergency because of the threat from Turkey. It said all Syrian army leaves Weather and other points in northern Syria. Varga of War Wantag There were no confirmations of the agency reports which followed series of stern statements by Syris and the Soviet Union and a warning by Soviet Foreign Minis* ■ Established 1009 Kiwanians To Help S a lv a tio n Army Plan New Building The Sanford Kiwanls Club will assist the Salvation Army in the planning and location of g new building. ^ rv ln g Pryor, chairman of the M~»nl* Club’s Support « f Chur­ ches Committee presented the proposal to his group fur appro­ val. The Board of Directors of the local Kiwanls Club group approv­ ed the action at the committee sod voted to lend the club's sup­ port toward achieving the propoa«d project. new building to be used as a lodge and meeting place as well as for offices and other Salvation Ar­ my activities was proposed by the organization's Advisory Board British Warships EnrouteTo Israel There was no immediate U. S. reaction to Gromyko’s harsh state* meats la the United Nations, but Dulles already had warned that Soviet Intervention In any TureoSyrian action would bring U. S. retaliation against the Soviet Un­ meanwhile was expected meet today or tomorrow to consider Syria's request for an investiga­ tion o f Turkish troop concentra­ tions. The United Slatee baekpd the move hot we* expected «n ask that troop concentre tie-, in Syria The latest Soviet blaat over MoeRadio against -the United States was beamed to N o r t h America. It said “ foreign troops were being concentrated on Sy­ ria'* boundaries and not far from Syria's shores ships of the United newspaper Jrvestla describing as '■hypocritical” a British Foreign Office statement of Tuesday say­ ing there was no threat against Syria. Turkey remained ealm and offl- meeting late last week. Lt. Marcella Reynolds, officer In charge of the local Salvation Army, told the Board of Advisors at its meeting that "the biggest need now is for a new building to like care of our growing church attendance." — •- - In her quarterly report, Lt. Reynolds, pointed out that already this year "we have far exceeded last year's accomplishments and there are still three months left to go and our biggest work ahead." She pointed out that attendance at church services on Sunday mornings Is growing at such a rate that room is not sufficient to take care of them. Ralph A. Smith, chairman of the Board of Advisors, and Irving Pryor, a member of the board, agreed to tgke the proposal to the Sanford Kiwanls Club for possible assistance in the project. Pryor today said "this is a project that the Support of Chur­ ches Committee can take an ac­ tive intereit in and provide a place for people to go to church as well a* a place that will pro­ vide both material and spiritual assistance." Flans now call for an addition­ al meeting of the Salvation Ar­ my's Board of Advisors to lay additional plans to further the proposed project, it Is expected that the Kiwanls Club group will meet with the Salvation Army Board in order lo complete all nceeeaary details to .begin the study for“ the move. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y SANFORD. FLORIDA, N EW SPAPER THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1957 stand by Turkey in cat# a ! < by Syria or Ratals. Officials said the Foreign Ministry had begun dated door consideration of • "new Bne o f conduct” strained relatione with Syria. on ~5fwp and Save S t y * W a n t e d S e n t lf r partly cloudy to eceatleually Cloudy with scattered showers. VOL. XLIX S., that Rusal* might stumble over were cancelled and that th“ army ter Andrei Gromyko In tha United ion itself. and Russia also be studied. States Sixth Fleet are fathering*” fish In Istanbul said S t y its own propaganda and touch off distributed arms among civilian Nations that the Mid East was The U. N. Steering Committee The latest Soviet blaat over Moo­ It alio broadcast an editorial in corned V. 8. assurances It wtll World War IIL popular resistance unit* at Aleppo close to war. retaliation against the Soviet Union li. 8. Nary Near Syria tha official Soviet government In Sanford 9 United Press Leased Wire N O . 118 W om en In Spotlight Today 1 In Capital; 1 In Sanford Lions Club Benef;t Variety Show Will Feature 13 Acts M rs A. Willink W ill Queen Gets Red Carpet Seek Commission Seat Night At church W elcom e In Capital Sanford's first woman eandl-*' Mrs. Willink emphaslied that 1^® rehearsal of the M Bv Mrs. Raymond M"*H* WASHINGTON «!* — Britain'* |sands at Washington National for the Board of Sanford , he I. in favor of Improvements j / n V " l O T E L l “ t i t raptivitaing Queen Elisabeth II Airport. CASSELBERRY — The second date C i t y Commliiioneri nullified . ., 7ition *ill be held Monday night annual Casselbvr/ Lions Club be­ yesterday at the City llall and f The President Was thera to lhc clty ,uoh ” lhc ,8wer at 8 o’clock in theclass room of awept into the nation's capital to... . . . . . . . axial Mm • nil a le a a l lir a \ Vn n l a II li.ln ZSl*** # IL M nefit Variety Show consisting of officially entered the race ’ jn system and street program- the Men’s Bible Class of the First day (o one of tf,c blggeali fgn. greet fur and her husband, Prinen Philip, and to aacort them to tto the lain Capital announc. . , , , "And- .I think thirteen star « studded acts is Group 2. . me a i fm. im Methodist Church, It was .. .,-.ir ji cleat red carpet welcome* ever White House along tha crowdad. tviliink who provement Program was a wise ctI "7 n*rry M. weir, dl. . . reidy for* opening on schedule Mrs. Alice w w. willink who uye „ . .. rector of the group. extended a distinguished visitor. flag-decked streets to start a Nov. 7, at g p.m. producer-dlrec- •*y| “ 1 think a womans opinion • * There is still s need for several Hundreds of thousands, ineludWhen asked about a woman'. -irV^^nora^-nd ",U0° f w 'I T e w '. ,U t* tor Joe Weimer said yesterday. I*"of good value on the Boa'rd of Commissioner*" applied to quail£ tjo a on tha board of cum.econd has.es In order to effect ".“ her” ’ * Mr* Elsenhower wailed at tha Ihe performance will be staged fy about 11:30 Wednesday. HowMri- WHUnk com- th, bai.nrr required. "There are WhiteHouse to give them a perin the new Lyman School auditor­ ever, at the lime, the deadline mented. A woman on the com- f0 man>- qillUf|rd lingers tn San-71,8 31>' « ar - o l d sovereign.1lonai 0„ the “ frontium. Weimer and his assistant, c. for qualifying hid been set at mission should present no pro- ford and vicinity that It seems »«m*ngly tireless In the fare of porch"—tha north portico, K. <Bud) Fisher, comprise the b o'clock Tuesday which left two j>lem because all of the eommls- .•> shame that nnly about 20 men unending ceremony, ateppad fly f Ton, Virginia loner* are working for tha tame turn out for the practices," Weir from Elsenhower* p e r s o n a l While a band played "God team which staged such a suc­ candidate* unopposed. Through the efforts of Dir- ,hlnK— lhc growth of Sanford." stated. (plane amid the cheers of thou- gaye the Queen" and "The Star cessful show last year. 8pangled Banner", cannons boom­ Tickets will soon go on sale at ector of Finance 1L N. Sayer and Ass'l Director Henry Tamm, the ed a solemn 31-gun salute a* the fiftv-cents each or, a book of City Attorney, William C. Hut­ “ IVe are expecting our fourth royal coiiplg stepped to tip re­ stylo for the manufacturing of twelve for $5.00. Ail net proceed* chison Jr. was contacted (or an viewing stand. bathing aults in immediately with are ear marked for the Lions opinion “ a* to when th* deadline Tha couple flaw here aboard three other style* within the next sight conservation ^and welfare for qualifying should be set.” J ' the presidential plana Columbine few days," Joel Aberbach, gen­ projects. The club's program pro­ ' III from Patrick Henry Airport Hutchison called the State's eral managrr of Brookfield Mills, vides funds fo r , eye-glasses, eye Attorney General for an rplnlon l ; near Newport News, Va., after Inc. said this morning. examinations for needy children and the deadline was set at 8 ^ , a whirlwind lour of tha hi*lorie Our operators will be sewing and medical care for approved o'clock Wednesday. Britlih settlements at ‘ j;* uearly My five or six different atytei of welfare eases over a large portion Jamestown and Williamsburg. Mrs. Willink, mother of three bathing suits at the beginning of of S. W. Seminole County. weather both there and boys, said "I want to have a 0 x t week,’ ’ he said. Advanre ticket sales conducted part in the growth of Sanford to was. overrut, and brief Aberbach explained (hat he has by members of Lyman School band morning- showers watted tbs that my. tlipa. boy* can en hand now material for about fl*g-bedeck«d (treats of Washingwin benefit the band fund. ;Boy L . ^ m.ny ” y. h.V. to 1,000 suits reedy to be Sewed. Scouts of troop 541. sponsored by , a , . , .( the club will assist the Lions in ,ci,re Stn*°rd for ther« are 00 Operation of the new plant In The parade route from the airopportunities to keep them here. Sanford is picking up rapldW and advance ticket sale*. port took them along the Poto­ ‘‘Not only for my hays," said before long "we will be in full mac, close by the Pentagon, aWeimer, who produced the Mrs. Willink, “ but for others ^ awing." cross the memorial bridge to the club*' first annual variety show too", '< Lincoln Memorial, along Con­ last year, in conjunction with “ I am always looking for good The first woman candidate operators,” he said, "as produc­ The Sanford Fire Department Sanford Lion* said, "this year’s stitution Avenue to 13th Street, for the board of commissioner* . thence along Pennsylvania Ave­ tion increases." answered a house fire alarm yes­ performance will excell by far the Uvea at 2100 Elm Ave. "1 have ' fine show of last year." nue, doubling bask to the White terday afternoon at 4:3$ p m. plenty of time to devote to the J: House. Lamp post* all along the An array' of professional and Flight damage t0 the kitchen of way bore flags of all tha entertainer*, duties of a commissioner," alia ! a frame dwrlling at 415 E*. Sth St. semi professional monweatth nations. toe-tap said. "Now that nty boys are was reported. Cause of the fire featuring tapdancers, getting <>n up in schuol they ♦ artists, specially acts, vocalists. was attributes! to a defective flue. 1 B«e,l the attention a* they Contributions to the United The dwelling was occupied by instrumentalists and rock ’n roli Fund campaign climbed to about M. L. Holloman and owned by Mlsa exponents offer a well balanced 1 wbcn they they were were small. small.” Her Her I CANDIDATE FDR THE BOARD of Sanford City Commissioners! Mrs. Alice W. Willink poor, with ll.noo today following reports re­ Jeanette Lalng. 15, *a Seminole bemlnule her three -son*, ef t ........... to right). ..... Hobble 10, ..............— Mr*. Willink,....... Dlrkle, -4. ..... and Stanley ■>. 16. «■■. Mrs. Willink suall-. variety billing Weimer said. Au- *“ "* **• Manley, 1B* -- -- .(l----— ... .. ceived since yesterday's release. Answering the alarm was Chief dltijns were held during the past l,,*h School student and twin Med yesterday at the offire ef n. N. Beyer, Director of Finance for the City of Sanford. (S tiff Photo) Mrs. Elois# R. Holmes, B , <H*d Campaign Treavurer Roy Mann Mack N. Cleveland Sr., Lt. G. M. two week* and the talent select- bo7* Bobbie and Dickie. 10, who _____________________________________________________________ Tuesday night at •:*> at Semlnola reported the following pledge* Harriett, B. If. Giles, C. P. Ben­ ed I* capable of presenting a var- *tt*nd Pinecrest School, Memoriat noipltil following an a * icty of entertainment that will Ije "I ***ve followed the City and aubscrlptlons: Sanford At- nett and E. F. Brooklyn. pleasing in every respect, accord- Commission for many year* in tended illnest. 'Jntlc National Bank, $300; Pat­ ing to the producer. |‘ he papers," Mid Mrs. Willink Mrs. Holme* swx born Fab. M, rick Fruit Corporation, $100; IMS in Brooklyn, N. Y. and earn* American National Growers, $100; llm ln tf.g . Ihe M IW k U n WASHINGTON U ITI-A S n otM ltou ,. WIT. H u m Om m lt. F or Information On R. J. Bauman, $60; Roy F. Mann, Russia's satellite elretlng the eerih to Sanford two yeara ago from and $00; Bruce G. Paddock, $33: Har­ Army", will open this yeara ex the nation must regard its military U ng Island. N. Y. t« make her CIRCULATION I day taxes must he reduced next tion. ry F. Cushing. $25; R. W. Deane, strength as a matter of f»r greater home. She resided at 1408 Magnolia travagania with a half-hour of , Mr*'|, ,!* * !''! Vl** year deapite additional defenae His assertion that a tax cut Is Ava. $23; Mrs. Ralph P.ay, $25; Mr*. PH. FA 2-2G11 mystery and fun. Harrington .pent am vitally interested in the h,ch hp , ald pparenl,y “ mandatory" next year came less Importance than the “ undcratendShe (a survived bg bar hatoend Lola Houshcddcr, $23; and E. M. 17 month, overseas with various docks and terminalsproject,” w,n be necessary able desire" for tax relief. than tfl hour* after Vice Presi­ Frank E. Holme*. Sw aim, $25. or after 6:30 p.m. USO entertainers end received and immediately added "I h 'T « Thf a, , fr ,|„n c'amt from r , p dent Richard M. Nixon threw cold Simpson expressed hl» views in Mrs. Holmes w u a member ad Goal for the October United high praise and persons! commen- the fessthlllty report will ron- Richard M Simpson (Pa ) a high water on hopes for early tax relief, ■ speech prepared for the annual PH. FA 20973 All Soul* Catholle d w e lt. Fund Appeal has been set at $35,datlo,, from President Elsenhower firm the practicality ofth*much ranid minority member „f the Nixon said Monday that with meeting of the Illinois State Cham­ Th# Rosary will be reelted at I for his work. I n*ni,-.i r,riinu. •• needed facilities.1 ber of Commerce In Chicago. A the Gramkow Funeral Homs chap­ summary of hts remarks was re­ el. Funeral M*»* will be held to­ leased her# In advance. morrow morning at 9:50 at AH "We can and must cut taxes despite additional spending that Soul* Catholle Chureh with Rev. Fr. Richard Lyon* officiating. will apparently be necessary In Interment will be in All Soula WASHINGTON (UP)—A Soviet [Secretary at the Embassy, also second satellite within the next the Defense Department," Simp­ Spoke To Students Catholic Cemetery. son said. Embassy official here claims that j said the Russian apace satellite Is three weeks. It is expected to be 1 Oustinov cited Russia's satellite Members of the Holy Name So­ Any boost In defense spending Russia's intercontinental ballistic-not sending coded messages as it even larger than the present tui­ success as one of several examciety will aerve a* pallbearer*. . c , ,, , . i pies of Soviet scientific advances With the present subscriptions t<*i|y every ease where the true pur- can ____be offset by reduced spending missile is capable of hitting target circles the earth. the United fluid exceeding $4,000 pose of the donation we* explsined. I on other federal agencies not J .: » » , « . r____ . rt.____ "exactly." It was reported meanwhile that formed foreign diplomatic offi He listed one of these as the [Herald Kastnrr, campaign chair-[the giver generously decided that linked with the defense effort, he .Alexander T. Oustinov, First the Soviets probably will launch a rials. said and thl# would prevent any Soviet ICBM which he said "has a man, complimented the workers more could be given, very long range, exactly hitting on {for Ihe fine job they are doing, | Kastner said that at the wnrk- overall increase in spending. The Ways and Means Commit­ . . The genial produce broker aald , ers’ report meeting tomorrow Secretary of State John Foster ,|,at bu.«lnci, men end housewives1morning at Appleby'* restaurant tee will atart tax hearings Jan. 7. Dutle, said yesterday Russia ha* could be very helpful if they would he hoped to hear figure* indleat he said, and he will "Insist" that been working on ballistic missile, be ready to act when the United Ing that at least half the $35,000 a major tax reduction be con­ sidered at the hearing,. for lome * time and "probably Fund worker call*. He ,aid that in goal had been achieved. have some advance over us" in . . .. „ ... |t<« many rase* the aolicitor* were activit^W " f po,rn,i*1 m,hUry being asked to "come back later." JrThe ^Soviet diplomat said th e K«Mner pointed a « t i l P « present Red moon t* equiPped ,0,u .n)1,kln* 'f* with only two radio transmitter*, i J pub*ic , •crvlr*‘ * .k " ! ,!,? * I ..Koolball lodav is grown up at ed alnce that time. I "There are five way* the State He laid Soviet sclentlita ran gatho'der'to make the calls and FSU-or at least la In Its proThe spirit of cooperation between •? k lorltl* *ch 'a^Florida S ato re* f K0n,iKh|r their time could be used tu belt per perspective." Jack McGraw [ ,tudenU and faculty Is re*pon,lMc(;row pointed out transmitted only by their charac- advlnU f if |h, y jj,, ^ bave „ f the »-SU Alumni A,«ori-illon ! i,|e f0r what we have done up *" J/Ia wL_i tljn to the •WnaL^and'lhrir tlrenVlh b*‘ 1'* * n ; make call hacks. Consideration of told the Sanford Kiwanls Club todi y . McGraw commented and 11 , a* d.^brlng money to WHI Here s l f i l Fnipmeo, lh<“ * would augtl, be yesterday. Iadded "They have the wllllngne.. - J J ; 'mor, n* n.aUt/ rt. «ie lam one^r «w„ „ , ! , c he added. -The academic aide Is grown to stick to one another-stick « » , Ml rf h funJl wil, |mprotearth satellites will be launched The campaign chairman aald that' up too,” to stated as he spoce an ,neJ uu___ j 0Ur science teaching. It wm aiso "Today, nuclear retearch is no offcf opportunuy (or real reduring the International Ceopbys• Navy payday rolling by. "The « Wn year, at Florida longer a luxury-lt is a necessity, j , M r c h a n e w fle;d tnd attract leal Y e a r - whirh end* Dec 31. 11 *»* W*er.nlrlbutijns; State Uolveisity. 19M. There wilt be equipped, Ou»N ' s wn,,H * 'v« • hl* boo,‘ . McGraw gave the Kiwanls Club - McGraw emphasised. "We must technical Industrial to tha state. tinov said, with special apparatus lh* United Fund thermometer at at Ita noon lur.rheon meeting a have the training on the college , »><uc|far research Is no longer "to measure the force of the Kir“ St. and Park Ave. ! word picture of the achool between level," he said as he spoke on the # thrill," McGraw said, "•-** elthnuclcar research program being er telcb U or fall behind.” pushing of mlcrotcoplc particles A review of some of the card* 1916 and 1937. McGraw concluded "Our pro­ against it* surface" and instru- turned in, revealed that some sub-1 lie paid tribute to the I'-hool's Instated at Florida State Univer blems are the same as those at ments in ,‘ reflfct the influence of veriptioni were evidently not made ; prcildent when he *aid "If it sity. McGraw told Kiwanls Club mem­ Stetson, University of Florida, x-reys of the sun." with the thought In mlr.d that the had not been for Dr. Doak S. Th* Russians already have laid gift was for levcn, not one. char- Campbell's foresight we would ber* Ihet an "atom amasher," the University of Tampa, Miami Uni­ officiary their second satellite will ity groups and was for an entire not be as progressive as we are third In existence. Is bring built versity — problems that mimey lie a more complete scientific ve- year. Some contribution* have , today." atFSU. FSU will becharged with will cure.' MATRON FIVE TVAII-S) sent 3 A3D crews tu Ke> We,t In an aerial mine taring operation. This hide than thij country's effirist *»•»* on*t*r a Hnllsr. and he stress-1 The first Doctors Degree was a- the basic researchand the Unlrer-| McGraw waaIntroduced by marked the first lime an AID ha, mined In the Atlantic Meet. 11~ lo K.) .V (<<>o<ireau A t*, Lt. It. instnmented moon - vhot, now ed that every penny wa* wa* enprerial-1 anpreeiat-1warded warded in in 1933 1933 he he said, said, and and added added Isity sity of Florida Floridawill willbebe charged charged |"Chuck" I"Chuck” brandies, t prugisu* Kenned), Ena. b. Auatin. E. lenwlek A02, Lu (j g) D. Ortnuau and R. BWarner AMS3. it in practical-, that there have been 14? award- with applied research, to said. |chairman (or tto day. ; ad. But to addtd that (Official U. 8. Nary Photo) 1scheduled for ntx« March. 9 Manufacturer Expects Fourth Style Soon a "77 {Jr ,r Station Answers House Fire Alarm United Fund Drive Donations Climb Mrs. E. Holmes Dies Tuesday Simpson Says Taxes M ust Be Cut Sputnik Capable O f Hitting Target' Exactly' U F Drive Workers Praised By Chairman Additional Local News On Page 10 McGraw Gives W o rd PictureOf F5U � 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/615637bd8783d438b2ca933b24e1ea12.pdf b18194ffc26b7b90eac1630f1da40217 PDF Text Text TH E O LD H O M E T O W N Lake M ary News By r m i J jM KEOGH Itonal V a i-fej to a Jtrv A. B- Aj*r* returned S*»* Fmeat fcw to* m**tia* tiu « t t < fellow in* a n u t m Jama* TVm?*o«. Mr*. H. M. Suteataue, N. C. Tfauin* « U - CVrbraa. H. M. GI*a»oo, B. W. H m. S«u*i. P. D. li< k n »A Mrv Dra1: Mtntil jlc« t* k * Mr. ** 1 *14 Kirioar. Mr*. Rub* LiiJca. Mt*. 5k*<i<i*a Susday. Tto $lie<f- Mm. ! t W. & *** aad to* 1* » ~1 T VI* Vl*Y feet bow At to a homo on 17- t i Tb* Rre. aad Mr*. L W. Scots T V ? t o * ipwot to* w m a«t with aad her tiiter Mm AUc* ta w irl ttoir family a New EagUnd. of Winter Park »«r* calla« >a Mr »*4 Mr*, r r r l E**a* wt3 LaV* Mary frerda Sunday. They M V’ t** Ksoa. TVy too *•»*• *Peot tinted tb* Ret. aad Mr*. Aksn a taxation to New Eaximk asd aider Lam at th« Maaj*. New York with tbcir children. Mr. and Mrv P. D- AxVno# )(• * -» Mr* .Oort i i u t o r i *er* Sunday aiaht iupp*r f i n t i wrin'l !a « » t tk ft»n Otto. They bai* * irttl* hum* « Cryatal tf Mr. tad Mr*. G « t| i Patterlab* A*#. * i t o * fall ta tor* «*a in wti!*r. Part. fc» tb* **♦*whci r v winter •oaidnta b * f« in* the* attended dto John K-o* Pmbyt*rtaa Church for a ipevfai to am**i*r«ic*. T V Pv.ter*OB* ar* forutTV ta-iie* o/ th* .Vrroift Day tr LuVe Vary r*iid*nta. jLhentSt Church b» »rMr*. H M Cwcbraa aid I atr yrtacd Mr*. Harold totVr*. Lu* t w i with a wrjris* birthday tetded a m rk »ft<rw*r Monday party. The ladta* bm-iaht 700*11 fir Mr* Htward L>yd TV 7*rtr aail brnwoi** aid nerywne had t n at tb* hum j f Mr*. Slw h y f o i m u >n Maaoulia At*, tt § drfhfhrf'jl tint*. Tile u t c J ttto board of to* P-TA v e tned nc* to w* a rruuy i f amt Midday at to* tchooL Tb* ttf'i that I at*d to ’mow. w m too mate tupao «2«i*r <ttod»«oo I h ib ib *e*n *irv* hi*h *ehooL t e n the c'rrri* tctoel V od e**e- H-i-wartf aH V»r<* Lbtod tji* a Dun aid th* No*, t o»roit*i. Each Tampa N«t ttsd bin father EHta lum* roura »oth*r will bo r m Uuyd oft**. a toe of lb* freebuld*r» ta Lai* Mary to call on tad to eepaia to* V -o Uwi* Thta Send tame ta tan aarta.it to rur echowl w> ?•>*«*. yl**** tocxt to the** todie* tail lead je u f jo w r fur alt Ih* Jtfurm iti»n tow cat c*towr tS*9 VOTE. la w r KVut amiitunum t<-r o* ba»* tb* tasebnaot. »ick bat a»J tb* bbnry- We i**«l w.iee — »■------ By STANLEY •HM F m 1»—Tho Sanford HW*M g r i g ; ttet 1*. 1WT BREAHN0 THE ICW ftr agFrrrfsttaiy | CINCINNATI t? — Ten Setato New Tort fia isd K X i t b s XadeL As a part of the jatca to a national r.urwry eds> M a d e By M a n a tee saa* d*a!. Xad*I *o?d ITS arm cation eonfcrcne* bal a chaare to of a cental tract to Scott Er{li­ r*t well acquainted her* Thurs­ C ou n ty C om p a n y ter. Bradenton atetney, for ap* day. They were »trasded far half MIAMI V — A fw S f « ? * ► ?T5i i o « r i y C f W j n . ttan ha* aaneesced tb* larr*st iejtaieT wa* rrperbH to be an hour in aa elentor ihaft when land *ata rr*r to V esnytatod ready ta j**e!op bis perttae of an oterbeated motor ihort-eireuitla Manat** County by a ih d > tto land. A new brtdjo Entire ed. T V life *quad sted a ladder to* ; n ^ r t e i to to* bcacbet ta fb-=— t3.no.vyo. to lead them to tafety. P-j-dta. i t fatal Beach. planned. Orlaad* aad Mtaati i w s a t d A dam? rfwaje near the kiteben M V a a b i n t n a n drtartaT•v« «.»> istrM tu naatal laad fcs r s rmajsry .:■ g w ffhi w •W i Mg gfd«rriiffir.'' rfir. " g erf rj a t-.'.ngT irate* raTa- Rtl g gW Samuel B. FTWtard. -rendert bard-*ater mineral depoaita may ate wipicr up ° t rpiili on the R an before they bake on. of Prod Pirn. lac . of Maml w*d •estta M to* barn. B ig L and S a le Is REGISTRATION NOTICE T%* RcctotrwUoa Rooks o f th* City o f Sanford. Florid*, are open at th« City H*Q. rommrarin* Moaday, September IS. 1957. for th* pnrpo** of retfiiterinR for th* Municipal General Election to be held on Noeember 3. 1957, and will remain open each day except Sunday* aad hoHdaya, up to and incindin* Friday, October ZX 1957. Only thoi*e who h*T* reached the at* o f 21 darint the pari year or who hart acquired a lepal * o ti»t residence in Sanford are required to register. A1 other* prrrtoqgdy registered since December 1, 1950. are already qualified to rot* and do eot h*T* to re-register enless they ao*ed from Sanford daring said period. t> H- N. SATER CTTT REGISTRATION OFFICER p-tidt to c*tn*mb*r A* Jfo**mb*r etectiua. T V e in iu l with e*c chairman Mifiia jtetwr and Poa■Mm* j L u e t will to tow twnla,; Of No*. 1 f Friday' l*. the »cV*>t At toon a« tb*y bat* a Crrmptat* tot i t booth* aiil coocenino* weU pubitah it. v ityee**ntatirtw from tb* tchou! N tv i till V on band at toe P-Ta meet®* tow *wnte t* captain t o bund iaeu*. This 3i**t- is* will b« Tharnlat. Oct. t? it I 7. it. TV m«ra of tb* Cuntm irnty Pmbeterua CSurvit am a.ikwi to »**t at tfta church at 1 p. -n. Satorije to cieon dr* yar-i. 5o brinjf yuur !a»n erowert. rake* and other yard touia and ha>« an afVrm.nm of work aid ftriluwahl>. Sunday » u tuch a bcauitPtl iay. Th* I n tad Mr*. A'etaid* «r Unit tnd Mr and Mr*. K M C'jtjua ter* our fur Sun­ day dinner which ** M n u i on tli* jurch. It « u few ; retty to eat fcObta­ ined je aftRagta tfw A J 3t A exaider Una called * awetinir of tb* leu tar*.*f tb* Preahytenaa CSurcrt. Tb* dm* of ' uremia meetIn,f•» were Ha<iia>ed ird tb* jiu n for tb* aear future **r* na>ta. Mur* will retain* on tb* cduca R e p o rt S h o w s \tQS0 N e o r - C o llis io n s O f A ir r la n e s W.\<HrNTlT'\M T — V east l Mu niup—.-od'.tiim* tt airmf*. w*r* r«purt*ij ,o tb* utr**. * ; r*r tb* i*:r*n< * V-oa-toCi ye^iil eeiilnr ’ .i<t J in*. (poverniRunt reertfs tiviw. Ajtipi um S tM ly LI*‘WO n^rwoftf -»? 1-,’ *1Wll|klA 1 -n S T 'i * 2 ^ Cl’ tl .Vniuiitic* 3oaH jCdal* eiiicd that •b* " f i m uruVbty (Vttlit V much hi«hcc V ci'u * tom* *•«* ffp } TuC f9WT*InL Ntar-«<»l!l ‘'.•in r??oi^i ir» h«tt| *1* »olsinnf■y t m m yilrns V3 o a 'h m tv irg ti ifty pticil idj* tr * * h r % Tin[ •wfNirc'l. 0143 >*1*5 the In rA n fenini >fpcofn‘>rr liai y i i-.Jiu itrrnhr<4 jillLify n V n T x « n al m 'tihri civilian* >u$tn*w* IHtl T*rm ol m m /* . M ewt ti f tj■»♦ : ifMt bCfijM •*,« , ci’ :**. Lciitlnf *n* O A ♦ n T.irf. WlMilur'te. ml V i J i v c a . C!uh# yDin a (ir* V t a tm x i i ' j : * , rt j . 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RdBS SWTJf Rate OriM r « j s EE. « a s x u t »t m t . u j ic r a t m L i t o �V. Scientific Progress Tends To Accelerate After Breakthrough gress of Astronautics here. It Is no use lamenting the age of aviation which wa* beginning to fit like a comfortable old shoe. It will be with u« for quite a while anyway. But in the wings, impatient for the center of the stage, it the age of spare. Nothing can stop it. This was (r—>«. V , - »--- P _L-United Pres* Staff Correspondent and perhaps frightening vi>tas pulled a lever that sent a mighty BARCELONA, Spain — (IP — which began to become apparent monster towards the heavens ten Once again mankind, as the poet last week at the international Con- days ago. EDITORS NOTE: United Preys Staff Correipondent Robert Musel attended tha Barcelona Congress •of World Astronauts last week. *ln the following dispatch he repurta on the changes affecting mankind gr7wlng out of the scien­ tific knowledge amassed by these "spacemen.” * said, la etandlDf with reluctant feet where tha brock and river meet. On the one tide there is the placid stream that represents the world we know, the world we have learned to live with in spite of Its alarmi and uncertainties. On the ether is the turbulent torrent sfble. And suddenly many of them were of itrategie Importance. A scientist explaining a futur­ istic project for transporting troop* In rocket* using "inertial navigation"—so the enemr eould rot track their coming—excused himself to take a tram-atlantlc •is'W• timate Itself. It Is a notorious fact that pre­ dictions always run behind actual erentj. British delegate Val Clear­ er sai l he had made a study of how wrong we were about avia­ tion. Doubted Air Travel ---1 - f > far* . •** He returned with ht« ftps sealed. gineer and contemporary of the Mankind has another chanrc in Wright Brothers, swore airplanes the age of space not U anderes- eould have no other use than sport. Lord Kelvin refused to Join the Royal Aero Club in the 1890’i because he refused to be­ lieve heavier—than—air craft could ever amount to anything. Only 17 years ago flying pioneer Sir Denlstoun Burney decided we would have to leave commercial Hiafjtnr# qx»*»*1.,rs f ,-y igibles. Andrew Haley, now provident of the avtrnnsutical federation, point- f&lw ^m xtarh Sturalft W eather Considerable cloudiness through tYodnesdsy with scattered sh o w er*. VOL. XLIX In si* minutes h j growing sate­ llite had reached an orbit. Tha world eould never be the same again. Dreamer* Of Spite Ail last week 1 wandered, note­ book open, among acme 100 asthonauti. These were the men we viewed Indulgently—even though *>-V -v . -v if• fir m and ■rlrntist*—as the dreamers of spare fiction. Suddenly the dreams were pos- ■ Established 1909 AS INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1937 ed out that In IMS when uranium* 215 wa* discovered sclentlats esti­ mated It would be the year 2 ,0 0 0 bcfc.'e we had atomic enerar. The A-bomb wa* dropped in 1913. So It Is bound to be with thn age of space. Astronauts who know thi*. cushion their predie........................... " t i 1 n a. i.Elge— that scientific progres* tends t<s accelerate m cc there his been • hreskthr’uih. Shop and Save In Sanford > United Tress Leased Wire NO. I l l Egyptian Troops Sent To Aid Syria If Needed ny WALTER LOGAN to carry out largo scale military effective military aid given for were playing a "dangerous game immediate coordination with the with fire." He said they included heavy Syrian army in blocking sny ag- Pravda sail the United State* tanks, armored cars, artillery units ;rrsstcm.” brought pressure on Turkey "In and Soviet-built warplvtcs. New blasts against Turkey and an obvious attempt to make her No War of Nerves the United States came from Mos*attack Syria." It brought up pre“ The dispatch of Egyptian cow radio and the Soviet Com* vious charges of a U. S. "plot” troops to Syria was not a military muni.vl Party organ Pravda. to subvert the Syrian goverment. display nor was it intended as a Moscow radio said the "imper-and accused the United States of war of nerves against any eoiin-lallsts’’ were pushing Turkey into trying to intimidate the Anb try," the spokesman said. "I: was provocations against Syria and countries. United Press Staff Correspondent operations.’ * An official spokesman for the J o i n t Egvptlan-Syrtan military rmnmand said today Egypt sent heavy armor and Soviet-built jets to Syria primarily "to participate in any war operations uills the Syrian army." V The rtatement coincided with a stepped up propaganda campaign by Moscow accusing the United States of pressuring Turkey into •■provocative’ ’ actions against Syrta and Turkish warnings that it would defend Its territory. The Egyptlan-Syrian spokesman in an interview with the Cairo newspaper El Akhhar, a-iiJ ttic Egyptian expeditionary corps was ^siade up of "striking forces ready ’Peanut Bowl’ Game Slated For Dec. 13 The annual Sanford Grammar School "Peanut Bowl" will be played on Dec. 13 this year, LtCdr Unite It. Hoop, Jr., General Chair­ man of the event, announced. "Because of conflicting "vents the date for the annual poanut Bowl was changed," LtCdr llo»p explained. However, said Hoop, we expect to have one of th" most exciting Peanut Bowl contests Sanf rd has ever seen. Another new Industry will begin spector. Fathers of rr.e fifth and sixth construction In Sanford in the 1 It is expected that the plant will grade students are going to com­ immediate futurr. Carl Williams, include a, many us 12 huge alu pete for top honors when the Lions local agent for Cities Service Oil mlnum tanks and a building to I6th grade fathers) and the tigers Company said this morning. house pumping, blending and pro­ (5th grade fathers) clash In a Williams said that through ex­ cessing equipment. Pipe connect­ touch fo thrill melee that’ s export­ tended negotiations hrlwrrn of­ ing the various tanks with pump­ ed to create laughs as well as ex­ "Tonight's meeting Is Impor ficials of several large Indus* ing equipment that will be extend­ citement. tant," said president Ed Zimmer­ tries, Sanford was selected for ed to the Lake Monroe seawall will "Some of the team members man teday ns he urged members the site fur an Allied Chemical he of aluminum, It was learned, are alumni of Sanford Grammar if the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Rargcs will bring materials for School and we know that there's and Dye Company processing and ^Department to attend the regular; processing into Sanford and will some competlllon blending plant for Florida. brewing that innthly session tonight. Officials negotiating fir the site he unloaded at a pier with pimp will (iiUhlne nny top ten football at 8 o’clock at tub Lake' Mary location were of the Orange State Ing facilities on Lake Monroe and eleven in the circuit," Hoop said today. school house. Important business at the yacht Club, heard a hiuory Oil Company of Miami. Arkansas the St. Johns River, will be discussed and also prepara­ of “The Savage Sons of Sanf.ird" Fuel Oil Company of Shreveport, Rail facilities to arc.srodatr Plans arc going forward for the tions made for tho forthcoming and saw scenes in color and in I.a., Cities Service Company of tank cars to the new processing event with committees meeting re­ election of new officers which will black and white of carrier land­ New York and Allied Chemical and blending plant will he install­ gularly for ticket sales, publicity, ings of planes based at Sanford and Dyo Company ef New York. ed, it was learned today. be held in Pecemt»or. and planning. “ All members", said president Naval Air Station. Lt. Cmdr. It Lcval city officials including Zimmerman, "should bear In W, (Doc) Linker of Heavy Att.vk Mayor David Catchel, City Mana­ THE TEMPER ATI till GOES I’ P! lie Hist $6,000 raised In the rurrent United Fund Appeal Is reeorded -mind that nomlnaticm for offices Wing One told of the origin of the ger Warren E. Knowles and City on the huge Ihrmontfler at First and Park. Marcelle Faille Is shown atop the ladder marking the '*mu»t be made one month prior outfit of which he Is a member, Attorney William C. Hutchison red temperature, looking on are; (lelt to right) It stpls \. Smith, Charlie Morrison, Faille (on fop of to balloting which will take place of its training program *nd of were also involved in the negotia­ ladder), General Campaign Chairman Harold Kaslnrr, Fee Samuels, and United Fund president Geo­ In December." Some of Its acroniptlshments. lie tions to locate the huge industry rge Touliy. (Photo l>> Itrrgstrom) was introduced by W. M. (Wally) here. Philips, program chairman fur Deriding fact rs in locating the the occasion. Captain L. A. Arthur, Command­ ty as an outstanding community processing anil blending plant here Cdr, Linker told th* Sanford were water and rail transporta­ ing Officer, US. Naval Air Sta­ project. The efforts exhibited by Rotary / Chib of the beginning of tion is »facilities. The ■ rplant >*ll|* be tion Sanford and Captain J. it. Fleet, Station, and Civilian per­ the Heavy Attark program within situated between Myrtle and Elm Iterdy, Commander, Heavy At­ tack Wing One, in a Joint state­ sonnel at NAS Sanford in behalf the Navy. "Heavy Attack Squad­ Avenues, North. ron Five is actually the grandA permit to start construction at ment issued to the press, whole­ of the Drive, indicate keen inter­ daddy of the entire Heavy At- the selected site has already been heartedly endorsed the United est in a worthy Campaign. Three retired employes of the sionrri closed Rose St. condition­ (Continued on Page 3) issued by the City Building In- Fund Campaign of Seminole CounThe United Fund Campaign re­ City of Sanford received sliver ed upon the transfer of 50 feet ceived a substantial Hf| this morn­ trophies as a reminder of their of property by It. A. Williams to ing by the addition of the follow­ the city with which Fourth street faithful service. Committee will The Uniform ing contributions of $'.’5 nr more, Mayor David Gatehel, wit), the will be continued. as announced by Hoy Mann, cam­ meet tonight at 7 SO p m. in the A public hearing was set for paign treasurer Mr and Mrs. Seminole High School band hall, Board of Sanford City Commis­ asked what he S. O. Chase, Jr. $170; Southern Bandmaster Ernest Cowley said. sioners and other city officials Nov 4 to grant a request for tha LrrrUE ROCK, Ark. <u» — be withdrawn over the wc-k end, vailing in Little Rock he wa« drai ’ when he was Member* »f the committee will looking on, presented sliver plat­ vacating of an easement. The first big pull-out of the Ar­ leaving loeal authorities and fed- tically cutting the military fqrec thought about the pull-out. Chemirals. Inc. $50; Wicbuhlt's Former state Sen. James D. Camera Shop, $.V); Mr.. Charles meet with representatives of var­ ters !„ Daniel "Twlnk" 8t»rr who The lengthiest discussion stirmy's integration task force in era! agents with the Job of pro­ on integration duty. Little Rock starts today. Significantly, he announced that J hnson, who ran against Faubus If. (Helen C.) Cole, $V>; Kilgore ious uniform companies to deride began his service with the rily roMn,)e(j „ n.nu0, t from the Santecting nine Negroes integrated In a television Seed Co. $30; a Officers will put into effect Ar­ into Central High School. Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker, rom in 195*1, said Stafford Boat on the style, materia! and r<d*ir In March 1921; Judge John G l.e • fnri| p ,„t an,| Ski Club for the uso Acted To Insure Integral inn my Secretary Wilbur M. Bruckmauder of the Arkansas Military speech Monday night he has "re- Works, $73. The Furniture Center, of new uniforms to he purchased rardy ssh,, served a city Judge 0f t),e Yacht Club when It is vacatHigh Seined beginning Fch 10, 1954; and John ed following completion of tha f"d"r.vl yjo; Mrs. Pearl Yarborough, $23. for the Seminole era orders withdrawing Sno of the This 1,000 men from the tough District, will utilize the 153rd Reg­ liable information" all A. I.aw von who served the city Sanford Civic Center 1,000 paratroopers In Little Rock 101st Airborne Division were iment of the Arkansas National troops will be pulled out <n two Arthur M. Mohler, ItO; Clyde Ram (land. and releasing from federal service flown in and the Arkansas Na­ Guard as the major oprrati-n.il week*. Sanford Boat and Ski Club sey, $25; * alien .t Ilarkcy Real There will be six or s ight reprr- from Feb t9*>9 to October 1957. AH three of the retiring employ­ spokesmen, including its Commo­ Johns cm, a segrrgntioniit. sail Kstatr, $23. Stemper Agency, $M: •nlativr* with their lines of uni8,500 of tlie 10,000 Arkansas Na­ tional Guard federalized Sept. 21 force to carry out his mission. es recalled llieir early experiences dore. Dr. A. W. Woodall, request­ tional Guardsmen agents of the Counter Intelligence , Ertate, $25; Stemper \gency. $25. See Lari) Removal Of inlsl federalized by order of rrc-dJrnt Eisenhower. rms to show the committee. The president acted then »n the Sept. 21. Bruckcr meant that thp major Agency, the Secret Service an I Brookfield Mills, $25; Central Flo The committee, salit Bandmaster in Sanford and their employment ed that they b" allowed to renovate and beautify th" Yacht Club build­ It was not certain, however, advice of local authorities who pari of guard duties at Central the FBI will take over and haul rlda Foods, $35; United Transfer, ’mvlrjr. Is made up of represen- wit It the City. that the red tape and mechanics told him local police were power­ High will now be turned over to trouble makers off to Jail for con­ $40; Sanford Lo.lgr No 12It B P.- lalives from the Band Parents A«In a routine, but lengthy meet ing as a meeting place and a loof getting loaded into transport less to put down violence and in­ the Guard. The move apparently tempt of court. U.E. $50; ami Mrs Elhcl E. Cur- aocialiint, the hand, student coun- Ing, which was adj timed to Mim- r,-|t|'in to entertain visiting noat Planes and flying the troops back sures the integration of Central presaged an early return of all day Oct. 21, the Board of Curnmis- Clubs. ( Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 3) federal troops t,, Ft. (amphcli. , Ft. Campbell, Ky., could In.- High. However, the move met opposi­ Completed today. tion from members of the Board Ilruckcr announced late Monday “ [ have heard about It, but re­ of Commissioners nnd ha* ” “5" Army spokesmen refused to dis­ that "in recognition of the gener­ ceived no official word of any cuss a report that ait troops may ally orderly altuallon" now pre­ kind," Gov. Orval E. Faubus said support from the board Thp sum was pushing axl-le the veil Chamber of Commerce Manager of the cool October morning wlum John Krider suggested that some the last of VAII Vs AJ’ s rolled plans be f rewarded In which thi down the runway, lifted its proud present band shell could be o'seed head into the autumnal dawn, and |into use. disappeared into the western horlThe request was labtr ton. The end of an era. and the , plans could be prepared fn" rit'-ei plane that represented that era. i the use of the Yncht Cl'th on a was signaled by the vanishing dot sati'faetury basis cr the use of th» In the western skies. ; band shell. NR3 was the ftrvf AJ to be press­ A tractor with backltoe ar<’ >ont ed Into Naval Operational service, ! end loader was purchased frarn of Jacksonvl**". and well It terved. ft had carried t ivtsstl ft. iI»A the IT.•V— . ’ th.' "».i . M„C around the entire Western World 'next lowest bidder and was chosen It had hern shirt from carrier because of emtd ye recommenda­ decks and retrieved aboard until its tions Commissioner Merle Warner skin wrinkled and Its structural said " I ’d tike to >eo the h-*H»«* bones creaked. It had led VAH-5 stay at home if we es~ ’* to an unprecedented number of much fur our money." bombing wins with its grit ami Reading of ordinances, resoldgoldness. For over seven years |tlons. amendment* and ether ro*t this fierce competitor had survived I line matters forced the Board of heated rivalries and the tedium |Commissioners to stay in session of daily flight schedules, but it I until midnight. could not resist Time’ s irrevucable A apeeial adjourned n»ee»tn t call. was called for next Monday to Thus, still unbowed and daunt hear the Gee and Jensen repot* a lest, the tired Mil. tb" last of tho the proposed dock* and terminals off their silver platters after the presentation bv Mayor Divid RETIRED CITY EMPLOYES ah... Mohicans, flew w e s t on Its final project. Tim englnvcitu* for vv .» (•atchel at last night's meeting of the Hoard of Hanford (It) Commissioners, Shown (left to right) flight to the "Happy hunting are: John Fawson, Daniel ••Twlnk" Starr, and Judie John Leonards. Mayor Galrhel Is at the tar employed to make a feasibility grounds," NAS Litchfield, Arii. right. In the barkgrnund (left In richt) arr; t ily Manager Darren F. Knowles, illy Attorney W. U. report on the proposed terminal. sul J« t to recall. THE LAST OF THE Mohicans! (Official I SN photo) Hulrbison, and Cummzssioncr .MetIt Darner. (Staff J’bolo) I Volunteer Firemen Urged To Attend Tonight’s Session Another New Industry To Locate Here Soon 'History Of Savage Sons 0( Sanford’ Heard By Rolarians 1 N A S Officers Endorse United Fund Campaign Commiltee Will Decide On Hew Band Uniforms Additional Local News On Page 3 Retired Employes Honored By City First Big Pull-Out O f Forces Starts Today Last Of Mohicans’ Leave SN A S 1 �-T - ttk > M * to a M Q iiM < v u « •C M W M C H F*>*«M C K S ^ p w y - whm- \V% WlMDMEaE TM1C* *.W»!N6 TOOSTW CSffAN jtWEca'UOW WUW« WW»TutVOA*MKl > COufT EVtfi ASIiVt/ J ^ r ~ * * wuuHSUwnut m iap, Legal Notice -■ Bv'STS^ItEY1 O LD HOM E T O W N Tl »«M E A N * rUNTCMT Bailee U » * r r t r siren t u t tee ■ u « n t m < will. * « tke U tk d a / ft t » n t * r . A- II. IP4I, rriH n i la the Honorable C m u lt I H t l •( I f ml M l* County. Florid*. Ikilr final return. account i r t venders. u m W M ln * f u i t Clr £ k '■ S T + Z . V 4 . - > • .* * v t y oh T es ere lereb* m IIIIU I U I esl. h u been kroa»ht u t l u t 7 M U tbs eber# entitled CM* la I H J * M * e seated Court. w iecsln t h e r a uet eesffet kr U e jrt»tsttTf. W t t . LIAM H. W l L L I A M S u S deer** xrsnttnx eU lntlft • divorce. eed you are keiebr aetlned a ad requir­ ed te 111* «**r**nallr *r br *1; lA ia tt) w ill l l * Clerk »* eald Court, rear wrttlas It • v , i« t ie Co a * tautt i s said ttlt a id te terra s cany tkereof se e s i n e r s e t ter plalatfff ea er latere T H r m a l e *m ust « o THROUGH- 3C ^A 4LI 1.1* Itr Lcactlst Is tell se t er decree rre cestaeee will K^*ntered aealnal res, i m S I M n r land and t ie offi­ cial Mat » f aald Court M la afoH , Florida, tile Sell day a f I f f t t S * **r. HIT. Ol f . h i r x d o x Ctrrslt Clerk W llaea Alexander Attorsar ter F leU lltf T. a Ben 414 Vent rerk, Flertds (tRALt _____ XJCOAL SOTICL fU . HAVE **4PH cancel . TKATPCDK C-C*>Sy e **VL JUST M b t MAS*£D po - Y c o t t a x O f ESC — m o te a . MS*.U,Fl A H tf. ON* o* PEAL EXTCA-LUCKV O -E S l*-r’ '• - j j 'yt : -M AV£ 6 0 C D I U £ < j- ’ * U -P A V •P V! S ' l' | ||i t .-:. t -r * idWi* CLEAR/ 392 L O k J /t / Stataarast required hr the act et Aaruat 14. t t i s as aseedad hr lla acta ef March *. l i l t and la ir L 1I4C iTUI* t l trailed Siataa Cad* flactlaa 1111 ahowtns the ownarahlp. manacaaaanl aa4 circulation at tha ban fore Herald pobllahad Reas* » Bait, Header ilreush Friday, at Saalard. 1 Tract I ; Florida (er October I. HIT. Eta af SW*i ef R W U ef I k L The aaaaee and eddrssaae at tiaa U . Tewaehly Id South. the yablteher, edlier. e i u | U | ed­ Kens* U East. itor and hualnaas aaanasara are Tract t ; Ptilllalar. Fred Parkins, t u t o r * The Rerih 7 chelae ef the tVaet Florida. f chelae of lla S W L of tla Editor, Fred r a rk lu , Saaford. R W ‘« of seaiioa : l . Township Florida It South, XUisa 11 Eaat. l U u i l a e Editor Uartae U i r e u Tract Si Sr. saefard. Florida. W>* ef r v u ef R’ E'4 er SacBaameee Me aadar. Paul Putman tie* S3. Townahlp l l South. Sanford. Florida. t T ie ew ier la: tlf owned by a Tol?*ARD*EACH OF TOU ARE corporation. Ite same awd addraaa HEREBY REQUIRED te ayeear. a m i be ataled and a Lao lmmadlai*- ana war, er fill ether detenala* la tharenadar t la warn** aad ad- plaadlas* la renal rod by taw to draeaaa at l l * Mackbaldera ouralxs tie RU1 af Canelalat fUad heroin ay boldine 1 ear cent or mar* af a* aInal yen by AAV S . SULKA * , fatal ememat a f stack. U M asrnad an or bafera lla lat day e f Novanbr a corporation. tha aamaa aad bar. A. D. h i t . la the office e f tie addreaaec at lb * tadlatdeal owner* nadaralsned Clark ef Ih* Ctrcalt meat be sitae, i t a w a it by e part- Cenrt la Saaford, Banlaola County. ■arable er ether aalacarperaiaj Florida: la default thereat, tha aauaa firm, it* nama aad addraan, a* wall proceed ax-Mria ( M I tb* en­ aa that at each ladiatdaal mam bar will try af a Deere* Pro caefeaa* aa n a l be ala*nr •ainat yew. The aama af tla Court C a r a a ia IS alia. Gustarwltla. A la . In which this eatt la naadtad la tha RK. Faahatmaa. Cleveland Circuit Court far l l * Ninth Judicial Circuit at u * e u t* af Florida, la T H. Kaakall. J r , If arlJaa villa. tad for Scalable Coaaty, la Chan­ Va. cery No. ...... _ T la atrle at aatd Fred Parkin* Saaford. Florid* antf bains namely. SAM R. SUL* Raw* Jeuraal Cory, Pai aacoU. MAR. Plaintiff, va VOLCSIA INFla. COKPAXT. at l l L The kMwn bea-lbeldar* n ort- VESTJIERT Defend**!* T la latnrn a f Ilia ault sa se* aad ether aouuritr bwlder* •ad lb* rallar aouxlt thereby fa a v a i l s or keldlnx t nor coat or Ik* nnlaUne ef tha tit!* Is and the nara ef total im auit of bead* re moral *r the eland* from ihc a* ■ a f l f t i k er echar accnrliiaa art: bar* deeciibed bade owned by tl* l l f Ihare are awe* aa auta:i Aanford Allamla Natlaaai Beak. Plaintiff la Samlael* Couaty. Flo­ rida. aad far eesarei aqu;table reFlorida Staia Beak. la lb# oraalaaa. a Paraxraeha 1 a*J 1 lacluda li*r WITXESJ tb* head aad official I# caooa wbara tha aiockloUara or eeal Clark ef the Circuit aocurlty kalday apyaara upon Iha Courtafafthe Samlaete Couaty. Flarlda. bauhn at tla cantpanr a* trnata* tbta » t t day af Sayaaaahar. A. D. er la aay ether fiduciary raUtlaa. the name af the pareaa *r car* <V F. KERRDOR poratloa fax wham auch truata* la Clerk e f Ik* Clrcall Court ectias sl*<> the atatamant in the Sentinel* Cennly. Florida 3 uarufrapha shew tb* atdlanfa Aria J. Lundqutal. DC. full kaowladsa *»d ballaf as to RaardalLBy: iirfdlav and Lawia t l * clrasuaataaaa* aad coudltiaa* Bri Albert L Lewie iid a r w itc i atochhaldara aad AUeeeere for plaintiff aacnrltr beldam s i r d> m a tw a r It Rerih Court Street span t i l boaka at tha company aa Oclaed*. Florida. trullaai. bald alack and escortUMCALI Uea la a capacity other than that of n bana fid* owner. L The evaras* lumbar of roylt* a f inch laaaa a f thlx publication •olA er dlatributad. thranxh tb* nulla er atbarwia* t* paid aubacribar* durias lh* I I month* precadies tha data ahowa abac* waa: kTVU lifa r a u ih a la ranuirad from dally, weekly, aaml-weekly. aad trl-waakly aawapapera eelj.J 14IL FRED FERKIRS Publlalar Sworn to aad aubarrlbad bafar* H e thl* lat dar #f Octobar. HIT. I Jaata L. 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Florida R isk! News Report T:ie Naw».World W readies tnm Chlcet* M I Searti At A. OUaaa Slsn-eff • 44 J^ckty'i Choice 3:?r. iSUJ » M World At Kin* M ! Morninx Utlonlaa 4:14 Her* and Thar* * :ll Waxen Trail* s w t e s to jtr r tik STATE o r FLORIDA. GREETINGS: TO ALL THE AFTER-NAMED PEFERDARTS. VIE: VOLES IA INVESTMENT COM* PART, a Flarlda cirperuttan. MIRIAM W . G ARU N , aa ruratar •C tb* aaiti* and property ef W . A. Whitcomb, U L L IA M W U1Tm v a kti wife. LCKLL4 K TRIMS LX a a d ______ TAIMBLE. bar hsthaad. L. M. CROCTKW AIT a ct ______ CE54THW vtT 11* w i f e ------- G RADIOS aad tla wtf# #t w L. an April t. 1ML If aay. W . L. GRAPICK b-r hoabaa r MART PWrFKTAPFf.lt and JKNMK M r iV E K T a r r i X the a«l> lair* at law ef Haary Bwaaiayel*. -lacaued. THERESA L MUSSET.WHITE, a widow. JOSEPH U. MISSELWHITE and LElTHA MVSSELw h i t e hie w tf* TROT C MVSIELW H ITK AND g l j l d t s . m MVSSELWHITE lla wlf* AGNES M MARTIN aad MARSHALL A. MARTIN, bar luabaad. V a XETTA If W l-M X L W H IT E a widow. A. PIT's o x u v s s x l w h it e end r o i^ T K r A k i i d n .v u G y . » • • it* S T E T i r D * it GBOSS a i l JOHN K. GROSS, kar t a i l a i t MARJORIE M. DiCXJOS aid M A tuir H- DICKSON, bar boaband. .sm a r t,.l * all lea AaUa *1 law >t J P Momalwhlt*. d#c**a•4. h h H X .X O aid MART L l i_WNli. hid w t * J C Si Li A aad U i U l t s. BILLS. h-S Wtfa W AL­ TER uAADICK. O • READ a it DORA L REAL, hi* i . f a A R M S *— a r :.t»n. aa ta* *>.« i t . ' a* raw » f Da*Id Spoar, dacaaacd. MRS K. M. 41X0 aad . P it-*, her Aaauaa 1. NOAH Do NOV AM and . — — IXlNO VAN __31* o Li* CM.AJ.LEA P. L IN NCR a i d ______ LENNON, lie wlf*. it ( I l i a a it if dead lla unknown *p#aoa* la c s , cavlaaa* r fa -.,-* , ynntiea era* diiac* eeaaaaasra ax aaaidaa na* dar ear - f tha aNava rawiflcal|y IdaallDM f u f a r i n t i aad le all t u t a i a nartia* havine #r (U ia i* | ta Ea»* aay r .| ,L utU ar m araei in er t» t>a (eilowtae described prrparty eitsated th Som:aai* Casaiy. y.arida. te-n tt. T raci 1: U t i I I I aa t a # f PCM. THCRN FLORIDA C l t t l l COM Pan r s flat or TMX GENEVA TRACT. u c c r l N f ta plat theref t rasardadjs Plat Beak I i « | i I* , r a iu * 4 * * tia *4 i i a . i i . a CaaatJ. FL-nd*. Tract 1 T la N X « a f tla X V . af •**■ li«a 4E Tawnahip H Sauth..1 liRxit P .'.V d e ls D tlr U 4 U e K i l l lies Mott's Career iU edarese Esc H a u a Mi-rur ladtuuy e t Farad*. Le»a lt**c*r Silent Service Rad fkaltae ttt.eee wuoatlen Aaeleamtnt reraise Laglaa I n i itcUrsw TaUflaea Tima * d M J « * t Report F in e Praalaet aide Oil Y M II M M W ■ M tW lU l to P M fO T M M l • p t better perionmacs from ams n«w car by mmj i modern pxoLae. MxJera high ccmpmtikdi motan need i modem hiA octeae fuel. That'a why louVe next to In up with sew Phillips M Futs -Fctl! Not onh- new can. but older cart, too, w j benefit front this high perfornuaoa The feet U—no other >v* combmttioa el high perfonnaace Rents >ou get in todev't new F u n -F u Z Fill up et \our Phillips M DeeW l f runups VPkiLuyt h m R U Compaxt rsosccrs m b d ieirib o tei ia SANTORB M AC 'S ,O JL C O . u 4 rid a ity h f �m / t54 v Sanford M a n It Attending U O f M 26Organizations Committee (CeoUeaai tnm Rasa 11 CO R A L G A B L E S— E a f w s L. tack program ," ho aald. g ch o m ftU , sow t i Mr. and Mr*. Formed at M offett Field. Calif., Benjamin 5cho#nfaW, o f Sanftvd, la Capt T. Hayward, now b a fin t fe a r rtadtnt a t the Uni- Admiral Hayward, aparkplugitd v i r i i ! / t f Miami School e f Medi­ the early heavy attack, squadron cine, Coral G ables. Ullny P 2 V f. Twenty/Dur Florida counties Revealing the early creation of are represented In tha freshm an carrier landings and the use ol clasa _____ . of the Uni van ity o f Miami the P2Vs, he laid that the North School o f Medicine. Dade County |American’ s AJ Savage was phts-h a s .-th e J a g g r i enrollment, 17 u f ; #(} into the program in 1950 and 78 itudenti bailing m n th e m w t i the wutlu's lu.wi ic»l ■«■■■■ finis ho rough baa seven students based aircraft until "the advents In the d a is , Broward six and ef the ASH.** Alachua five, with smaller numThe present Commend Organi­ bers coming from other countries, sation Heavy Attack Wing One an The medical sehooi'a class of waa form ed in 1951, Cdr. lin ker 1901 Is the la rg est to be admitted said, after VC-5 w as split In 1951. In the five year history o f the VC-5 was commissioned •« early achool, three times tbe slse o f the 1953 when Heavy Attack first first d a is , admitted In 1952. The cam e to Sanford, be told notar­ 75 men and fo u r women, selected ial, and In the latter part of 1953 from ST applicants, represent a VC-5 moved here and beeame the crass section o f th* State. The Savage 8ona at Sanford. school’s enrollment now totals Continuing bis history of the 265. program , Cdp Linker said that This class Inetudes the first “ In June. IMS Sanford became out-of-state students admitted te the home of Heavy Attack Wing <• the school. F ou r students, selected One with aiuadren* 5, 7, 9, and from 42 out-of-state applicants, 11, plus the Heavy Attack Train­ have entered the achool this fall, ing Unit and FASRON-51.” tw o from N ow Jersey, one from W ith Capt. J. R. R eedy as Com­ California, and one form erly from manding Officer o f Heavy Attack N ew York. The medical school Wing One, there are six squadrons here is permitted by state legisla­ plus the training and support tion to admit up to 10 per cent units on the east coast. o f Its itudenA from outside Florida Follow ing Cdr. Linker’ s history The Incoming clast prepared for of the Heavy AltaeV program, a ntedlesl school at colleges fiom film was shown that ts. si Cdr. • New York to California, with the Linker put U “ In Itself an hislorlm ajority fr o m southern unlver cal document.” The film showed eltlM. The University o f Florida AJs landing aboard Ih# USS Coral has 24 graduates in the class and Pea In 1951 and then the A3D landing aboard (he Forrests!. the University o f Miami 17. Club president Myron A. (Mike) Age rang# o f the medical freshmen is 19 to 35, with the ma­ Reck annouheed that there *voutd jority o f the d a is from 21 to 24 be no regular meeting next Mon­ years of a ge. Twenty-three o f the day noon. In place thereof, a boat men student* are m arried, while trip and fish fry at Mullet Lake Park would take place on the all four o f the women ar« not. following Wednesday afternoon. |l Thera are fou r student* from Duval, Escambia. Palm B each and Pinellas cou n ties; three fr o m Or­ ange snd P olk ; two from Bay, Brevard, Collier and Sarasota} and one each from Clay, Colum­ Page t) (Continued bia, Hendry, Leon, M arlon, Mar­ Un $25. tin, St. J o h n , Seminole, Sumter Contributions from Geneva as and Volusia. • • • reported by D. M. (M ickey) Ladd, m i, i i !5 1. HaveResenes In Blood Bank totaled over $300 with more to be reported, later. One team of loca l volunteer* In a *mall area reported to George Touhy, United Fund president, pledges and cash o f over SI0O is the result o f part o f an evening's work. Present figures are over Four N avy men at the *anf<wd $8,000, paid or pledged, about 17.1 A ir Station have met Red C ron per cent o f the anticipated total requirements and hava qualified of $35,000. In senior life saving and water aafety. CALL FOR SECONDS Life t ir in g certificate* are be­ NEW YORK — (IB — Here’ s a ing forwarded through the Semi­ sandwich spread which packs well nole County Chatrter o f the Am er­ in the schcnl lunch pall. Combine ican Red Crose. They are: R. P. chopped, hard-cooked egg. chopped Lambeth, P . S. Jones, R . F. E r‘ walnuts and thinly sliced celery hart, and D. R. Wright. mixed with salad dressing. Tbe qualifying was under the In­ struction o f John G riffin why la attached to the Heavy Attack Training Unit at the Sanford Na­ val Air Station Four Navy M en To Get Sr. Life Saving Awards Department, W all Plumbing Shop, Sanford Elks Club, American Le­ gion Post S3, Central Baptist Church. First Presbyterian Church, First Baptist Church, Congrega­ tional Ctmreh, F irst Christian Church, Naiaren* Church, P in t Methodist Church, Lake Monroe Baptist Church, Christian and Mis­ sions! Alliance Church, All Souls Catholic Church, Church of Christ, Church at God, and Masonic Lodge 63. DeBary Resident Dies Suddenly Norman Lewis Randall, 65, o f 210 DeLeon Rd., DeBary died sud­ denly yesterday morning at Sem i­ nole Hospital. Mr. Randall w as born June 19, 1672 at South Glenns Falls. N. Y . He w it a laundry superintendent until he retired several years ago, and came to D eBary four weeks ■ go from Vineland. N.J. He was a member o f the Elk’ s and I.O.O K. in Providence, R. I. Survivors include his w ife Mrs. I^ n a Randall and numerous nieces and nephews. Remain* were sent to Vineland, N. J. today for services and inter­ ment. Gramkow Funeral Home I* In charge locally. disjoutJhh! Hospital N otes JACKT FENWICK OCTOBER II Admissions Delores Carr (Sanford) Mildred R olf (Orange City) WUlle Jones (Sanford) Donald Frederick LefUs (O steen) Sharon Mongognia (Sanford) Births Baby boy to Mr. and Mr*. Harold Fauver (Sanford) Discharge# Earths Allen and baby girl (Sanford) Catherine Bellamy (Sanford) Klhcl Mae Whldden and baby girl (O steen) Bennie Hampton (Sanford) OCTOBER IS Admissions Ocegean Wilson (S anford) Terry P. Durand (Sanford) Births Baby hoy to Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Leon Wilson (Sanford) Discharges Murdock Pratt Matheson (Sanford) A repeat of the changt in Sun­ day School hours at the Air Sta­ tion. However, I’ m sure those o f you who attended church there Sunday enjoyed hearing the Rev. David S. Carnefix, who Is filling In fo r Chaplain William Fuller while he is on leave. Rev. Carnefix will preach at the Air Station Chapel again next Sunday. Mary Jo snd Harry (A ll Coch­ rane will be leaving us on Wed­ nesday morning. A fter several years here in Sanford, they hate to go, but go they must. At least they get the only other place they would choose to go. They’ ll be sta­ tioned at Patuxent River, Mary­ land, which is very close to Mary Jo’ s home. But they’re holding an to their house as they hope to com e back here to retire. Received i birth announcement In the mall the other day. Reverly and Ed Yaw, <Ed used to be in VAH-5,) have a second son. Don­ ald Joseph, born on October 2nd., and weighing in at nine pound*, six ounces! Big boy. . .what? Ed is n w stationed at Point Mugu, California, just shout 60 iv t i i i ; t m e i . i t ( u i i t r miles from their home town o f b u ll m u x i v r i i J l lu t I l b ilM C L tT , IV A.VU SUM IK - Los Angeles. So Bev is living In HI.VOLK tO l.V T 'b . b‘ LIJIII- L. A ., in one o f her mother’ s I H . i F it VIEWY XU, •••« houses, sine* (he housing near NEW VOU hi LIFE 1NBURANCE Ed’ s new base wasn’ t what it was COMPANY, Legal Notice -**- .% supposed to be! They’ re very luc SPUTNIK BREAKS LAW STOCKHOLM OT — Stockholm police reported today the Russian satellite violated Swedish law when its strong “ beep-beep-beep" jammed the police radio frequen­ cy Sunday. Interfering with the police radio network la a pun'stiable offense here. ALPS PLANE CRASHES INNERTKIRCHF.N, Switterland OT — Four member* of Switzer­ land’ s Alpine air rescue squad were being tresteJ at Interlaken Hospital today for injuries re­ ceived when their plane crashed on ■ glacier during in air rescue demonstration Sunday. Other planes and helicopter* o f the res­ cue squad rescued the four In­ jured men, a plici and threa para­ chutists. SELECTED SHOTS ATLANTA W — Police admit­ ted today that while he wasn’ t a doctor, Jesse C. Matthews was In­ deed a specialist. Matthews, 37, a form er hospital amploy*, was charged with practicing medicine without a .license after he admit­ ted giving his select “ patients" penicillin shots. be tleleimiuoii at tha Hue o t the sols in«reo>, ami m aturlng’ r e m l u in annual Installments over a period not to exceed Twenty (So) years from Pr.KCt.NCT I the data ot aald bonds, for lua purpoea of financing M s c o i l u( acquiring, P1»rk buildUg, s a ls rg lo g , (urniabloA o r otherwt** Improving buildings or laapeettra achool grounds, aa mura specifically described and provldad In tha reaolulloa ot the Board of Public Instruction of Bamlnots County, Florida, adopted on tha llt h day of Septsmbsr, l l i l , which aald raaolutlon la pub- ■l-carV-n -:iU. - rn.Hr*N('T *i Tha place* o t totin g la said bond election shall ha tha niual places rrrrx--------o f voting In aald District In aenaral elections la Rem inds 1rupee tors County, and thorn u itd la tha last general election In aald D istrict In Hemlnnl* County, except as otherw ise Indicated In sold resolution. Tho pall* will bs opea at voting placet on the day of tha aald bond PHRCINCT 1| r.rctlon from seven o'clock a_ m............. until ,aven o'clock p.m. on Iho aamo Clerk ........................................... ^ day, all aa p r o d d e d In said resolution adopted on September I f. HIT, and Inapectore p^hiutied in full beUw n« a p*rt of thi« notice, TitK n n a tiD <>•* p u b l i c i n s t r u c t i o n o r HEMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA Itv; !%' John I . U<umW JOHN T. RRUMLET. CHAIRMAN is r a i.i ATTUST! / » / R. T. SIILWER LX-OFFKJIO KKUHETART AND COUNTY aUI'iRUNTUNDUNT O F 1RMINOL8 CO U N T! BOARD OF* PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ____ RESOLUTION ORDUniNO AND PROVIDING FOR TIIK HOLDING OF' AN ELECTION IN SPECIAL TA X SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF’ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, ON TIIK QUESTION OF ISSUING tl.Itttt.ttfttt.oft RONDS OP SAID DISTRICT. RK IT RE HOI VU.O RV THE BOARD OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA: Hrrtlon 1 An fU rtloo lo tlxroby nrd*r*S to bo In Snoclal Txa Sfhno) M o n e t No. t o f B*ml*ot# County, Florida, on th« ISth day ot November. A D, ISST, to itxtrrmln# whether or oot thero •ball b* laauad bond* o l laid D latrlet In lb# principal amount o f noi •ii-tadlng TW O MILLION. FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND AND 0 «/IM l|J.I#*,»4***F DOLLARS. M arin# Interval, payable aamlannuatly, at •uuh rat* o r ratra, not axraetllns lha Ivaal rat* aa ahall bo dctorm lard at th o tlmo o f tho taalo tharrof. «nd to mMuro aerially In annual tnitallmonta nvar a ported not to oxeood Twaaly tZ»F yrara from tho data o f aald boada, (o r Iho purpoao at (Inanctae tha coot at tho follow in g; 1. Now IPgh bi.hool In Sanford, Florida. 1. Sanford Junior IllaS (Proaanl Santor Rlsh School B u ildin g) Artdulonx to building to provide claaarooma and oth er nervaaerr faollltloo, roaovatloao and altaratlona, to existing bulltllnga. t. Lyman— Loagwood. Additions to fctilldlng to provide claaarooma an I other faollltlta. Uxledo High School, Conatruot aatotorlum, rtnovalluna an* 4.. altaratlona to d ia lin g building. . Naw ARamonta Elanientary School. a. urouma Junior-Senior Utah School, Sanford, Now aonilruo4. llon to provide claxarootno and other nocoatary factlUloa. Honnvatlcn and alteration# o t old building. Midway ElomanUry School. Naw conalructlon to provide T. claaarooma and uthar nocaaaary taclllllai. Rnaanw aid K l«m -ntar» School— Altamonte. Now nonI. it m ot Ion to provldo cdaeerooina and other ntcoaaary fa r n i’. lv.. Altvrattcaa o t old building. S, Ovlvdn Elementary School. New conalructlon to provide claaarooma and ether nacoaaary facllltlvo. aa provided tn a raaolutlon h eretofore adopted hy thla Board on tha llth day or September. A. D. IfiT. w hich aald rvaolutloa waa approved pur•.lent to low liy the State Superintendent o f Publlft Instruction oa SepSeulloa *■ The p laits o f vu llng la aald bond eleatlun ahall be Die uaual plai.ee o f voting In aald Dtatrlcl In general alectloaa In Seminole County. The polle w ill be open at Votlag placta on the day o f aald bond (lection Irnm aavan o 'clo ck A.M. until aavaa o'clock P.M. on lha a.ima day Only lha duly qualified alaclora residing la aald Dlalrlct who ara Ireaholdvra w ill be permuted lo vole la aald bond election; proa i.10,1. buwcvvr, that any qualified electora fa b lin g In ihe Dlntrlct who are Ireehuldere may vote at aald boad election upon com plying with tha rcquliem enla of aulaerUon (dF o f Sei-tlun to o .jll, F'lulIda Slolulva Suction *• The follow lug p rito n g are haraby appointed Incpectora nnd Clerk* o( aald bon I alnclloljt _ .„ u WEST SANFORD WEST SIDE SCHOOL I'UKCTNUT 1 Sira Lillie Buckler Clrrk Sira ll. L Harper liiapectera S ira Jack Stamper M ra J. 1L Lev Mra IL T. Thomae Air. It. Z Jnhnami Mra. It. Z. Johneon LVKM MoNItoFi LAKH MONROK SCHOOL I’ llKCINCT I Mr. lleorg e Bell Clerk M ra It. A. Thure*oW laapectera M ra J. D. Stapler Mra. J. C. Aluaa EAST SANFORD CANNING KITCHEN PRECINCT S Mra c l i f f AMaa Clark! M ra II. L Winn Mra Ira K. Southward Inspector* Mra S. A. Tlndal M ra llulh llarm n Mra. V. II. Hardin M ra rtuetare Bamberger Mra. Jamra Markham Mra. W. H, Rlgglnbolhaai Mr* A T. McArdle Mrs Illll Southward WILSON ICIfOOL DAOt.A PRECINCT t Mra. M. R Warfal r'l-rk lira. c . !., Jarrelt lia r H le ie Mra. Lurr Johneon Mra John Foa OVIEDO CITY ILUX. PRECINCT I Sira. Mildred Lire# C la rk Mra. Dot Ilereon Inapectore Mr* R. R. Watienbarge# Mra. Milton flora Mra Pete llcC atl PRECINCT * OFINF'.VA COMMITHtTT HOUSR PRECINCT It Clerk taipeclora PIIRCINCT II Clerk Inapectore Mrs. 1. tL Bllbrey Mr. Joha Thomas Hr. Edsoa Qoll • CHULUOTA CHULUOTA Mr*. Josla Freest* Sira. Nolan Fora Mrs, Anna Toll fry Mlsr I d a s Btntler GOLDENHOD COMMUNITY Mrs. Richard H. parks# Hr. Falk D. Slaytaa Mr. Robort E. Parke# Mr*. Utadya U J u t LON0 WOOD CITY » » « ■ Mrs. Ban Ora# Mra, W ill!* DeReea Sira. Clana Shaw 1 Sira. Georgs Bowie# Mrs. Vaetar Xtgla Ji-AKtLJtaRW.____ LAKE MART i i . t v in. w n g r a ils Mrs. Evelyn Thompson Mra. Kalharlna Leach re. R hode gptdell ALTAMONTE • NEW T o w n * a i t q Mr, J. C. Rondo Mra. Myrfla Mean Mra. Harriet Stelnhach Mra Ana IMnnock . Sir*. Itollle Sw afford FORREST C ITY U W. IIODOES RESIDENCE Mra. Dorothy Lambert Sira. Howard Van PtH Mr*. K ay Dunn Stra. Atlanta Xefllaitls RLAVIA SL V !A Jo* Silkier "A *v . * BC wc PRECINCT II Clerk inaptclors PRECINCT 11 Clerke laipectora PRECINCT II Mra. Jo* Mlhler Mra Paul Lukaa Sira. Jo* a Silkier V FERN PARK LEO ION HALL— PR A IR IR Mr*. Julia Krohn* Mra. D orothy Pavalehah Mra. Ruth Kataer Mra Maxine Bates Mra. R rba McClain SANFORD PROPER ARM ORY IH Mra. Evelyn Chrlatem ta Mr. T . A. C e M Mra. John Carltoa Jlra. T. a . Cobb Mra, W. II. Harriett Mra. Janet nuatavaon M ra IL T, HumphCT lira. J. V. Junes Mra. Mtnnt* K raliart Mr*. Netlla Kader Mra. Helen Ludwig Sir*, fl. I , Duncan Sire. Madeleine Faille ____ B EAR LA K E FLORIDA PO W E R COMPANY Clerk Inapectore „ « _ Mr O. B. Hughe* lira. Jeetl* Norrla EMi-cOTiixa cfcSi zKj Mra. O. n. lleghe* Mr*. Bertha Brook* Section 4. The form a f b a llet to be ueed la aald bead elMltew i b* la aubaUntlally th t foltew lag form : *»*«*iaw DAI LOT Special Tax School Df at riot No, i. Seminole County. Florida ok i, . . , " “ " ’l KJwulnn — November II. HIT Shall Special T a x School D lu rlct No. 1 o f Seminole Ooonty. Vto* rlda. laaua bondn In tha a g g r e s n u principal am ou nt o* not ow« ctadlng SI,uOO.OOO.#A baarlng Intrreat. payable aom l-anneotly, a t auch rat* or rataa. not exceeding the legal rat*, m ohall b o ilalermlned at tha lim a o f the eat* thereof, and matwrtag aerially In annual Inatallmaot* over a period n ot la oteood Twenty iifi} y««ra from lb# d i t t o f u i d bonds# fo r fh i D ur&M Of financing tha coet uf acquiring, bulldlag, en largin g, for* ntahlng or n lherw l)* Improvlag bulldlnga or achool ground*, aa m o.o apeclricalty deacrlhed and provided In the raaolutlon o f TbO R oeid of Public Inatruction of sem lnolo County, Florida, adepts* on the llth d a f o f September, 1S1T f ) FOR BONDS ( ) AGAINST BONDS Tnatructlon*. to Voter*: If you ara In fa v o r o f tho taeuoaca o f tha bonda, place aa E P mark la the apace to the left o f the worde "F O R BONDN*. If you are not In favoii o t tha leeuenc* ot the bund*, place aa " X * mark In tha apace In lha left o f tha word* "AOAINST BONDN*. 8 actio* t Tho Secretary o f tha Board la hereby nutborlaod snd illracted tu have printed on plain whit* paper, a lu ffloten t number o f lb# • fur•KN.hl pKpir bAlloU and dnlivtr Hi•rn I® th t In«p»i3tor» aflid C l u l i on or before ih* dal* and time lor opening o f the poll* fo r each bond el*,-tin# for alt preclaote nl which paper ballot* are to ba ueed. Said Secretary ahall a lio have prlntad eampl* baltota and daltver thorn l « tb* I n ap.flora and Clerk* on o r befnr* the data aad tim e fo r sp e e la g O' Ib* pulla (or auch bond election for all preclacla at whldh vo tla g m achina* are to be uied. and ta further authnrlitd and dlroctad to SMkP •pprnprlau arrangemanta « H h the proper official* o f Som lnolo County for the uaa o f aurh voting machine* at lho precinct* w hera votta g m achlnv* are tu be used • . Secttna S. Tho Supervlaor o f Raglatrattoa o f lha CouatF •* Seminole la hereby auihurHot and dlrecleil to mxka up and oaMIfy m ravuunn in rraeholdori lilt of a ll quaiMi.u qualified .ivuiur, electora ratliUnt In ina tha niatrioi Dlatrlot wno w ho aro o r* frOohoMi A eertlfti.il co p - uf* aurh — ‘ “Hat- ahall ...................................... d copy ha furalahad to Ih* Infpeotora MU Clerk* o f the election at each Plata where the vulre are tu f * caat |g i aald bondI election, and a carlilted copy o t auch llai ahall b* filed aw pttaarvad amoag Ih* racurda o f thla Uo. rd. Section T. Tttal Mila roaulutlon ahall h* publlahad to fu ll a s • part o f the notice o( aald bund election, together with an appropriate n#» He* In auch form a* the Secretary ahall dalermlna, la the Sanford Maraid, a nawapaper of gtneral clteulatlon in Semlnol* County, Florida. * S » each weak for four cuveecutlya w u l n , i.io i l i . i fulilh >tl.m to be not Icea than thirty daye prior to Ih* datu uf : .Id bund tlu ili.it. TH E BOARD u r I’ llIILIO INS I'RUCTION OY h k .m i n u l l c o u n t y , f l o i h d a . / * / JOHN L RltL'MLET—CHAIRMAN /• / J. A. DUST LINK-—MEMBER /a / C. F. HARRIMoN— MIDI HER / * / YV. A. I'ATUICK — MEFIIIKR >1/ L FL JORDAN— MFIMUEIt (SEAL) ATTEST: /• / ll. T. SIILWER. n t . MiLWKR, E v - o r n r m b r c r e t a r y a n d COUNTY JlirERINTRNDENT OF HESI INGLE ITRINTT BOA III) OF I’ UDLIC INSTRUCTION :.T l I 3 ky, if prices In L o i Angeles are a* high ai we’ ve heard they are! ! I had a "coffee* Friday morning fo r Mary Jo Cochrane, who is, as I said before, leaving on Wednes­ day. I say “ I” bad it, which isn’ t entirely true! Cmildn’ t have done lt without a eoupta of real nice neighbors! I’ m a very "slow star­ te r ", . . .especially in lha morn­ ing! f never could hava baked anything snd had it ready In time, so Gladys Carter, (who knows my weaknesses,) walked in at 7:30 A. M., with a piping hot coffee cake, nnd ■ little later, cam# in with cookies for tha "young fr y " , to keep them happy while the M om­ m y's enjoyed their coffee! Talked with Ruth Armistead at S:30 A. M ., and tha asked if I'd like a cake too, and at 9:13, she walked In with s marble cake, frosted with boiled frosting, and covered with coconut! ! (About all 1 can say tar myself n that I provided the coffee, snd managed to run the vacuum around, and dress m y­ se lf before the girls arrived! Those who cam e to say good-by to Mary Jo were Joanne Fleischman, Gladys Carter, Ruth Armlstead, Jackie Brooks, Margaret Milton, and Marlon Holme*. Complainant. KAKI, P. BUUMKRitlLL and EDNA SI Ah. UllAUUY aUhliCKILULU bl* w its. an<! It. II. H AIUtlsuN and —— - liAHHIrfO.N. bis art!*, Defendants. NOTIl'SJ OF MOHTOAGK FO RE. C U lU U h l U k I V CLE RK Notice le hereby g iv e s puriuaat lo a Final Decree ot foracloeui# dated Heptemtter I f. 1SST, and • weeded on October II, ISII, sad entered In Chancery Cate No. s i l l o f the O r o i l ! Court o f th e Ninth Judlelal Circuit In aad for demlnale Count aly. Florida. Florl w herein NEW TO RtIC LIF E INSURANCE COMPANT la nlalntlff and F.ARL F. I b U M K H lI U . tmi a -" *■" httADD T uLM UEH AILl. Me wife, are dei'eaJaata, 1 w ill eell bo the h .shaft sad b»<t bidder far rash a t the fron t duor ot the hemlnole County Courthouse, In gemlhole County, Florida. at 11:0* o 'clo ck s.m , aa tba llt h day af |S October, 1IST, tbe fallow in g daacrlbP ed property ae eot forth la aald Flasl Decree, to -w ll: ■Tl.e North l i e feet e f Let Seven ( I ) and all o f L ot Six (SI e f Block Tw elve ( I I ) of WYNNE WOOD, aa recorded )■ pletbook 4. pages SI. II and St oT the publl* reeorde o f Bem l u l i County, Florida. i s ;;. DSTED this llth day o f October. issr. News Briefs TRUCK GOES OVER C U F F BLOWING ROCK, N. C. W — The body o f 45-yesr-old Paul H. Bumgarner was found at the bot­ tom o f a 300-fdbt precipice Sunday near the w reckage of his pickup truck. Police Said Bumgarner ap­ parently lost control o f the vehicle Regular hours are aet up a| Se­ at high speed, causing it to swerve minole Memorial Hospital for do­ over the cliff. nors wbc srtsh t« contribute blood to any of the blood banks, replace PRINCE PHILIP NARRATES blocd, or lo donate blood fo r In­ LONDON OT — Britain’ s Trlnce dividual*. Donor Hours are on Mcmdiy, Wednesday and Friday Philip made his debut on Russian with White donors from 4-5 p.m . movie screens Sunday I t the same and Colored donors from 6 to 7 time Queen Elisabeth made her p.m . Telephone number o f the first television appearance In Can­ ada. Radio Moscow reported that blood donor o ffic e is Fa 2-45U, the Moscow Polytechnics! Museum The next Donor Day fo r the San­ showed the British documentary fo r d Elks Lodge w ill be on Thurs­ Him ’ ’This Restless Sphere" out­ day, Oct. IT, fro m 3 to 6:30 p.m . lining the work o f the Internation­ at the Elks Club where a mobile al Geophysical Year, Philip ap­ unit and technicians will be on pears in the film as narrator. hand. TLoiv Hr. W. O. Kllbeo ■OTICK o r BOXIS ELECTION IS ■FECIAL TAX (Coat laved frees Page 1) PBECINCT I school D iin u tT s o . t o r ikjiixoi .ii county, ell, members o l the faculty and Clerk s l u m iu a , o x l o s a a i w aw sees NOTICE Ik IiL.tik.HV GIVEN thni n bond eleclloa wlU bo h*U on lu p u s tare band alumni. tha llth da/ ot Nuvemuer, lit,, In special i u ttcuooi Dilutee No. I ui Those meeting tonight to inspect n n fie M , Coaatjr, Florin*.' fur ih* purpose *i determining whether or ■ * not Load* o t M id LRU net M oll bo Issued in nn * * * r t * * l* principal r n e e m e r I the new uniform ttylea and raa «uiount - o t* not - - exceeding — ........... - flV --------------------------------------- Clerk TWO M ILLluN, K HUNDRED THOUSAND AND eOHM (t3.Soo.uttft.ee> LiuLUAltu. bearing int.rait, payable semi(trials are: Carl Brumbaugh, Clay- Annually, at suck rats or rate), not exceediag tbs legal rata, aa shall Inspectors Thera a n 35 Sanford organ! ten Smith, Mrs. A . D. Rountree, rations with blood reserves in tbe Central Florida Blood Bank, It was Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mr*. R. W . Bracken, revealed yesterday b y Mrs. M. M. William*, Andrew J . R and, Seeretary-Manager o f the - principal o f Seminole High School, blood collecting t jie n c j -ljfv x -C -a -» e » - » t R x .H ’n — Organisations participating T o ter, George Dabbt, Mrs. Emory the blood reserve program ia Spelr, Mrs. Beverly Douthllt, Mrs. w hich Individuals also receive cre ­ Band O fficers dits fo r their blood are: the ACL Marvin Milam, Club, Carpenter’ s Union 2375, Flo­ Capt. W ally Pope, LI. Irma Corrida Power and Light Company let, Lt. Dickie Rountree, LI. BcrEmployee, Sanford Community, ry St. John. Lt. Pete Rounds, Lt. Sanford Veterans School, Atlantic Coast Line, Seminole County June Jennings, and Lt. Amoret conned members School Board, Southern Bell Tele­ Spelr, student phone Company, Seminole County Peggy LundquLst, Sblrlty Morgan Also Band­ Jaycees, Seminole County TB A s­ and Teddy Walker. sociation, Seminole County Health master Ernest Cowley. NAS Tuenday» October 15, 1057 Tko lu fo r d Legal Notice « . r HRRNDOI* m ark o f aald CtreuR ( X x r i B y: A ria i . f-uedqnlxt D eputy Clerk (Clrrnlt Court Seal) lone, low Flight-Stream roof and Hawk-inspired body styling mark the new V-8 {’resident and Commander - •mad tha Champion S ix, , , ns outstanding leaders tor 195S. steering for easy handling combine with a new Luxury^ Level ride to providn driving comfort emrwnivhiri ssrto by* earn #rwHng hundreds ol dollarm m m , lnteriora,'tbo,'aFt those *58 Studehakerv apart ,T. from color-con eiatefl, deeply emmoned uphoiatery u> saTety conn steering wheel and FlighuStyln inatnsnent panel. All thin,* ptns dependahk aerrteg, unsurpawed operating Bnooomr. and proven resale value make a Rtndehnlrir th« one automobile that rrtry '58 aw buyer should be s n %*\ t u t ! Vxrd your SUtdtbaktt-Paduui ~ R x clu siv e v a ria b le ijite sp rin g s and v a ria b le ratio Quasi ol your (Hour.,, Today/ ■#• Phan* noon b g fo r g fo r UP your R o n s / Isi tnr th g a s m * TO # 6 0 0 day) 3 , Vou ss lo ct your 1I21M HIM C l 08 own rspaym snt plan I u 14^ cm t *bs f? « lt « DM . m ui MM mm o . HAM KM KM ® F A ... . A *■ n S .)| FINANCK SIRVICI, I N C . r i M M I2S Ssuth Fork Av iu m • Totophone: FAIrfag 7-4612 Studebaker-Packard C O ir o iA T I O R ■ yiue/t ij^ toi& H aru A yieorn etyS id f SANFORD M O T O R CO M PANY, INC. 1001 8. Sanford Av*. > M I M M 9 $ M 9 9 6 6 « I M i 6 9 d 9dM M I t t t 9 9 | ll V �J «• U- THTMYTHrA'MIGHTY MAN WAS HP ~ ra s i n n o f *»r h »rt I ••a* Ckrlat »• wltk jou ilt-Out War Against Inventory Associations ax Is Planned nm ^ iVdf f i f l T O i i T S r r— uw IT tfi ■^p w p yk « iT m —S-------i i I k * Tint's end to take action to repeal the Inven’ tery Tax. i;s A meeting haa been acheduled fo r \\ Inter Park on November 2 when the plana and E MlixAtion will be launched on a atatewlde -ai«. They’re going a atep further b y activatI Florida Council For Inventory Tax i v A n d there are Inequities In the Inventory *<fta aa It now exiata. For instance there a i t u on Inventories from the raw material »the finished products In the factory, then the tax on the merchandise in the wholesaler's warehouse, and on top o f that •n Inventory tax on the goods on the re­ tailer's shelves. The tax has been Imposed at all turce levels: The manufacturer pays the tax, the wholesaler pays the tax and the retailer pays the tax. Thus the very same goods and merchandise Is taxed several times, at dlf- m ove alowly, as many do, it Is taxed year after year until it is sold. As the Florida State Retailers Association points out "Merchandise In the factory. In the warehouse or In the store window is not productive— is not earning anything." Cash In the bonk is taxed at one-tenth o f a mill on the dollar— but on the average, in Florida, Inventory is taxed at 41 mills. However, as it as been pointed out very' graphically, cities and counties assess any­ where from 10 per cent to 100 per -cent o f value. T h e n ’s no basic reasoning w hy merchan­ dise in the wholesaler's w anhouse or on the merchant's shelve* should bo taxsd more than its equivalent in cash! As in other realms o f tax inequities, r e ­ tail and wholesale merchants as well as manufacturers, are looking fo r ways and means to eliminate to unfair, unjust tax. Each man— each business— each industry should carry Its just tax load, its fair share and no more. Too Much Complacency In U.S. » I that they a n capable o f firing s a I CBM. However the satellite itself c s s n eer and founder o f the Interna­ tional AstroaaeUeal F adenU on . never b e o f direct military utility “ Um world shook w ith n o matter h ow fa r it is developed. Ned Worth Trouble ____ lU r whoa I predicted » Even If a manned latoUite were years ago that sp see travel w a* IS i s article written possible—and this la aa extreme­ problem— It would exclusively tar United P ie t s , ly complex A t a e v outlines what he twOevea not he worth the trouble. Photograph* taken froai sueh a ore the military potenttelhte* o f height would be useleso. Not only the eitelllte. Is the earth largely covered with U Z T tH *U S !**- ■I'." tpaannUy merchant*, merchant^ .a s * Military Potentialities Of Satellites J Wfittsa Per IMRnd Preee PA R IS W — Russia’ s sp satellite win never be out o f direct m ilitary value, bu t 1U Indirect value In gathering data shout the higher atmosphere and open space i t enormous. Such facts a rt crucial to calcu ­ lating the trajectory o f an Inter­ continental ballistic missile. Certainly the rocket which launched the Russian earth satel­ lite could be used to I CBM. B y Munching the satellite the RusaUna have proved beyond Foreign News Com m entary I r CHARLES M. M iCANN The weak’ a good and bad a m on tlx InternaUeaxi balance sh ad: Soviet RuaaM’ a Sputnik, tk* first earth satellite, sped steadily round the w orld at 11.000 miles an hour th is wek. IU Munching bad marked the dawn o f a new era in spaee travel. U was a scientific rather than a military triumph. President Ei­ senhower said, for instance, that It did not increase his apprehen­ sions over American national sacurtly— " n o t one lata." But Russia followed up the launching b y announcing that It tasted a m ighty new hydrogen weapon. And it announced in Au­ gust tha testin g o f the fir s t Inter­ continental ballistic m issile, called the "ultim ate w eapon." There waa a tendency in official Washington to minimize tha im­ portance o f Russia’ s beating the United Statea into the air «lth a satellite. The United Statea raalty waa not try in g to be first, it was said. This view was not shared by the scientists o f the United States or any oth er country, and llttlo Sputnik certain ly ciptured tha imagination o f o r d i n a r y people throughout the world. ‘ The military and political implication* o f evident that they have the intercontinental the Russian's scientific accomplishment o f ballistic missile, We do have reason to launching the satellite they call Sputnik 'k n ow that there has been too much com­ • n grave for the United States and the free placency in America, and that budget cutt­ world. The Russians appear clearly to be ing o f primary scientific and defense needs ahead o f the United Slates in the race for could lead us and the free world to disaster. This nation has all of the resources it an intercontinental ballistic missile, Also the Russians have already begun to squeeze needs In order to regain whatever may have . the fullest propaganda advantage from the been lost. But we cannot achieve this by being complacent. Over and over again, it great achievement o f the scientists. They a n deriding the United States, la essentia! that this truism be stated until and boasting. Asian and African nations will we get a change o f attitude, and the neces­ be Impressed by what the Russans have sary action. The time for "agonizing reap­ done, and our own allies will become appre­ praisal” has arrived. • • • hensive that American propaganda has mis­ fired. Stockpiling To Be Studied ■ The entire American propaganda and In­ Taxpayers can take satisfaction In the formational policy needs immediately to news that the government is doing some be ssseased and revised. Madison Avenue soul-searching about the wisdom o f stocktechniques are no weapons with which to piling vast quantities o f materials that would The launching of Sputnik coin­ explain and counter the Sputnik. And our cided with a visit by Marshal be useful in time o f war. A committee to be Georgl Zhukov, S o v I a t d tfen is netentlst* must be given nil that is needed appointed by Defense Mobllizer Gordon minister and No. 2 man in the to permit them to succeed in catching up Gray is goin to study the matter. There is Kremlin, to Indepenlent Commu­ with and surpassing the Russians. reason to hope that this new appraisal will nist Yugoslavia. Ruscia’ i success With will, imagination, intelligence and result in a general scaling down o f stockpile In this enterprise, slong with the aerious determination we can erase or neu­ testing o f the ICBM snd o f a new purchases. hydrogen weapon teemed likely to tralise the advantages which the Russians One cannot argue successfully against the help him In negotiations with Pres­ have gained. And it must be emphasized ident Tito. that the military and political implications wisdom o f keeping nmple stocks o f strstegic Soviet Communist leader Nikita o f the Russian achievement are what con­ materials on hand. Having conceded that S. Khrushchev disclosed in an in­ cern us, not the contribution their scien­ hnt eC M . u ° “ V ? , p o ,n t o u t th a t t h « * " d R terview In Moscow with James half billion dollars worth o f varied goods Reston, ch ief o f the Washington tists hnve made to knowledge. We have no ground for assuming that and materials stored up by Uncle Sam la buresu o f the New York Times, * P,Ie to h»ve around in time o f that the Soviet govtrnm ent had the Russians have irreversibly turned the tried to get Secretary o f State batancc of strength and military power be­ ? " * tMn,<r' 80me mllitary men John Foster Dulles to invito Zhu­ cause their scientists Munched the first h r w 1 ! hat *, nuc,cftr w* r might be so kov to Washington. Khrushchev earth satellite, and because it now seems In ifn n .n rend*r hu*e " tocM l e s valueless made no atempt to conceal his annoyance ov er Dulles’ rejection S "h W,r* Another " w o n fo r o f the bid. fill t • the *Dwl Mns* of hoarding evervT h t Sanford H«rold h ng from titanium to castor oil^ii that Frince’ e cabinet crista seemed this run* directly counter to the need f o r as f i r from solution as when it • E i'-rr4 ■»r.«4 *!*•• m*M»r nrlakvr XT ISIS at •“ “ " W ” * I" W .r .1 ^ S ,0 r M l Of Hi. nf lim l.H n*ri4a. n af.r Ik , Sal af ( a a ir t u ..» Marrb X l*t» Difficult problems would bo involved In any !* • af Iha I all-4 Praia move to substantially curb the purchases o f whlah la *allll*4 r ,r l a ,< ,,l, in ,h , . . . far rt»nfcll«a* strategic materials. The incentive program * f Sll Ik* laral a n t . arl.1,4 la tkla aan.aaaar. for the production of various metals, fo r •i n a r n u T i i i s n v r r » fa rlar Ua par « « k Oaa Maatfc kl.aa example, could not be abandoned without Tkraa Maatka Waaika Oaa Vaar started on Sept. S*. Premier Mau­ rice Bourgei-M auioury was oust­ ed on e confidence vote M which he sought epprovel o f a plea for ■elf-rule in Algeria. President Rent Coty celled first on Guy Moist, then on Rene Ple­ ven — both form er premiers — to form a new governm ent. Both m «n felted to get the support neee se ry to control a majority o f the National Assembly, the controlling house o f Parltement. Just one thing w e t certain: Un­ til rren ch politicians are wiling to f iv e a premier authority to rule, without being constantly at tho m ercy o f the country’ s 15 dif­ ferent parliamentary groups, any government that m ay b t formed w ill be shaky. Student riots la W arsaw agsteat Impossible Speed tha seml-iadependent government Even at ISO mites up, the satel­ o f Fellah Communist leader Wlalite would have to circle the earth dyalaw GomuBta fla red a n d . aubat a fa r greater speed—s t y t.ooo yards a second, or about 18,000 It had been feared that indus­ trial workers, taking their k ey miles an hour. Launching a m l; slit at such a speed would be fro m the etudenU who protested highly Impractical. ■ latest the repression o f • news­ T b .re would be no p rtcish n in paper, might strike for higher firing It There would ho Just as pay. H ie singular eituation la which great a chance o f It hitting its heme country at t f hitting Its In­ tha biterly anti • Comunlst R o ­ tended target. man Catholic Church Is support­ There rre difficulties enough in ing the Gemulka regim e was am i%unc*lng bombs f r m .* ' ' 1 »* phaalaed by an editorial In the flying only a m 'u high. A t Lk: Vatican City w eekly newspaper O ie r -s tc r e Cola D o m in ic -, an miles up and at a speed o f 11,000 u n officia l publication. It warned miles nn hour, rretlsten would be completely lacking. against riots, saying they could l i e m l danger Is 'he intercon­ result only la Russian interven­ tinental ballistic missile, once tion. launched, can n * be Intercepted. 1: h>s r speed of 13,000 miles aa hour. I da r e t believe It will over ne possible to deteeor deflect ■ mis"y ou n g m erried i." So d o beer ad i. si'O traveling i t tea' speed A fish in g Uckla firm hopes to Gathers lafon-iaMnn eaeourege more fam ily flih teg trips by turning out peetal colored all tend to maka the home more rode and reels fo r (ho girls. o f a focal point fo r advertlaing ap­ Liguer A d Cancelled . S o widespread has the fam ily peals. ■apraaaatak •art lea la*. Vatiaaall, kf n-aeral « 4 ,r r il-l.a Ml fianr^it aa.laaa Saak lift, Attawr*. flwfifMla Pekllikr4 Dally n r «M viturdgr n*4 I hrlaiaiaa. aaiurriar ^r«r.4laa t'hrUinaa. PNRIf Pr.ltKtVa 11411— aa4 Pakllthaa VJUli T l'H M i Jit. Hatlaatr M*r. W kniov n i m m an.. IIAIIar 1*1 BI.V.V J. C tS lIlV l A l.rrilalan Maaapar Page Tuesday, October 15, 1957 i w i hCi ndl!Stry* DIjpo#In* °* «°me o f t r m .M k " i a rea< y ° n h , n d tt,* ° w o u W c * u a o trouble unless transactions were handled very carefully to avoid disrupting th T m aiRti" . it i* «r°°<i to know that a non-govern­ ment committee is going to tackle the mat­ ter. Trimming the fat from the stockpiling progrnm appears to be one good way to save Uncle Sam soma money without hurt­ ing his chances o f survival. Rabbit Fever A Threat To The Careless Hunter ly HUMAN A ICNBlilN, M.D. GOOD sp ortsm a n sh ip to t i s r rubber glovM while dree*, honesty really pay o ff In hunting. teg wild game. At least they do aa tar as the I f the carcass has white spots Inside, Mpeclally on tha spleen or health picture Is concerned. f o r thla reason, 1st ms caution liver, burn It. Wash your hands you against shooting slow-mov repeatedly w ith aoap and water rabbits. And don’t pick up a or a disinfectant after handling rabbit unaxplalntdly found dasd sueh an animal. and try to p u s It o ff aa your own. Don’t Treat YoureaU Either animal may be Infected W hite c o d e ln a ta k en every with tularemia, or rabbit fever. three or (ou r hours probably will Although loug] this disease infects relieve tha headache caused by many wild animals, It la moat tularemia, you must get com pe­ often found tn rabbits. It U never tent m edical help. D on’t try to transmitted from person to per treat yourself. son. but you can become Infected Moat cases seem to respond while handling or dressing a die- wall to streptomycin. eased animal. Thorough eooklng o f all wild Tha disease, which usually is,gams. oortU u lsriy r*bb!*s. - zs tr«n «»i**-4 u t« mucous sen t i ll la preventing tuUremla. msmbrano or a break in tha akin, Feaoateg th o m eat doesn’t destroy usually begins with sudden chills, tha organism w hich causes ail Mm headache and nausea, accom pa­ trouble. nied by faver o f 101 to 1H dagr»M and prostration. L. H .: W hen I was young l board a great deal about erysipelas, m D ovolop A a Ulcer tho last few years, however, I havo Y ou’ll probably dovolop an ul­ n ot heard o f anyone having tho cer a t th e spot where the lnfoc disease, la tt extinct? lio n h as en te re d y o u r body. Answer: Erysipelas at on e Ume Lymph glands la nearby parte of was an extremely dangerous dlstho body will begin to swell. Is o m . However, with the advent o f Usualty^by.the fifth day a ty-Igulfonam lde and antibiotic drugs, p h oid -h k e'ttete develop*. About this condition can be rapidly six per cent of the victims die. |cur»d. H#nce, UtUe publicity I strongly urge ail >uu hunters siren to it. I f E The Sanford Herald 204 West First Street Sanford, Florida Dear M erchant and Friends of the Sin ford Lions Club: Wa take this opportunity to again thank you for y ou r won­ derful cooperation In the further­ ance of our better sight and other worthwhile program s. Your kindness in allow ing us to place our F ord Gum Ball Ma­ chines on y ou r counters, and in your stores, has helped ua accom ­ plish the follow ing things during the past y e a r : 1. Forty (40) undarprivtleged rhildren in area had eye examinations to determine correction needa. Ry FRED DANZIG United Press Staff cerresp m i ee t N E W YORK «* — Advertise, m en u , like suburbs, streets and schools, ere getting crowded. The beautiful woman Is still there, o f course. Only she’ e not ■lone. She’s ■ mother now and she’ e accompanied by bar hus­ band and the kids. In short, Madison A veo»* his discovered the American family, fam ily la Attlen A d i la newspapers, magailats and on television, now tend to por­ tray fam ily groups in action, be It getting the fam ily car filled with gasoline et the neighborhood station, sipping soda from familysite bottles during a family back­ yard barbecue, eating cereal from fam ily-sits packages, taking pic­ tures, talking on the telephone, or looking at stock quotations. M ore clgarslte ads feature the appeal becom e that a liquor cam ­ paign recently broke the ground rules by showing a fem ale in an ad. Evan though she wasn’t drink­ ing tha rum or touching a glass, her m ere presence caused an up­ roar and the ad wae canceled. Advertising men boll down the reasons for the fam ily approach as follow s: p r a p e r ity and laisura tim e. W om en do about three-fourths o f tho fam ily spending, ao broad ap­ peals aimed at women and the thing uppermost In their minds, fam ily , ara profitable. The fiveday week, the move t « suburban living, informality, and television LAFF e -u tur. ringn m in Obeying this sign mar oost you a f*w minutes. Filing to heed it may coat a Ufa. D on't b a a k ilk r . . . o r e corpse! When traffic lews are obeyed, deaths go DOW N! BACK I M ATTACK ON FRANK ACCNWfTII FMtktd «4 a n i l s ts wqiw l w mult -M V I. JJnrtuiag C w u il PRESIDENT W. Hush Duncm CHAIRMAN C. C. W elsh FOR QU ALITY 5 QV \ \\ \w\ S EE —C W ELSH Welsh T ire Shop 105 W. 2nd T R U C K RUBBER RECAPPING ON YOU R SMOOTH TIRES PHONE O.EIGHT SEVEN TWO “ If Y ou Have A Tire Job To Do" CHURCH IN A PUB LONDON Ol — " I f the people 4 won’ t c om e to church, the church I must g o to the people,” Rev. Stan- G ley Evans said Sunday. "I t war very successful," he said today. " I am hoping te hold similar services quite often in the future.’’ a FA LLS IN CHIMNEY • LYONS, France (tit — Raymond ReveUin-Falcoz, 33, told firemen who extracted |lm fro m the foot?) o f an ei*hf -story chim ney tn hiapartment house Sunday that he fell into the chimney while sleep­ walking on the roof. A building employe heard hi* m uffled cries end ceUed firemen fo r help. t ■ . Prosperity Ovate Markets Prosperity, besides altering old­ er advertlaing approaches, also has created new markets fo r such things a t sm all boats, ewlm m irg pools, station wagons and plcnle Items. The trend M more than a pass­ ing phenomenon, fo r the number o f families living in the United 5tatti is increasing. Last year there were nearly 42-mlUIoo. By 1975, this figura will pass >4-mil­ lion. The reaehlng-out for fam ily bus­ iness also involves transportation. Important railroads, airline* and bus companies have Introduced fam ily rates In recent years, along with major hotels. In religion, churches are urging families not to split up at sum­ mertime b y sending the children o ff to cam p. Take summer camp vacations together, they suggest, Sunday schools are Inaugurating fam ily courses. Industry U in tha picture too, with a recently-launched "Fun with P o p " program, aimed at building a happier fam ily Ufa by getting fathers to spend more time with their children. U •. P T V I O \J » C l C4 IV ( t RI Dt - I N T Ht A T R E NOW SHOWING STARTS S:J» T H U N D IR IN O .A D V I N T U R B I TfCMNICOLOnW acouMSUMcruKt. FE A T U R E — ■:<> — PLUS— V M e ^ r i, F E A T U R E - 8:34 "CH ILDREN UNDER 13 ADM ITTED F R E E " >«*?*. w. m u n u n u u m tt "That's right 1 122 East S treet. . . there'! n man atuek in n chairl” YOU'RE THE BOSS u/ap 1 Sixteen (II) pairs of glaiMi purchased for needy child­ ren. 3- Conducted tho thirtieth (10th) consecutive y ea r of LiUle League Baseball for boys nine to (w eirs. U 0 boys participated l u t season. 4. Sent • b o y to B ey s’ Itate. Wa know y ou art proud you had a part In making thu above projects possible. Thank you fo r ytwr cooporstion in the past, and we solicit your continued help la the months to corns. Sincerely yours. The Russians and the Americans have been experimenting on sendlag oiil-Tiait, vitklr . f —n rr monkeys, up in rocket* to lest on them the effects o f enormous scceteration and o f the lack of gravity. Such date, very important fo r * ) tha future, so fa r have been ttlcen for only two or three minutes at ■ time. Bat In the satellite teere will be a continuous lack of grav­ ity aa long as it if in the sky. American Family Is Discovered Letters To The Editor U .M * v i.i hi m AMOMtear* aallraa. ra-4 af ikaakt. raaalallaaa aa4 SaHaaa af aalartalaaiaai far Ika aaranaa a f ralalaa ■ i f . a lll ka akaraaS far af rraula, aiiarllalap aalaa. -p h jto tn p h tr -W from that high up woold give no details e f the ground w o w . la abort, espionage is not poa•Able with tU s satellite. What about reducing Its alti­ tude? Theoretically any height Is poielMt—o r would be, but for tha retarding effect o f the earth’s atmosphere. Tim average altitude e f the Russian satellite—M2 miles i— means it h a t a minimum altitude o f around 200 miles end a maximum o f BOO milft- Tha lowest prartkabte mean altitude fo r an earth satellite would be around 900 mites. This would m ean a minimum o f ISO mile*. At any low er Might the Mteliite would start running into tho upper atmosphere. The n -'n tary v ita s of the sitelU e te to gathering data about the upper atmosphere, which begins TS miles u p and about outer spec*. This is necessary to com­ pute tha trajectory o f the ICBM. A t to using (he satellite as a a military h ast or aa a colony, the * earth already hae a larger, stable satellite: the moon. It does not need another. you are When yen ceme’ le ns far messy YOU set the terns. YOU dalenoise the siso el (ho Man. tho omowafs and dales ol payments - •▼an the payment plan. You can ItMp y o u r By* on children, p*M a n d parcels when y ou d o y ou r banking at ou r drlv t'in . Bring tfitm a lon g in th « ca rl Pnrhap* you 're In a houre dress a n d don't lon iia up | d ;| | t » $ 4 0 0 * wvirii iu Uiuiet iw wliu.iyw. O r a g a in , you G.A.C. F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ------------------------- — SANFORD----------------------------1 11 W*n Flftt Ji/isT. ......................... .. m ay w ant to d o d g e rain drop s o r parking troubles. Our drive-in is the an sw er I >Ai’rte* J-2 74 ] (O U Pt i k u i T l H l i , I«.l4 i* (| CB(S Hewv Psilj t-$; Mdey M i Oeisd teiwdey — fr fM H P T T DOWNTOWN—4 0 1 Wait Ceolrol Avenue.. . GA/de<* J 04PJ C O tO W A lT O W M —174$ le.1 CotooloT Drive ]GArde* g .2042 Ofikt Beam Daily f t; Rsdosteiy t U tv k f M I loans m.v .3 to r u id i ;.;* o r all n i a u t tow ns Give T o The UNITED FUND �'r .-* “ t a w » f : i v -v ■v " v - Tuesday, October 15, 1957 The Sanford Herald—P ftf* B Woman’s - i ' / -':- ' N ew , Arrival Page , Church Calendar All Women In Area Asked To Participate In Service at the home o f Mrs. Audrey GDI* TUESD AY Circle No. 2 o f the Lake M ary In Lake tlary. Th* H om em aker's Class o f t h ' Mary Preabyterlan Women’ * Or­ ganisation will m eet at 8:00 I*. M. First Baptist Church will m eet r World Community Day will be through out resettlement campe in tha home o f Mrs. 0 . Lewis D_: J. C. Sikes, M rs. R . A . BennaU, kins, 1907 MellonviUe A re., at observed In Sanford Friday, Nov. Europe and the Far East. Mrs. D. Newsom e, Mrs. C. H. 8:Co P. M. Mrs. Marvin Sion* 1 at 2:00 p. ra. in the First Warm clothing In good condition Moss and 3lrs J. P. HalL Methodist Church. The United fo r b oy i and girls i i especially wi.. be co-hostess. All member* .Jacardanda Circle year according to Church Women o f Sanford have needed this are urged to attend. , Dirt Gardener's Circle Jaeardanda Circle m ei Friday naked that all women in the area Mrs. W ells. She states that “ It The Fidelia Class o f the First A beautiful day, Friday, made H ie Sanford Garden Club will He was associated with the U . of participate this year. This state- Is the responsibility o f these of the Dirt Gardener's trip to the evening fo r a covered dish rapper Baptist Church will meet with Mr* >:• -v bold the first general meeting ol Fla. experimental station a t Sanf s T i —Ith Hire nrwer+y nnd W H. Dunean. 80S Catalina D rltt vt.3-r.h-.-. aaiaatka O d ltd i5 at the home o f Mrs. C. M. Flower* the r e a r T h u rifo*- O ctober UL*t- ■ifni-flu iifiT 'jra T s. w « >* TTEIW r T . ~3T.-------” dent, Mrs. George Wells, and a homeless status to assist others perfect w ay to atari their actlv: I on e u iu y r i u m i V ;• -• > ' [He ETuTcTuonaT building o( me ir s . W . B. Brinson, Mrs. R . G. chairman o f the planning com- still living under bondage.1' W are Bible Class o f the Flgat Following this he was em ployed ties fo r the year. . F ln t Presbyterian Cbun-h at Hickson and M rs. Dorothy Tar- Methodist Church will meet Tues­ mittcc, Mrs. Arthur Beckwith. Mr. Robert McCoIlcy, the owner •*•*•»*• v * • V fE -jw 12:30. A covered dish luncheon will at an entom ologist by the Shell lap. * day i t 7:00 P.M. for a covered of the nurseries, has collected and The theme o f this year’ s ob­ Chemical Co. Since that tim e Hr. be served. Mrs. A. K. Rossetter waa guest dish supner. grown in five years an amazing servance will be "B read, Freedom, The apeaker will be Jack Rus- Ruaaell has operated a garden speaker. Her topic was houseThe Junior Fellowship o f the display o f tropical and sub tropi­ and Dignity." Parcels o f warm % \ell o f the Orlando Garden Mart. supply store in Orlando. M ore re­ plants. First Presbyterian Church will cal plants. He talked to the group clothing, sheets, pillowcases, r I J ' Mr. Russell's topic w ill be annual cently, he has written articles for She donated one o f her fam ous W m -V meet fo r rehearsal at 4:13 P. M. about tbc methods o f hybridizing household linens, blankets and / 0 planting and “ What*a new In gar­ a Central FUrtda newspaper un­ dish gardens as a prize which waa The Pioneer Choir o f the Flrsl and the efforts made to develop yardage of laundered denim a rc an­ dening practices". Included in hia der the title o f "Garden Health." won by Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. Presbyterian Church w ill m et le t __________ - I . sturdy beautiful plants which will nually prepared by church circles l l n . Fred Ganat, president of talk will be the selection of suitMiller named the most varieties rehearsal at 3:00 P. 31. thrive In our patios and homes. and Individuals to be sent to Winable annuala, preparation c f aoli. the Sanford Garden Chib, w ill con­ B A B Y GIRL BROWN, daughter In tho garden. Mrs. M. R. W hit­ The Pioneer Fe’ lowvhlp o f the After hi* talx Mr. McColley con­ sdor. Md. Here, the Church World duct the meeting. In ch a rse of o f M r. and Mm. Charles Brawn, and the care of planta. An invitation Is extended to any­ ducted the group through his con­ ney, pari chairman, read her let­ First Presbyterian Church w ill Service distributes the articles M r. Ruaaell la no stranger to the program la Mrs. J . E . Ter- Titusville . Beni Oet. 11. ter o f thanks fo r the eo-operaUou one eligible and Interested In a servatory and green houses, an­ meet fo r supper and recreation (Photo by Bergstrom) Sanford. He is a graduate o f the wlUlger Jr. Mrs. Ralph Deans, Ladies Auxiliary o f the Fleet R e­ swering tho many questions asked received during her two years c i In the Youth Building from 2:00 University o f Florida with a B. courtesy chairm an, baa m ade the office. serve Organisation. A meeting by the Dirt Gardeners. P. M. through 8:00 P. M. S. and an U. S. in entomology. arrangements fo r Uw m eeting Mrs. J . C. Andrews presided at will be held on Friday, October Mrs. George Harden had a brief W EDNESDAY the meeting with twenty-four 18th, 2 P . M ., In the T-V room business meeting and the group Girl Scout Troop No. 149 o f tb* members and guests present. o f the C h ie fs Club. stayed to have their lunch at the First Presbyterian Church wlU By Marian Jones Camellia Circle The requirement fo r eligibility OSTEEN—The Osteen Home OVIEDO — Parties are In the Is limited to w ives, mothers, sis­ nursery. Hostesses were MesdamThe Camellia Circle held It* first meet In the Youth Building at 2:20 Demonstration Club met last week vogue again in Oviedo. The young ters, and daughters, not 1im« than ea Helen Wlnqulst, W . M. Yung, meeting o f the year at the home P. M. at the home o f Mrs. Joe Masters. people are the recipients o f m ost 10 years o f age, of members of Myron Smith and Edmund Melsch. of Mrs. Robert Crumley on F or­ lxara Circle E. Bell, M rs. John Senkarlk Sr., TUESDAY Tomatoes, oranges, grapefruit O ffieera for the com ing year o f the ones that a n being given The Fleet Reserve Association rest Drive, Thursday evening. CoThe Ixora Circle met Friday al General meeting o f Women’ s and Mrs. R o y TUlls. and cantaloupe are especially good were elected and a n Mr*. Robert now. h o ile 'se s were Mrs. Bruce Saxon and widows o f Fleet Reservist), Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial sources o f vitamin C. Intrrmediate C .V» o f the Fleet Marine Corps Reservist* the home o f Mrs. Volio William* and Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr., A t ’ l:00 P . M. the Fine Arts W illiam s, president: M rs . Amelia - ^ J r. fo r a covered dish luncheon. Hospital at the J tw iih Community Mrs. 11. P. Newton o f DeBary Program w ill be “ Ceram ics as s Osteen, vice president; Mrs. Guy Ovlr,]o Baptilt church and the and retired enlisted men o f the The luncheon was served on Mrs. Center at 1:00 P. M. Social hour Beall, secretary and treasurer; was guest speaker. Mrs. Newton Aa Mrs. Bolx played “ Beautiful will follow . AU mem bers are urg- hobby", sponsored by M rs. S. G. Mrs. Joe Masters, county council Junior-High youngsters e tch en United States N ary and Marine William's lovely screened porch. gave an Interesting program on Isle o f Som ew here", each m em ber Corps. joyed parties on Friday night. As Harrlman. Co-hostcssea were Mrs. Taylor » e d to attend. delegate. the Intermediate G A's could In­ Anyone interested Is urged to Brown, and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick. camellias, with the help o f col­ placed a rose around an open bt* The American Home Department “ Roaring Twenties" b a ll lime Mrs. Masters demonstrated va­ vite and some few o f them were attend this very Important meet­ ble, behind which a candlo burn­ ored slides. Tho mooting was opened with o f the Sanford W om an's Club io show and junior lursiiy football rious hwtdUrafta suitable far r -e Mrs, Ralph Betts, chairm an, ed. In Junlor-7R„h, it was a toss- ing. You can r b lo !" ’ urther in­ prayer. Tho business meeting ".'a? having a covered dish supper at Mrs. B. C *Tj7rc read a psalm, game, 7:30 P . M. Concession stand at Christmas. up as to which party to attend. I formation about this meeting by conducted by the chairman, Mrs. conducted mo business' meeting. the club at 1:00 P. M. The pro­ A n International luncheon - was believe Mrs. Margaret Ragsdale. calling FA 2-4967 or FA 2-**W. and closed the service with a poem Roll call was announced b y each Walter Meriwether, it was an­ gra m will be ‘ 'Advantages o f with good food and drinks. Spon­ planned fo r the O ctober meeting mem ber with the name o f • new by Loagefellosr, Counsellor or the GA'a reported nounced that beginning wills tho Y outh Centers In C om m unities" sored by the P-TA o f Seminole to be held at the hom e o f Mrs. Mrs. Georg* M cCtll, program plant she planned to grow this they had three c f the Ju n ior December meeting, the time will The speaker will be Senator a High School. chairman. Introduced Miss Eilat** P# T« Piety* year. High’ s In their group. be changed to 2:30 A . M. Douglas Stenstrom. Hostesses fo r It w as decided to bold a com ­ Following the meeting, refresh­ K irchboff, who discussed Gerber* THURSDAY She alio reported that the skat­ Mrs. David Bach spoke on tri­ tha evening are M;*a. Douglas Stenmunity covered dish supper In De­ ing party at the Coliseum in Or­ ments were served by tho hostess­ daisies. She explained their plant­ The fam ous Rebels Quartette color draccna and Its care as a strom , Mrs. W arren Knowles, cem ber. , es to Mrs. George Andrew Speer, ing and care, and stated that Oct­ lando was a huge success and OSTEEN— Mr. and Mrs. Nort house plant. M rs. W. H. Stamper, Mrs. II. S. will sing at the High School at Itefreih m '~ U w ere then served evetyune enjoyed it Immensely. Mr*. Bill Gramkov, Mrs- Rich­ ober Is an excellent time to start 2:00 P M. Sponsored by the Latin man M iller left Wednesday to Mr*. A. It. Mullins, Pres, o f the «. D ugger, Mrr. L. P . Payton a n ’ by the hostess te M rs. J . C. Cart Following this they Journeyed to ard Slivers, Mrs. Alfred Greene, them. Club. T ickets on sale at the San­ visit various places, combining St. Lucie County Federation of ' ^ M r i . Jack Stamper. penter, who was welcom ed as a Anderson’s In Winter Park for a Committee reports were given. ford Herald. business and pleasure. They will Garden Clubs and an accredited Mrs. Ed Peterson, Mrs. Donald There will be a quarterly board new m em ber, Mrs. Guy Beall. delicious repast o f hamburgers, Flamm, Sirs. Jack Martin, Mrs. The chairman gave the member* a visit their daughter and son tn-lavr The Sanford Garden Club will Mrs. Muriel Lemon, Mrs- Amelia (low er show judge, will bo the meeting o f the Seminole County T. Alfred Chiles, Mrs. Malcolm report on the board meeting and french fries and cold drinks. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B erth ! In Oak speaker at tho next meeting. Her B . and Health Association at 8:00 have a general business meeting Osteen, Mrs. Frank George, Mrs. Lodge, Mrs. Donald Knight, Mr. tho plana fo r the Sanford Garden Guests Included Junie Fleming, Ridge, Tcnn., where Bertinl la ■ topic will be Interpretive flower and covered dish luncheon a t 12:30 P .M . in the Educational Building R obert Williams, M rs. P . T. PI*- Tom m y Bry»nt; Linda Harris, Harold Chapman, Mrs. Ralph Club. The next meeting nf the , .... . . .. nuclear physicist. Then on to arrangements. o f the First BaplUt Church, Oct. P. M. at the educational building ty, M r*. Albert Pell. Mrs. Clar­ Betts, Mrs. John Keeling, Mrs. Central Circle wiB be held with Hoy Vtalnrlght; Marilyn Mathers, Chicago to attend the Ceramic o f the First Presbyterian Church. ence Snyder and Miss Margla Mar­ Attending the meeting and lunch IS. Freddie A lford; Nancy Estes. Rob- show the Merchandise Mart. eon were Mrs. Davis Bach, Mrs Dan Batten, Mrs. Benny A m lin, Mrs. M. C. Hagan, Nov. 14. The Sanford Unity Class w ill Jack Russell o f Orlando, will shall. attending the meeting w ere Urg. and Sirs. J. L. Horton Jr. art OUlff; Julie Gore, Bcnnc Mrs. Miller Is Interested In ce­ Don Bales, Mrs. G. D. Bishop m eet at the Valdes Hotel at 1:00 speak on “ New Gardening Proce­ J, W. Schwarz, Mrs. Zeb R atliff, Rose O rcte Wain right: Carer Alford, Jerry ramics. while Miller will study Jr., Mrs. A . J. Bracken, Mrs. Tay P . M ., Rev. Josephine Stuckle will dures.'’ Hoke, Mrs. Frank Rose Clrclo met with Mrs. Mrs. E. M. Ulrey; Sandy Carson, Charles ".Swedish Imports In Wooden lor Brown, Mrs. George Dangle- Charles Lawson on Friday. There Hill, Mrs. E. R. Wood, Mrs. Georg* FRID AY conduct the study class. The pubParker, Carol Parkar. Carl F ab ry ; man, Mrs. Frank Donahoc, Mrs W are." The M imosa Circle o f the San­ 4} 11c is cordially invited to attend were twenty-ona mem bers and McCall, Mrs. J. Jackson. Mrs. A. Jackie Pendarvls, We* Evans; Following this, the Milters will Al Doudney, Mrs. John Fitzpat­ two guests present. Speaker was K. R e s e lle r , Mrs, D. C. Moore, ford Garden Club will m eet with Stephen Bowse these classes. Gladys A lfcrd, Jimmy Brookshire; visit her sister, .Mrs. Howard rick, Mrs. Fred Ganas, Mrs, Bert Mrs. Lawson who spoke on the Mrs. A . C, Benson and Mrs, N. U. Mrs. Ray P eck, DeBary at 10:30 Mrs. Ollie Stockton WEDNESDAY Bessie Fleming and Jim Hill. Cha­ Schrli-ber In Grand Rapids, Mich. Hollingsworth, Mr*. Doris House­ care and feeding of houseplonts Brower, The Chiefs W ives Club will meet A. M-. fo r the regular meeting Mrs. W . J. Peacock perones were, In addition to the Joyce Cullum On the return trip they will se* holder, Mrs. Wight Klrtley, Mrs. and also gave many pointers on at 2:00 P. M. at tha C. P. O. and covered dish luncheon. Counsellor, Mrs. MUton Gore, Mrs. W. E. Knowles, Mrs. Walter Meri­ Club fo r the regular business m eet­ Elsie Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. their daughter and son In-law, wether. Mrs. Tom Mere, Sirs. tho raising o f orchids. She had Mr. and Mrs. Robert Workman o f ing. several beautiful examples to Il­ Eddie Parkar. Vann Parker, Sira. A . J. Pleva, The Civic and Fine Arts Depart lustrate her talk. The first o f a series o f Junior- Elinor, W. \ a . Enroule they exMrs. Vincent Roberts, Mrs. W . It. m ent o f the Sanford Woman’ s A tour o f Mrs. Lawson's garden High School p a r es was given on PCft ta make numerous bushes* Stemper, Mr*. Douglas Stenstrom, Club will hava a covered dish Friday night at the swimming in ta c t* concerning the dUtribuo m p lc t c d the meeting. Mrs. W. By VIRGIN IA CONN. Society Editor Mrs. J, E. TcrwlUeger Jr., Mr*. luncheon at the Clubhouse on Oak D. Shippy la chairman o f the poM. The seventh graders, I know, i lion "I fbe 'l ° or cbimes which M cKay Trulock, Mrs. F. L. W ood­ Many people In town m ay re­ "P orth oles." A v c. at 11:00 P. M . Merobars o f Rose Circle. were very excited over this event Miller designed and they are now ru ff 111, and Mrs. William*. M ust admit that I straggled up tg the Sanford W om an's Club will member Betty and Stanley Dona­ Central Ctrete — their first of tho teen age high manufacturing, Hemerocallls Circle fold T. B. Christmas Seals at hue, who used to bo stationed at to the C. C. after the festivities school parties. Our Jimmy was The Central Circle o f tho San­ The Hemerocallls Circle met 11:00 A. M.. until noon. the Air Station. The Donahues w ere over, but Ja ck and Barbie all spruced up at 3:30 and the Darlty, Jim m y DeShaio, David with the Azalea Circle at the ford Garden Club met TTiursday M rs. Don Brubaker will be a are In town until Thursday morn­ Morrison, Jean and C y Fitton, hot dogs and cold drinks were n jt Fulghum, Warren Harper, William CrapcviUe Nursery, the homo o f morning with 3Irs. Francis Bolz. guest a t the luncheon and w ill ing, and staying at the Marinelle. Sonny and Margaret Powell, Keen being served until 7 p. in. Ted Hill, Carolyn Jacobs, Jimmy Mrs. Eric Vthlen. A covered dish Mrs. B. C. M oore was co-hostess. ■peak briefly about the High Stan is a dentist — they live in and John Ivey, Gene and Ann WitThe eighth graders bad enjoyed Jones, Thad Lingo, Hubby Massey, supper was served outdoors, much Upon their arrival, mem bers of Fever Fellies. The program will Milwaukee, and while he was do­ sal and Harold and French!* Ring those parties, sponsored by tha lo­ Eva Mae M cW harters, Bruce to the enjoyment o f all. Mrs. Vlh- the clrclo were ushered In to the be presented by Mrs. Lorraine ing two weeks duty in Charles­ w ere still there. A lso Crela and “ Only 60 Shopping cal P-TA, last year. I think it Is Packard, Suzanne Partin, Tommy len gave the program. This was dining room , where they w ere ser­ G raham , and will be a film "In ton, S. C., Betty visited friends. Earl, Viola and Harold Kastner, Days Till Christmas one of the nicest projects they Partin, Teddy Peters. Bobby Ray a film on fungus growth and tme ved punch and cookies, Mrs. Zebside Picture o f the Tuberculoala When they left Sanford In ‘ 33 they Ken and Jan Torbett, Blanche and Ratliff presided at the punch have ever undertaken, and the e x ­ Pltier, William Rutherford, Billy on plant development. P roblem ". had three children. New they have George Nicely and Anita and Bob bowl. citement and delight derived arc Schumacher, Wayno Seay, Eugene Hostesses fo r the covered dbh Hadden. , Hostesses for the luncheon will six. Mrs. J. W . Schwarz conducted well worth the work. STORE Schuil, M argaret Sem bcrly, Rich­ supper were Mrs. Vihlen, Mr. and Several urgent reminders this f j b e Sirs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. F . Adelaide Moses, Camle Bruce, Mrs. John Courier, Jr. and Mrs. ard Skelly, Slavik, Tom Smith, Mrs. J. P. Hall. Mrs. Carl Moss the meeting. A service In mem­ 202 E . 1 s t FA 2-0181 Dot Powell and Ellen B etts, spent w eek. For one thing, i f you arc Phil Packard; room mothers fur R od jer Smithson, W esley Swenson, was elected delegate to the dis­ ory of Sirs. C. E. Jackson, who “ Us* our Budget or a m em ber of the Hospital Auxili­ the weekend up at the cam p. Sat­ recently passed away, vas held. the grades, were ably assisted In ami David Van Camp. Layaway Plan" trict meeting. Mrs. Mona Jarvis urday night they Joined forces ary, don't forget the geheral meet­ the arrangements and plans by Members o f tho eighth grade In­ was appointed fashion show chair­ with Helen and Andy Carreway ing tonight (Tuesday) 1:00 P.M clude; Carol Alford, John Arnold, man from Hamerocallls Circle. t h . Jiwt.h E m ™ n lt v Cantor A,in SllvUt‘ Th» d and Cila Heard far an evening of David Beasley, Daniel A1 aoclal . i i . f hour lT - wUt Cm follow r T n the - Eshort r i -----------------------,,_____ c s and John David Beasley, John The door prize, a beautiful cro­ A ' poker. room representatives of the two Boone, John Boone, Johnny Cour­ ton, was won by Mrs. J. J. Palo. gat.ii.wa-li isict h i •£* i meeting. Another poker party want on business ier, William Michael, Tom m y Attending from Hemerocallls were A lso the tremendous half Umc k „ Twenty-two coeds, Including nine Friday night at John and Dodle Mr. and Sirs. Phil Packard and Estes, Loretta Fore, Jam es Roddy Mrs. M. E. Baker, Mrs. C. E. show along with football on Wed from Indianapolis, have been King's Anita and Bob Hadan and Mr. and Mrs. John Courier, assist­ Fortsun, Linda Fortson, Disnnie named to the 1937-28 Butler Uni John ar.d Betty McCraken enjoy­ nesday night at the Memorial Stn ed by Mr, and Mrs. Herschcl Ma­ George, Robert George, Jr., James Hunter, Mrs. R. L. McKnlght, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Sira. Carl £ versity Color Guard. These girls ed a delicious dinner by Dodle s i dtum. The "R oaring Twenties" son, served slxty-odd yuungtiers Maxwell Greene, Martine Green, ^ perform a» half-time of football well as the game. Jane Sillier show prom ties to g lv * the tops with hot dogs ami cold drinks at Diane Harbin, Sheila Mac Hamby, Lind, 3Irs. Clara lladcrer, Mrs, Watson Reel, Mrs. S. J . Ntx, Jlri. and basketball gam es and are a popped In f o r a few minute* and in entertainment. By now It Is 7 p. m. Linda Harris, Edward Hill, James highlight of each appesranca o f managed to make o ff with a tidy hoped that S. H. S. alumni will The rest o f the evening they Hill, Walter Hill, Venson Hoke, have jumped on tha bandwagon, sum. the Marching Bulldog Band. all enjoyed gam es and dancing, Preston Hoke, Regina! Lane, John and If not out on tha field In the Ken and Jan Torbett have hid Color guard members are Carol and a very good time was had Edward McConaha, Joe Malcolm, Nutt, Sanford, F la .; Bea Bach Ken'a brother Kerry, as their act, at least perhaps they will by all. Nancy Mason, Helen Marie Mem­ m an, Syracuse; Marlhanne Rob guest oner the weekend. Harry ti dress the part for the avanlng. Members o f the seventh grade ory, John M ogul, Jr., Herbert The S. H. S. P. T. A. is sponsor­ from Richmond, Va. Ken and Jin erts, Brasil; Sonj* H a r m , Shelby, Include: DUne Aulln, Rose Mario Mullls, Patsy Peters, Sonny LAST SHOWING 0 . ; Margaret Whltenton, Tupelo, plan to rctlra In Sanford In a few ing the game and the half tlma Beasley; Graham Boone, Roy ( ar­ Priest, Billy RobHac, C y ru s1 M iss.; Lana Dennison Anderson; years. They have already sold his show, and plan to build a court son. Beverly Cauthan, John Clark, Thompson, Roy W xlnright and . P'Manl, Ley Ann VanSlckle, Lebanon; mother on tha Idea, and sha Is with the proceeds. Tha court Is John Co*, Allen Cullum, Amber Sylvia Arnold, not as simple ■■ It may seem. down here and working at the A M a r y Poe, Greenfield, Arianne It w ill be 100 by 100 feet, and Burr, New York City, N .Y .; Ma Seminole Memorial Hospital. Around aevanty cam e to eat at besides using it fo r basketball, rilyn Woodward, Speedway, Carol Stebbingi, Park Ridge, III.; Carol the M ayfair Country Club, follow­ there will be tablet and chairs so yn Mustard. Kokomo; Judy Mann, ing the Sanford Sten's G o lf Asso­ the kids may cat there too. The (w hich was cou rt will alio com e In handy for Omaha, Seb.: and Phyllis Magner, ciation tournament Sharon McNIerney, Shlrlee Smith, won by Sonny Powell, Incidental­ dances, roller skating and many Carolyn Speckcr. Betts Teeguarden, ly). Red Cleveland cooked lobster things not dream ed o f at this ■ pa 11 .‘.V.V.V.V.? tit** cam* Marilyn Reynolds, Cynthia White, for the whole cr&wd, which was moment. Barbara Duke, Ruthanne Bruce, served with salad, corn and gar­ I f other VAH-9 vrlvej ar« as per­ l l • • You can’ t find a fit *»**•*•*•>« Sandie Goldin, and Linds Phillips, lic bread— and truly delicious. sistant as ], there are few in town ST A R T S TOM ORROW Since Red and Lib Cleveland are who have not seen the cover o f ill o f Indianapolis. anywhere else . . • leaving in December, Harold Kait th* Oct. 6 Issue o f the New York ner will take over entertainment T im es Msgaiine. The biggest bundle t r y • after the redhead leave*. thing In the picture is the tail Jack Morrison ran the quia show, o f one of VAH 9'a A3Ds. Needless and there were some m ighty red to say, to us it was a sight for — — t _____* faces when Jean Fitton answered a sor* eyes. question correctly, which had ■tumped the men fo r several B efore storing bathing caps fo r minutes. The question, " W h i t was the winter, scrub them with baking widely used during the last war soda applied with a moist cloth or to look through the steel bulk brush. The soda cleans and helps C A N O I 1 s heads on ships? The answer. protect the rubber. 208 8. Sanford FA 2-3071 k Jack Russell, Former Resident G arden Circles Will Speak Before G arden C lub V . :■ j :i ,- Fleet Reserve FlCLvG LCLCLLGS Auxiliary Soon Calendar Home Demo Club Elects Officers Oviedo Youngsters Enjoy M any Parties Millers Will Hove Varied Trip North H appy Birthday Conning The News BULO VA WATCHES! $29.7j5 up Wert Jewelry Carol N utt Part O f Color Guard A t Butler U. .1 C b eC 1Z it£ . BOBH0PE*VERA MILES PAUL DOUGLAS JSSSSSSS& In Sanford I T K H O m sf I . EVER HIJACKED! Sanford Shoe | Center 10,000 PA IR S fill j\lL i S l c r i ’t l guaranteed fresh . . . and so d e lic io u s ! *2*fi " JSsbM exclusive at CONCERT featuring the outstanding - • - REBELS QUARTET stars of T.V . - Radio - Recording FAUSTS fO R U C r STORE ] trm rorm • rain nucts 'T € L ..f A 2 .- 0 7 8 W "; j Thursday, Oct. 17- 8:00 P. M. SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL Admission: Adults $1.00 • Children 50c Sponsored Bjr THE LA TIN CLUB - • - IN T H E MOST FAM OUS | 1 | | brand Na m es m n m ssE a ^ i - -••elite KEENHNW YNN shon root L on , Feet Narrow F ool Wide Foot w* fit ’em afl W a fit shoe* .J ; > . '—l a m i W SENKARIK th e if a f f lu j ^ w , M EEKER— V f e j| ((A j a n ig h tg o w n JuL | Glass and Paint Co. Your Color Headquarter* 112-111 W. 2nd 8L Fhon* No. FA 2-4622 ------ PLUS------- A Special Attraction “Queen Elizabeth II” fn *••••••«» •«•»Y**»*»*•’•*»***,Yi*” iV«*•V*V/*V(Y#Y**V*Y•**Y»Y»*•*» V # V » V .’.YoY.Y.'.V.V.Y.’ .’.V •ee*e*eewt(,e« ****** *■****•*■••*•••••»*»•*•*•••••»ttieettSfOeetetitMetief eeeeee•■* Honor O f Visit To Tb* ThU .Month. ftT T H M U R Q H F A IN T S IIP TUT Her Majesty’ s Called states J ■M �o SeenInGrammar P M ever i t Mayfair tea Couatry Chb coarse, Sonny P » . •9 c a m la to teat the field wiU» a pitta aiat aecra with Ctemeo PhlTftrx j s ^ y r A . with a-*0-w rig>>»- KniCXCl *on§ if*starhvi *»«■ ad brltehaa, ale. Co-eaptotos for the game are tiadel BUner and BID Alford. Membera of tho teem ire Beery Ruel, Boy Lundqutet, Jimmy Graeey, Mike Deris, Mlk* Boharts, Alex McKIbbte, Bobby Bar­ bour, John Maim, Tarry Christensen, Truman Troutner, WlllUm Behrens, Chester Fewley, Earl Summerfleld, James matltoam. Bobby Thompson, Johnny Whet4.U1, Clans Hodges, Du Stic Ccembel, Chariot Bogan, Tarry Griffin, Charles Fox, John Smith, Gary Bakor, Built Wtan, Bruce Bold, BUI Bowles and Terry Gruff. ly Alan M ow ^ ^ •at of a possible It first place ratal. * fact Lauderdale took m r arcand plan with 10 first-plan rotes Bad SOS points. Miami Edison was third with XT7 while JackamrlQs Lae, deflated by the SUngsreet last weak 10-0, dropped to fourth. The top ten: .Misml Hlfh, MO; Fort Laadetdale, 303; Miami Edi­ son, TT7; Jacksonville Lot. 831: Pensacola, lll i Tampa Plant, 130 and two flrat plan rotes; Pom­ pano Beach, 130; South Broward, 100; Panama City Bay Hltb, Ti, and Miami Curley, 7L Second ten: Bradenton Mana­ tee, M; Coral Gables, SB; Ocala, It; Melbourne, 31; Clewlston, 37; Orlando Boom, H; St. Petershurt, 13; Palm Beach, 13; Tampa Hillsborough, 10; Pstetka t. aad Princeton ■hand first pises hatha Ivy League, Auburn was ttod with LAU and Mississippi for tho load In the Southeastern Conforvnea, Duko ond North Carolina shared the top rung lu the Atlastie Coast Conference, VMI and WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPV-SatThe Citadel paced tho Southern, white Oregon State, Oregon and unity's football game between Washington State oaeh had 2-0 Array and Pittsburgh at 37,000record# in tho Pacifle Coast Con- seat Mlehle Staium, baa been a sellout for more than two week), Oklahoma and Michigan State U.S. Military Academy officials oaeh run into league “ psUles” announced today. Onr 1,000 tick­ this week. The Sooner) entertain ets have been -old to Pitt students Kanoao aad tho Spartans hoot while the Cad«-ta Corps will take Furdwa. Army will attempt to re­ up another 3,S00 Mils. bound against Pittsburgh, Michi­ gan entertains Northwestern, Min­ Tech, Duka entertains -Wake For­ nesota la It Illinois, Iowa boats est, Oregon State la at UCLA, aad Wisconsin, Auburn visits Georgia Toxas.AAM rialta Texas Christian. from the World Series and the flu was strong, the interanral program In Sanford Grsmmar School’ , sixth grade was ployed according to schedule. Both the girls* roOey bell teams and the boys* football teams play­ ed opponents to change somewhat the standings for test week. In the football ■omea the Seminote’s defeated the YsHowJoeketJ 7-0; the Little Demons deftated the Bnlldogi t o ; and the Cobras defeated the War Eagles 1*0 In the roUey ball games the Yellowjacketo came out rtetortona over the Seminole# 17-17; the Ut­ ile Demons scored * potato to come out ohsad orer the Bulldogs who scored only seven points; and MOAM BEATS SEGURA CASABLANCA, rs, W , M , 1M , and Ken Bmcwtll whipped Jack Kramer, M, T-3, fc n d ty In a pair of exhibi­ tion tennis matches; 8TATB FAR! INSURANCE Motto. J K J G A vem r A BAP 6TA/T7 . b«D gome. And, to mike It oven w ine si ter ai the Cadets an eooeornsd, he balla from Pough* Botfolo, N.Y., which la Just ■ tew Bdtea up the Hudson from Watt t mm-o-a You might bavu trouble selling this to Steve Bobo at Tenn. His gladiators have booted field goats In their last two gsmss, and lost. And Utsh Stats kicked a field goal only to loo« to New Mexico. But It Is Indicative that tho foot la providing "insurance" In esses, even if tho premium falls over­ due when Ihe other (ssm counters with touchdowns. Washington k Leo has last two •trslght games becausa Its sxtrs dnt kicker fail# to convert. Long Beach Stale won Its game Saturday by the extra point and Western Kentucky’s field goal halted Youngstown. Columbia scored one of the epenlny upsets of ihe ■a o s o n against Brown by way of (ha field goal. If It ever gets close again, look out. Proving that the coach who has a kicker won’t kick, Became Ihe foot definitely Is back In football and will bo an exciting factor throughout tho fall. f l jOteLAAoMA co ach j o h n M / C H £ L O S E tf. or Pittsburgh, M f M l* 3 H P Y E A R OM T RY /rtO T O B R //Y 6 T H E PA M T H E R 6 B A C K 7b T H e /R F O R M E R O R iP EM /M EM C E, M A S M 'T M AO M U C H H E L P F R O M THE 3 C N F P U L S M A K E R S . I# L t s a c K iA o r n s iR * 7“2M RECORPOA 1956 AOA/MST THIS AR R A Y M U B tM B H r tO U O M S o /M A Y h ELECTRIC -PERFECTION CONSISTS OF DOING ORDINARY THINGS EXTRAORDINARILY W ELL" a S i'U a lh o r >i Kamo B s la w ) ^ * Thera te really nothing that can be considered or­ dinary about a drug atoru because everything wo of* for helps your better health or adds to your com fort Therefore, we try our beat to achieve perfection u much as la humanly posaiOur knowledge and train­ ing qualifies u i to annwer ■ » » . m u . i nuMtlnwa a WamI medicine* and vitamins. Always remember that Pharmacy'* Code o f Ethic* direct# ws to consider your health more important than p rofit!. The etoey IMfM the hendHne* and the copy in a newspaper te spatted S K R V 1 C E ! This newspapm a « i weary other paper in the country te a -public ■ervtee"— ft te Informal hr* educational, human­ itarian and etyto-minded. Dad turne first to the news and editorial*; Moca lilt** fashion stone* and re- TOUCHTON DRU G CO . Osc. 1st A MsgaoHa tnctoMsn hr A. Artiste 116 Magnolia A tm. Ph. F A 2-1561 Metoch Bldg. SANFORD Ph. F A 2*5142 IRVING L PRYOR, REP. m & Y sou m Thun there was Wray CiritM, Mm Duku halfback who tuned tho leather —as the football experts •aay—fee a total of log yards. A ' Mm performance which, probably, B wouldn't ba remembered by H it ' Friday afternoon. But bu toad the prink h a 7-a wh over Rice, and the Bhm DevUa will bo talking About that om ns loeg as tho alumni gather. .Take, too, the case of Charley Bash. Ha calmly, albeit-with pal­ pitating heart,' bounced hie bregoa up agate*- the bsU fee,tho extra point which allowed Missouri te upset Southern Methodist, 74. Coaches sty 'that, once Um go­ ing gets closer, the foot will play M evermore monumental part in sspsratfag tho Winners from the s -if OKtAHOm ttk ^ Morocco There’s something fo r everybody in every phase o f everyday life! Fundamentally your newspaper servi yon with information — whether la the news eoL umtM, or in the adal Truly your paper te a ’’service ccntnr* . . . the meeting place and the marketplace �W A N T A D ! ____ 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 A N D S E L L I N G ! C L A S S IF IE D n O K KENNETH E SLACK I r EG. R E A L E S T A T E BROKER 11009 B . 2nd FROM F A 3-0321 *t m u m } LOST * Tki* b FOUNT A Realtor'* O ffsrtog R m i, C |2Q4 g. Park A to . -f-t CHIOCE, Three bedroom. 3 bath home, lake privileges, built-in kitchen, fire FO U N D — Clothes in plastic bay place, double carport*. large near Tallahassee. C o n t a c t corner lot. N ew under construeDowntown Cleaners. Uee. $17,3*4.— $3,44$. Down ROSA L . PAYTO N .Reward. 1401 taiary e< 1 ■ Registered Real Estate Broker Assoc. Alberta J . Hall A William E- Ksrsehal Ph F A 2-1301— 17-02 a t Hiawatha - .WELAKA APARTMENTS: rtxmr • prirete hatha. 114 W. First « t , M F N C IE N C Y apartaeata * able fo e couple o r stogie person. F ttoato balk A shew re. Ideally lace tod across fro m Peat Office, r fiq u ir e Jacobson Dept. ------- : I cottage, 1 bedroom. Cad F A 2-304$ or . iF A »«* > ■ B? HI » H * B b ’ i; • J A 2 V J HOMES— a I A S baton. Complsto sa d ready fa r Immedi­ ate eceupaney. Locations South Plea react — t i s f s i d Wblspertog Oaks — TUuarllie St. ; > u r a . A p t 2300 MelloaviUa, I WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU ; b r u m . A pt. M 0_Park_Ave. to ft E ffic ie n c y Apt. Air-condition A T V Optional. Hi w ay 174*3 So City LJmlta. Slumber land C ou rt ---- -------C om m ercial building fo r rent or sa le. 406 W . F ir s t Phone FA 2-4037. apartment '-Furnished 2 room «P »r ^ FA with bath. AU prirata. a n arvrt*I 2-4003. Apartm ents— Furnished or unfurhished. Both upper A lowar. TOl Patmslto A va. Ph. F A 2-2936 after 3 p. m._________ 2 Bedroom furelshed apsrtm ant $55.00. 808 Elm Ava. CaU F A 2-1269. ________ P rivate entrance, modern furnish­ ed bedroom. Ph. F A .-3610. F O R RENT OR SA L E : 2 bedroom CB home. Kitchen equipped. *15 xU O ’ lot. new lswn, T V Am enn s. Screened-ln P°rch. -437 Princton Ave. I’ b. FA 2-3843 a t .te r 3:30. _______ _ Shell Apts. 612 Park. 3 rooms furnished, screened porch, extra \ roUaway bed, garage. $37.50 mo. $ rooms, batb, screened porches earage, fruit trees. Adults only. W N o dogs, inquire 2218 Palmetto * A v a . _____________ w a ■ 2 BR furntibcd apartment. $55 00, *1)8 Elm Ave. Call FA 2-126*. 1 Downstairs apartment, newly de * corated. Nicely furnished. 119 * Elm St. Thone NO 8-4526. * F irst Street Store Phone FA 2 2934. LocaUon. $ room furnished apartment. $50. _ month. 203 E. 21st Robert A'0 W illiams, FA 2-3951. ? Unfurnished 2 bedroom house , with fenced back yard. FA r 2-4937. , Furnished cottage fo r rent. Localed 00 17-92* Phone FA 2-1467. ; 2 bedroom house. Nicely furnished Garage and Ilka privi eges. FA 2-0271. . 2 • jB , ' , furnished 5 room apts. Hot A cold water. No pels. May be seen after 6 p. m. 40711 w . 1st 8 t. Ph. FA 2-4140. R ose Court AparUnenta, 3 room furnished apt. Paon* 2 4S«*. t.\ 1 L a rr* 2 bedroom furnished aoart1 ment. $35. month. )T0J Mag r o h j. - * A V r t l ) TO KENT t bedroom furnished or u "furniihed. FA 2 5390 after 4:00. P'oJ^’AEaI. liu T A T E for ‘57x115 BUILDER A CONTRACTOR I. E. BATTEN / 116 S. French A r t. — FA 2-3714 We are looking fo r S industrious women lor immediate work, position can be filled by fu ll ur pert time. Experience not nec­ essary. Woman w h e .e e tiilP will earn top monay. Call V A 1-3034 between 10 a ..m , and 3 p m . Wednesday 11 i FHA in tarriee and FH A la g available. Developed by ft O D H AM & TUDOR, Inc. R O O F -to— ARTICLES F O B .B A U I. P A U L F . MULLER A SON Huby Spears FA 2-1353 tiM M J l W 'i i i ’ i-w Pianos. Close-out. N ow Spinets, mahogany, RetalU $150. now $550. Limed Oak $*40- now $383. Guaranteed. Terms If dasired. Conanta. 1247 Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park, Florida. Contracting A Repairs I00T Sanford Avs. Pb. FA S I M Hold Cosmetic P artial earn 128. Servko on AU Water Pump*— M. G. HODGES saW & ttSM iW R S!; Pa o i l R oad Good used Electric R en g t $7500 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 116 Magnolia Ave. FA 31562 Admiral electric atovn 30 " delux, like new. FA 2 - " mm Phone F A 3-4037 l l .3 Cu. F t R efrigerator Full Slxe Elastrie Range 1— 4 room Circulating Healar with Tank 241* Grange Ave. Sanford, Fla. t thing fu rn ia M . Send name fo r D ee usable samples and full de­ CLARK tails. Studio Girl Cosmetics, Party D ir. P DP-IO Gland ala. Ptambtog, Hasting A B npfiy Cm. I$— FURNITURE Contracting k Repairs HOUSEHOLD GOODS M IS Orlando Or. Ph. FA S-S374 Highway 17 k $3 South S tsfa rd H 1 ltt.00 Recliners .**1.50 Young beys to run established PLUM BING * SEPTIC TAN KS 110.00 Swivel Rockera 79.50 paper routes. Apply Circula­ INSTALLATION k REPAIRS chola Ili-RUcr tion Department Sanlord Her­ 24 Hour Service Complete with meUreales aldA R C H IE C . HARRIETT Bolitera A covers 12150 FA 2-83M or FA M T U TERMS TERMS I FREE LAY AW A Y TILL X M A S ' Ifahe $20 daily, L um im rs N am e­ ... ...... PLUMBING ECHOLS BkOUING CO. plates. Free aaraplcs. Reeves Contract and Repair Work car. 2nd A MagnaHa FA* 3 -U II Co. Attleboro, Mass. F ree Estimates R . L. IA R V E Y *•800” Bamberger, Mgr. Free Delivery > 4 S an ford Ave. PbOM FA Part Tims Employment *SA V E* Mather of Sanford it-T BRAILEY ODHAM, P m Stenstrom R ealty Need n good F A 2-4435 2nd c a r l SEE RAY HERRON Y our PonUae Salesman N ew and Used Cara Ph. F A 3-0231 o r after « p m F A 2-2183. 301 W ait P in t St. Chrysler Airtemp A ir Conditioning and Keating - H. STA FF ORD 215 Oak Avsnue F A 2-4711 HEATING H. B. POPE CO. 200 S. P a r k -------F A 2-4334 H. t r . STENSTROM '48_ good engine, _ CtfTyiltr. ___ _________ _ ____ 4 new Registered Broker ‘ io A heater, Goodyear tires, radio t healer. Liquid embroidery aau. iO|>pir 3437 Laurel — Phone F A 2-2420 A verage body. $195.00. Can be enameling outfits, silk icracfl seen at HoUer Motor Co. during sets. Decorate It yourself. ROBERT A . W ILLIAMS, Realtor day and 410 Willow Ave nights. ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Raymond LundqulsL Asaoc. 2017 S. French FA 2-19S3 FA 2 3951 AUantic Bank Bldg. FINANCE your new car with loan from the Florida State CARTER HOME CLEANING Bank o f Sanford. s F tv ir r Window k Wall Waahlnr Pacemaker 1937, 44 ft. 10 ft. wide Floor W axing—NOrth 8-4161 2 bedrooms, full bath. $2200. Detlary Consult A REALTOR First equity for sale or trade on late 132 Hiway 17*2 model car. H. T. McDaciel, CULLEN AND HARKKY Vacuum Cleaner Repairs Park Avenue Trailer Perk. 110 N . Tark A ve. Ph. F A 2 2391 Repaira * parts fo r all makes of cleaners. Electrolux. Hoover, DON’S COVER SHOP 246 feet of lake front property. W ay, G, E. Rcptxee Kirby, Air-W Automobile Interior Decorator New modern 2 bedroom home ment parts, w orkk guara uaranteed Seat Covers — Truck Scats Free pick up k delivery CaU with Florida room sod double At Willis Pontiac—301 W. 1st. FA 2-4745. garage. FA 2-4132. i r IT IS REAL ESTATE u k Crumley A Moutaito at U7 South Park Ph. FA 26' x S' portable cabana with ex­ terior plywood. Can b« seen at Frames Trailer Park. WELL DRILLING Falrbanks-Morso Pump* Repairs to aU makes . HOWARD C. LONG 207 E. Commercial A re, Phone FA 2-2533 II— B o a t s a m o t o r s " Cherry Real S a u te Agency Oliver End Of Sc n o n Pate Dial FA 2-*92$— Notary 111* W. I I 8L Rear-Barber Shop 5*kHP W as $177.95 Now $1.51.93 Thu u a pais to the Kite Theatre 4 HP $228.00 $205.00 for M n . Ed Gold. Exp. data 1$ HP $299.50 $26X50 Oct. 24. 1857. 1$ HP 1365.00 $333.00 John R . A lexand er Ran] Estate . Insurance WESTERN AUTOSTORE 2 0243 215 E. First St. Sanford W OOLSEY Marine FlnUheg Your K’ iarude Dealer Per Y ear Boat 2 liedroom concrete block, porch. . ROBSON SPORTING GOODS carporte, and atorage. Saakirik Clara and Paint C a 304 E. 1st Phona F A 2-3*61 landscap'd lot. Kitchen equipp­ 111-114 W . 2nd S t Ph F A 3-4622 ed. I9.A3.00. Ottar Realty Co., ROD A REEL REPAIRA 2601 Orlando Dr. F A 2-5343. 412 Sanford Avenue New 3 Bedroom Hom es JOHNSON MOTORS SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Features electric kitchens, terras- 2454 Sanford A ve. Ptl. F A 2-1592 *2.64 p»r call plus parts, t years experience in T V Service on aU xo floors, and choice residential make* and modali. Ona year locations. guarantae on aU parts. We alio A. K. SHOEM AKER. JR . Dairy cow sale, Friday October lenrica auto and homo radios, ***- is a v •m , A aewi««» a e% ■o vaww Min al iTinj p. in. at ttiuiio rictura tube* repaired in your Lhreatock Market. 15 miles East home. *9.95. guaranteed, 1 year. 3 lots BO'xlIV each. Near Ptoeof Orlando on Htway 50. Ex­ Phone FA 2-3644, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. crcat. FA 2 337 1. pecting a good run o f dairy including Debary k Lake Mary lock on tbu rale. Close up « f Beautiful superior malarial and BARN IR TV SERVICE Holstein k Gurntey l it and 2nd workmanship w i t h $1,000.00 201 East Commercial calf heifers. Calfhood vaccinat­ down. Make one >o.ir home, ed. Some fresh by day o f ta ll. ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ near school. 27th Street k MacA good place to buy dairy noils Ave. Archie Smith Modern ments, invoices, hand bill*, end cows. Phone CR 7-4237 Orlando. Homes, Phone F A 2-3J77* programs, ate. Progressive Priming Co. Phone F A 2-2951— I ' b r block; $10,850.00, tow as II—ARTICLES WaStgr 403 West 13th SL ll.OGo iyi down, balanca to suit, Good uied playpen. FA 2-164J 2047 Adams Ave. Let ua build your docks, bulkheads K ? TV Service $700.00 Down Bargain (or cash. 4 lota in Mayfa ir Section on Shirley A re., BUY DIRECT near Lake Monroe. W. £ . Kirch, Beautiful new 3 bedroom Lome, b o ff J r - FA 2-2231. Its baths. Worth I t 2.SOO. Duty O n ly *S,9fl.Y . * 9 0 5 |)nwn Monthly payments teas than Ride-In /or Mrs. Marie Lew u. rent Moona Jarvu . F A2-1I10E x p. Oct. 24. 1957. ti-BWS. uxflHfMT " ggrcr FLOOR sanding and finishing Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving Saminoie County ilncx 1923. H- M- Gloaaoa, Lake M ar; Ted Burnett for BETTER PAINTING 2(H)1 uranview t'hunu r'A . ---------------------- -- — frm • ■ r- THE CARD OP THANKS V era o f tan a Card u f Thanks In The Sa.:’iv 2 Herald meet* need which la difficult to till in any uther way. Not only is tt gracious expression of gratitude to thosa w in have seel tribute* but also courteously acknowledges the services and naaeea of the many to whom a personal note of thanka cannot bn nutted. Newspaper Cards o f Thanks are accrpted as socially correct. Emily Peal, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they servo many good u sti. There la no prescribed form for a Card o f Thanks. It can bn an brief or aa detailed as you desire. When the occasion comes yen will find a sympathetically understanding member of our staff In assist you. THE "IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE II is tha custom o f m any families in this country to emuaaton* rata a bereavement by an “ In Stemorium" notice In newspasar classified rolumns. They find a real solace therein. Preparation a r •election o f a auitabla verse brings back to them Under, pleasant* recollections. A s E l la Cook, tha English poet has so boautifafly expressed It: "How^ cruelty sw eet era the echoes Mart m ra an old tune and tea walla. Water Freni Con­ struction Co. F A 2-4330. tiring*- Among THE RATE Cerda of Thanks add In Msmorium nolle**, due to the (act they, may run to conaitereble length, a*« bilieu at $4.uB per column inch. D A IL Y ACROSS L Booty (slang) 5. Stalk S. Stole (Brea.) 1*. Window CRO SSW O RD, 3. Burden•oma ■- i« i t r.v it, •, ." vJ -M u l 30. Man's r m vi 1 -i .1 • : nick, 'Ms 1 : . name 1: >' ixn Jii< 31. Fortify 1 1 •,* i'.’ ii ,: 33. Two. I'.’ ti .-CO, l r^•^n" ( l J, wheeled | , uv: n:-jf x car­ 11 3. River lalanda 4. Fuel i-e • )ix * 3. Jet riage 1. Ill I X I M T ' 34. Lively 4. River iMua.) (A fe.) 1$. Relative 33. An­ 7. Reference 1 1 Squirrel Th M i i ' i l i n o noys books feed TO. More 37. Title S Foray 15. Entreaty infrequent of .». Fiah 1$. Anger 33. Mona — respect 11. Wither IT. Suitable 31. Heathen 21. Crazy IE Letter o f the 16 Polynesian Image 1slang > herb alphabet 36. ConateL 39. Little IT. Ptnaceoua 19. Headband tatlon Islands tree (Or. Antlq.) 31. Gov. Smith (N. r . ) • 1 l 33. Oil. % 1 ferryin g il Unker i 33. Fourpsnce ll JO Id Eng.) % 24. Mr. Sullivan, *4 \v o f TV % ■» 37. Not difficult !n * 26. Slop, % u> $ 1* 30. Equip — 31 Guido'a % | ir hlghsat not* rr 32. Squared % u •tone 34. March date g f iir v 4 33. Bent % P River In n Daly 37. Taut % 1* 34. Bellows 3*. Asterisk % J? 40. Too DOWN 45 is 1. Former i % military retainer (Jap 1 11 iiJr2- New-Fashioned Welsh Rabbit 1-2978 rainiing Lon Licensed — Bonded — Union Free Estimate — Com pare our Prices FA 3-3387 slier 5:00. 37— NOTIC Eft— I*KHftON A ES ROLL.VWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Wtek or Monih— Tel F A 2-5151. Furniture Center 116 West F u st St LaYerne 8<hool o f Oanre Classes now forming in Tap— A crobatic — Ballet. Aiao buy* class A liny-tota clasa. Enroll now. FA 2 W25. IS—ARTICLES FOR SALE Septic tank*. Grease traps, SUll Lintels. Dry Wells. Cement M IR A C LE CONCRETE C “ O. New Coleman camp eook stove $12.00 Coleman gas lantern, new 10,04 750 pow er binoculars new u.'i.UO Remington u gauge shotgun lh.on 32 caf. Revolver 15.00 We Uka trades SELL U S YOUR FURNITURE Cash fo r . aay amount. Super Trading PosL I m ilt south of Sanford. Phono FA 2-0477, 1 R efrigerator, like new used Iezs than I month $150 04. SA N FO R D ELECTRIC CO. It4 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1562 — Factory to you — Here's a recipe that's drxiined In make smart cook* famous— Welsh Rahbil Pie. LiLo the f.iiui.ui V/ctsh Ihhbit that* liadilloa- R-AJtxTriSf'', ULTRAVIOLET thrse-plcee wool tweed suit was designed by Adele Simpson. The short bog Jacket with wide collar M s lightly over a slim skirt. Tho taffeta demi-blouso with b u c k l e d front and softly draped neckline matcht* the lining o f the Jacket. WANT ADS Aluminum Venetian Blind* Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic o r rayon tapes. Cotton or nyl^n TENANTS KGnan. Srnkarik Ulan* and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd SU Ph- F A 2-4422 T-Shirts 4*c—Paint $254 gal. L u g g a g e , Cots, Tarpaulins. Arm y-N avy Eurplua, 310 San­ ford A ve. B ueicher ••Aristocrat" E-flat Alto Saxophone, like new. Cat] Lt. (jjr) Davenport, FA 2-1330, ext. U s e d GE ________________ Automatic W asher,) Good condition IIOO.OA Sa n f o r d e l e c t r ic c o . M odem Air-Conditioned Salon 10 months free service on new In­ 114 M agpolix A v e .____ r A _ 2 - l562 Soft W ater Shamrso strument purchase from us. This is a pat* 10 ino Movielami H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY NOOK BI K I . R 3 MUSIC SHOP Ride-ln for Sirs. E V, Jtasa. 106 S. Oak A re. F A 2-6742 2004 Cedar Avenue F A 2-0733 Exp. date 0<t. 24. 1*57. 17—BEAUTY PARLORS ----------------- iLl oeTIWXET W. J. KING Plum bing and Supplita Furnllurs anil Appliancaa An opportunity to supplement K ohler Plumbing your income by making printed New A lin e d Ream XVater Heaters investigations on n p a ri time basis fo r Dun k Bradstreet, 2334 O rlacd o Dr. FA 3-0413 Inc. in 8anford and n«ar by Plumbing A Heating, Fran Esti 203-0$ East FUst . FA 3 0W3 a r e a . Automobile essential. Ftow tra — Plants — Shrubs mates, A ll work guarantied tor State age, qualifications and BEN MONROB NURSURY • BIG VALUES one year. Bill LaBree, Longtelephone number. W rila: ReCelery Avenue FA 2-0121 jperting Manager. P. O. Box wood, Phono VAllay S-428L • QUICK CREDIT Bay Station, Jnckaon• EASY TERMS PEAT COMPOST (D actw cldtr'a) ftno vtlle, Fla XVILSON-MAIES 50c bu. ba g , Ntw 1 ad Used FanUtora G IA P E V 1L L E NURSURY Experienced cook to do heavy PIANO TUNING A R E P A H IN G Go W est on l i t 8t. or 20th S t 311 E. First SL , Ph FA 3-8633 cooking In new restaurant open­ W. L HARMON to GrapevUle A va. FA 2-0U 6. ing around l i t o f November. Ph, F A 2-4223 After 5:0* p. m. FURNITURE OF CHARACTER Cell F A 2-57$5 fo r tnUrvtow. GRAY SHADOW BulU By B—IIJ/VBIJ *1 TOVU1T Master Craftsmen In NURSERIES m i T - v m 'i n m Style and Construction FR1GIDA1RE appliances, u ls SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE Heosst, InUIUgeni, m alum, w o­ The seme $1 Thoi# N E A R L A K E J E ttU F and aarvlaa. G H. High. Oviedo man wants ctorksl work In BanPrized Since Fla. F h ora 5 0 5-3315 or San Colonial Day* PROTECT YOUR PLANTS ford store. Excellent references. ford F A M U I after C p- m. Available i m m a d i a U ly . FA Finished For Harden your plants (or Winter 2*714. Electrical Contracting with our Fall Special Fertiliser. Florida Climate In House Wiring and Repair* CR YSTAL L A K E NURSERY. Your Choice o f Woods R A N D A L L ELECTRIC CO. 3 bike. W ait CC Bldg. Lake Woman wants housework. 40$ W. 22nd, or toll FA 2 5 4 M . 112 Magnolia D ili FA 2 0915 M ary. a Theatre u a — h u IL d i m g — r e p a i r s — DISH G ARD EN S: 200 N . Park This is a pass to tho for Mrs. V. R, W I. Exp FAIN TIN G A v e., Sanford- Phone FA 2-1822 data Oct. 24, 1957. Sanford Flower Shop. F or Painting call Mr. Taaksr, Ph. Used furniture, appliances, toola a -jK t'U L stu fin g etc. Bought.mid. Larry’s Mart FA 2-616$ anytime. 215 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-4131 GATLIN BROTHERS Haynes O ffice Machine Co., Type­ Rcd-I*Mlx Concrete Geneva w riters, adding machinal, Sales- Contractors, D rsilin es; M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. 3232. Pb F A 2-3378 Sanford Rentals. 314 J4 ag . F A 2*0442. 309 Elm Ava. FA 2-6751 G A B R R T 8 SEWING CENTER Bonded contractors- Painting ard White—Necehi— Elna papering, imperial Decorators. Repairs on nil mnkaa Machines Free estimates. Sanford rater323 East First 8L FA 2-5244 ELM ER S AWIO i-U U ncea. FA 2-3716 after 6:0« Osteen PUMPS — SPRINKLER SYSTEM S ou ^uy. 'O p e n Evenings anJ A ll types and lixes, installed you “ D o It Y ourself" WE RE PA IR AN D SERVICE ILXSTs I d E T R A IL E R SALES S T I N E Palatka,, Fla. Mathias ta d Sopply Co. Rem odeling — Reroofing — Re­ Cempare Before You Buy 207 W . 2nd St. Ph. F A 2 4432 d d in g — Materials — Contrac­ tors — Financing. 301 S. Hanford Ava. Th$ Sanford Herald-—Pago 7 Tuesday, October IS, 11 M ton air conditioner. Cali FA 2-1393 before 1:40 o r after 4:00 Price I&5.00. Excellent shape. CERAMIC TILE Plumbing — KresVy Healing AUTO MART Car. Hwy. 17-12 37th 84. Phene F A $-184t FA and rgggwM HB Wo u a qualify you fo r one o f toss* home* in $4 alautaa. You can start enjoying tka home while w o procaaa u e papers, o 107 Magnolia PLUM BING PARTY PLAN MANAGERS- u m i HTvr r i fiKT f r » Mima. A v e. W AN TED Experienced waltrtaaea to work la a rcstanrant opening around around tho 1st of . November. Good wages plus paid yaeation. Ph. FA 31441 Call F A 2-5*15. t £ H E LP RAYMOND M .B A L L R E A LT O R Bedroom fram e home complete-1 INCOME PROPERTY • » F O E RENT i ly furnished. Large living room, Now grow in g 13% . Low down S BEACH RENTALS dining room and kitchen. Surpayment. m o n t h l y payment* 4 W AN TED to BE N T rounded by xhada trtt* . Approx. lea* lh*n prerent Income, f a 3 mUcf outaido city . $3,000.00 ccllent location. R E A L E STATE FOB SALE home needed. I I l f * K ABM S. A C R E A G E GROVE'S ,Town C o n « r ffn t moothly pay- .Rental 1 eilenU waiting, list with ment*. T B E A L ESTATE WANTED FAR M E R’ S A G E N C Y , REALTOR S MISCELLANEOUS S- G ayle Osborne, Associate • -F L O W E R S . PLANTS, 114 S. French A rt- Sanford, Fla. SH R U BS Ph. O ffleo F A 3 8321 or P A M OFFICE EQUIFMENT A. E PETERSON 3-241$. II AirrOMOULEATEAIL Broker Associates: A . R. Pttor* 13 BOATS A- MOTORS son Jr.. P. J. Ckaatanoa, Gar­ COUNTRY CLUB SECTION w u FARM SUPPLIES A MACONTake advantage *of this field WUIetta. and K W. Wil­ nearly new modern home, BBT liams. Bob Edwards A. C. Doud" ’landscaped ■ “ an 14 FETS-LIYEJTOCK-BUPPUXS well ar drtidy n ty, Land B u n s ia r . , te m ore tote. P Planned (Poultry) ____ 11$ o. Part Awe. reeee FA $-$!$$ kitchen with e n t i n t ' U ARTICLES WANTED .7 large space. It has $ • BE AL E S T A T E D RIVE-IN 14 PLACES to BAT Kedroomi, 3 tile hatha, 3844 Preach A re. IT BEAUT1 PARLORS and e lovely Florida room J. W. HALL, REALTOR U FEMALE HELP WANTED with waU plantar o f f UvJohnny W alker, Associate If MALE HELP WANTED Inr room. Carporte and •'Call H ill " Phone F A 3-3441 large utility room . Total price $18,000.00 Terms. n W O R E WANTED HAVE YOU BEEN ANYTHINC BUSIN E S I OPPORTUNITIES W . M. "B I L L " STEMPEB TO TO P — EpeMee 4 leenrnr ’ l ™ 1^lot In in M fx H Built cn a HO’ x 10V -b " 33A M ONTY tr LOAN Arbor Section near Country Aseee. G ey Allan. Gretchow Hall, SI SPECIA L SERVICES Club, this beautiful Ranch Style Arietta Price. Everett Harper U A ROOFING * PLUMBING horns features 3 spacious bed­ Phono F A *4 9 *1 l i t S . Park $4 PIAN O SERVICES rooms, 2 baths, forced air beat. t o ELE CrH !C*TrCO N T*ACTO *S system. F l o r a l Room , dou. J$IN SU RA N CE carport and laiRO utility We have e buyer fo r a country XT N O TICE S-PIR SO N AIJ room. You can buy tala beauty home with e few acres o f land. fo r fl4 ,n s .0 0 , with $2,975.00 t o ARTICLES fa r SALE Cali Seminole Realty If your down. See ua today. Seminole t o F U R N R U R R A HOVSEBOLB property is for aale. F A 2-5232. Realtor, 1901 Park A v e., FA R 1— LOST sad PO U N D IS —FEM ALE n r * > . ESTATE rO E BA LE '■ r-t CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Experienced Cutter. Good Good pay. Meat hour*. Contact WADE'S SU PER M ARKET ally wrved in an “ eu aratin" dish with tou t points, it combine* chcddar cheese with ale or beer and reriy •rewming* But, unlike lha historic version, it’s baked in a pastry shell. Barvad In pls-iized wedges with an accompanying green salad, it's ideal for an informal luncheon o r supper menu. In thin tiivem. it’s perfect as a pre-dlqner appetiser or la to-evening snack. In either cat#, beer la the obvious and beet beverage choice. Welsh Rabbit Pie 1 9-inch unbaked pastry shell 1 B-ounca packs|a natural Chtddar cheese, grated I tablespoon Sour 3 eggs, lightly brelcn 3 J cup ale or beet >• cup tight cream or milk 1 1 teaspoon salt >1 teaspoon dry mustard Dash of cayenne pepper Chill pastry shell. Distribute rhee«« evenly in shell. Sprinkle with flour. Heat tnsether eggs. beer, milk and reasoning*- Pour mixture over cheese. Baka at 425 degreea (hot oven) 13 minute*. Reduce heat to 200 degree* and baka 40 minute* longer or until silver knife inserted in center come* out dean. Cut into wedge* and serr# with ale or beer. Makes 6 main-course or 20 inxck-mie lervinga. ■x7| .-•12 ■ �FitV x- !? ing And Refreshing A s A Pretty SOUTH PINECREST SECOND ADDITION Make your plans now to be living In an Odham and Tudor Home in only a few days after you first con tact them . * They can for one of their financing qualify you plans in only 30 m in u tes.. It will take you even less time to see the com­ pletely new idea of how a Florida home should be built for Florida people when you see Pinecrest Second Addition. . . with its modern homes at moderate prices, city water, city sewers, curbs, paved streets, good drainage systems and atwve all Intelligent zoning restrictions to protect your investment in future years. See an Odham & Tudor South Pinecrest Home Today . . . . and start to Uve Modem. OUR AIM is to build for you the buyer the very best home we can at a price you can afford. OUR PO LICT Is to guarantee the workmanship and material used in the homes we build for a period of one year. Y ou must be satisfied or we will return your money. J f FH A IN SERVICE down payment and closing cost as low as ri,300. Monthly pa.wnents cheaper than re n t PRIC ED F R O M ... $ 13 ,500. ™ $ 18 ,000. FH A down payments and closing cost as low a s $1,500. Monthly p; ments cheaper than r e n t KITCHEN Equipped By IIOTPOINT ODHAM&TUDOR Inc. Brailey Odham, President Soles Office Corner 27th St. end 17-92 Highway Phone FA 2-1501 �B p n m i --- > V ,' % 3 r F ~ * 7 :v 5 B ^ g n Ike Considers Recommendation To Step U p Missile Development _ - —- ----------------------- A _ tt . 1. Mil_ _ _ _ _ ___ _ *m- - ■ * _ _ _ _tt_ _i t In -----------------> *W .d, a Mia Ba j lau lalk Mlfd. A4 A K .*l f l ^ l l l aa_laa A_ _ __ _ B _ _ _ _ _t_ _ _• The Red Sputnik ItselfAAcontin­ orbit around the earth. at the Smithsonian Aatrophyslcal ued spinning around the globe Observatory said they hope soon Secretary o f State John roster every M minutes am id scientific to solve the "celestial m echanics" Dulles was expected today ta as­ speculation It m ay soon enter the behind the mysterious foree tug­ sess the Impact o f the Red Sput­ earth's atmosphere and burn op. ging at the satellite's third stage nik on Am erl?an foreign policy at A N a v a l research laboratory rocket which la speeding ahead o f spokesman said It has been losing the Artificial moon. an 11 a.m . news conference. get director Pcrclval Brundage. to to apaco. altitude due to air resistance. He Money Ike Key The President, It was under­ T to highly secret scientific ap­ The conference was considered a Money Is the key to D em ocratic. said H dipped to a low o f 147 stood, received specific recom ­ praisal coincided with an abrupt possible further step In the con­ warning from top administration tinuing massfare reappraisal of the opposition demands to Jack up miles In a pass ov er Washington mendations from hit 13-member " and U.S. satellite ef- Monday. science advisory committee Tueslie program in the light o f the missile spokesmen that m ore money may missile W -W S * *• .. . r ....v .v * , c , ..-tan ty r -Lu;— —- t .-— t .-v r a ■— ROT wtwrpgami imu Hie uavttsswa* - sunna; a sntUilic iM J 'Tj r t .1 WASHINGTON (U P )— President tion's military effort, cooling o ff Btsenhoirer U eonelderlng recom ­ hopes for a tax cut. Eisenhower, awaiting the arrim end* tl«n* from top U S. scien­ tist* f o r ite p p fa f o p mtistlo de- ▼sI*tomorrow o f Queen Elisabeth, fftop m en t In the race with Russia scheduled a talk today with bud­ 9 A M L_ m .a _— _ _ ® House Armed Sertveea Commit­ tee, urged the President to ap­ point a " e s a r " over the missilesatellite program . In Cahokia, III., Sen. Stuart Symington (D-M o) said the car­ rier which the Russians used to launch their satellite would be eapable o f propelling a two-ton warhead 1.S00 miles "w ith consid­ erable a ccu racy." Sen. John S h e r m a n Cooper (R -K y ), Partly cloudy with widely scat­ tered showers. 1 Established 1909 AN INDEPENDENT D A IL Y SANFORD, FLORIDA, Russta'a achieve­ A had talked with In France, G er­ many and Spain. In Cincinnati, President Philip M. Talbott o f the U.S. Chamber o f Com pierce said poor managm ment, not lack o f money, Is re* sporsible for this country’s lag la missile development. Shop a n d Save In Sanford 9 NEW SPAPER W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1957 said ment had a tremendous payebeloglcal effect on European* t o 2Tlm £ mtforfo Sbralfc W eather • VOL. X L IX M . • what the recommendations con­ tained or If they would signal a shift Into higher gear fo r the mis­ sile program being sought by eoncongressmen who claim Russia has taken a significant lead over this country In the field. Other Developments There were these other satellite developments: Rep. Overton Brooks (D -L s) .w m d » <nn n. Democrat on the United Press Leased Wire NO. 112 Socialists Say Appeal For Help Misdirected By United W eal Europe's Socialists today challenged Nikita S. Khrushchev to raise before the United N a ­ tions hli charges that the United State* an<] Turkry are creating a ' ‘ real danger1 o f a new world war by "threatening" Syria. The Socialists, in effect, told th« Soviet Communist Party boss that his appeal fo r their help in allievsting tension* In the M id­ dle Eesl hid gren misdirected. Khrushchev, in similarly-word­ ed letters to the Socialist parties in seven Western European coun­ tries, Tuesday accused the Unti­ ed state* and Turkey of prepar­ ing a “ military adventure" against Syria. He warned that such " m i l i t a r y provocations Could touch o ff W orld War IQ, Procedure Reseated There was considerable resent­ ment In some Western quarters A REPRODUCTION OF TH R SKETCH for (he proposed patio the Seminole Hleh Rr ho t patent Teachers Association nil) p rv M q for the school. Tonight's P-TA-sponsored li-Stiuad game will bring la the fund* needed ta con stru e the patio. (Reproduction far ilergsirom) * ★ ★ political scene at the end of hi* term till* year. Both men qualified fo r the rice For Information On Funds From Versify Two City Commission 3 Came Tonight Are Aspirants Unopposed For Court, Patio •A Art architect's sketch, done by John Burton IV for the Seminole High School P. T. A. holda the key to the Junior Varsity Foothall gam s Tonight, ami the "Roaring T w enties" half time show. The sketch depicts the proposed basketball court and patio which will be built on the school groundj. The court may be used for a variety o f activities with addition­ al physical education facilities bethe primary purpose. Basketball practice is row held __ ____ ................. . auditorium, •n the____ stage in the The court will bo laid out In dlmenstons of 10) by 100 feet, Ihe aiie o f - tw o basketball courts. Other physical education games could be held on the court, besides lha secondary importance o f a roller rink, dances, and as an outdoor dining room. The area would be enhanced by landscaping m il the provision o f tables, chairs •ml proper lighting. at A t first, the project looked ter­ ribly expensive, but Members o f the Letterman Club, parents and students, have volunteered to do m uch o f the work themselves. It now appears, according ta Mrs. Schirard, that the court may be constructed for approximately 2.000 dollars. This expense will cow r all materials. ••Members o f Ihe Seminole High School P. T. A., led by Mrs. Schirard, will attempt to raise the m oney for the materials Tonight at Memorial Stadium at 7:30 P. M . In addition to the Junior Va'rslty Game there will be a tre­ mendous half time show, featur­ ing well-known S. H. S. alumni, strutting their stuff on behalf of the old Alma Mater. R l l is hoped that the citizen* o f Sanford will help them in this en­ deavor by turning out for an evening that prirniLci much fun fo r the whole fam ily. > s I i BARBER CLIPPED CHICAGO on — Thieves broke Into Ozie Akiens barber shop with the apparent intention o f (ring Into business fo r themselves. Not mnly did they take his barbering vis, they'took bis television set. M oi Additional Local News On Page 7 Commissioner A. L. Wilson and Zoning and Planning Board Chair­ man Robert S. Brown are unop­ posed today as candidalca fur the Board o f Sanford City Commis­ sioner! in the Nov. 3 election. Commissioner Wilson is s can­ didate for reelection to the lluard New SH S Band Uniforms To Be West Point Style The Seminole Band Uniform Committee consisting o f members from the band, hand parents, atudent council. Band Alumni club, admini-lration and ritlrens selected lire West Point Styled Band Uni­ form. Tha Jacket will he burnt orange with a white breast plate and trimmed In black with chrome plated button*. The collar will he orange with black trim. T b« trou­ sers will be black with either a white or orange stripe depending upon Inspection of the sample uni­ form to be made. The hat, a typi­ cal West Point shako, will be black with orange trim and white top, chin strap and visor. The Shako pom pom will be orange. Four m ajor uniform companies will place bids on the uniforms by Oct. 22. "Tile uniform will make a striking appearance and I am mint pleased with the com m iilee's selection" bandmaster Cowley stated. o f Commissioners having served by appointment and fo r an un- explred term. Robert S. Brown qualified as a candidate for the seat being va­ cated by Commissioner F. D. Scott who did not offer for reclection and is withdrawing from Ihe city earlier this month. Finance Director If. N. Sayer, In his o ffice this morning for Ihe first time since undergoing sur­ gery recently, said that the elec­ tion fur city commissioners will be held on Nov. 5 even though the two candidates are unopposed. Brown has served as chairman of the city’ s Zoning and Planning Commission since it* inception. Prior to taking over the chairman­ ship of the Planning and Toning group he was a mem ber at the city's Board o f Adjustments. Early report* o f opposition for the coming election to the Board of Commissioners did not materia­ lise. At one time it was expect­ ed that two candidates would qual­ ify for the Nov. 3 race. CIRCULATION PIL FA 2-2611 or after 6:30 p.m. PH. FA 2 0973 mark, France, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands by the Soviet Communist Tarty Central Com­ mittee over Krushchev'* signa­ ture. The British, Norwegian anil Danish Socialists pointed out In their replies that the keeping of the peace in the Middle East ai elsewhere In ihe world waa Ihe function o f ihe United Nations. They urged Khrushchev bring the Soviet charges to of planned aggression against Sy­ ria before the United Nations If be was *u concerned over the threat o f war. C of C M ailing Letters To Prospective Members Milk Commission Begins Overhaul Of Regulations Local Industrial Development To Be Subject Of Talk Seminole County Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce members wilt hear about tha possibilities of d e­ velopment in the Sanford-Scialnote County area. % Speaking to the Jaycees at their noim luncheon meetin.. tomorrow will he Chamber o f Commerce Manager John Krlder who will possibly dwell on tha "Industrial development" here. Already spearheading a move to bring more Industry Into the Seminole County ares, Krlder will -peak from a vast itorehou«e o f "otes taken from successful e f ­ forts In locating several Industrie* here In recent weeks. Jaycce Director Art Harris ar­ ranged Thursday's program. ★ over Khrushchev's use of diplo­ matic channela . to deliver hli message to Socialist parties not in power. The British press, in particular, was lou din criticisms of Khrushchev's violation of diplomatic courtesy. The letter was sent to Socialist parties in Britain, Norway. l)en> TALLAHASSEE, W - The State Milk Commission considered es­ tablishing wholesale price con­ trol* on other than drinking milk today, and embarked on a "cum ph-te overhaul" o f Its regulations to make sure they are being obey­ ed The commission opened the sec­ ond session o f Its three-day hear­ ing here al 9 a m. Top Item of the agenda was whether controls should l>c put nn class two and three milk, which ta used for hot­ ter, cream , chrese, buttermilk, chocolate milk and Ice cream . The commission now fixes pric­ es only on fluid drinking milk. But Commission Chairman J. Hrnllcy Odium of Sanford has said that a stabiliied uniform price on all inllk would give the producer an overall higher yield “ and might result In lower retail p rices." At Its sosslcnt Tuesday, the commission refused to intervene In a dispute over wholesale milk prices In the Jarksonville area, despite predictions o f a retail price hike unless something ls done. United Fund Appeal Gaining Momentum. The United Fund Appeil is gain ing momentum with additional re­ ports o f contributions since the re­ ported $6,000 mark yesterday. The county-wide appeal for fund* with which seven organisations will be financed Is under the Gen­ Commissioners elected to office eral Chairmanship o f Harold Ka.it* on the Board of Sanford City Com­ ncr. mlssbmeri are sworn in on Ihe A huge organisation of volunfirst Monday following the fir*t*teer workers are now canvassing Tuesday of the new year. every area of Sanford and Sem i­ nole County with the hopes that the $33,000 goal will be reached before the end o f the month A huge thermometer showing a gauge of funds raised each day is clearly visible to all who pais Ihe corner of First St. and Park Ave. Additional firm and individual contributions to tire United Fuml o f $23 or more at reported by Campaign Treasurer Roy Mann as o f Tuesday night, ire a* follow s: J. C. Hutchison A C o , $130; Sen* karik Glass A Taint C o . $tnO; I*, i. i raster, » « , i . C. iiu iiiii« u , perrenally, $30; K. A. Cobh, $30; Sanford Coca (.’ala Bottling Co. $30; Farmer's Realty Agency, $23 and Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co., $1$. Many contribution* In amounts ranging from SI to $20 have been received, Mann stated, and will be tabulated and repirted at a later date, by groups. For Ihe present, the campaign committee has adopted the plan of publishing con­ tributions o f $23 or more. Slightly over $7,000 has been t.CDR. ANDRUS AN D CREW sreept V A H -ll'a first \3P. !.. to R. subscribed at this time, amounting Fred StJpp, Douglas Aircraft Corp., I.t. ( j g ) Baker, ferry pilot, to 30 2 per cent o f the budget of L oir. Andrus, R. M. Hite AO t and R. L. t railer AIM. $33,000. Return! from the Sanford (O fficia l U. a - N a vy Photo) Navaf Air Station and from eomniunilles in the southern part of Seminole County are expected by this week end and will undoubted­ ly raise the Fund Thermometer ibov* the $10,000 mark. The first phase o f the Seminole Goal fo r the October memberCounty Chamber o f C om m erce'ship drive of the Chamber of membership drive Is still under- Com m erce hi* been set In excess way, it was reported this morn- of 110,000 to match similar funda ing. j appropriated fur Chamber of ComTwo-page letters are bclftg mailoperation by both tho City ed to prospective members of the of Sanford ami Seminole County. Bralley Odham told hla member­ Chamber of Commerce which will continue through Friday of this ship drive com miller recently that week. "There will be between 7M "W e have Ihe first realistic hudend 800 letters typed and mailed,1' get Ihe lock! chamber of com ­ a spokesman for the Chamber of merce has evrr adopted especial­ ly In the field o( advertising San­ Com merce said thla morning. The first phase o f the mem ber­ ford and Seminole County In areas ship drive, which is tinder the lea- where our community should t o dership o f J. Bralley Odham as known." chairman, will be completed this week, It was said. Already, according to this morn­ ing's report, there are 12 new members who have never affiliated with Ihe Seminole Chamber of Commerce and "w e are sure that there are many more who will answer the letters i t quickly as possible." Letters are reaching business, professional and industrial people who have never heard of the Se­ minote County Chamber o f Com ­ merce before. Definite dales and time for the all-out second phase portion o f the local Chamber of Com m erce Drive ha* not a* yet been set. However, It Is expected that the drive will get underway shortly after the letter campaign has been completed. 37T11 DHUNK CHARGE OKLAHOMA CITY M — A 32year-old man Is In jail on Ms 37th arrest on drunk charges. Ills name Is Daniel Drunkard. City Lauds JC's For Shrubbery Removal Drive The Seminole County Junior Chamber of Com m erce received the praise of the City o f Sanford, In a resolution adopted unani­ mously at ■ meeting o f the Board o f Sanford City Commissioner* Monday night. The resolution point* out that It had come to tha attention o f the city that the encroachment end overgrowth o f shrubbery and treee ■long the parkways and street! of the city had increasingly becom e a menace to motorlats, pedestrian* and children. The Junior Chamber o f Com ­ merce o f Seminole County, the re­ solution stated, recognlied the ul­ timate benefit to Ihe cly end Its people by seeking to remove and properly trim dangerous trees and -Atshrubbery. "W here**, thr Junior Chamber of Commerce of Seminole County has worked faithfully and dili­ gently end with marked succeet In securing th* cooperation o f pro­ perty owners responsible fo r safd * * trees and shrubbery to Ihe degree that Ihe City o f Sanford la • safer place for motorists, pedestrian* and children," the resolution stat­ ed. “ The City Commission o f tha City nf Sanford hereby eommenda the Junior Chamber of Commerce fo r Its untiring efforts In the 'Shrubbery D rive' and herewith extends to the Junior Chamber e f Commerce ihe thanks of the City Commission both for Itself and fo r the people o f Ihe City o f Sanford." Mayor David Gatrhel signed the resolution as did all of the mem­ bers o f tha Board Sea-Going Elopment Plans Aground PENSACOLA, n a . (U P ) — The sea-going elopment plana o f six youngster* from New Orleans, or* o f them only 11 years old. went aground today because one, a teen-ager from Buffalo, N.Y., became seasick, A sh eriffs deputy arrested the three young couples when they tricil to put ashore Juanita Lopez, 18. o f Buffalo io she could get treatment from a doctor. Their boat, a $28,000 trawler reported stolen at Patcagouli, bliss., last Saturday, stuck on a sandbar In the Gulf Inlraeoastal Waterway near Ft. Walton ‘Beach, Fla., due to engine failure. CAPTAIN U A. ARTHUR (le ft), Commanding O fficer o f Ihe Han­ ford Naval Mr Stallnn, and Captain J. It. Reedy, Commander, Heavy Attack Wing One, |lvt Station and Fleet checks, payable The youngsters i t first claimed they had succeeded In their plana to get married, Later they admit­ ted being unable to find anyone who would marry them In Pasca­ goula or Biloxi, Miss., as they sailed east from New Orleans. The FBI questioned the young­ sters about the boat, anil charged them with violating the federal stolen property *ct and Jailed them under $1,000 bonds. In addition to Mtsa Lopes, the others, all from New Orleans, were identified as Oliver Auglalr Jr., 12; Elma Blanke, IS; Lionel Parks, 18; Barbara Bllliult, 18, and Herman Thiel, 18. Sheriff WUaon said Park* acted aa skipper o f the boat FloaaU, which th* youngsters admitted taking from a yacht club In New Orleans to begin their journey. Their original destination waa Pascagoula, but when marriage plans fallod there, they picked up the trawler Queen of Victory and headed for Biloxi. Matrimonial efforti failed at Biloxi, too, so the youngster! headed for Miami, Wilson said. In New Orteane, fam ilial e f the adventurer* t o l d Investigator* their children disappeared last week. " I ’ m going to visit my girl friend," Mias BUUott told her parent*. to the Seminole County United Fund, to Lieutenant C-mm««*der 8 . II. Duhne (eslrem e right), Coordinator of the Drive at NAS. I* t o turned over to the Canipalin Treasurer. (Official U. 3- Navy photo) r f. � 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, October 15, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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' r • _, P w 1 M M Jl M W SECON D ADDITION Our Aim # la to build for yon the buyer the very best home we can at a price you can afford. • Our Policy More and more people are buying: In Sanfords most popular location . • • SOUTH P1NECREST SECOND ADDITION. If you are looking: for a typ­ ical Florida style home, .we believe that we have the home you are look­ ing for. fou will find quality built homes with a money back guarantee if you are not happy with your new Odham & Tudor home. We have many floor plans for your selection, 3 bedrooms, 1, V/2 & 2 bath hoiqes • • • with fully automatic kitchens, terrazzotile floors, ceramic tile baths, large screened porches, carportes and the best quality workmanship anywhere. is to guarantee the workmanship and material used in the homes we build for a period o f one year or your money will be returned. # It Is easy to own an Qdham & Tudor home in South Plneerest Second Addition . . . we can qualify you for one of our financing plans within 30 minutes. FINANCING PLANS: F.H.A., F.H.A. IN SERVICE. And if you act now you can choose your interior and exterior colors. • So If you’re planning to b u y . . . now Is the time. And you*n be so happy you decided to buy an Odham & Tudor home in South Pinecrest Second Addition . . . where every day you will enjoy pleasant living. FHA IN-SERVICE down payment and closing costs $1,300, Monthly payments cheaper than rent FHA down payment and closing cost $1,500. Monthly payments cheaper than rent WE CAN QUALIFY YOU FOR ONE OF OUR FINANCING PLANS IN ONLY 30 MINUTES! Kitchen Equipped Priced From Brailey Odham , President Sales O ffice Corner 27th S t. and 17-92 Highway Phone FA 2-1501 �- r^ a E K t^ S I I f I T U C. __I p i m au/f V,'ASUNCION, Oct. 14 (UP)— AB k u * taeludlig President Eli l t i i n t may to UHdBf about tto n a n symptom* rather than tto cause of tto Soviet Union’s triumph la launching aa earth r satellite.' v ■a*? -,a*w»A~- r ; |tk-*, '^SE, UoreoTcr, the Russians broke Just shoot to this: &Stocks, H Isn’t jo much and, through to the atomic and hydroUnited anyway, we could hare done it lten b:mbe which tto State* believed were American 9?V” 4 ?rnn Scientific efeeo to his latest new* conference waaa to mentioned the ISM Russian capture of German sciontists a t tto Peenemuade mis­ sile laboratory in northeast Prus­ sia. Capture know how and native Russian scientific scholarship combined to put Sputnik la the *r*f*flF*¥* : Demand Congress’ secrets and years away from tto Kremlin. Lax security enabled spies to five tto Communists real aid on these. ■eve Jet AMnsr Over tto yean tto Reds havs followed up with a Jet-powered airliner well ahead of any UA. schedule for sech. And their ■*Vor tuiflrsTw V j r. - f tr ta s--keto ccntlncntal ballistic mlulle generally It accepted now since they hclsted a IM-pound earth satellite Into orbit. , AS et thla adds wp to • scries ef PcteDtlfle triumphs from which tto Soviet Union la wrseeting tto lest bit at prestige, propaganda and diplomatic pressure. Exriled U.S. senators and ,coegreaaaiea are demanding • special areata of Congress, investigation*, more *iowa! elections. Tto Am p hints that all wre loot when tto satel­ lite Job was turned over la tto first place to tto Nary. Tto Pres­ ident plays down tto more spec­ tacular speculation about what tto rignitkanre of Bjutnlh may to . —^ * - -»(■ (A* * 4 -; t-4 •» and • goal advic* and complaint by mighty Democrats tend to blame tto near everyone la • population President in a political play look­ which was shocked to Its heels by ing toward next year's congrea- the Soviet Union’s satellite first. “Suddenly," to told h te a e w i conference, "al America seems to bare become scientists." Afflicts School System That would to excellent If true, but R la not. For what amy all tto UA satellite and missile programa. If anything, la something ♦tr*. -e"—' system on whlelt taxpayers con­ fidently spend billion, every year. Educators report that tto Amer­ ican school system Is sick In Its Ktebco departments. Tto teach­ ing of teknee to tto schools also Is especially sick. Tto fault doe* not lie with President Elsenhower. What's wrong Is at tto grass roots where mama and papa do not Insist (hat high schools ade­ quately offer nor that their kids • ••V y. mathematics, c h e m i s t r y and physics. There la • developing disaster In the shortage of science students, science teachers and scientists h th* United State*. Meantime, tto Russians a n graduating two engineer* for rr» cry cm graduated In tho United Stales. Good ones, too, Russia* education cmphaiiaes quality. United Stales emphasis to ca quantity. It the Russians ire ’' v; " -*S they are likely to remain ao. What to do about that win da. mind congressional attention nex| session. '.. any too. Jiattforit IferaUt Weather t Mostly fair today e e l Tuesday partly dandy light VO L XLIX ■ AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER Established 1009 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER Id, 1967 Shop and Save In Sanford 9 United Press Leased W ire NO. 11<P* Russia's Naval Fleet R ap id ly Increasing V TOKYO to — Adm. Arletgh A. Burks said today Soviet naval forces are becoming increasingly bold In the Weitem Pacific, the English Channel and the Mediter­ ranean. Satellite Ira pad Burke, chief of U.S. naval oper­ arm to support their submarines Burke confirmed his statement ations, said . these Included hun­ and task forces at sea." "It didn't make a great Impact of Saturday that the Uniteddreds of submarines with an ulti­ Tha M-year-old admiral refused on me," be admitted, "but I don't Stales, by hooking a number of mate potential of launching nu­ to be drawn Into a discussion on know what make* Impact on you rockets together, could launch • the phyehologiral Impact and the news people. I, for one, didn't satellite the sire of Russia'* 1S4 clear mliailes. Ihe Impact you say the pounder. Burke, who la •«.-<.-tonr-of Far propaganda value, of_ Russia's Eastern naval installations and jump on the Western world th be­ Uussian 'satellite has had In Ihia “But la U worth Cw money?” ha asked. part of the world.” units of Ihe 7th Fleet, addressed ing first to launch a satellite. top ranking U.S. naval officers and the top command of the Jap­ anese martllmo self defense forces. Earlier today at a news confercr.ee Sjrke praised the Russian earth satellite aa "most import­ ant" scientific development, but he said It had little value aa a The Board of Seminole County weapon. Red Fleet Grows Commissioner! this mornlnr, at a He (old the naval commanders •pedal meeting, act up a road program to keep equipment con- that the Russians "naval building LIGHT BULBS BAGGED In readlntss fee the Sanford Lions Hub Light Bulb Bale which *eta under* itantiy at work. program continues undimlnlihed" way tomorrow. Sac Ida* the> bulbs art Mike* Thomas (left) and ..........................lugh Duncan, president (right). and "they are building a navy to However, because of limited (Ber*tlrom Photo by Goeta) prevent tree nations from using funds, the program does not meet the expectations of commission- the sea." "Tho modern Soviet fleet in­ era. cludes hundreds of submarines," In tha program for th« current ha laid. "More are being added flaeal year ate: Lake Mary Road to their huge fleet every year. completions one mile of road to Eventually they will have sub­ be designated by Commissioner marines capable of launching John Krlders the Burnell Road in mUslici with nuclear warheads. Commissioner Lawrence Bwof. "They have built more cruisers ford’s diatriuts miles of Bed tod degysyare In tto list -toesde 'Pug-LaS# Roud in Cmnniissioner than Ihe rest of the world com­ By in to Millar where between seven to elfhi ed, had been sold because of da- B. C. Dodd’s District; a mile of bined. They have developed a LTCDR. KItNBST M. DOHNE (center) Co-ordlnator of NAI v, UBMCsT F. Would jou Ilka to know a rich thousand dollars! Here U the way mage, hut a new cue had - Item ' road to be designated by Commis- long-range, shore-based naval air to Initiate the Drive at NAB. (Left In right) ire key wen II. T. Porter, D. . . . M. . . .Ilaill, KMC I J. L. Greene, IIMC; MCdr. Dohne; Mrs. Winifred M. Srotl; Ena. A. K. put In the library by Sir. W. 0 . ' sioner Krller; and the LongwoodboyT Then Make friends with Ed­ It happened. U. ». Navy Photo) and J. M. Burns, C8 I. > (Off Eddie was visiting a relative In Akcritrom, a neighbor of Miss Markham Road in Commissioner die Fuhrmann, a Freshman at New York State last summer. He Chittenden. He alio collecti Kiwanis Club Homer Little's district. * SHS. Eddie really is rich, for to has recently found a stamp that was up In the attic, looking at a stamps, and had ordsred and paid The roads to be completed this Speaker Revealed has been found to be worth some- dictionary his undo had Riven him. for his Catalog when Mist Chit­ year are In order of priority. He rifled through it for a while tenden had asked him where she Members of the Sanford KlwanCommissioner Krlder, at the and suddenly camo upon a group could find one. outset staled "We need to figure >< Club will hear a dlscusaion on of old stamps. Sinco Eddie Is a Eddie and and his Mate nta family ramuy were were pass passt j program to spend the ‘"The The Nuclear Development al at Flocollector of stamps and has been lng near Miami after thl*. They h av ^w h at th.Va ia of rid. State University From a Layfor one and one-half years now, decided to ask somewhere there ** w# n“ u,er* “ 01 mtn., standpoint," at Ila noon he looked at their. Of course, as about the stamp. This man sueBales tax collections In Semi­ tame period, the Increase waa ap­ luncheon meeting Wednesday. soon as he saw the "$7,500" stamp, Rested sending the stamp to him .l. “ ' Vo don’‘ h,v* enough money Principal speaker at thla week's nole County In September, baaed proximately 35 percent. Th* state increase over th* comparable per­ he knew that it was valuable, lilt Ho would then deddo how much *°. do *e.rT “ “J** enything, Sanford Klwanla Club luncheon will on August sales, loomed to a new iod was 34.34 per cent Chairman Fred Dyson and bo uncle had given Iho book to him, it waa worth Jack MeGraw, Asst. Executive cpmpleted high, according to State Comptrol­ The Increase over last month’* so be figured that what was in Well. Fuhrmann sent tto stamp 1<,ea “ Lo<*'?, 1 2,k* » • '“ do **• Secretary, Alumni Association of Negotiations were Saturday morning through which ler Ray E. Green. collection, aountywlde, was more the took was his too. and, soon afterwards, ha received easentlal. the First Christian Church of San­ The collections In Seminole Coun­ than 10 . per cent. However tho The total road miles to be built FSU. WeU, he took the stamp home a letter giving him lb* news. The Program chairman for the meet- ford acquired two additional lots ty, percentagewise are far above slate Increase ever last month Fair weather brought out huge i with hint. He and his father took stamp was wv>rth at least seven this year Is estimated at approxi­ lng will be Charles Brandtev. and a home to add to their pro­ the overall stato average Increase. was only t.S per cent. mately ten as cotnmlsloneri listed thousands dollars. The tax collec­ da to see the new Pinecrest It Orlando, but they Couldn't nt«> perty on Sanford Ave. In comparison with the collec­ Collection* for September based projects that are being asked for fifptlst Church dedicated yeater- tell him what the value of the tor offered to buy U for six. For Information On Clyde Feathora, chairman of tio n one year ago, during the on August sales totaled 340,3)5.7$. Fuhrmann tell us that he is not by cltisens In every county area. day at It o'clock morning services. atamp waa. The reason was that Collections last month were $3fl,the board of the First Christian Krlder Insisted that roads Dr. John Maguire, Executive Se­ they didn't deal with such old going to sell now. He Is going to CIRCULATION 5A3.22 and for the same month Church. Jack Ttiarpe and Rev. Perwilt for about ten years. At this ihould be built "where the greatcretary of the Florida Baptist Con­ stamps! Inst year the collection- were ry L. Stone represented the church vention was the speaker f>r de­ Fuhrmann was in our school lib­ time he hopes that the price will **t need and the heaviest traffife ?H. FA 2-2611 $25,321.39. rary one day, and was looking at be tripled. In purchailng the property at the exists.” dication services. Sales tax collections are consider­ a VS. Postage Stamp Catalog, corner of Rosalia Dr. and Sanfmrd He was telling in also, that gold Commissioner Dodd told the "Open House" was held from or a fte r 6:30 p.m. ed as a barometer tor tto trend Ave. from Reginald and Mary t V) to 4:30 yesterday afternoon ublishcd by the Post Office. Here had been discovered near hla on- hoard of Commissioners that rlty of businasa la the community de­ Brown. with hundreds rolng through the e Identified the atamp. The old rle's house. I-ook'i like it's been tax ha* been paying for tto p av PH. FA 20973 noting both an Increase in popula­ The acquisition of Ihe two tots $125,000 church, educational, and Catalog, that the library had own- found up in the attic, tool (Continent on Page 3) tion and a heavier spending spree. (Ciratlnaed on Page 3) Sunday school structure. special attraetkm of the new church was tho Nursery Building which house* four departments, a reception room, kitchenette and By WALTER LOGAN rest room. Egyptian ' s o u r c e s In Cairo °f I r ,9 met w*Gi j and a solemn warning by the Another unusual feature of the United Press Staff Correspondent warned that Egypt "will take mil­ King Hussein of Jordan Sunday, t oiled States that It stood by Its church la the Baptistry. Located Some of the Egyptian troops itary actiun if necessary to defend and there were reports In Amman commitments to help defend Tur t.> the rear of the pulpit and plat­ Arab nationalism against big pow­ that Iraq, a Baghdad Pact ally of key. form, It I* lighted ao that no aha- and tanks which landed in Syria er moves"—a warning that caused Turkey, might send troops into Jels fly Overhead do** can be seen. It has a par­ were reported moving up to the new uneasiness In Israel and Jor­ Jordan to defend it against any The Initial group of Egyptians tial glass front and is enclosed in tense Turkish border toay In a dan. Cairo newspaper pictures threat. landed In Syria at Port I.atakla, draper. Walls around it, the rail, development that heightened fean showed tanks accompanying the Danger Termed Serious only 30 mile* from the Turkish ’% (routineed am Page 3) of an cxpL’iJon In the Middle Eaat. troop*. Israeli Furcign Minister Gold* border, while Syrian and Egyptian Melr said in New York the Syrian Soviet-made Jets Dew overhead. build-up a "serious and grave (>n* battalion was reported to danger to larael." And official have landed for Immrdlate desources In Jerusalem said the jlnymrnt. Egyptian "publicity stunt" could Damascus Radio disclosed that provoke the Arab states into some some Egyptian tro^pv were being new action. deployed alcng the Turkish bor­ But Israeli sources Mid Ihe der when it said "the arrival of Egyptian move may alert the Egyptian troops bolsters Syria's United Stairs and NATO ones defrnits In both the north (Tur­ more to the military threat to key) an theiouth (Israel).” Turkey. Informed source* in Cairo said The Egyptian troop Ihe Egyptian troops would be de came against a background of ployed along the Turkish border Syrian and Soviet charges that i where the Syrians are under- THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH showing to th j right tha. Maly acquired u. luraey and ins U n i t e d Mates manned. M ost oi tne Syrian acuiy dwelling which will bet u»rd lur riunuay ncnoui (onus, (at «•*.• -•/ - - r i S '.V f Includes eight lot* on Saalmd Ave. (Bergstrom Photo) planned aggression against Syria, is concentrated against Israel Road Program Set Up By Commission At Special Meet 4 I • ■ I\ I SHSStudent Finds Stamp in Attic Worth $7,50Q First Christian Tax Collections Hit Church Acquires 2 New High Last Month M-jre Lots, Home Big Crowd Attends Pinecrest Church Dedication Sunday . < Additional Local News On Page 3 S Egyptian Troops Moving To Turkish Border I Donor Is Most Important Factor In Blood Banking ley v avsissiii |/ r t r n a r AT YESTEHD.Vrg PINECREST CHURCH open house are (left la sight) the Rev. Joe Courses*. Hugh Patrick, Bupt. of Junior Department, and Jum Hunt, Bgpl. ef the Buway School a* they looked over tto new Junior Department. This Department opena Into Ihe dhting hail and Is adjacent to the kitchm Tto walla and doers are the fold-away type. (Bergstrom Photo) wiiivc, me ui piRlllld uttllAl rem$ »« sownj kw ws«*re aws vgsv* « t •• ........ ' ■--------- ' » , , , . .* • U.S. Public Ilealih Service and the accepted. It we* also kn^wn, as U ra»in of significant importance for even a decade igo) would have ate branch binif or . u J | citizens. These binlu were set up I true today, that plasma U cmer* the ordinal reason» they were de- been lost. This would haVt been order to keep a iuppt> <r* primarily to create a reserve Si gency treatment for any sort of veloped^ that if. If defense pi a nn- true had bh>od been available—: hojpiiala »iluaU4 ****** . liquid plasms, a treatment for ihock and Is at the top of the list lng is ronsldered necessary at all. which of course It was not—sincefrom the centra ban*. burns developed at just about that for items to st-rkflle for disaster. I But tetter known to most people proper classification and usage greater safety let W Unit; since these pre-war victims Considering today's warfare, the j is the use and need for whole I were not well enough umlersuxaiitluntiautd Oe Fage I artel ■s •a 1 .J * j �■ [• 2—The Btnford Herald Monday, Oct. 14,1957 fe u iS * S t f t . r a ^ V i i T i i .i V . f J f : r« a a f w M ? w .p Legal Notice l*r IN 'Y 'il nf S action t l. To*#> chip I ie o u th . lU a ic 1] S a lt. TtiV'aoaU Hair (S4) *f UP L pair p blpVuiptl o-.*r*l Ktoetto* ta l« h*M llm aph »it th* Cltf *t fur,:. tV rlik'. «n in* •*.»¥ of h 'o tim u r. 1>IT. .vr *l**t»o*t a* Clip C v m a iu lc M n ler l*fh*» •* ■ K e s r i ta !fc« ppa. w u ^ ’aiiaiifTr b k u »& ii ||. R IIKLIIKN hrr hm**n,l: ASURLW W1PM PPd. If P«Pr* “ t t n y ^ ^ S p ^ u S «14 Pt **. pf M e tln 14. *T#wmshl* SI Paulk. Raae* U XaaL Trccl' 4 Th* N"rlh***t Quarter INE*'*) „( th* nouthw*»i Quarter l l V U ) at Pactlou i L T c c u k t i !i your i u v i i th Mild n i l with th# Cl*rk »f »*Jd C o u r t i k to a copy ibtrtof upon rU In tlir* atler»*v whop* ppm * and i i x . i n i t p**r fcslow, m or 6*1 or* tb* Sard d ir t-f o taMr. HIT. d ie *» 4 *foiiU tfefTMf <KTM p/O COUlPPSP will l * MttTPd i |> i m FPU. ItllH M Mr l a i d pad official pool PI lb* County Court H n M . I* ford, ll*aln i>< ■ >»!>, FI«rMi, Ihl* . .Clark of th* Circuit Court lla th* County c t h a l u K , I t at* Airfare. Flafldn winridn._____ ______ , - yppr i H * i r with tbs Clark sf th* ilR S lI ,'uurl of Ihp KUtb Judicial Cl tea It. In pp * for Samlesl* Cj «"- llo uulll b* op** * } ( * * ^ » *“ * I I . i*aat«r» d lu d ir d Tim*, k *1* will d p ** at III* a'**n k r **i b*V«»k Jl«- t ; ,*,**?! taillat pad ftovd A, F i'a iir »• rlcrkc. a tip lira rt-'V* * 5 l L iL f* J r Jam** IL Out, R h J S T f e v d l ; Keurtaa J. WanMrum. c illf u - AU>, u d W. Iluah Dourun. pp Ic ir ttw t* ^lSTwrrNEw w tta n n o r.l, i « . h*r*m ni * « w r has4 »* ef t ip c u r at fa » t« ri, n<’MdQ * » j h*».< f*u**d t» * • *ttie«o Jtsest* th* ***l * t n i l City *a tkt* l i t I U day of OclPbpr. HIT. rte rrm c e v ia * Kdri&iirn&arisrY! k CTUBBtSa * • * , If MirrUd. _ _ CRIBtttNP. M* Wlf*; KBTELUi « A N l * r If tsarrltd. ------- MANLEY, bar huahsod: If llvlne. -tud It dpad, thtlr anknown ir iu M i, hair*, davlnr*. iPSltMs. «r*ni***. sr sthsr partis* sulm mo t*t*r**i bv. th r»sejL "» •BSInit th»m: •■ * ALL r E E - W toW » ° aS ? ^ 5 : NOTICE la HEREBY OlVEX | am m i i i m ta kualasas at l i f t •srvp p rev* *h*»o*r * f* o Flsmtlff*' Mdlopvltla AvtDup undsr tbs fie. s llr r u r . n u r t s H. U v t r f i . t i l llilous s i m s f ABC. Oarhat* North liiln Strait, Orlando. Flnr- 8*rv1r* PBd that f Intend tn r*ata* Ids. an «r btlorp tb* II .Ip/ sf tar paid narni with th* Clark of October. HIT- H*r*ta fall m i o* a th* Circuit Court. Samlool* Count/. doerto pro rant**** will S« P-iltr- Florid*, in pctorrlpne* with th* pro­ cd PSPlast vpu. vision* of tbs rtrtltiou* N sm * BtaThis Holies s k ill bp pehltoHt* lotas. tP-wlt; SMtlen HASS trierid* ■ Utmtss 1*11. l i n n O. Eresks. Br. agJSt. Tr&V.S.TKS.Y m T w V f ■K.SStHffW O P. IIKHNDON Clark s f Ibp Circuit Court P-mtnolP ('null/, rttrips. VTtrrin H. Edwards t : * N»rth Mala Btr**t Orlpsda. Flor 14* btT* a * * * t Attorn*,* for rUlatlffs I SEAL) v*u.Wh* PPIPT* pf Which I* to r*. sspvp sortslp cl*u4* s >4 t* q«l*t pin*, somflrn, th* till* to th* htrvin. virnrvj n r a i r r pft*v *P*crlh*d r**l k«wp*rtf. Th* pam* *f th* Court la which BTATB OF FLURIDA TOi Tslmadcs T. W,bb. Also the *a » hu* b«*p liPtttptPdij» th* known ** Tim Wsbh, nreull Court pf Iho Ninth Jndlcjvl is:I au w art Av*aus Clrpuit Ip pp * t*r epmliPi* rpnatr rierli*. Th» *»hf*vlPt*4 ‘'i’J t.p m a ^ K S W r ^ L d fast th* PPM Is ROBERT H. STINE, *t h*> b*«p fltod aasiust v<tt In *1*. vp a*m«*l C. V*■ **. *t Pi*, putt lb* ilrcult Court *1 I m i m I* blips Ch*»c*rr C*»* N«. HW. Th* dMcrtpttPp *f tb* m l pr»* t'nunrr. Florida. In Cb**e*r/. *n ahbr*ilsi*d till* ef which Is liar* P*rt/ lnv»lv*d I* s* falton*: v ty Vriao and Iva Valao, hi* wlf*. vs. TPlmsda* T. Wtbh. aisp know* T bV *B u t K*ir fEHV. ss Tim w *hh. th* natur* of **U poll b»t.a t* f erotism that car* tala n n w i r t fer dstd l i t r i N ;vpnihtr t. ISIS, and of rirtrd hi o n u u l n»c«rd Rook N*. as. T*no* persons claiming by. ihrvueh. nnd*r or op*lo*i *o(4 »o**«ti*» « * • od dalandaatr: WILLIAM MATH- cooc. 7iaw dfsuvt Jhh! #;teiay,*yfa,s » S& fT " “ •■ « ran ir « h * r « r rM flirrt in fit* Foodmart’fl Grand Opening Celebration ■aether toy for them . . . Donald Joseph. hern on October Sod and weighing in at nine potradi and lix and a half ounce*! ! (Everyon* seems to bn k erb * eeeb M | h i Me*! Doria*, Inst week w»s nine too late now! If you did. and am pw nai m n t e - uunt a i toot U definitely planning ta be there, Bar has been ret] tacky u far a t don't forget to take your own nil* housing U concerned out there. I ▼rrwirr! 1 NONE will bo prodd­ high prices a rt an the Watt Coast, ed! and tb* L using at Point Mugu Also a reminder about the wasn't what it waa npoted to be. ebangf in time for the Sunday Rev and Ed's homo is Los An* School classes at the Naval Air gdes, and they are living there Station. They a r t now being held In one of Bev’a mother’s houses at the aamo lima aa the church that the ow u s i a t Investment. servlet . . . at 1:00 A M. Chap­ (Sun going ta keep on the good lain Winiam roller is on lean, tide of her if we ever tranafer so the Reverend David Carnefbc, out there! 1 !) I've missed Rev of the Missionary Alliance Church, since she left last June, a* she in Sanford, la conducting the serv­ was always good for an hour's ice. conversation on the phone! Catholie mass will be at U:00 At fa r as I can tall, vary few noon, and confession will precede taka advantag* of the maria thea­ U by fifteen or twenty minutes. ter at the beta. You missed a ter­ Alan remember that than is a rific one last Wednesday night if daily Cathotie mass at 11:43 A. M„ you didn't g*. I did. and it’s been a long time since I've enjoyed ■ each w*«k-<iay. Mary la and Harry (AD Coch­ morie so much that I want to rane will he leaving for Maryland talk about it. It was *Tha Pride on Tuesday, for duty at Patuient and the Passion”, with Cary River. This i* fine with them, Grant, Praak Sinatae, ( u d you'll since it U quite close to Mary Jo's never believe how good be w«a) home. They hate to be leaving u d Sophia L em . It'a a new cos, Sanford, hut they couldn’t have so be sure u d aee it wbes U cornea Spent the whole morning drink toy coffee with the neighbor*. Tonight, the Chief i Club square* dancer'* will barn their atsak din­ ner. If ieu did dot m ite your res- TO ALL CREDITOR! pod S S M M I M i VIVO CLAIMS *r DESLAND* AUAIVST SAID ESTATE I Tan *sd t*ch at r*u srp h*r*hy n«itI1*d snd r*nulr»4 to pr***M a*/ ctoiiaa pad 4«mand, which you. «,* *ttb*r of von. msr b*ro ***l» ,t th* pptstt of Ll'CILLE MAE REMU■ AT. d*c*P*rd. tot* * f «ald Conntr. la th* Coantr Jude* of 1*011*01*. C*usty. Florid*, t l hi* sfflc* In tk* apart hapvo *r **td C*u*ty at B*>ford. Florid*, within llsh t rp|*nd*r month* from th* tint* of th* first publication or thl* nolle*. K*ch claim or daastnd shall h* la wrttlia. and shall ststp tbs plar* pf rs*|. d*nc* and post oftlc* Mdrsot of th* rlPtsdPBL and shall h* sworn to Vy lb* clpimani. hi* *e**t. or his sttor* Guees that’s It for today. Things **y, and pny such ctnlm or danuud as they're eoncrened! Received e Mrth snnouncement are getting very lean again, n o t ** (I1-.1 * h * l| b * void. /•/ Aoauvl Mltrb«tl Tt*mu**t In the mail yesterday from Bever­ (news-wise at lu s t), so bow about A* *s*cutor of th* !*ut Will and T**tain*nt pf LUCILLE ly and Ed Yaw. (Ed used to be n can if you did anything over MAE ROMUtAT. 4*c«ss*d ia VAH-5. u d F r it publication s*pt*mbtr 21. H it. la now ttatiooed the week-end? at Foist Mugu, CaUforsia.) It v u appreciate R. ttuaaJi. «f*fcta * t» n tg ROUND STEAK CHUCK would F k . e r G e . G rade A M Trrw ih. ia c o m Jo h n s o n , a r TMURMttOnlL CIIARLIITN !>Or.K. K. J. FRACfVbt, J. Jh DOUpLAM. K. u . m .'NATT. J- I t k to A T T . JAMES W, LILLY. U d ALICE R DANIELS, s wtdaw. U l mah * f thorn. It rilv*. sea U elr jm u m t lu ssk s**n iH b iR « tf d*ad, the ,♦ *poetics s s h ss w i sponsor h*ir«. devisee*. B ru t***. aSataneU. Iteur*. drodlt.rs, tinsm s T s a d say s s 4 nil ******* atolm- Cut-Up Who!* MAXWELL HOUSE ^ r r ^ T m a n v t a c t u i u n o COMRANT, n dlsmlvPA Fieri** t*r*»r*- J^fflTSSSSKT OHOCERT CObtFAXT). * dimotvod Florida corporation, u d U * ««known s w if s h »aoe#a»»r» la tat*r» ••L dtrodtars. ttodhhPlden, t r u - Lim it 1 W ith 5.00 or more o rd er . . , th* tallow me door*!h*J Und. lying end htlag t* S*m t**U Conabr. Flo­ rida. vs-wtir WH * 1 1 * 1 1 1 at CEH •f^ a*cUc« T . w u h l , 21 Sauth, Pillsbury Plain or Self Rlsiag Ton. and **ch o f y*p. ara b*rohy naltttod that S Putt baa h**a hronaht ae*t**i you In lb* Circuit Court, ta sad for 9*ss«nsU County, Florid*, t* chsnory. *atlil*d T. L LINGO sad ROBERTA fc LINtlO hi* wir*. r 's tn iff* V*. DENNIS c a p e r *. »sd j;U a carE R a hi* *l!b *t *1, d*f*n4 *ntA ililntllt*. and and o*ch at y*«. ar* rwtutr*d t* flln /.-a* Aeiwor tv plaintiff*' Contplalnt with th* C1*th of »aid Court, ____ | __ *»r*n up-..* plaintiffs' aitorniy. rRCD R WILION. who** *tdr»t» t* f l - t i * Ptnferd AtUntl* _ N*ti»nt| Sank Bundle-s. Sanford. Florida, nr r. O »•« ITS. Sufard. Fie rid*, n ropy nf npl-1 Ansosr. no| l*l*p than \ . » m l c f tth. A.O- l»ST. and tf to* tall In dn so. a d*cr»* i pro n i I m m will bo -ni>r,d s*si**i yna. and »*<h at ysu, fir th* r»> ||*f dam s,ltd tn *njl f><np1*l*t Th* nsturn of this suit I* tn *»'*: th* m l* pf th* plaint Lift t* th* ahov* doaerihod land w iT v r a a « r h»nd *»d tb* *»»t Limit One With O rder Heilman's of *al-t Court it Sisltri. I - v Im Ii Coa-t, rip-tda. thl* tth dsy pf o*t*h«r. A TV i t i * '•* R F. Nt-ntra CUrk *f **14 C*urL FroJ R. Wilson A1tnn*r f.-r Rililltf* i l l - S l l P*sf..rl AiUuue Nation*! B a n k Hid* I t s f i't , M A Y O N N A IS E F!«r!la R ft Bp* *t» lasfvnd- Ftrr-.da. t o t t MAVUU CLAIMS 0 M D | . B a m ** A M A i i t r s a id l s t a t m , Tn* nad naeh «f yep *r% htrobv ppttnm and rotuirod t* rrvosnt u r «lalww nvd demavda whlrh /tn. sr O.IAPT t l } U may h si* 1 /111,1 t io natai* * f I S NTKA A. LESTLSR . do.-**tod. U l* * f said Ceuu' f , tenths C r u ly July* «r tap. .. P 'U C * 4bty. Fltrtda. *t h i #f. noo In th* court hrut* ef n»ld Ctunty pi PAN FORA. Fl*rbda. with. I* tight i i l t a l i r n r i t u r n p th* t l^ * of th* pros puKltat!** pf haUco. E *.u <U.*i or dasaud *h *J bo ta n t t u t p u d | U 4 stats th * /.».-« of r w it t i t s t i l p u t of. n to M b i t , * f t i t rtsimuT. end P h a ll > • , v r , tn h r the * to !p ,* a t •» PliM-n«y. pad *uv n « 1 clnlw oe <(**> 4 pot ** r.l*d n u ll Rsyotwe a r» i A* i i t t t i r r , f tk« 5 *}>! i i f T *tl> w ,*i of BCBTWA A X Z iT - Z X . E if ltlt R n t l t i l ^ A tl*rn ,y Xi h iif p 4*«*n. 'Flo... r i r i l VuVafatl,* (V-*V*r » 111 T W e h ais't been any question about Ford bring the best buy throughout the *57 riven —Ford's sales Itidenhip h u proved it! And cow th it the model-yen end is here. Ford'i an even i*s#y buy. To m ike room fer our ’iS's. we Ford Deiiers ere offering you buys th it hive cevtr been cquiled. You sovo wHob you buy FoH As e c u r t buyer, you'll w sat ta compare prices. When you do, you’ll find that model for lu w u , righl acroni the hoard, Tord cars ire the lowest priced* cd the low-price three. And as far a* th* medium-priced cars its concerned, you’ll discover you can buy a '57 Ford for h a u b d t of dollars le u th it n simdar’y equipped modrma-price mode1..* You tuvo whtn you drivo Ford Ford showed dramatic proof of ita low^ost op en :ica in the o-.’/ n a r i rerageised tea: cf gasoline ecccoay—the 1957 Mohi!g u Economy Run. In a field of twelve different mikes of can. a Ford Six delivered more milee per gallon than e«y ef them. Procf. indeed, th a t Ford delivers the V?ad of •conomy *jm want! Lks Trod#-in Aliowonca $ This is what you pay S Birdseye Fm ten (h-WSr VKi: r s t u r s f « > * r a iR K M -E A. HA VAC It TX! . * « . WMWM TT MAT c J v e e j s V , *-AS iSTENt.kCM rUod hi* f.tal sru- up of th* optat* if rap arts •• A lu .q ,i;itw « ■ to*. FLdRDNVK t lU T S IlV that » , r a ^ hi* ratubto t u ,iu i P w S i r t A and ia«i a* m il apotr i t 1 1 .0 “ * ^ “ * l - h x n i HOCuMOL. E'ER CWupty J add* of Sw im ., Couatr. l U f i a At u , l« t i d * V * f ♦ •4 n*Al I a ' l f t , ** AI>o"nt*. v m i** n u its u w .n ta n u n FLO­ RENCE V HA1 1 / R », H i t I W A it Atpt.wSor, »tir IV apt.* H M tlM il STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc I f \ W r e laU fcstcd ia H H H B B H B B V W M H m M B B ssH HOME OK QUALITY MKAIVt �■ \ Monday. O et 1 4 ,1WT n » Sanford 8 ' ’ 500 C it y " I Mrs, Th o m as, 49, Full Agenda Awaifs Over Employes, Fam ilies Dies Saturday ; City Commission Attend Barbecue At Tonight's Meet Donor [Long-tim e G eneva Resident Succum bs tCMttwoed frere P a s t 1) (Coabased arena Page 1) Alexander William Davis, H Mr*. Lula Bell Thoinai. it. convenience for hla family and bring the First Christian Chureh’ died early Saturday morning at, the died at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ to replace friends »ho wiah property on Sanford Aro. up to More than 300 city employes and Seminole Memorial Hospital after tal at 9 a m. Saturday following blsod used to replenish o fund that lots id the San Lanta section. The a nine months Illness. their families as well a* member* an illness of three weeks. may have loaned the patient some two new lot* have a combined of Sanford's boards and commis­ Born Oct. tV 1907. In Ctlmax, Born June 20. 1373, In Toronto; cf their blood credits. Such a frontage on Sanford Avt. of U&V sions turned out Saturday night G a. the came to Laka Monroe in Can., he had been a resident of branch is located at Seminole Me­ feet with 133 feet in depth. The Geneva for 92 years and was a 'tfc n io r BludcaU at Seminole National Scholarship Pran m ar at­ morial Hospital in Ssnferd where house, which w«s also purchased, City. V »oner* * « a long * « of 2the S . " * - ' b“ b* " ‘ a member of the Baptist Church member of the Church ot Christ tend any eotlofo or univenity of a stock of blo:d is kept and o mini face night _ Tj^ School aro t'Jfiblf to com* has four bedrooms, m baths, kit­ H ub Sc there. An estimated 900 pounds of pork at Trenton, Fla. polo for more than 1M four-year their choice and pursue any nurse-technician employed by the chen, living room end enclosed discussion, and declaims with a Mrs. Thomaa is survived by one Survivors include one daughter. full agenda ahead of them to­ beef ami lamb was barbecuco by eoUoio leho’arablpo offered by course of study they may select. blood hank who is on duty three breeteway. Carl Williams few the annual event. son MUton Kelly, DeLand; four Mrs. C. A. Oldham, Geneva; one More than 900 students are now afternoons weekly to take donors, ;c*orral Motor* under Us National The new property will be used night. The barbecue was held at (he sisters. Mrs. Minnie Berwick, ton, John J, Davis, Hagerstown, SehalarsMp Plan, accerdlng to attending 94 colleges and univer supply information, and maintain a t Sunday School classrooms and Publie hearings, reading of reFarmer* Auction Market Panacea; aities under the Plan, initiated in records. Central Florida Blood provide additional off-streo: park• .solutions, recommendatl'ni. and Sanford 'Andrew J. Bracken. prtaelpal. <v« . «v|sprw . *n»»■ ^ rPi"_■ n' ■ i " i «s-re»w<K?TTirTroi[fitaif C T J !m ThaCHt)p4UUok l i 'opi WTVTirf l i , "in s . ■‘■lwamsreT fn?ir-75TtVrb rre o r e t r r;■Bin ,U * r -U tsidr UT! 1 "ill TiSC Tng for church-goers with a ohS-i?on*i<jeratlon oT—B every department of the City o( mMi High Springs; and Mrs. Lo- ■Idine Oldham, Geneva; font ■chool senior* who are United,elude engineering, medicine, law totalling 14S0 hospital beds; way movement of ears from the a huge amount of time. ifitataa cliusni and who plan to the aciencet, journalism, teaching, through the lub-station or branch entrance on Sanford Ave. and exit A rundown of the agenda to­ Sanford lined up fo be served bar r> p lunger, Miami: four brother* grandsons, David Martin Oldham, and the other thing* that Arthur Kelly, Jacksonville; Lomie George A. Oldham, both of Genataka the College Entrance Board music and religion — almoit every bank a smaller hospital Is getting on .Rosalia Dr. night Includes a presentation cere­ becue complete a barbecue dinner. Kelly, Jacksonville; Gillie Kelly, ya; John J. Davis It and William the aame service as that provided *examination foe admission to the field of worthwhile endeevor. mony; a public hearing regard­ Purchase price for the new pro­ Plates wrre stacked high and ap­ Jacksonville; and Henry Kelly, Andrew Davit, both «f Hagers­ *U«ge of tlieir ehniet, or who ar­ Selection of award winner, in a large Institution, with supervi­ perty was tn excess of 310,000. ing the vacating of Rose and Vio­ Trenton. town, Mil.; one great-grandson, range to taka the examination in the GM National Plan la made by sion required by the large orga­ One of the needs for acquiring let Streets; the vacating of. a ut­ petites were equally aa high. Remain* were sent to Trenton David Martin Oldham Jr., Gene­ Serving itarled at 9:30 p.m. a group of leading educators rep­ nization as wcU aa other advant­ order to compete for * UM award. ility easement; and a request that the property, a* was pointed out to There is at least one CM award resenting various parts of the ages. the city take over maintenance Entertainment was on hand to for funeral and burial. Brinon va; two niece* and one nephew. Funeral services will be held keep employes and members ot Funeral Home was In charge. Twenty some organizations in members of the church. It for fu of a private park. In eirh slate and more than SO country. lure construction of a new- eiiurch at 3 p. m. tomorrow a* Brliioq “top spirits’’ 'winners chosen at large. Seniors Full details of the comnetitlon, Sanford keep accounts with the and Sunday Schoo! building on the The Board of Commissioners their families in Funeral Home with Ralph Brewer awarded scholarships under GM's including registration dates for central bank. Donors are taken at will . 1.0 consider two new throughout the evening, Bond Issue W ill officiating, assisted by the Rev. examination are available in the visits of the mobile unit which lots added to the six already own­ and wine permits and the transCity Manager Warren t . Know Wesley Harall. Burial will be tn scholarship file in the school It- is sent out by the mein bank or ed. frr of three beer and wine permits, lea said Saturday night aa the serv- Be Explained tha Geneva cemetery. brary at Seminole High School. given to the nurse during . the An ACL railroad track separates Ordinances setting the mlllagc ing line Usmdled that “this year a < General Motors offers other hours she is available at the Semi- a parking lot owned by the First and adopting the budget will be event wa, a complete success, A t Bureau M eet Adsnissiesa teholarship opportunities under its note Hospital. When a transfusion Christian Church which is tdiac- heard on their second reading. The Seminole County Farm Bur­ Leftover cookie crumbs ean be OCTOBER 10 College Plan. Under this plan 300 is ordered by the doctcrn, the hos- ent to the two lots purcha*«d last The board will also hear the first Saturday morning. eau membership meeting has been used at a topping on frozen dessert O ct. 13-19 O il it art ha Ann Holley four-year college scholarships are pital technician selects a suitable reading of ordinance* adopting set for tomorrow night at T:30 at (Lake Mary) ^warded annually.by ITS colleges blood from the reserve kept and an electric code, an amendment the agriculture building behind the choice. Marilyn Nell Murphy (Sanford) and universities located in all M prepare* It hy completing the test! of blood credits to and frem var tn the zoning ordinance. Job riai- Progress W eek At tha holiness meeting s re­ Discharges ( states and the. District of Colum­ for transfusion. If the particular ioua parts of the United States situation, and a pay schedule. Mayor David Gatihel ael the high school. A covered dish supper will be presentative from tha school su­ OCTOBER 19 bia. A.list of the participating col­ type is not available in the quan-1 are handled by the central bank Also a resolution in regards tn week of Oct. 11-19 xt Oil Proheld and each member la asked to perintendent'* office will explain Elsie Mas Brown (Sanford) lege* may be obtained from the thy requested land all types in . each month, through the National the uork of the Jaycees is to be grei* Week In Sanford. a covered dish of his own' the proposed school bond iasue. bring Admission* principal's offiee. unlimited quantities are rarely on Blood Bank Clearing House, an read and adopted. A proclamation in ahicb Mayor OCTOBER 11 Gatchel said “ We, a* a peopte, Selection of award winner, un­ the shelf in any -blood bank re­ additional specialized service. A request of the Sanford Boat Sharon Mootognla, (Sanford) der the College Plan is made by gardless of size) the central bank The Central Florida Blood Bank and Ski Club regarding the Yacht take Just pride in our nation'! pro Dischargee is contacted who In tirn calls makes a charge of approximately the rpspeetive colleges snd uni P I R S T - O F - W E E K ,2 '™ '% . I t luh building will be romidered great and accomplishments, and - OCTOBER 11 versitiea. Students wishing to be other banks should there he a *« that made by the hospital to , and a recommendation of the Zon­ these achievement* of our coun­ 0 Doris P. Burton (Sanford) considered under this plan should riiortage. The net-work of blood the patient for a transfusion, as try are bawl, in no small mea­ Mrs. Richard Chlliita and ba­ apply directly to the eoilege of <»"*» « '* r« U»e entire nation a part of the work I* completed ing and Planning Commisilon will sure. on the energy, at well a* | rume before the board for conby boy. (Sanford) their choire. with daily end sometimes hourly by the hospital technicians and ildoretion. the multiple product*, derived i v i n w r u u v Mr*. W illiam Frederick and exebangea of itoclci to offset pns the hospital assumes collection re from petroleum," wai signed Fri­ The Board of Commisiionera will baby girl (Sanford) aible surpluses of certain type* sponsibilities. The sum charged Tender T-Bona | Ga. Gr. A DAD I alio rons'ier bids on a tractor day. Lois E. Elie/twood (Lake with shortages in other areas. covers two fees: ona of from 111 with Mayor Ge'-he) pointed oui in his back&oe and loader and a Figure a have shown that approxi­ to |I3 for the servlre and an compressor. Mary) proclamation that “the week of OCTOBER 11 mately l person in 30 can and additional $23 for the first 3 bottles authorization to advertise Oct. 11 ha* been designated aa a Admissions — ----- - ----- fC oetioufcJ fret* T a g s 1) docs give blood ( ton a nationwide a ii. -lc... . reives. $12.30 Is charg­ forThebida on e maintenance con­ time when cititena orf this com­ Maria Fields (Sanford) basis — probably fewer than thta ed for subsequent and pulpit are In Dutch Cedar. transfusions tract for the elevated water stor­ munity engaged in the oil business Nellie Holmes (Sanford) The .Educational Building houses give lr. Florida), thus it I, Imper­ since fewer rcplscement credits age tank on MeUonvtlle Are.; the report to their neighbor* and fel­ * Bernard Smith (Sanford) 13 departmenti. The four nur­ ative that stocks be balanced be­ are required In m ost' Instances Water Division supplies to include low-citizens on their achievement 4> Discharge* sery departments; for age* 1 -1 ; two tween all blood agencies in order after first two. CrediU from don pipe fittings end meters; and wit- to date." A ) Green Head Mrs. Don Hamner and baby beginner* departments for age* to adequately and fairly serve. ors or blood reserve accounts will The Mayor Invited the attention stabilisation'equipment will be boy (Sanford) 4-3; three primary departments for There I* Just so much blood of entirely wipe out the charge for rr Vi of tha citizen* of Sanfjrd "to the Waymond LevrsUa (Sanford) ages 9-T; one Junior department certain types to he had. tha blood leaving the smaller many and v m ed contributions of Other matter* for approval of Jerome McCloud (Sanford) From the foregoing it will be charge ($U-$13) which ia not pay­ c.j.nmi-gionera will be minutes our oil business to modern living, for ages 9-13; one intermediate for Martha Ann Holly <Lake Mary) age* 13-19; one young peoples de­ concluded that the most Important able with donora a* It’s portion is and to those frredjms which are Myrtle Bennett and baby girl partment for ages 17-34; and one and Indeed the only considerable the operating fund of the central of previous maftinga and vouch­ tha special heritage of thi* na i y r \ er* and Ibe consideration of any Sanford) adult departmsnt for 33 year d d i factor in blood banking on a small bank. lion, and without which neither the other buainesi that may come be­ Billie Lyons (Sanford) or large scale is the Blood Donor. The operating fund of tha bank fore tha City Commission. and up. oil industry nor the progress It Kraft Cooking ^ A Frozen Sliced OCTOBER 13 typifies coutl exist." The Sunday School Superinten­ While some donors may hare oc­ la designed to provide the com­ Admissions S T R A W B E R R I E S casion to use blood tor Ihcir fami­ munity blood service, bu* it i* dent Is Jim Hunt. Training Union Anita Brown (Titusville) or friends, it seem* the blood realised that everybody needing a Teenage Corner ' desk, writing material and mag*V II. w ith ( l o r b Ethel Mae Whldden (Osteen) Director for the Ptnecrest Baptist ly Church Is Herman Stanley, and donor himself rarely needs any bottle of blood right now or next 10 o z . P k f f . f 9 C tinea." 1 (Reg. 63c) M ora Order Worn* Delores Llgatte — and the patient requiring a the musics^ program of the cjmrch week maybe, cannot pay even the Open A t Library Fiction, science fiction, love (Sanford) la under the direction of Min transfusion cannot he a donor. sendee charge. The first obliga. The tibrsrv Is open again for stories, career itorte* and a few John Robinson (Osteen) When it comes down to it, blood lion of the bank is to provide Bobbie Robbins. rent books along with tome non­ Dorothy Shealy (Sanford) rannot REALLY be bought — de­ blood if at ail possible f depend­ business, said Mr*. Sara King, with fiction hira been put on the book Odham and Tudor was the con­ the aame hour* but new floors Henry Lee Hotmei (Sanford) pending upon the supply and the ing upon the degree* of emergen­ shelf. tractor for Pinecreat Baptist Births need — It U difficult to arrive cy and tbe supply) and then work and a new corner for leenarer*. Church. “ Wa hope t« have a room luat * For a long time tbe oiler Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. H im rou/l SHOPPINO DOLLAR NAS MORI C l M S The Board of Trustees of the at a price, in fact, impossible. out arrangements for payment young people have resented going for tranagers someday", Mri Charles Brown iTltusvllle) Blood is very personal as any although routinely all charge* for Into the ’children’* room’ for their King eonriuded. “but for now we new church under whose dlreeticn Discharges 2 9 SANFORD AVE • HUANflDES UM! 11 L donor can testify — hla blood the blood are made on the pa­ Elaine Campbell (Fern Park) the building was constructed are; doe* not even look exactly like tient’s hospital hill thus any allow­ hook*," slid Mr*. King, "*j we've Ho nope they will enjoy and use Voile A. Williams Jr., Vernon fixed up a corner complete with thla corner we'va fixed for them." William Glover (Sanford) Nelson, Brailey Odham, Ken Cro- the next bottle, it la a part of ances must be hsndied by snd be­ Nettle McDaniel (Sanford) him that no one can give for him tween both agencies since it is athwalte, and Valda Robbins. Marilyn Nell Murphy yet he can give to aomeone elae. Rev. Joe Couraon, praising the In ancient timea, blood was wor­ Joint charge. Tbe bank h»a no (Sanford) membership of the chureh for the shipped in certain forms and ire other ami re* of revenue with ex Lola Birkemeyer (Sanford) part they contributed to the shurch have never entirely gotten away reptian of a relatively small num­ Ralph Bennett (Sanford) construction said “the people of from tha myatieal life giving sen­ ber of special test* and If an exOctober 13 the church have given an amazing timent wa feel for blood — and ceaatve number of requests are ^Admission* made to provide blood without amount of volunteer help." Jeme* W. Smith (Sanford) a life string potential it surely even the service charge K would Rev. Couraon explained that has. Ear the Allen (Sanford) mean an increase In the cost of carpentry, electrical, foundation, Virgil G. Hasty (Sanford) Because of this personal feeling and landscaping work was con­ for hit blood, the donor who blood for every me — a coat that George Rivers (Oviedo) has not changed since tbe bank tributed by members of the <a Evelyn Ruth Britton (Sanford) church. “Anything they cotild be makes the •■*) a possible has a opened In 1M3. Most hospital inAlice Fauvsr (Sanford) natural Interest arid evsn curiosity ■uranca policies will pay the aervgiven to do was accomplished,’* as to what happen* to It. Ha wants Birth. Baby girt to Mr. and Mrs ha said, “ aa they worked at to feel that he can giva it Ica charge and soma will even pav William B. Whldden (Sanford) nights. In tha afternoons, and on to anyone he wishes. Ha would he for blood; however, »lnca no blood la bought in Central Florida it is Baby girl to Mr- and Mrs. Saturday!." interested in knowing that a young hoped payment for blood can be RuweU T. Tranaus (Sanford) mother received bit blood; that a avoided In tha Interests of a more Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. WU tiny baby had a transfusion of his economical aarvice for evarybody lie Lee Allen (Sanford) blood replacing much of Its own; —the boms wants blood for the Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs that a small child badly burned next patient needing It. not money Cecil Ligette (Sanford) had hla blood; or that a very Sanford la participating in a (Continued Prom Pape One) Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs serious operation made possible blood program that ha* provided tng of roads In all parts of the Walter Britton (Sanford) only with availability of 10 bottles nearly 100,000 transfuilona of county. “Wa need tome way to Baby girl »®Mr. and Mrs. of blood, on* of wuich wsa hla, create a tax to that the people wvJd gjva a husband and father blood and plasma tn the past fif Curtis Williams (Sanford) teen years — Wbat a wonderful where road* are built can help Discharges a chance to support himself again. tribute that ia to the Blood Donor! pay for them,'' b* said. Gas Lovejoy (Sanford) \Ya know that several thousand Commiisionar Krider comment­ unit* of blood hav* bees Contri­ Quoting from a paper released Elizabeth Whited (Sanford) •®m# mouths ago hy the Central ed "I’m glad to bear you say David Nelson (Sanford) buted by the people of danford that—I've been saying it a year." since the Central riorida Bk.oi Florida Blood— “ the activity de Georgs Smith (Longwood) According to Chairman Dyson, Bank opened in 1943. From that scribed reflects the efforts of the James Smith (Sanford) Annie Louise Finch (Sanford) there is enough money available time Sanford hoipttals have used donor* who contribute their blood, Eddie Mae Chandler (Sanford) to build about two miles per dis­ the facililie, of the CFBB, in the tbe technical personnel who draw, Cecelia Mildred Tranaus trict and said *T like to get tome relatively short period tha new process and prepare this blood for (Sanford) figures on what contractor* will Seminole Memorial Koipltal has tranifuitana; tha research staff that is constantly striving to !-%i John Robinson (Osteen) do this work for us." been open fur pailcnls nearly a Mary Faria (Sanford) Other buainesi discussed by tha thousand bottles of blood have more about it Administration guide* thaae baste ar tin ties bv board of commissioners thi* morn been Issued. , , . . . _ 1evshilling personnel.. . .plan-in; tn eluded plans for Big Tree la addition hundred* of trans- procurement that will reaulr in Malcolm Robinson Ing Park. fusion* have b m jre rid a d 19* stock of bbvri that will Commissioner Swofjord suggest­ denta of Sanford In other hospi. Wwir. ^ rltlon *, fh* Bin;( To Head Jr. High ed tbit th* underbrush bo clean­ U l^ some out ot tb* Hate, the (n tiBUU lo4 ^ #f ed out, ditches clcane, fenrts moat recent eaaa of this sort tn (D uster" School 4-H Club built, a building and restrooms be reived a child harin* very aeriou* Maleolm R^tni xson wi ris named constructed. surgery In which credit* covering eitdent of the Sanford Junior praat To help keep variety tn 1wehbm Commissioners sgread that aith a dozen transfusion* were trans High School's l-H Chib of the Tth ar tha park b« put into condition ferred through tha Elks account meal*, vary tha type of bread used and Ith grades. for use or b< closed np. j far use when needed. Transfers fog making landwtehes. The club members met recent­ ly receive thetr handbooks and project record books from Cacti Tueker II, Seminole County Agri­ culture Agent. SHS Seniors Eligible For 4-Year Scholarships Hospital Notes % 'm t* Cm -„V* 4,1 Big Crowd ] . 5 9 ‘ ■ A 2 7 «l k # Cc nil JVC 7PWP SupcrMarket” REX ALL ONE CENT SALE Road Plant for tha >aar wars diocu**ed. Other officers elected after tha club wst reorganized Include 1|om ia WeMerhoH, vira prtaidaat; Louis Carter, ascretary; and Alien Sandlfer wai appointed re­ porter. J .. J f Smitty's Snappin CHANN EL SPRAY GRASS m & u i 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Th« Big 20l*eh e a t, 4 cyrU . 2 'i H P SNAPPER Regularly t l f t 7 t l.U J ll Listed At TWENTY H IR IN G S it H BALE $6995 The 18-Inch, 2 HP, 4 eyeW SNAPPER EIGHTEEN Arcade “ Package Store Tha T « t Bask O C TO B ER 10th Anniversary Sale 0. U. Farreu i " Fej$turln* Turtle Reg. Jg ^ .7 5 DURING BALE Prit* $59-95 FR E E ~Sprinkler Garden H»se with Ih t purchase of either of above Lawn Mower* IF THIS AD IS PRESENTED LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN- EASY TERMS’ Smitty's Snappin' Turtle South of Sanford on Orlando Highway [t o i JCH IT O I i?-d>DRUc] is �v.t-e I * ■ •4 " T C S ' -j* r jjU-'i f '4 1 V iur«b • iT*it #f - ___ I Reading these words and watch* ing the smooth, courteous manner In which Elsenhower conduct* hie fold Civic Center which la now, according Api* us, iuae liian fluwi'ntofHBf away. Elaborate plana for the circularising of tha thouianda of group* who meet regular­ ly each year for annual convention! and gettogether* have already been eryitallxed. Brochure* will be accompanied by letters and personal invitation* attracting conven­ tions of 800 to 1800 people from all ever tha country. Many Sanford people are contacting organlsatlone, businesses and industrial with whkh they com* in contact to Issue Invita­ tions to come to "Florida's Newest Conven­ tion City*' This Is ju st one of the activities of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce which provides the leadership and planning th at accelerate the growth, expension and economic activity for our community. There is no hard and fast rule to de­ termine or estimate the value of 85 or more conventions in Sanford. Benefits of these tremendous meetings are far reaching aa every prosperous community well knows. As the Chamber of Commerce succeeds the community proportionately will succeed and benefit — we are already beginning to feel the Impact of an active organisation but tha full value of Chamber of Commerce planning and leaderihiiTbecbmea fa r great­ er and bigger aa a community pitches in "100 per eent" to accomplish the tasks that lead to growth, expansion end success. • the same men who only ftv* yoere ago had sever* miaglviage about relatione with reporters la general. When the President exchanges Informal remarks with reporters on the golf eoum about the atste of Us game, U la difficult te real* lse that this la the min who five years ago did not wait to bald regular press conference* i* Pm * idont The close working relationship between Press secretary James C. Hagerty and other members of the I*reiMcnL‘i staff and the White Boom reporter* and photagrephars make* It'almost aabeUetebl# to recall that la let* U^3 and early HO, the Prealdent was Uatcalng to odvlren who advocated moving the prate corpe completely •at of the Whit* Hearn. At te r n two of Beenhewtr'e top* raskiag itaff mamben wasted the traditional Whit* - ■H o__I um preaa room aholbhed and tamed into of* flee tpace. Other adviaen at the su rf of th* admlnls* wCrftr -Wbafeg* U r Vmtarnr-TW bar reporters ttwai hrteftlowing presidential visitor*. _ ______________ T h t Sanford Herald ■ ■ « •» * u - I a n B l l l n O H - k .r TT 111! a t Ifca r u t tU f fc a a t * a a ( a ,« r i a r i l a . a a * „ tk a A d a t C w a ara aa »• M a r-h a IftT* , . i —- . a * aBBNk*, at tka Valta* t H i i '••h i, •Btltlt* a ia la ,!,* !, ta tha » . f.r r*»ahll,a* ••** •* *11 O * !•»•! M » . atlatae la Ihla t m M M r ■ • fr * a ,a t,4 l i i i l n la ,. X a tlo a a ll, b, O -a -ra l * tit,llil,a Ml U ro rjn la tla a a B ash H H «. A lla a .a , O m i l a F ib llih - A D ally **•-*»< • a l a H a r ■ . .aaA . . .av . aa . . *. C h f U la a a . * a i « r d a , * |a a C hrlaiaaaa. v itr .n m i H m m i t - r . . e p a k iu h * , M i l . H M M , JN . B a a la a a , M ar. M in in g H W I M t h » « . R w n l l t a M lla a J . C l 111 I V> A l . r r t l . l a a V I . . . . . . KIXIIV .1 S Page Monday, Oct. 14, 1957 f Om si Ebtobown'* **riy itaK a n n u m w * srd m d police lo m m ill »WW* evidence of camera and lighting equipment around the entrance to the wait wing fcffleea of tin chief executive. It U probably better for all con­ cerned that tide itaff member ha-* long ainte deported from White Houae scrrie* became he probably would have tantrumi at the sight of the Utter of cable, Ugbt« end camera tripods la the P w L iw n rrfrrttee mil l>Wd|S~lBe corrtdcn when Eteenhower goes on Foreign News C o m m e n ta ry whether th* radar signals were dancope "angels,” the strange caused by • rocket er by radio (magei which give rise to some pulaee la th* high atmosphere.». At* At­ flying saucer reports. That’* a hug re- that must be taped out. Wait European diplomat* at* mosphere reflections produces rawatching anxiously for m m move ty Soviet luatia. Ruoela’e Uoaeh* lag of aa itrth utelUte, follow­ ing doe* ape* the anaortkemeat teat it bed loccoMfuUy fired as -B y WtUAM nm ■■ ■ — ■ IntercoaUneslel belleoUe •b«le» C tn tn lfrm Writer put* the Kremlin la a "poeiUoe CAMPAIGN oepensta for a 3*9 days. Only tire* days eft In of strength," ai the diplomats pul undid ate for tha premdaacy of a year!—we'd say aba not only u. Wsat Berlin, Weit Germ say a* a vacation hut should Uw Taaautan, e tabor writer de­ Turkey might be tsrgeU U • dip­ clam, readied an eeUmeled Join p union. lomatic offenilve. tMJOM. That, aaye_tne jpoaa* -t - t - t ■ ----------the next desk, te a real truckload The aember 0/ barkers la taZHUKOV m ating, wa read. Wonder how at dough. It'e bad ae*i also that Marshal we'd look with • Bnffolo Bill 1 I t Georgl K. Zhukov, Soviet Defeoi* Aaftfi haltered Samos aoals hatrdtl MlaUter, U irrlvtag 1a Yugoill via 1 1 I sear# galdad Mfwyh the amtartomorrow on id official viilt. Zhu­ world hy Chthaohao doge, derate There ore there miiHon 1 kov wtU he bilking tat the reflect­ like on ota/al htf job /er each o movie m l*re In th* II.! ed glow *f kli country’* triumph. Neel Ami fntlii^! A*m tittle critter, Independent commualrt Pnildent In I t I Tito, like Uw Alisa sad Africa* Track* ore Artea mbs red by psfr dleef "ncutrslUti" — end the fenceI I 1 itraddlen «U over the worte-ca* wfYL HRwfrfr, wrt » iry fw iryvY A 1peclee of crow fliesJv* mllre above aea level white there an a hardly help hut he Impretaed. WIPK PFIwwI OF ■^^•a a variety of Ash who atay threa t l t OVERTIME O il Progress W eek Underway That world champion New Jar- milts below the ocean's surface— Government department* ere •ay haa baa Anally stopped pro- nature Item. To a*ch other they The simple phrane "Fill 'e r up, please" Working overtime In Waahlngton te Suction altar laying M3 ogga ta mutt seem out ot thl* world. haa become an accepted p art of the Amer­ get errengement* for Queen ElUsbeth'a viilt letter-perfeet White ican way of life. But backing up th e men who service the request to "Fill 'er up" Is Houm end atst* depertment ex­ have been meeting aver a fascinating Industry of some 1,600,000 pert* line* June, working oat icbedul* men and woman, working a t more th an 2r *nd protocol problem*. Now the 000 different trades, crafts, skills and pro­ Urn* for preparation Is d«tjnt sheet — the Queen eftcr viiltlog fessions — the American oil industry. Canada errivei Is WUUetnihurg, This week hag b*en designated by th e men Vs., on Oct. Itlh, In Waab»*|t** and women of the oil industry aa "Oil Pro- on the ITth and la New York on greea Week." They define it aa "th a t period the list. NO SALE of the year when the oil industry rqporta There'* no doubt that Indian to the natidn." Prim# Minister Jiw thrU l Nates W ithout doubt, there Is a great deal to will m ike e Mg pitch t# report. The contribution* made by the pet­ pin’* Premier Nobusuke Klshl on roleum industry to almo*t every phase of his "neulriUst" policy during his current visit to T^kyo, And he American life are nothing short of astound­ couldn’t havo picked a better ing. We not only owe our mobility to pet­ time. But Klshl'i cniwer, Tokyo roleum, in the form of gasoline and lubrl- u y s, wtU be "no". It w*i noted cants, we are also indebted for such con­ that when Nehru itepped down the plane ramp, he was greeled by an tributions as cosmetics, plastics, fertilizers, honor guard of Japan'* new army. insecticides and a host of other products — It wa» th* first time member* at some 2400, in all — covering every activity J apin'■ "ground defenaa force ' from aviation to zoology. Even the new syn­ had been turned out for a list* thetic fiber* — dacron, orlon, etc. — are visitor. FE3H1M1SM derived from oli. Insiders In Parla *r# talking When America's first well was drilled, pessimistically about th# possibil­ back In 1850, w* were a third-rate power, a ity thnt the French cabinet crisis hone and buggy nation, with most of our might last foe weeks, even Ultimately, they fores# • energy furnished by men, animals, and month*. national election and constitution­ crude machines run by steam. al changes that would give e Today we are an acknowledged "strong min'* Uk* Gen. Cbarlee world power, and most of the energy wo De Gaulle authority to run a sta­ use comes from petroleum or petroleum ble government. But they look for fiddling flrat. products. A fter World W ar 1, Lord Curzon a lot more NOT YET said the Allies had floated to victory on a sea Washington doesn’t put much of oil. A fter World W ar II, Admiral Nimltz stock ta the recent military claim "aid we had won It with "oil, bullets and that radar can spot an Incoming intercontinental ballistic missile bean* . More recently the Industry again S,000 mile* away. Scientists who displayed Its preparedness _ and patriotism attended last week's international *7, whe,J 11 went nil out to supply Europe's gcophyilcal year conferenc# there oil needs, in addition to domestic de- scoffed at U. At such e distance, mnnd, after Immobillzntion of the Suez th,y aeld. nobody could b* sure By CHARLES H. MfCAHN Lplred Pree* M iff Canal. On its record, the oil business merits trfAnd W * Oil Progress Week, we j m the rest of the nation In a salute to the American petroleum Industry — to its neoPle. It* products and It* p r o g m V ^ News O f M en In Service llorrl* Buckner, IS, ion of Mr. and Mra. H. H Buckner Rt. *, Box CSS, Sanford bai eomplated eight week* of Infantry Basic Training today in th* 2nd Train­ ing Regiment, Port Gorton, Oa.. Col. Robert McBride, Regimental Commander, announced. Th# mission of the 2nd Train­ ing Regiment, United States Army Training Center (basic) La YOU'RE TELLING ME! RILL! BROTHER-IN-LAW MIAMI Ml — A mild-mannered mala secretary waa held today for what police said waa the revenge slaying of hit lister's husband. Of­ ficer* said M-year-old Jamea Ham­ ilton beat John Reber, M, with e crowbar a t Rebar alept. HamU ton laid the dead man bad beaten Mrs. Reber, Hamilton's alstar. to wain newly laduc*ed ** onUatad ■oilers la basic military subjects. Military Training Centtr (basic) la to traia inducted or enlisted toldler* in bail# aaHilary subjects. Udltary Courtesy, Cloee Order Drill, Physical Training. Rifle Marksmanship, and Rule* of Land Warfare are some of the subjects taught. These soldiers are Uvea trans­ ferred to activa Army unit* throughout the world for advaac i l l tr « l« l« y You would be wise to protect yourself with a little low-cost liability insur­ ance . . . just in case. Better see ust Genera] Insurance For better living Wire beats Fire! m LIVI BITTIR, ILICTRICALLY... Male* sura yon h*v* your rightful shir* of truly modern living, happier Florida iivtnjf ?!?2trl2 •zzltt Lcaiiug, cooking, and retrigeritioa ara tops for efficiency and *conomy ,T . u at* today’s wonder-working General Insurance ’ table appliance*, dishwasher*, air conditiontra, TV, radios, and other laborsavers. Get all the good newt from your electric appliance dealer rT . pay him 1 visit note! H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 318 IA S T F IR ST S T R IC T 4 , FLORIDA POWER l LIGHT COMPAMY PHONE FA 2-1451 H. JAMES GUT V -* . . . . . A C C ID E N T ! New Camp For Boys Announced Speaking of Frank Mebane Jr. and hi* leadership of tha Tourist and Convention Committee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, we also recognise the unlimit­ ed possibilities of the new Camp For Boys which the New York Plants has authorized for Sanford beginning next yeer. 1Following the 1958 spring baseball train­ ing of the New York Giants organisation h e n and beginning In the early aummer facilities will be readied fo r up to 800 boys. Simultaneous with tha announcement of the New York Giants plane for the Camp For Boys, Mebans said th a t Fred Ganas would be the director of th e new organisa­ tion. Here's another opportunity for Sanford and Seminole County to benefit economical­ ly. The New York Gianta Camp For Boys Will be an attraction that will not only bring up to 800 boys here for summeriong' activit­ ies but will also bring their parent* for vis­ its a t varying Interval* during the boya’ atay here. It'* one more industry added to the list t h a t la growing now by leaps and bound* — one more opportunity for Sanford and Sem­ inole County to attract hundred* of people to our area to "*ee what we have to offer." ' *'■ ‘ • Backstairs A t W hitehouse •? u » . a n unlimited aa Sanford continue to ttrenr g assa somlnole ■ f r o m merelally and > a ^ « m rriin a O T tkaw ia*. * 7 Project*, plane, d ru m * and riaione a n bdfhmfng to maUrialix* with nearly each ik y bringing now announcement* of another conpktloa th a t will add to tha Importance ’. a f tha Sanford area, i ; Om of th a newer plana would bring of boilneaa people and plaaaura to Sanford and Seminole County i fo r varying length! of time. Aa thega plane begin to materialise our city and county will be better known aa "Florid!’* Newtek Con­ vention City." ' Already being readied for distribution t o Industrial, eomuerelal, civic, fraternal and religious organise tons la a convention folder showing the advantage* of Sanford gad Seminote County aa a convention city •nd area. Tha attractions shown In both'color and black and white would make any trav­ eler's eyes "water" with ecetacy for our uommnnlty has to many more advantage* than others of the entire southeast area. The plana to bring upward of 85 conven­ tions a year to Sanford and Seminole County are those of the Seminole County Chamber • f Commerce "Tourist and Convention Com­ mittee" with Frank Mebane Jf., general manager of the New York Plante Mayfair , Jr.” - u - * - chairman. Kick-off for tha convention city plena will he, of course* the completion of the San- ' JAMES B. GUT Al W. Scott Burma, Mgr. M l MagaaUa Avde sJT * �H h ■ irj'.'f.'iVs! -VViss-Tcv.- Conning The Monday, O ct 14. 1957 The Sanford Herald—Pace B W--'" News By VIRGINIA CONN. Society Bdl ee too early In the day to find left Sunday night for Shreveport, it happened ever Ihe week- Ala., where they will visit Punkln'i I will try to sum up what brother and his family. Going heard that can be passed along for the ride from Gainesvitie are Punkin'a mother and fil­ Punkln and Paul O’Dca had a ter. Paul will have enough back­ letter from Mike Stone. She writes seat drivers. Also a child, I be­ that she and the children have lieve. The O'Dea'i also plan to settled down In Naples, and they spend a couple of days in New will go to school there. She fed Orleans, and will be gone about them hotdogs and beans the first two weeka. night in the apartment and said . e . . . ni«»).i.u . wss ly. e—fg-tj t.'ioy wont i.ir ura-ingntr iir over the week-end. She U all ex a bit way. The truffles and the cited about a nursing home she wines don't seem to appeal to has bought in Leesburg. That Is the youth of America. Unfortu­ where she has been all summer nately for Mike, .the Randolph, on —getting It fixed up for the grand which Bob Is stationed, is present­ opening for the twentieth of Oct. ly in quarantine because of Asia­ Gert rave* about the staff she tic flu. has and how lovely the place Is. By the way. Paul and Punkin Woman’s Hope W eldie G iven Shower Thursdoy Mlsa Hope Weldie, bridreTeH of Jock Schlrard, woo honored Thursday with a bridal shower. Min Ann Davia and Mi«« Svlvla Price were hostesses. The party was held In Miss Davis’ home. Games were played by Ihe guests. Priies were won be Miss ftuvatu. Barbara Fljrnt and Mrs. Marvin Warfel; as well as the honorce. Warfel/ After Miss Weldie had opened her many lovely gifts, delicious refreshments were served. The table was beautifully decorated, MONDAY the First Presbyterian Church will and featured a bridal centerpiece. VAH-5 wires enjoy golf and loach at Ihe Mayfair Country Club. Left to ritht: Mrs. Bertl« Brough, Ware Bible Clan of Ihe First The Elsie Knight Circle of the Those present were Miss Barb­ Mrs. Charles Doniaua, Mrs. Pat Dearolph, Mrs. K1 Gold, Mirs. IU1I Foulk. First Baptist Church will meet Methodist Church trill meet Tues­ (Benstrom Photo by Goeta) with Mrs. V. C. Messenger, 117 day at 7:00 P.M. for a covered ara Flynt, Mrs. Dixie Jennings, Mrs. Margie Brown, Mri. Pauline dish supper. North Elliot, at 8:00 P. M. Warfel. Mrs. Ann Stevens. Miss The Boy Scouts of the First meet In tho Youth Building at C asselb erry Club IJnda Smith, Miss Sonja MonforPresbyterian Church will meet In 3:00 P. M. ton, Miss Sandra Monforton, and the Room at 7:00 P. M. The Senior Girl Scouts of the T o Sponsor Benefit TheScout Mlsa Rachel Beasley. Others In­ Session of the First Pres­ First Presbyterian Church will vited were Mlsa Gloria Schucnebyterian Church will met in the meet at 3:30 P. M. at the Church. Tu rkey Supper mann, Mrs. Jerry Lumberson. The VAII-5 Wives luncheon was Session Room of the Church at The Junior Fellowship of the CASSELBERRY — The Woman’s 7;J0 P M Mrs. Sue Stevenson, Mrs. Harriet First Presbyterian Church will held Thursday at the Mayfair Club of Casselberry will hold a s’-qq j/ jj, Cowley and Mist Nadine Colbert. Country Club. Hostesses were meet for rehearsal at 4:13 P. M benefit turkey aupper, beginning at Evening Circle No. 1. Mr*. The Pioneer Choir of the First Mrs. Bill Koulk. Mrs. Ed Gold « p.m., October IP. Floyd o. Cate, Chairman, with Presbyterian Church will met for and Mri. Jack Alien. Gram m ar School The popularity of these affair* j |rJi R, Milwee. Longwood. Co­ rehearsal at 3:00 P. 31. The table* were decorated with ha* become well established, and h«*tc»*e«, Mr*. W. J Hartley, Tho Pioneer Fellowship of the • Has W ell A ttended croton leaves and autumn colored MONDAY preparations aro helng made to Mr, w A Bennett, Mri. J. A. First Presbyterian Church will flowers. Tiny skeletons of pipeThe Gamma Omega Chapter of serve a record number of guest*, nidllne, Mr«. Fred Bislllne. meet for supper and recreation cleaners held t h ^ place cards. the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority according to Mrs. Floyd Smith, P-TA M eeting p ^ in the Youth Building from 6:00 Bats, pumpkin, tried corn and will meet at 220 W. 18th St. with publicity chairman. The Sanford Grammar School Evening Circle No. 2, Me*. Sid- P. M. through 8:00 P. M. The supper will be served buf nco—Ive*. (M. Chairman, with had a wonderful response Thurs- autumn leaves decorated the bar. Mrs. 1. E. Estrldge 111 acting as WEDNESD A Y ____ fcl .tyle at Ji-fer- tttuKa •*<*>*-. Mrs. j “F>. ivoouruff, H2 West 17th ' day- night 10 tiff frtfflJ m « . rn The Sftvaga- Son*—tm lgrla h'um- Trauma.-------- — Girl Scout Troop No. 149 of lha of the year. The flag salute was over the table. The Lake Monroe P-TA will meet for children. 8:00 P.M. First Presbyterian Church will The next Social meeting of the St.Evening given, followed by the devotion­ Mr*. Joe Tully, wife of the C. at the school at 7:30 P.M. Circle No. J. Mr*, liar- meet in the Youth Building at 3:30 club will be on October 16 at 8 al chairman, Bill Harvey reading 0 . introduced several guests, In­ TUESDAY __ ,, .- ... . ......ivcy If. Hale, Chairman, with Mri. P. M. cluding Mr*. Clifford McKibbin scripture. General meeting of Women's P.m. Mrs. t. lv .Ji* h e r, program w R Andcri0„( 31s 0 lk Av#. The Senior High Fellowship nf Lcdr. Louis Hoop was introduc- ami Mr*, rrlscilla Osterholm's Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial chairman, will present the Square the First Presbyterian Church will M ed as project chairman of the Pea­ mother. Dress was casual for the Hospital at Ihe Jewish Community Dancer*, sponsored by Mr. and nue. meet for supper at 6:00 P. M. TUESDAY nut Bowl Game to be played In luncheon, and bridge and golf fol­ Center at 8:00 P. M. Social hour Mrs. Junius Allen. December. Much enthusiasm was lowed. On the menu was « rold will follow. AO members are urg­ Hostesses for the meeting will Circle No. 2 of the Lake Mary The Youlh Chtdr of Ihe First l>« Mrs. Gordon Killon and Mr*. Mary Presbyterian Women'* Or­ Presbyterian Church will meet for shown on the part of Lcdr. Hoop salad plate with chicken salad, ed to attend. ganisation will meet at 8:00 P. M. rehearsal at 6:30 P.M. potato salad and relUhcs. Lytle Swope. and the parents. at the home of Mrs. Audrey Gllle Attending were Mr*. I. M. Ro­ Tne American Home Department The newly graded report card* in Lake Mary, McKibbin. of Ihe Sinford Woman'* Club is were explained by the principal, well, Mrs. Clifford having a covered dish supper at The Homemaker's Class of the Herold Heckcnbach. He stated Mrs. Louis lloop, Mrs. Joanne the club at 7:00 P. M. The pro­ Pinecrest Board First Baptist Church will meet at that these report cards give the Earle, Mrs. John Johnston, Mrs gram will be "Advantages of the home of Mr*. 0. Lewi* Din­ parents a complete Idea of how Richard Conn, Mrs. Millie Premo. Youth Center* In Communities" Meeting Reveals kins, 1007 Mellmivilla Ave., at Mrs. Eleanor Martin, Mrs. Lou The speaker will be Senate O. each child is doing. The room count was won by Hosepian, Mrs. Billy Taft. Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom. Hostesses for Standing Chairmen 8:00 P. M. Mr*. Marvin Stone “ Mr*. Floyd Richards. The meet­ Brrnle Harvard, Mrs. Pat Dear- tho evening are M.m Douglas Stem A board meeting nf the Pine- will be co-hnsU‘*s. All members ing wis adjourned for an txxjr of olph, Mrs. Bertie Brough, Mrs. stroin, Mrs. Warren Knowles, crest School P-TA was held Thtir*. arc urged to attend. Betty Deadman, Mrs. Robert RtAh. fellowship and refreshment. Each year in Sanford dolls art night. President John Burton con­ The Fldclis Class of the Fir*; Baptist „Church will meet with„Mr* Mrs. Tully, Mrs. Foulk, Mrs. II. Mrs. W. if. Stcmper, Mrs. II. S. ducted the meeting. Plant wore ........ , dressed by the women of Sanford Duggar, Mrs. L. P. Payton and \\ M. Duncan, 803 < atalina Drive for gift, for needy children. The II. Osborne, Mrs. Blm l*chnrr. discussed for the coming year. Hatwing S taff H as Mrs. Doris Sautcr, Mrs. Irene Mrs. Jack Slcmpcr. at 6:00 P, M. Mall* arc purchased by the Salva Committee chairmen were an­ O'Hara, Mrs. Lorraine Langford, There will be a quarterly board nounced. Founder's Day Ch. will Brownie Scout Troop No. 233 of lion Army. There are 1(4 nf them, meeting of the Seminole County T. Coffee T o W elcom e Mrs. Dolly McAdams, Mrs. Pris­ badly needing clothing. The doila be Mr*. D. M. Paul, Program, cilla Osterholm, and her mother, B. nnd Health Association at 8:00 Mrs, E. S. Higginbotham Jr., Bud­ Mr and Mrs. W. Grry, Juvenile will bo on display at the Bank New Members Mrs. Kitty Boyd, Mrs. Sue Ken­ P.M. in (he Educational Building get and Finance Mrs. V. R. Wil Protection. Mrs. lim Larsen, D<- before Christmas Blue ribbons Mrs. John Sangster and Mrs. nedy, Mri. Sandra Ortmann, Mrs. of the First Baptfct Church, Oct. liam*, Publicity. Mr*. Ed Gold, viti ’nal, Mr. Carlton Todd, Study I v.tll be awarded for the best dress 4 Bill Hill were co-hostessea for a Jimi Gold, Mrs. Ruth Tucker and Membership, Mrs. 0m.il.ee Me- Mr*. Dot Gatcticl, Exceptional! ed. the most original, and the WEDNESDAY 0 coffee recently held at Mrs. Sang­ Mrs. Rena Farmer. Ardle, Hospitality, Mrs. L, Mark- Children, Mrs, John n.irt<o. j '■'retilcst" class, The Chief* Wive* Club will meet ster’* home. The party was given ham nnd Mr*. E. T, lias-., Pub- The n*\t P-TA meeting will he inford women who sew art at 8:00 P. M. at the C. P. O. for members of the HATwIng Hcatlun* Mr*. It. G. Paddock, Tuesday night, October 22 . Adult cd to come and help Santa Club fur the regular business meet­ Health. Mr*. Marie Leri*. Beau Talent night will he held Friday, Staff. Coffee and miniature roili Golden Circle Has aus dress the dolls for Christ1 ing. were served by the hostesses. tiflca’ion, Mrs. Frel Gams. Li­ Oct. 18. All parents are urged la mas. The dolls sre at The SalvaThe Civic and Fine Art* Depart­ New Officers Mrs. Jesn Runyon and Mrs. brary, Mrs. P it Lnler, Safely, come. i tion Army, 214 East Second St. John Miller were appointed to the The Golden Circle Clan of ihe ment of the Sanford Woman's hospitality committee. It was de First Baptist Church met in ihe Club will have a covered dish cided that there will be an ac­ Educational Building recently for luncheon at the Clubhouse on Oak tivity every month. On alternate the regular business anil social Ave. at 12:00 P, M. Members of months husbands will be part of meeting. Mrs. Tom Mer<>, newly- the Sanford Woman’s Club will a the festivities. On the entertain elected president, served as hos­ fold T. R. Christmas Seals at 11:00 A. M. until noon. 0 ment committee are Lt. and Mrs. tess and conducted the meeting. Mrs. Dun Brubaker will hr n John Sangster, Cdr. and Mrs. The Lord's prayer was said In Ralph Chandler, Lt. and Mrs. unison to open the meeting. Mrs. guest at ihe luncheon anil will Frank Johnson, Lt. and Mrs. Gor­ Eugene Pennington gave the de- speak briefly about the High don Backer, votlunal. During tho .business ses­ Fever Follies. Tho program will Attending the coffee were Mrs. sion the circle voted to continue be presented by Mr*. Lurrainc Cy Fitton, Mrs. Gordon Backer. helping a small boy at the Baptist Graham, and will be a film "In­ Mrs. Don Rrubakcr. Mrs. Balph orphanage in Lakeland. He Is re­ side Picture of the Tuberculosis Chandler, Mrs. Bill Hill, Mrs. Sue membered on appropriate occa­ Problem". Hostcssc* for the luncheon will Ilobliliel, Mrs. Frank Johnson, sions with gifts of cash, clothing, Mrs. D. M. Linker, Mrs. John Mil or toys. An offering was taken. Ire Mrs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. F. £ ler, Mrs. James Reedy, Mrs. D It was announced that the year- E. Bolr, Mrs. John Senkarrk Sr., and Mrs. Hoy Tillia. Runyon and Mrs. Sangster and book is In the making. At 2:00 P. M. Ihe Fina Arts her mother, Mrs. DeJean from The following officers will serve Washington, D. C. during the year. Teacher, Mr*. Program will be "Ceramics at a M. N. Cleveland. Aasis. Teacher, hobby", sponsored by Sirs. S. G. Eugene Pennington, Pres. llarriman. Luncheon Recently Mrs. "Roaring Twenties" half lime Mr*. Tom Mcro, V. P. Mrs, Al Doudney, Sec. Mrv. Pauline Goe­ show and junior varsity football Draws 32 Members the, Personal Ministries, Mrs. game, 7:30 P. M. Concession stand MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS J. G. David. Appointed group lea­ with good food and drinks. SpunCASSELBERRY — The Wo­ der* are Mrs. A. W, Woodall, Mrs. aored by the P-TA o( Seminole man's Society of Christian Scr- Joe Davis. Mrs. I»is Taylor. Mrs. High School. ♦ vice of the Community Methodist Eugene Pennington and Mrs. Ca­ THURSDAY Church met foe a covered dish milla Winfrce. Hie famous Rebels Quartette luncheon at 12 o'clock noon on Mr*. Pennington was thanked by will ting at the High School at Wednesday. the entire circle for her devotion 8:00 P. M. Sponsored by the Latin Thirty-two members responded as teacher during the past two Club. Tickets ori sale at the San­ to roll coll by reading a scripture years. Those promoted were given ford Herald. verse. The meeting was opened attractive book marks and best with prayer by Mrs. Nelson Du- wishes. nell. Mrs. E. D. Grant was a Hallow cen refreshments were Lake Monroe P-TA guest. served to Mrs. B. M. Dyson, Miss On October 23 the society will Bobbye Morton, Mnr. A. C. Doud­ To Meet Monday Eugene Pennington, * meet at the church at 3 p.m. In ney, Mrs. Lake Monroe—TTih Lake MonOVER THE UNDRI HSEII DO" S it I hoped that will dress, are LI. '* observance of "Prayer and Self Mrs, 11. R. Parker, Mis* Dorothy rtw P-TA will meet Monday night LOOKING Marcella KrjR'dd*. Commanding Officir of the Ha 'Ion Army i Ralph Austin Smith, Denial Week." Ney business dis­ Carter, Mr*. If. R. Hci-kuiiback, Oct. 14 at L3u P.M. at the school member of the Hoard of Advisors, an i !.'. v’lr .in ,f liner. (Staff Photo) cussed at the meeting includes I'D*. W. J. Brook*. Mrs. John hou-e. Mrs. Clifford Abies, coun­ plans for a hake sale on November White and Mr*. M. N. Cleveland. ty Council P-TA President will he be "Your P-TA and What It 23, and a supper and Baraar sche­ the guest speaker. Her topic will Means." duled Lr December 7. Mrs. Lytle Dick Move Given Swope was named bake sale chair­ S..O.M o . - h h h H ..! , T — ,b T " . man. Tlie Christian Homemaker's Supper A t Beardall class will have charge of the sup­ per, and the W.S.C.S. will manage Chape! Recently ^ the Daiaar under the direction A covered di-h. supper was given of Mrs. George Kelter, general Thursday evening at the ReardaH chairman. Mrs. C. K. Fisher is Chapel for Dick Slave, a service­ chairman of the baked goods de­ men who retired this week from Phono bafors U P T O $ S O O partment of the Baiaar, ami Mrs. active duty. Mr. Mave has been n o o n for y o u r was named preaching at the chapel for a year, r *+ U4M nccdle-wtrk chm. Mrs. A. A. from time to time. He will leave III o n « y i a t • r .Mrs. Nancy Reynolds Is now associat­ Te* few «4M f Thompson will be in charge of ■*4t»4 th o s a m e d a y ! plants and flowers, and the Home­ ed with .Mary Brown's Beauty Shop. We Now Have Complete maker's Class will conduct a white mow IMS 3312 N HIM You a o f s it 'o u r Selection Of She invites all her classmates . and slephant sale. All proceeds will go HIM IIM 4UM 11 M ow n r e p ' or.t to Ihe building fund. friends in for consultation on their h air RIM DM HIM JIM “G EM EX ” £ The next meeting of Ihe society p lan 1 problems. W atch Hands will be on November 13. The se:«id meeting of the Study Class both for will be held at the church on Mon. Men A Women October 21 at 1:30 p.m. The class, Come In Today inder the direction of Mrs. Charidle McQuillen of Longwood, will MCI SERVICE, INC. : i* rank Noel! itudy the book, "The Gospel Ac; of la n ia rd renting L, St. Mark." All women 1301 Jewelers if the church, and anyone else in- ! ! 9 S . Park P h. PA 2-5952 I 12j I’a.-;. A venue• Teltphone: FAhfax 3-4612 • • ^ wrested, are urged to attend. Church Calendar V > \H -5 Wives Have Luncheon At Mayfair Country Club Thursday lf f lH W I# Salvation Army Needs Women To Dress Dolls rl r, /■r<"’ylie ta.v z,h*: 'Yl'hatej. Shown A BEAUTY SH O P ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ M iss Rollins W ed To Harry Cooke In Candlelight Service Friday Mlsa Patricia Anne Rollins, daughter of Mrs, Theresa Francis of Sanford, and Harry Jamoa Coukc Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H t.rj-Ja.nM Cwkr f". at Chat­ tanooga, Tenn. ware married Fri­ day night. The candlelight aervlco took place In the Congregational Church. Dr. J. Bernard Root of­ ficiated at the double ring cere­ mony, which took place at 7:30 P. M. The church was beautifully dec­ orated with white gladioli and greenery. Special organ selections were played, including "Became" and "I Love You Truly." The bride was give - in marriage by her uncle, Howard T. Rollins. Elections Held A t Duplicate Club Elections were held last week for the board of dircetora at the Sanford Duplicate Club, which meets every Thursday night at the Yacht Club. On the new board are Mrs. Clyde Ramsay, Chuck Bone. Mrs. Lena Belle Jennings, Miss Margaret Davli, and Mr* George McCall. An Individual tournament will be held Thursday and all Interest­ ed persons are asked la call Mrs. George McCall at FA 2 58M. Winners of last week’s tourna­ ment were First, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Munson, Second, Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Ramsay, Tie for Third, Mrs. S. Donnan and Mr*. George McCall, Mist Margaret Davis and Mrs. J. Baker. Fruit Juice may he canned If In­ convenient to make Into Jelly when It ia first extracted. Jelly from jnlrc stored six months may have as good texture a» that made from the fresh juice, though the color am! flavor may m>t he quite so good, especially in the case of red fruits. She was gowned In a street length dress, with a blue velvet top, and taffeta skirL Her veil was attach­ ed to a flower crown of blue. Ac­ cessories were Navy blue. The bride tu n ic ,1 a j n . , ’* orchid ao a prayerhook. The bride'* only attendant wan Mrs. Lauriec Peters. Best man for Sir. Cooke was Ace Tatum. ' The bride’* mother choee a navy blue crepe dress for her daugh­ ter’s wedding. Her corsage waa ef pt.ik carnations. Pink camationa also accented the blua taffeta gown ef the groom's mother. A reception was held at the church Immediately after tlta ceremony. While gladioli and fern wera used as decorations. Assist­ ing wai the bride'a aunt, Mrs. Ho­ ward Rollins, and member* of tho Ethel Root Circle. After a trip to Clearwater, tho couple will reside at 407 WUlow Ave. Mrs. Cooke waa born In Virginia and attended school* In Nowpurt News. She is employed at Odham and Tudor. Mr. Cook* attended schools In Chattanooga, Tcnn. He is presently serving with lha Navy at N. A. S. Sanford. D i a m o n d Sets! Set In Yellow and Whit# gold. 3495 up • The perfect gift For any occasion Wert Jewelry STORE 202 K. l i t r . l 3 0! St "Use our Budget or Layaway Flan" . / d o A L L m y b a n ft i n ft w i t h a s in f f tv s to p A - . - ti, is Ctnwjunjriwf. I’"1- MR. AND MRS. MARRY JAMES COOKE JR., ha they leave the Congregational Christian Church after their wedding Friday nifhlk (Photo by Dergstraa) rA !M ", A M ILY "Beforo I moved here, I had my sav­ ings In one b a n k , my checking account In another. Sometimes I'd borrow at a third place and (inane* my car through itil| another com­ pany. Now, I do all my banking under one roof, and all In one trip. Saves time, saves bolherl" FLORIDA. S T A T E BANK <+- s e w w a o -a w frtonK s-fw W fopoa^lnturwicaQypir / I �r » - ----- j 1 \1 J j IT*' * * . * • -- - . > A Seven During World Series NEW YORK «l — Only seven record* were set during the eeven lim t 1357 World Series, probably because mo»t at the games wen well-pitched, law-searing eontcaU. B a* & ft ft lifTHlitAA1T D y ^ iy n iv n v v i & R £ M A N , t NOT#£MMg oOldTricks i ft' ■ ■ 'O U v e h ' Outboard Motors n g jt iN o A fre e t THAT sa c k S lo ir I ft * £ A 9 o N, f I* , • H a w */. K o p tr m e /* fiS S A P B !3 U f o f T f. r v * r * * r K t r » A N rc c N sa trjv w i N reu o K tp e * tab bcaool m a sk t m s f s s r & m f c z 2 rtAAB m e/ f t Am o ta o rsA U UofF Gator Squad Is Back To Fundamentals Most complete games, serlest 3-T gams Series, Lew Burdette, Milwaukee NL. One or more hits, all gamaa, serial: Hank Aaron, Milwaukee NL, U bits, T game series. Hank Bauer, New York AL B hill. T game sariaa. Feweit strikeouts, aeries: O-Yogt Berra, New York 25 ah’s T game series. Different dubs, total sertas: 3Andy Pafko, Chicago NL, IMS, NL. 1*57. Most home runs, inning: I-MBwaukco NL, Oct. f, 1*57, 4th inn­ ing. Most runs Kosdd. in extra inn­ ing: 3-Milwaukse NL, Oet <, 1*57, 10th Inning. Most.bases on balls, gama: 11* New York AL, Oct. S, 1*57. Most left on baso, gama: 14-Mltwaukta NL. Oct. 5, 1*57. Highest fielding average, ser­ ies: First basemen—t.000-7 game series, Frank Torre, Milwaukee NL. 1*57. Second basemen— 1.000-7 gama series, Gamr Cole­ man, New York AL, 1*57, Short­ stop—1,000-7 gam* series, John­ ny Logan, Milwaukee NL, 1W7. Outfielders—1.000-7 gama series, Hank Bauer, New York AL, 1*57; Hank Aaron, Milwaukee NL, 1*57; Wes Covington, Milwaukee NL, 1057. Most gsmts won as a manager, total serits: 30-Cesey Staagel, New York AL, * series. UP ■ GAINESVILLE—It wit bstk In fidant after winning their first two ", fundamentals and “trying to contests. ''Mississippi Stst* played catch up on Ihings" for Florida's a great football gama agaiiul Ten- ■"* *’* «n i it nessae, and cam# within an eye- jf*• *re *ee* on * * ' Gators Iasi week. lnr; ' The Gators had an open date lash of pulling off an upsal." Saturday before tingling with a Many word* of prals* have been The sophomores ha well-regarded Mississippi Stats written about Quarterback Jimmy Mliml s prowess also °n ‘h* <*o team (scared the Ur out of Ton- Dunn. Tamps. Halfback* Jim ssco) in Florida's Homecoming Rountree. Miami, and Bern!* Par- « » quarterbseksrisb, Gainesville and Fullback Ed an,1 Maury Guttmsn gams hero on Oct. II. This chance to catch up is Just Sears, Pensacola, following the whit (Mach Bob Woodruff wants all-around for tba Gators. They mlsssd out he said. The on some Important practice during tackles were Captain Charlie MltIhe first Iwo wFi-ks of September game. “I thought both our Orange chcll, Miami, and V>| Hsckmsn. because uf the flu. This was right at Ihe time when fundamentals team (first) laekles bloektd very Allentown. Pa. Wshlberg Is from well, making btg holes f*r o u r, Corpus Christ!. would have been stressed. When Ihe team did get well enough for all of the members to practice together they had to pass over the fundamentals for full team work, necessary for opening season against Wskt Forest, and Kentucky. Sj fundamentals it was for n few days. This also Included plenty of running, for as Woodruff said, “ I don't think the Gators are In good It’* youn for the asking. Your Chevro­ in V8’s, so radically changed this en­ condition yet. They were very tir­ let dealer will be happy to show you a gine will even look different ed In Ihe fourth quarter of the booklet containing advance information Kentucky Game." The line will have two all-new luxury about the *58 Chevrolet. Be prepared Otherwise, preparations point to models of magnificent distinction. gelling tel for Ihr split “ I" at­ to tee startling changes! tack, operated by Mississippi State These are only hints. Stop by your The m w Chevrolet will have spectacular and featuring All-Sec quarterback new styling-lower, wider and much Chevrolet dealer’s soon and taka a peek. Bill Stacy. Florida should be In good shape longer. While you're there, check on an early physically for the Mamons, with order. Be a '38 Chevrolet-Firster. There will not only be Full Coil sus­ only -ophumore end David Hud­ son, I'emacola, with a bruised hip pension, there will be a new air ride, on the questionable list. It la hoped first in the Chevrolet field! fn rfjj^ ^ n w that Guard Tom Sheer, Tampa, Chevrolet will offer a totally new design will return to the lineup before the game with the State. He missed the Kentucky contest because of a leg Injury. Coach Woodruff has warned the Gator* not to become over-con- Come In now tor a peak at tho ’5 8 Chevrolet! 8H-6-15-16 and 33 H.P. Packed with Power A Handling Knne Uulfil. Rubber Mounted Intake Silencer, Full Shift. Separate Can Tank. Tilt-AMatlc on 5K-6 H.P. Prieto S ta rt At 17995 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 311 E. lit St. Sanford ’5 8 Chevrolet, Thursday, October 31 t 0 WH* k'r- T E R M S TO S U IT YO U leans up Chad glanced along the Us* of men. ToUJver, HJgglna, Donovan, O'Hara, Vlaaalgan, I t o n r k e , Schmidt, McVoy, Batkina. Duncan, YtUer, Brown: the cream at the garttson. They met hla gas*. Hinging their anna around and ■temping their feet to tba enow. Tho cold was beginning la pene­ trate They understood t h a t * chances aa well as ho did. mere end tee with each passing • saendL "And don’t think I wouldn’t go/m yself U I didn’t fsel l eras nooded boro morn than la Ota field. Now Usten earefuity, Cndicott. 1 am about to Issue an ced v and 1 want It fulfilled in had not occurred la Randan that Chad would taka this particular doaan. Inadvertently, ha had, by hla stupid order, leaataod hla own chances of survival far more than ha had realised. Each returned, looking much happier than he had when he’d left the fort. "Ain't much goto’ on. A few tepees, back a piece from the river. Looks tike Cut U p decided to hole up and try to THE BEST SOUND IN TOW N 1400 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL WTRR YOUR FRIENDLY VOICE OF SERVICE Let ui ahow you how to make light work of it with • G.A.C. illpurpose loin. WTRR 1400 G.A.C. F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N -------------------- SANFORD — ■ 111 Well Firtl Street...................................... 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(UP)—An tovlta tten le race Dedicate In the Wash­ ington D.C, International turf das Me at Laurel, Nov. 11 was eiland ed to ewner Mrs. Jan Burk*. me jo t, 7**s me 5^ ^ l h A l tricks. % W fperd, listed at right half I n wlM never see* ectlen except >to awing Ma foat tl the hall, hta heatsd four extra points In as M a y attempts this seaaoe. The ' H ffiaied Tattahassc* Junior kick■ed tw* in a 27-7 victory over Furmet, end added the extra points to JM f and M-T lo u ts to Boston •nd Vtllanova. ist season, Sheppard missed one attempt In 19 tries, and one was blocked. The II I* In II Ueka made Johnny National major eollege leader with a .MT percentage. ■ M r one ether point-aitef spec* toilet came close. Iowa's Proscott made good on II of St attempts ‘at a runner-up .105 percentage. COACH, IN HU 4 n y g A * ON game when be collected 1* la Ute fourth game. The 1KT Series alee drew an alltime m a r t attendance t f M4.T12. Weetl Settee Res**4* M Meat games flayed, total eeriest 34-Yogi Berra, New Yetft AL. Moat aeries flayed, catcher: t» Yogi Berra, New York AL* 1MT through ST. Moat games caught, total aer­ ies: a*—Yogi Berra, New Yack AL, f series. M6at constcutiro gamer, one at more hits, total series: l i —Rank Bauer, New York A L, 1MB f games; 1*51 „.T games. Moat assists, game, shortstop: 10—Johnny'Logan, Milwaukee NL Oct. *. 1HT. Most bases on balls, game, both clubs: lt-New York AL, l i t Milwaukee NL, I. Largest atlendance, aeries: 3*4.7117 game Series, New York AL vs. Milwaukee NL, 1KT. World Series Record* Tied Most games won, pitcher, ser­ ies: 3-7 game sariee, Law Bur­ dette. Milwaukee NL, Oet. 3, T, 1ett cart placeyour « * r ium at Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer's Sanford's Full Time Radio Station .1 �' y" ' ? ' “ Russia Said T o Be Using Hypnotism T o Startle World Bv GAT PAULEY United P m n Women's Editor NEW YORK W — It’s been ■ Iona lime ainrc knlgMh°oH m In flower, but the coat of arm» butt* neu (till thrive!. "It’ll have another boom when Queen Elizabeth gels hero,” laid Mr*. Mary E. R. Mnlfard, a bright-eyed li'lte woman who for WASHINGTON (UP)—The market value of the nation’s farms Jumped 9 per cent to a new rec­ ord high of $102,100,000 In tha year ended July 1, the Agricul­ ture Department reported today. *fhe value was expected to be even greater for the late summer and early fall months, the de­ partment added in a farm real estate report. 9 The 9 per cent climb was the largest annual Increase since the year ended In mld-lHl. Farm values Increased by 2 per cent or more' in 47 states, with the sharpest advances—averaging 12 per cent—reported in the South­ east. ’Farm land and building values Increased by 3 per cent betwen last March 1 and July 1. the rera port noted. This brought the July 1 Index of value per acre to 131 per cent of the 1947-49 average. The report said (the strength in farm values was 'due to: • Generally favorable crop pros­ pects as of mid-1937. Treasures In enlarge existing the Western wortd. after slowing from peak speed of 19,009 mph to IU content 19,000 nsnh velocity. Resembling a lelta-wlne Jet, the rocket-powered craft will carry a 3-man crew and (applies for two montka in space. La Backed from a trl-atage rocket, the satellite will circle tbs 30's, said coats of arms began earth la a 800 mile high orbit or will pass around the moon. Goodwith the Middle Ages, data at ear will present nlsns at the international Astroaautlcal Federation i Bareelom, Spate. (UP Telephoto) least as far back as WUllam the Conqueror. This, she explained. was before reading and wrllihg she said. It featured stars and In heraldry from two coat* of were common achlvemcnta and bare. arms which hung tn her own home knights In tournaments needid "England started keeping her­ when she was a girl in Philadel­ some way to Identify themselves. aldic records In the 12th Century, phia. One represented her moth­ It helped to know which knight ra It’s easy to tribe names of er's side of the family, from Swit­ was on your side. English origin." she said. Now the zerland; the other, her father’! Knights painted pictures on Colege oil Heralds, established branch and a great-great-grand­ their shclldi, and on Ihs cloth around Uto, registers each Eng­ parent wh« was minister to Ger­ which went over their armor— lish Insignia and controls the Is­ many’s Frederick, the Great. hence the term, coat of arms. sue of new coats. "1 started making copies for Designs at first wen simple, Coats of Arms also come from other member! of tha family, maybe an animal. But they be­ Intend, Scotland, and Wales, and someone waved money in front of came elaborate through the cen­ from continental countries Includ­ my noio end offered to pay ms turies with stripes, crescents, ing France, Italy, Gcrmunjr, Spain for tracing their lineage, and I bars, sven floral decorations add­ and Switzerland. was in business," she said. She ed. Our Tig originated from Started at llonfo now works with James A. Wat­ George Washington’s coat of arma Mrs. Mulford became Interested son, an antiques dealer and her- t A T THE WHITE HOUSE In 1M2, a visitor In search of a poli­ tical favor aoft-soaped President Lincoln by assuring him, "In my state, folk* know that two source* can assure them of b ^ i a m t 'O o d t r i AVs*. . • ham Lincoln." | I I I * The President s m i l e d I AlWCfllN \ l The revival of "King \ v fjw /? W V Kong" on television led a V a M Hollywoodenbtad to muse, u % L i “Wonder what would happen if something like King bJ Kong ever did pop up In — ------■ | this country." —' "Stop wondering,” coun1 / *V1 tried Oroucho Marx. "He’d ' he working tor n Texas ^ organ grinder." ' , , , A henpecked lent threw out Ms chest about a quarter of an inch and announced, -This morning 1 definitely laid the lew down to my wife." Candor, however, compelled him to edd, ”8he repeeled It. o saw, by neeaen cert Dlatriketad Vy Kl»« Fvaturu eradiate. Tbe Journal of Medical Hypno­ tism, official organ of the British Society of Medical Hypnotist#, said Moscow la using "modern psycho­ logical methods developed by tha Russians employing the selentlfta principles of hypnotism and raw geiticn based on Pavlovian theor­ ies" "Scientific propaganda haa had tha Western world Jumping to tha Russian tuna like a 'stooge' onoy big the command* of a stage hypnotist," It said. “Whole armies have been bogged down and the West put to colossal expense without the 8% vlets firing a shot. "Whatevsr 'ultimate' weapon la developed, It wtU still requin the mind of min—perhaps only ONE man—to set it off. Only a proper understanding of men's minds cm avert eventual world catastrophe.** BURDETTE "SWEETEST* CHICAGO Ol — The Retail Candy Institute Is sending Mil­ waukee Braves pitcher Lew Bur­ dette a >7-pound box of candy. Named the "sweetest man of the year," Burdette will get one pound of candy for each Inning Im pitched against tha Yankees in tha World Sorias. aldry expert also. He haa aom* n.ooo m i s <*f *nBI a vast library on the subject. Why do people want te brag about thalr aacestorsT "It Isn't bragging," she en!4 proudly, "ft Is part of their Just heritage.’’ Which is the Brand New S u it... And which has been Semitone Dry Cleaned 50 Times? Legal Notice film s. s o T iin Increased demand for porquality land In soma areas. Farm­ ers and non-farmers want such land to "deposit” In the soil bank conservation reserve. Tho "continued high level" of ron-farm business activity, which bas added to the demand for farm land to be used as residential or Industrial property. The report s«ld farm fore­ closures and "distress transfers' , LONDON IP — A BritUb ***• nal aaya that Ruzala te ming hypnotism, "a aeeret weapon fa r more deadly than the tntereoutiatotal ballistic missile," to startle herald]c Insignia. "The British a n great for trappings.. .then was a lot of new interest In n i l s of arms during the coronation." If you're going through Uft without a cost of arms and figure aome ancestor belonged to a med­ ieval "too," Mrs. Mulford Is the genealogical research and, if she finds you n te a coat of arms, the will paint one for you. Some of her worfca will be displayed at the New York Antiques Fair Oct. 11-19. "1 research and paint about ISO ■ year," she said, "It's a lovely occupation for an old lady." Coats of arma an-suitable for framing and hanging on tha wail and frequently a n reproduced on seal rings, <m personal stationery, or mi business cards. Originally, only knights and (Official U8N Photo) peers w en entitled to the Inrig- declined to a rate of 2 per 1,000 farme In the year ended last March 13. This was a slight drop from tha 2.3 rate one year earlier. Monday. Oct 14, 1WT The Sanford H erald—P afo T Good Business For New Y o rk Woman SHIPMATES RENDER FINAL HONORS te Chief Lucian R . B oom as he approaches official Umoesina dtsrteg ntlrpaient ceremoalea '‘►'WWy, s w s c s y x . VI rsr-va u x u i x t i s o il n in e t iii: PIOMSSOR n . S. VV. Maury, head of Great Britain’* rocket research program, examinee a U. 3. Aerobeo research rocket on display at the National Academy of Science In Washington. It is where (he International Geo­ physical Year rocket and satel­ lite conference Is being held. p i ' hi i i a sk or ro w II U A L K S T A T K (S aaitaa U 9 .a .i a * d a**ilw u izn .M 4‘la r ld a a ia ta la a ) Th« B oard » f C u un ly C o m m it■Inner, or H rm ln u la County. F lo rid a , h a v * tlaltrm ln a ii that lha fo llo w in g ■laarrlbtil ra n i p ro p arly, b alo n g ln * to tha CoU Blv la not aaadarl for co u nty purpoaaa. anil that It la to lh a baat In la ra a t of lha C o u n ty to sa il anil ro n v a y lha aald proparty It, lha hlghaat b l.U ar u n rl.r lha l . r m i an,I co n d itio n s aat fo rth halow . lla a r rlp lla a al aald ra a l p aap artyi n -a ln n in a i t rhalna Houlh »n,T :lO f* * t W aal of lha N orthaaat co rn ar of Ilia N 'V U of tha N W «4 of Haattnn IS. To w n ahln 10 Mouth, Ita n a a 10 K a il, run lhanca W aat 111 faat. ru n thanca Mouth * 01 rhaln a. ru n thanca K * * t : » fnal, run ihvnea N orth *01 rh aln a tn th„ point of haalm tIn a. co n ta in in g tw o a rrv * morn or !••*. (Com m only known aa tha Old C la y I’ l l at K h lrr M urlna, I P r lr a and Taraaa nad t a a d llln a a at aala. I. Minimum }. Caahlar'a r h a ik or C a rtlfl» d ch vrk p ayah l* lo lh a Doard of County C im m !»«lon*rs of H, m lnola County, F lo r id a for ih * full am ount of n ffa r m in t arro m p a n y each bid. p rlr * IIM.AO I. H*aWd bid* In h* lll* d In Ih* C la rk '* Offh-a In lh a Co urt Ilo na* at Hanford, up lo t o’clo ck P.M. Nonamhar 4, t i l l . 4. Ilida w ill ha oprnad at a m a a iln c o f Ih* aald H oard In l>* li»l I a l * Id o’clo ck A VI. Novamhap S, H IT n r aa aoon t h * r * a f t * r aa tha rn a lta r ran ha reach ed . Order*,! th a t thla Not Jr* fan puhllahad oaca a w ank far a t laaat ton wraaki In aom* n aw ip apar nf ganaral circu la tio n p ub ll*h*d In th a C o u n ­ ty , lo -w lt: T h a Hnnfnrd lla ra td , Han­ ford, g-m lnola County. K lo rld a , In ■ha liau ra of r v io b t r I t , H I T and Octobar 11. 1117. (O fficial H**l> /«/ K . A. C h a irm a n of tha Hoard q County Coutm laalunara ol Hamlnola County. F lo rid a /a/ U, 1*. llr rm iu d k u t lh a aal.t Board. .M 1T IC K O P I t I T 8 T A T K O P K U llt lU A T U i VI. IV. C O I t t :r and . C O ftB T , hla unkn ow n w lfa, whoaa mldraaa, rad d an ca and nnat O tllc a ad .lrraa la u n k n o w n ; If liv in g , and If ilawit a ll th a lr unknown h a ir ., <l*vl***a. la g a t a c , g ran tasa, aiiouaa., Ilanora. crad lto ra. a u ,r ,< •ora, t r u .la a a ; and an y and a ll p arlir a h ovlnx or rlatm tu a I d 1i .i v * a n y r la h t , 111la, o r Im a rta t In n r tn tho tollnw lnu d rao rlh ad la n d . In hamlnot., c o u n ty . F lo r id a , tu -w li: H ag ln n ln g S4M* y a rd - W of lh a MM r o m » r o f tha S K 1, of t h - N K .i, H anlon I t T o w ro h ln SO Houlh. lia n a - 10 Kant, run jf U V H yarda. \V 111 yarda. d l i l t * yarda. K i l l y a rd a . Voti and ra,'h of you a r * h»r»hv n o tlflad th a t ault haa liaan brought ag aln at you. lh a noturn of wild ault balng to ram ova c a ria ln rlonda from and to n u lrt and co n firm t h .■ tit la tn lh a ab nva daarrlb,->l p ru p a rl), T h * nam a of th * C o u rt In w hich ault b aa baaa In a U lu iw I la lh a C lr ru lt C o u rt of lh» N inth J u d lrla l C ir c u it, In and for Kam lnula I ’nunly , K lo rld a . T h a a b h ra v la lrd t ill* of lh a ra u -a la O D IIA M < T l't*O H . IN C , P la in tiff, -va- VI. W . C U R K V and . C O U R T , hla unknow n w lfa, al al, Oafandanlw Vou a ra hvraby r*<iulr*.| lo flla w ith tha C la r k of thla Court yo u f w r i 11 * „ a n a w * r n r oth«r daf»n«l,« p lrad ln g a and to **rv » a ropy of •am * on M TRN IITR U M ANI> IIA V IH , A t lu r * * y t a l l a a , K d w a rd i It u lllIng. Hanford. K lo rld a . ,\ttn rn » r« fur I’ ta ln llf f , on or h -fo r* lh a l l t l i day of X n v a m h rr, A .P. ISaT. I I K I I K I N P A H . N O T o r a ,lr , ran pro confa*ao w ill !•„ cr.t-rad agalnat you. WITNP.MM n r hand and Ih * a .a l of >ald C o u rt a t Hanford. Hamlnota C o n n tv. P lu rl'ta. thla 11th d ay of O cloh or. A. I>. M*iT. r> r*. H K IIN D O N C U .u of tha C ircu it Co urt, ainlnola C o u n ty . Klo rld a l l y : A r ia J , Luoduulat I>apuiy C la rk IH ISA L ) S y lv a n J . P a v l* J r , B T K N 8 T IIO M A N D D A V IS Kd w ard a llu lld ln g H anford. K lo rld a A tto rp av a firr IH a ln llff Here’s dramatic proof that repeated quality dry cleanings do not alter look and feel of newness! A lil<> J l t U * —Olympic Garnet G vm u'tt piija her acrobatic laienla by vautllng (he courtroom railing after the Judge approrrd contract calling for her horsemanship in a television aerlea. The United State* youngest performer at last year O lym p ics >as signed by Kes Murray (left) for a TV wealera serlea al IH.U0 to atari. They are shown to the courtroom in Hants .Monica, Calif. (UP Telephoto) H,-ht A ro u n d the Corner a t — Hill Implement Co, Rubber Boots Waders and Hip Boots Hunting Coats Hunting Vests Decoys Hunting Caps coiree rois Shotguns Rifles Coleman Camp Stoves Coleman Lanterns Rain Coats Hunting Knives One of the identical brand-new suits pictured above, was Sanitono Dry Cleaned 50 (fifty) times and even ex­ perts could detect no significant dif­ ference between it and the one that was brand new . . , either in appear­ ance, or in the/ee/ of the fabric. This test h si been duplicated with swatches cut from the same boil of cloth as the suite shown, bar* U’e have them on M O D E R N IZ E D H O M E by United Lumber^ -------- p r t i N * materialf contractors financing remodeling. 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WH A T5 THIS HOB O P , YELLING MANIACS DONG: WATCHING THE BIG GAME i v told you .'y V V rl f THAT'S THE \ f if t h t r i p h e s > m a d e .' w h e r c o o e s l \ MCPUr IT ALL? J I'M HAVING A COO«kiGclass TEST tomorrow * HELPING ME cram ro a e x a m s '. �\ j.. i»• vJa\ *• y ? T T —»* **r >4M9BMBSHS ?1R£2h4- -ja#&WNR? 2WflBB * - • *« • *’ ' , V- . 'rA.-. - f\ v?V 1 __ t - 'J S X ,' 1 — :nf W H E R E *3* ULASM Htli i ^ u u r M O R E P E O P L E D O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G ! -T ^ S j.r.CatM I pr a : . a —SPECIAL SERVICES REAL ESTATE TOR SALE 1>—* ° AT» Site BOLLAWAY, HwplUj and id Baby Eid WOOLSEY RAYMOND M.BALL 6'*OUier HP WU » m .M New IU1.93 Beds. Day, V _ or Mooih— THE CARD OF THANKS Marina FlnUhen Cantor 6 HP $224.00 1201.00 Tel FA 2-5181 h l L "Furniture , REALTOR Very often a Card of Thank* In Tho Sanford Herald meets a 118 West First S t ____ 16 HP 1299.60 6240.60 CARD or THANKS For Your Boil need which la difficult to fill In any' ulher way. Not only u tt a 204 S- r*rk Ave. Th. FA 2 5441 16 HP 1368.00 *332.00 Senkarik Glana and Paint C*. 1 LOST A FOUND l.aVerne School of Daare gracious expression of gratitude to those who ha vo fUcai W nSTERN AUTO STORE FARMER'S AGENCY, REALTOR 112-114 w. 2nd S t rh FA 24123 Clsjics now forming in T ap 2 FOR RENT I tributca but also courteously acknowledge* tho service* nrnlI t__ t* 213 E. Pint St. Saaford Acrobatic — Ballet. Also boys nosses of the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot woR 8. Gayle Oabome, Associate I BEACH RENTALS cUi* A liny-tot* class. Enroll 1 bo mailed. 111 8- French Avo- Sanford. Flo. A. B- PETEMON 4 ' WANTED to RENT ROBO.VS OUTBOARDS now. TA 2-6423. _ Newspaper Cerda of Thanks are accepted a* socially comet. Aaaoeiatoo: A. B. PtoOO Pb. Offleo FA 24211 or FA Used Motor Clairanco kata S _ REAL e s t a t e t o r SALE Brokor Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they aer •on Jr., P. J. Chaateracn, Gar­ 2-2611. This Is a pais lo (he Movieland Emily 1.2 HP Champion 36.00 good ----4-FARM8. ACREAOt ORO\ES field WUlotto, »nd R. W. Wil­ IHde-In for Mrs. Jack StrlbUng. 6 HP Scott Atwater M.50 $2.50 ptr call plus ru ts , 9 years There I* no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can bo a* 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED COI NTRYCLU ff SECTION liams. Boh Edward* A. C. Doudexperience In TV Sendee on oil Exp. dale Oct. S3, 1967. 6 HP Johnion 72.60—142 M brief or as detailed na you desire. When tho occaaion comes j m • MISCELLANEOUS Take idvantaie of thia n«y, Land Surveyor. 12.60 nukes and aodeU. One year 3 HP Fireitone Will Und a sympathetically under.landing member of our etatf lo •—FLOWERS. PLANT*. nearly new modern home. 110 ,v. rara <v*«. roune FA 24122 A HP tVlxerd ' aiaisl you. •M.uiij guarantee on all parts. Wo otto U—ARTICLES FOR SALE w«U landscaped andready SHRUBS 71$ HP Scott Atwitor 71.60 servico auto and homo radios. Sec to move into. Planned .tie talks. Gresse trass. __ SU la REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN HP Mercury THE -IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE Pleura tuba* repaired in kitchen with • 1 1 i a g lo iJntala, Dry Weill, Cement 2144 French Avo. no oo * home. ----10 HP Co»alr 8SR SM SR B U It is the custom of many famUiag in this country to conimaioo$9.95. guaranteed, 1 year. •pact. U hai 3 large MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. J . W. HALL, REA LTO R lo HP Scott Atwater rate a bereavement by an “In Memortum’* notice to newspaper Phone FA 2*3684, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. bedrooms, 2 tile baths, Johnny Walker, Associate' Gear Shift *6.00 II F A R ? SUPPUM A MACttNclatsified columns. They find • real aolace therein. PrcparatMO ef Including Debsry A Lake Mery New Coleman camp eook and a lovely Florida room “ Call Hall'* Phono FA 2-3641 10 HP Wuard bo.uu selection of a suitable verae bring* back te them tender, fieeaMl BARNES TV SERVICE with wall planter off liv•tote 112.99 10 HP Chris Craft 110.00 recollections. A* Ellxn Ceek, the English poet ba* to betuUfully 1« FETS-UVESTOCK SUPPUES 201 East Commercial tnr room. Carporte and Coleman gat lantern, new 10.09 txpreited it: 16 HP Srott-Atwater—good, Urge utility room. Total (Fooltry) __ 160.00 750 power binoculars new 35.00 condition ENVELOPES. Letterheads, atete"How cruelly *«eet are the ccboea , price $13,000.00 Term*. • II ARTICLES WANTED IS HP Mercury, MK 20 112 .SU nr.ento, invoices, hand bills, and Remington 13 gauge ahotgun ID03 that itart W. H. “RILL** STEEPER II PLACES 4* TAT 32 cal. Revolver 15 00 22 HP F.vinrude. runs rood rto.oo What memory play* an old tuna programs, a t e . Progressive Reeltee A looeeee It REAUT1 PARLORS 335.00 We take trades 25 HP Johnson, electric on the heart. Printing Co. Phono FA 2 21)51— Aiaoe. Gey Allen. GrtUhte Hail. 30 HP Johnion, elec. II FEMALE 1ELP WANTED Most frequently an In Memortum If Inserted on the a snivel SELL US VOUR FURNITURE ONLY 3 403 West 13th SL 415.00 ArUUo Price. Everett Harper Javalinc Cash for any amount Super •ary of death. However, oilier dates, whleh It la felt a n appro II MALE Phone FA 2-4*91 112 N. Perk 33 HP Scott Atwater 1 ( i t us build your docks, bulkheads Trading Tost. 1 mile south af prlate or meintoxful a n also (fleeted. The birthday of the de­ 74 MALE •» rBMALE 320.00 Fast Motor parted. thg wedding anniversary. Memorial Day, eves Chriitmae Homes Left and sea walls. Water Front Co9- Sanford. Phone FA 2-Od77. It WORK WANTED_______ 133.00 40 HP MK 66 a n among etbar significant oeeasloni chosen. •truction Co. FA 2-4330. BUY DIRECT 72 PC SINE«S OPPOETUNmES so 1937 Evinrudes on Sale ! 11 you ara hesitant to express your tender Ihoeghto to eoetk Refrigerator, like new used leal rauurui new .13 bedroo nturoom horer. tilnows Beautiful 2A MONET to'WAN the time to trade. 10 months free icrvl:e on new In­ than 1 month 6I60.OO. in Little Venice form, you may avaU yourself of the Herald’s collection of engtaal r n bath*. Worth I12.60O. OtJy BOATS ON BALE AT vertea. These expreee In portle beauty the emoUons of the hetrV strument purchase from ut. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Only $9,995. • 1993 Down ; S « “S ® 601411 East P in t Street lid Magnolia Avt. FA 2-1562 strings. Among them a n verws appropriate to any clrcumetanae. Bl'KIR'S MUSIC SHOP Monthly payments leu than Your Evtonsde Dealer rent Monna Jtrrto. F A2-1I10- ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 2004 Cider Avenue FA 2 -0713 hive bets told to THE RATE —Factory-to you— S J iiS J S E S U c " - * 8act Home* now while those home* a r t 04 E. lit Phone FA 2-696 Card* ef Thank* and ia Memortum notie**, duo to the fact they Vacuum ClM ntr R apalra AliaUaam 1—UAL l l T A f j W A .T O T under construction. may run to conaldarabla langth, a n billed at |l.M per cohuaa Im . Venetian BUads Repairs topatrs A parte parts for all makes of 5 S S ! cS k m « « “ ROD A REEL REPAIRS -'•a n a n ._ Electrolux. "Hoover, — *- Inclosed head. Bag-proof bottom cleaners. IS TOUR HOME OR PROPERTY 412 Stnferd Avenue Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. Replace­ rail with plaitie ends. Pintle s is s a a r .* ® — ment parts. Work guaranteed or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon D A I L Y C R O S S W O R D -1 1 ,1 • ^• FOR SALE? JOHNSON MOTORS Free pick up A delivery. Cell N o w U nder C oiulraelU m . cords. ACR058 Jill 1 •II 2. Blockhead 19. Alder SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS PA 2-4765. Senkarik GUm tn d P ain t Co. i ei*-.’.j( i %• 2. Ooddtaa of tree ito H n i If the snewer is yes, then allow 2484 Sanford Ave. FW. FA 2-16*2 V riw.-j S bedroom, 1 b ith w . ^ sl Ph. va Sower* 3. Hodge* WELL DRli.Ll.Vu (8cot.) •i: i '•*( 11 i ••*»'1 • elf every oppci Unity for W. P. SMITH 1-3 bedroom . 2 bath 9. Apollo's podge g it now I At preasnt. this Fairbanks-Morte Pumps 20. Whirlnr u i n i •: i 1 T-Shirts 4l«—Paint $250 gal. Rtpaira to all makes office has several excellent Outboard Salta A Service birthplace 4. Book flax pool 4 bedroom, 2 b ith *•6 lllllw th in k i l l m y » * « * L u g g a g e , Coto, Tarpaulins. FA 2 4234 2313 Park Ave. customers for 2 A 3 bedroom HOWARD C. LONG It. King ir.'ni• •1 i r* 9 8 . Constel­ l Nor.) (o r t h i bsEUtlful Army-Navy Surplui, 310 San207 E. Commercial Avo, homes, homeiltti A building Special Fall Closeout on $132.00 11 Celtic apeech lation 31. Satiate >'.'ii ii-i •:>ii'.ii »*11 ford Ave. c u d s a n d m iny sites, and small A large acre­ trallan while thoy laat $120.00. Phono FA 2-2633 13. Oirl'a name 9. Assiduity 23. Coin :i -j >«i n ' 4 ' ' J .• f mercury Outboard Motor. age- For prompt A efflcltnt during m y a c d d tn L 14. Deep ipoon T.Muaeef Buescher •’Aristocrat" E-flat Alto (Iran) -»:i'-» Ii 1 • U *J ' |i i CARTER HOME CLEANLNG Tremeade feu* Price Cheatei service contact this office at All of these beautiful homes ire Saxophone, Ilka new. Call Lt. 15. Knockout lyric poetry 29. Service U ym ond L . B w R p s v ir r :i 1.1 234.00 6 HP your earliest convenience, 16. Perch Davenport, FA 2-1330, ext. located oa Lake Front Lots. 4 Cover stripe 339.00 Window A Wall Washing pi we Appreciate Your Listing 3.V.M. % 17. Old Dutch 9. Capital filing) Yesterday** > 439.00 Floor Waxing-NOrth d4141 MK 21 Stenstrom Realty New labbr.) (Nor.) 26. Binging 37. Highway 840.90 132 Hiway 17-92 DiBary Used- . GE MK 68—40 HP Automatle Wither, __All 14 Excla. 10. Lean-to voice 593.00 39. God of leva MK 55-E 40 HP H. E. STENSTROM Good condition n , $ , 100,00 w,uu. 1 —LOST end FOUND mation •68.no U A - HUMfchfo and I M F. 19. Command 29. Sloths MK 78 40 HP 41. Contend fer Choose y o u r choieo 8 ANFOHD ELECTRIC CO. Registered Broker 19. Spanish 97500 to a dog 60 HP plus 32. Uke ale 42. Craae 116 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1162 _____________________ of F ln tn c in f PUtni: 2427 Laurel — Phone FA 3-2420 MK 71Tremendous NO— Clothe* In plaiUe b jf friends trade-ins 14 Steam (com­ 34. River (Fr.) 41 Poem ar Tallahanee- C o n t • * t VA. FHA, In S orrico and CERAMIC TILE 33. Raiaed bank I* ton air conditioner. Call FA bining form) 34 Killer whale 44. Aye W# have a buyer for e country Announcing new lino of fine alum­ wntown Cleaner*. PAUL F. MULLER A SON Conventional 2-1396 before 1:00 or after 4:00 of turf home with e few ecres of land. inum ho*U. Flatting boau tnrough Price 855.00. Excellent shape. Huby Spear* FA 2-1383 34. Excla. Call Seminole Realty If your ovor-nliht cruiser*. Beet prices. T" TEXAS — MAID BOATS mation property le for eel*. FA 2-5232. Maple drop-leaf table, 46 x 22 " 37. Border stale AKA APARTMENTS: toomr (46 x 66 " open) and 4 ladder -ARTICLE! WANTlfl Fleam,. (U.8 ) rate bethi. 1H W. Flrat I t Wellborn Phillips Jr. back chairs, $39.00. Upholstered Jfo JU U l 24 Seaport Flowers — Plants — Shrubs Good used playpen. FA 2-1649 chair with trmt. 40" wide. i Brat.) g JIH 'I W J CIKNCT apartmanU iultOpens into single bed. $65. 2V, BEN MONROE NURSURY 30. Harem ream i lor eoupla oritagto HP Johnson oulboari motor, Cdery Avenue FA 2-0322 IT—BEAUTY PABLOES 31. Filmiest Contncvlng A Repairs rote both A •how.r. IdeaUy $38.00. Ph. NO $4337. a IX Threads itad acreia from Post Offle*. For mere Information call the PEAT COMPOST (Daetv elder’*) Modem Air-Conditioned Salon 1007 Saaford Avo. Pb. FA 34843 (kind) Piinns. Close-out. New Spinet*, __ utro Jocobaon D«Pt- Stott. Sales office: Corner W. Cry 60c bu. beg Soft Water Shampoo numbing — Krcsky Heating 33. Excla­ mahogany. Retail* $630. now GRAPKV1LI.E N l’KStRY mation M. G. HODGES 1350. Limed Oak 8960- now Purniahed cottage, 1 bedroom. ital Drive * Lake Mary block, Go West on lit St. nr 20th SL HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 105 S. Oak Am. FA 24742 telephone FA 2-4691 or FA 2-3013 $595, Guaranteed. Term* if Ur* • 36. Gold (her.) Lako Mary. Cad FA 2-304* or Service on All Water Pumpt— to GrapevUIe Ave. FA 2-0686. aired. Conanla, 1247 Fairbanks 38. Pijpen Wells Drilled — Pumps FA 2-6347._____________ _ j 18-FRMALI HBLP WANTED Ave., Winter Park, Florida. Georgia cabbage plants, all 39. Type Paola Road Phont FA 2 6037 _ lar varieties, now ready. ugt Furn. Apt. 600 Park Ave. meaiure Good used Eltetrie Range 875.00 Whelchel, ?h. FA 2 -4240. Experienced waitresses to work CLARK 40. Wanderer ELECTRIC CO. in a restaurant opening around Ptomblig. Heating A Supply Co. 116SANFORD 43. Pillage Magnolia Ave. FA 2 1362 TTGRAY SHADOW “a r ^ U E tB S fia .iS i HAVE YOU SEEN ANYTHING around the l i t of November. 43. Capital Contracting A Repair* _ Good wagei plua paid vacation. 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2-2374 i i —V rh^lT l'R E end NURSERIES W. Oth St. TO TOP THIS! (Egypt) Call FA 2-5796. . Built on a 140’ x 106’ lot In Loch SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE ( 6 . Worship HOUSEHOLD GOODS ighway 17 A 92 South Sanfard rn. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. Arbor Section near Country NEAR LAKE JESSUP t 47. Take away I u M al A M i l w a STK i T Club, this beautiful Ranch Stylo PILIMBING A SEPTIC TANKS (law) ficlency Apt. Alr-condlUon * STRAWBERRY PLANTS home features 3 ipaetoua bed$89 50 A REPAIRS • 110.00 Rtcllntn 4§. Writing V Optional, lllway 17A93 So. rooms, 2 baths, forced air heat­ Florida'* 90'i. Lako Bingham near Young boya to run •ilahUalied INSTALLATION 79.60 6119.00 Swivel Rockers 24 Hour Service tables paper route*. , Apply Circula­ Lake Mary. Mr. John Kihir ing lyatem. Florida Room, dou­ nty Umits. Slumberland Court Etholt Hi Rlter ARCHIE C. HARRIETT tion Department Sanford Her­ ble carport and largo utility Complete with mattresses M-a FA 2-3239 or FA 2-8751 DOWN ald. inmercial building for rent or room. \ou can buy this beauty PROTECT YOUR PLANTS IL'liters 4 coven 129 60 1. Friar a^tule Harden your plants for Winter for ft 1.975.00. with 92,970.00 ale. 406 W. First. Phono FA TERMS TERMS PLUMBING with our Fall Special Fertiluer. id-MAir^rT tMxr r down. See us today, Seminota FREE LAYAWAY TILL XMAS 603T. Contract and Repair Work CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY. Realtor, 1901 Park Avi., FA 3 blka. Wait CC Bldg. Lakt Make $20 dally. Luminous NameFree Estimate* DAILY C R Q 5 5 W O R D tjivt-juiu .-j eiw* * ■niihed 2 room apartment ECHOLS BEDDING CO. atei. Free samples. Ra*vu Mary. R. L HARVEY ith bath. All private. FA Cer. 2nd 4 MsgneUs FA. 2-6311 3 Rtlaled 20 South, lll^l.ra. I :l II .III Ml ACROSS o. Attloboro, Maas. -JMIUM ik'i- » l 384 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 3 3363 4003. “Bud” Bamberger, Mgr. .1 Property eait 1 Bundle ROSA L. PAYTON DISK GARDENS: 200 N. Tark lac-j nine XM ________ Fr<« DeUvenr________ 4. Needle (abbr) 9. Rope fiber Ave., Sanford. Phono FA 2-1I2J Owl oi2 ii: i|i: i | irtmenta— Furnished or un- Registered Real Eatato Broker W. J. KING aperture 21. Spigot 9. tweet, Sanford Flower Shop OUUUUUll LUl'-’ Ptrt-Tlm* Alloc. Alberta J. HlU A jrhlahed. Beth upper 4 lower. Plumbing and Supplies i r i i ^ n i f ii’ ieoi* 33. At white grape 3. Toadies William E. Kanchal >3 Palmetto Ave. Ph. TA $SAVE$ Employment Kohler Plumbing This la a pass to the Rita Thaatro m omii mu once felangi 10. Group Ph FA 1-1901—17-93 at Hiawatha 2936 aftor 3 p. m. Furniture and Appliance* for Mra. John MeCracken. Exp. m il uni u • 5)> Ream Water Heater* 9 Measure of eight 24 Greek Wui inikJ »: date Oct. 23, 1987. New & lined T \ 2 0463 ledroom furnlahed apartment, (land) letter An opportunity to supplement 2334 Orlando Dr. 12 Shrepllke E ix n i I :l Idl-]I;I’ H'< >5.00. 908 Elm Ave. Call FA your income by making printed 7 Bang the 3T. Fathers 13Town in x n iii.-i> i o i-i:-i •< i A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST 4 Heating, Free Esti M ather of Sanford 1269. _________ _ _ _ taviitiiationa oa a part time Plumbing U.-M ( 2 r-imiri- 1 Maine foot (var.) 38. UnWE HAVE A HOME Phono FA 2-1181 mate*, Alt work guaranteed for bails for Dun A Bradstraet, 8 Bowling pro14 Strong FA 20963 FOR YOU ate entrance, modern furnish* For dependablo Service ena year. Bill LaBrea. Long- 203 08 East First Itlerdtr'e Aunte Ise. In Sanford and near by breete due* allay pin I bedroom. Fh. FA 24610. Member of FYortot wood. Phone VAlley 6-4:81. a r t s . Automobile cnentlar. 34 Chief meal live • BIG VALUES 19 I a time 6 . Citadel Talagrapby Delivery Ann. State age, qualification! and l RENT OR SALE: 2 bedroom HOMES— 3 (Rom. 30. Camp imus ) 11 Sound*, k p ia n /) s K k v id ; • QUICK CREDIT badreemi telephone number. Write: Re­ I home. Kitchen equipped. 75 u - o m g f kttCi p m -f Antlq I bed at a ia Half an em 1 A 2 baths. • EASY TERMS porting Manager, P. O. Box 1 10' lot. new lawn, TV Anlen59 Coarse, 31 Alter whittle i t Entire i.'iui w. Bay Station, Jackson­ PIANO TUNING 4 R E P AIRING WILSON-MAIER i. Screened-in porch. 2427 Haynes Office Machine Co., Type­ malted wool W. L. HARMON 32. Glacial 13. A wing •mount ville, Fla. New and Used Furniture tncton Ave. Fb. FA 2-3443 af* Complete and ready far immedi­ writer!. adding machine*, sales40. goliUry ridges it or* 14 Atysa Ph. FA 2-4223 After 1:00 p. m. 311 E. First 6 t. Ph FA 2-66:3 ate accupaacy. r 3:30. Rental*. 314 Mag. FA 2-0462. 42 Sure (dial.) 34. Fiah net Joint 19 Curb Experienced rnok to do heavy 21 Nava Icotla rooking In new restaurant open­ i i —!L k c fk lc.\l. A ik v u E s Shell Apts. 612 Park. 3 room* FURNITURE OF CHARACTER IUAUTCH0IIL! labbr 1 ing around lit of November. Loeltioni Built By furnlahed, screened porch, extra FRIGIDAIRE appUaneee, sale T~ r - 1 T 1 r~ TAll kinds Automotive Repairs Call FA 2-5795 for Interview. 24 Conaume South Pinacrest — Sanford Master Craftsmen la rullaway bed, garage. $67.60 mo. and aerviee. G. H. High. Oviedo ELMERS AUTO REPAIR SHOP % 23. Tube for elite w , Whispering Oak* — TiturriUo Style end Construction 1 14 •I • Fla. Phono TO 8-3315 or San­ Oitoen FA 2-U8I n o :l-W(>Rk WA.vfirfO” 27. Lead dym I > rooms, batb, screened porches The samo as Those ford FA 2*3888 after 6 p- m. 29 Sam Weller'« TT Prised Since garage, fruit tree*. Adults only. FHA la Mrvieo and FHA fiaase- It will pay YOU to jo e us bafero Dress making for children Cell itory-mate No dogi. Inquire 2211 Palmetto Colonial Days tag available. Electrical Contracting Mrs. Alexander, FA 2-8669. you buy. /Y ( ouy. Opta Evtmngs and 83. Latvian Aves Finished For House Wiring and Kepalrt 14 if ft idart. river i pot*. I Bookkeeping Accounting Seme**, Florida Climate In RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. We can qualify you for eas of EASTSIDE TRAILER SALES i r o o m apartment, upjtain. 33. Lelttice evenings nr weekends. Write % 112 Magnolia Dial FA 20916 Your Choice of Woods these homea’ ln 30 minutes. You 1“ Palatka, Fla. •• tr Jghte and water furnuhed. Clots (U, 8.1 Box 97 c,o Sanford Herald. can start enjoying the home to town. Private. $50.oo i>*r § This is a pass to the Movieland 89. Exclama­ Coaiparo Before You Buy % 11 while we process the paper*. month. FA 2-1165, 107 Locust U Heaeit, lgtiUigeat. matura wo­ Ride-In for Mr*. Anita Haddention AUTO MART man winto clerical work in Saa­ Exp. date Oct. 23. 19IT. % 3T. Cut. ready 2 BR furnished apartment. $65 00. w ™ Tt ford iters. Excellent references. •1 201 8 . Sanford Ave. FA 24466 Wj8 Elm Ave. Call FA 2-124*. for uae Developed by Available I mme d i a t e l y . FA U A-MJIlPm^=flH»Aim1 % % % 39. Bang , i» i 11 w Need a goou ood 2Jn<i nd car? car7 2-9774. Used furniture, appliance*, tool* PAINTING Furnished 4 room apartment. Pri­ ODHAM& 41. Arabian etc. Rought-sold. Larry’* Mart V /, SEE RAY HERRON vate. FA 2-2600. u.t—jpbc ’Iai . s F . g w g r guelle nr to For Fainting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. 215 8anford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 TT TUDOR, Inc. Your rontlae Salesman 43. Ohatenid 0 FA 2-6169 anytime. a - REa L ESTATE tbk tU iH New and Used Cars GATLIN BROTHERS This ia a pan to the Rite Theatre 4 43. Drug* 11 Fb- FA 2-0231 or aftor 6 p. m Centric tars. Draglines; Geneva Cor. Key. IT-93 A 2Ttb SL for Mrs. John Dooley. E*p. BUILDER A CONTRACTOR yielding Red-I-MIx Concrete FA 2-2663 . 301 West Flr»t St. d Phone FA 2-1*41 date Oct. 23, 1957. 2232. Fb FA 2-5276 Sanford Jl 3IIRACLE CONCRETE CO. L E. BATTEN -iL tree BRAILEY ODHAM, P rw . *48 Chrysler, good engine, 4 new 309 Elm At*. FA 2 5731 44 auipende 116 S. French Ave. — FA 2-3714 % GARRETTS SEWING CENTER Goodyear tires, radio A healer. 44 4| 49 Cloee In White—Necchi—tin s Avtrggo body. 8196.00. Can Le Bonded contractors. Painting and Bargain for cash. 6 lot* la May46. 8 -ihaped Repairs on all makas Machines seen at Hollar Motor Co. during papering. Imperial Decorator*. fair Section on Shirley Ave., molding 523 East First St. FA 2-3244 Free estimates. Sanford refernear Lake Mooxoo. W. £. Kirch. day and 410 Willow Ave nights. Stenstrom Realty k 2 1 necs. FA 2-3714 after 6:00hoff J r - FA 2-2251.________ DOWN PUMPS — SPRINKLER STENSTROM H. FINANCE your new car with a • e__ • . w o -»e. « ,.* AY*TF.W« 1. OaUka r a -r r . v i t t 't A jit r ' 56eM Y* o A*WdT J U ^ Ml type* and sues. Instilled 2427 Laurel — Thono FA^2-2420 Dial FA 2-9929—Notary Bank of Sanford. "Do It Yourself" 1210 W. 13 S t Fear-Bar bar Shop ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor WE REPAIR ANt) SfcRYIIE Pacemaker 1967, 46 ftTloTT wide Claaaifte* Display Raymond LundquUL Aaooc. j 2 bedrooms, full bath. 12200. STINE John R. Alexander FA 2-3681 Atlantic Bank Bldg. equity Macklee and Supply Co. for sale or trad* on late — Reroofing — Re­ Real Eatato • Insurance model car. H. ,T. U:Damtl, 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 8432 RaatodeLng siding — Material* — Contrac­ bedroom borne. Largo lot with 10T Magnolia FA 2-0293 4 fruit Park Avenue Trailer Perk. (reei. Lake Mary. Ph. FA Experienced .Meat tor* — Financing. Chrysler Airtemp 2-1514 or FA 2-6049. 2 Ledroom concrete block, north, DON'S COVER SHOP C utter. Good houra. Air Conditioning and Heating carporte. and storage. Nicely FLOOR *endmg and finishing Nlc Au'.oraobilo Interior Dororator Consult A REALTOR First C. H. STAFFORD jseaped lot Kitchen equipp­ Ctoaning. wa x i n g * Serving Seat Covers — Truck Sella Good pty. Contaet FA 2-4731 . . . Realty A Co., CULLEN AND BAREST At Wlllla Pontuc—301 W. 1st. 216 Oak Avanue ed. S9.285.00. Oiler SoaainoU County aiaoe 1928. 2601 Orlando Dr. FA 2-6843. 110 N. Park Avo. Ph. FA 2 1301 H. M. Gleeaen. U ke Mary 1964 Austin Healy, radio A heater. HEATING New a Bedroom Homos 2 (6 feet of lake front property. Recent SO Tote Lacquer finish. Ted Burnett H. B. POPE CO. New modern 2 bedroom home Excellent condition. Only 61493. WADES $700.00 Down for PAINTING 200 S. P ark ----- FA 24234 Ph. FA 2-1606 after 3 p. m. with Florid* room and double 2601 Gtaaview Phone FA 2-2976 Featuro, electric kitchens, terrasgarage. FA 24132. Muat sell by 15(h. so floor*, and choieo rosidcnUal \ r t ‘st supplies, oil paint*, paatel Rerryhill Palntiog Contractor SUPER MARKET loeationa. colors. 4 mounted canv*ievIF IT IS REAL ESTATE 26’ x 8’ Portable v.abana with ex­ Licensed — BunJc I —- Union ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP uik Crumley 4 Montaith A. K. SHOEMAKER, JB. terior plywood. Can be seen at Free Estimate — Compare our u n r South P a rt Ph. FA 2 Phono F-A 2-5103 2dl7 & French FA 2.1363 Prucs FA 2-2267 alter 6.00. Frames Traitor Park. *—RKAI< ESTATE FOR SALE KENNETH E. SLACK REG. REAL ESTATE BROKEN 1009 E. 2nd Phono FA 2-0221 Si Ctmf*f TV Service S “ r- n V 11 1j" _\ t} T CD « WANT ADS T- • TTa ■ n Jr • w % IT TT"vr vr ir n- vr tr TT u TT TT i w- I �g r i g ; tte t 1*. 1WT Lake M a r y THE OLD HOME TOW N New s By r m i J jM KEOGH I tonal V ai-fej to a Jtrv A. B- Aj*r* returned S*»* F m eat fcw to* m**tia* tiu « tt< fellow in* a n u t m Jama* TVm?*o«. Mr*. H. M. Suteataue, N. C. Tfauin* «U - CVrbraa. H. M. GI*a»oo, B. W. H m. S«u*i. P. D. li<kn»A Mrv Dra1: M tntil jlc« t* k * Mr. ** 1 *14 Kirioar. Mr*. Rub* LiiJca. Mt*. 5k*<i<i*a Susday. T to $lie<f- Mm. ! t W. &*** aad to* 1*» ~ 1 T VI* Vl*Y feet bow At to a homo on 17-ti Tb* Rre. aad Mr*. L W. Scots TV? t o * ipwot to* w m a«t with aad her tiiter Mm AUc* ta w irl ttoir family a New EagUnd. of Winter Park »«r* calla« >a Mr »*4 Mr*, r r r l E**a* wt3 LaV* Mary frerda Sunday. They M V’t** Ksoa. TVy too *•»*• *Peot tinted tb* Ret. aad Mr*. Aksn a taxation to New Eaximk asd aider Lam at th« Maaj*. New York with tbcir children. Mr. and Mrv P. D- AxVno# )(• *-» Mr* .Oort i i u t o r i *er* Sunday aiaht iupp*r f i n t i w rin'l !a« » ttk ft»n Otto. They bai* * irttl* hum* « Cryatal tf Mr. tad Mr*. G « t |i Patterlab* A*#. * i t o * fall ta tor* «*a in wti!*r. Part. fc» tb* **♦*whci r v winter •oaidnta b*f« in* the* attended dto John K-o* Pmbyt*rtaa Church for a ipevfai to am**TV ta-iie* o/ th* .Vrroift Day i*r«ic*. TV Pv.ter*OB* ar* forutjLhentSt Church b» » r- tr LuVe Vary r*iid*nta. yrtacd Mr*. Harold totVr*. Lu* Mr*. H M Cwcbraa aid I atr t w i with a wrjris* birthday tetded a m rk »ft<rw*r Monday party. The ladta* bm-iaht 700*11 fir Mr* Htward L>yd TV 7 *rtr aail brnwoi** aid nerywne had t n at tb* hum jf Mr*. Slw hy f o i m u >n Maaoulia At*, tt § drfhfhrf'jl tint*. Tile u t c J ttto board of to* P-TA v e tned nc* to w* a rruuy i f amt Midday at to* tchooL Tb* t t f 'i that I at*d to ’mow. w m too mate tupao «2«i*r <ttod»«oo I h ib ib *e*n *irv* hi*h *ehooL t e n the c'rrri* tctoel Vod e**e- H-i-wartf aH V»r<* Lbtod tji* a Dun aid th* No*, t o»roit*i. Each Tampa N«t ttsd bin father EHta lum* roura »oth*r will bo r m Uuyd oft**. a toe of lb* freebuld*r» ta Lai* Mary to call on tad to eepaia to* V -o Uwi* Thta Send tame ta tan a a rta .it to ru r — »■----- By STANLEY BREAHN0 THE ICW ftr agF rrrfsttaiy | CINCINNATI t? — Ten Setato New T ort fiaisdK X i t b s XadeL As a part of the jatca to a national r.urwry eds> saa* d*a!. Xad*I *o?d ITS a rm cation eonfcrcne* bal a chaare to of a cental tract to Scott Er{li­ r*t well acquainted her* Thurs­ ter. Bradenton atetney, for ap* day. They were »trasded far half MIAMI V — A fw S f « ? * ► ?T5i i o « r i y C f W j n . ttan ha* aaneesced tb* larr*st iejtaieT wa* rrperbH to be an hour in aa elentor ihaft when land *ata rr* r to V esnytatod ready ta j**e!op bis perttae of an oterbeated motor ihort-eireuitla Manat** County by a ih d > tto land. A new brtdjo Entire ed. TV life *quad sted a ladder to* ; n ^ r t e i to to* bcacbet ta fb-=— t3.no.vyo. to lead them to tafety. P-j-dta. i t fatal Beach. planned. Orlaad* aad Mtaati i w s a t d A dam? rfwaje near the kite ben M Va a b i n t n a n drtartaT•v« «.»> is trM tu naatal laad fcs .:■ g ffhi w •W iMgfdriffir g « ri rfir ..''" er irate* ra Ta- Rw tl ggW gf r j a t-.'.ngTrs r majsry Samuel B. FTWtard. -rendert bard-*ater mineral depoaita may ate wipicr up °t rpiili on the R an before they bake on. of Prod Pirn. lac . of Maml w*d •estta M to* barn. Big Land Sale Is M ade By M anatee County Company REGISTRATION NOTICE T%* RcctotrwUoa Rooks of th* City of Sanford. Florid*, are open at th« City H*Q. rom m rarin* Moaday, September IS. 1957. for th* pnrpo** of retfiiterinR for th* Municipal General Election to be held on Noeember 3. 1957, and will remain open each day except Sunday* aad hoHdaya, up to and incindin* Friday, October Z X 1957. Only thoi*e who h*T* reached the a t* of 21 d a rin t the pari year or who h a r t acquired a lepal *oti»t residence in Sanford are required to register. A1 other* prrrtoqgdy registered since December 1, 1950. are already qualified to rot* and do eot h*T* to re-register enless they ao*ed from Sanford daring said period. t> H- N. SATER CTTT REGISTRATION OFFICER echowl w> ?•> *« *. yl**** tocxt to the** todie* tail lead jeuf jo w r fur alt Ih* Jtfurm iti»n tow cat c*towr tS*9 VOTE. la w r KVut amiitunum t<-r o* ba»* tb* tasebnaot. »ick bat a»J tb* bbnry- We i**«l w.iee p-tidt to c*tn*mb*r A* Jfo**mb*r etectiua. TV e in i u l with e*c chairman Mifiia jtetw r and Poa■Mm*j L u e t will to tow twnla,; Of No*. 1 f Friday' l*. the »cV*>t At toon a« tb*y bat* a Crrmptat* tot i t booth* aiil coocenino* weU pubitah it. v ityee**ntatirtw from tb* tchou! N tv i till V on band at toe P-Ta meet®* tow *wnte t* captain t o bund iaeu*. This 3i**tis* will b« Tharnlat. Oct. t? it I 7. it. TV m«ra of tb* Cuntm irnty Pm beterua CSurvit am a.ikwi to »**t at tfta church at 1 p. -n. Satorije to cieon dr* yar-i. 5o brinjf yuur !a»n erowert. rake* and other yard touia and ha>« an afVrm.nm of work aid ftriluwahl>. Sunday » u tuch a bcauitPtl iay. Th* I n tad Mr*. A'etaid* «r Unit tnd Mr and Mr*. K M C 'jtjua ter* our fur Sun­ day dinner which ** M n u i on tli* jurch. It « u few ; re tty to eat fcObta­ ined j e aftRagta tfw 3 t A exaider Una called * awetinir of tb* leu tar*.*f tb* Preahytenaa CSurcrt. Tb* dm* of ' uremia meetIn,f•» were Ha<iia>ed ird tb* jiu n for tb* aear future **r* na>ta. Mur* will retain* on tb* cduca A J Report Shows \ tQS0 Neor-Collisions Of Airrlanes W.\<HrNTlT'\M T — V east l Mu niup—.-od'.tiim* tt airmf*. w*r* r«purt*ij ,o tb* utr**. * ; r*r tb* i*:r*n< * V-oa-toCi ye^iil eeiilnr ’.i<t J in*. (poverniRunt reertfs tiviw. Ajtipi um StMly LI*‘WO n^rwoftf -»? 1-,’ *1Wll|klA1 -n S T 'i * 2 ^ Cl’ tl .Vniuiitic* 3oaH jCdal* eiiicd that •b* " f i m uruVbty (Vttlit V much hi«hcc V ci'u * tom* *•«* ffp} TuC f9WT*InL Ntar-«<»l!l ‘'.•in r??oi^i ir» h « tt| *1* »olsinnf■y tmm yilrns V3 o a 'h m tv irg ti ifty pticil idj* t r**hr% Tin[ •wfNirc'l. 0143 >*1*5 the I n r A n fenini >fpcofn‘>rr lia i yi i-.Jiu itrrnhr<4 jillLify n V n Tx« n a l m 'tih ri civilian* >u$tn*w* IHtl T*rm ol m m /* . M ewt tif tj■»♦ : ifMt bCfijM •*,« , ci’:**. Lciitlnf *n* O A ♦ n T.irf. WlMilur'te. ml V i J i v c a . C!uh# yDin a (ir* V t a tmxii'j:*, r t j . Philotaiihm. .ta.’jIjunru o tv ii'! fa* Pi*i|ii, Caitf. 31 ntfrwp#ctiwit4 TutDl tfietrwt i n ilhmi 1 ti) • tu l/ by *e?h*>iui*<i tAfiJrr a |]o(1*. ta iciii 'V mw x r i t a u fu j by ail pian**—mefc t-f».j *f~rr», military. fi*Htaa ia*l Vsmt#*—irouui b* ntvUuiy tuuibta" toat. 1 1 ( r 1 1 S E 2 I F l O v i C i C t r v C» f l w o e U N THE A T LAST alKJtolNU >TVRR> t;fll H • . jiT irtiw tAey treni to tiw i r d o v lu r t u t Iu im Mob* viiMuiJ* if iiwrcMi ».-i ir'14 ciumi if 'un-if *w » •**r Mie* 111 t i . i x u j ’i i n i'liii^ ru :j« if imitiir* a UOMk Silt Us ;»4:c :acl hit tiKtnn teil u, • mat t w » auH ?ocur itill ■ 4 m ain * m id... ruii.* h nan • nun) » u -il -r r 'V act* if ih >ou*( m j«r. cail to* Aarr-i »a Cum in c in ' ifflc* i i c t t i m 11 *nt* ’i* ■‘C n t i r ’ :* i*-* ,1 "n»r u u i ? w . iSc*l t ai wr ae NOW SHOWING HEGAVEUPA Great c a r eer for the girl he COULDN’T TURN " l- • -T't wagpotUnHli I ' H i "WPS i v^*r f u 1 r\R * y-(-| L o t attew t i le fH 'L D g F N CNDHK II AM.HJTTAO n t t t a " U-**- •HM F m 1 »—Tho Sanford HW*M 6CBHOPE-VERAHUES PAULCCLGLA3 RdBS SWTJf Rate OriM r« js EE. «as xut »t m t . u j ic r a t m RANT FOOD - FERTiLiZERS - CHEMICALS - GARDEN S! Li to �V. Scientific Progress Tends To Accelerate After Breakthrough gress of Astronautics here. It Is no use lamenting the age of aviation which wa* beginning to fit like a comfortable old shoe. It will be with u« for quite a while anyway. But in the wings, impatient for the center of the stage, it the age of spare. Nothing can stop it. This was (r—>«. V , - »--- P _L-United Pres* Staff Correspondent and perhaps frightening vi>tas pulled a lever that sent a mighty BARCELONA, Spain — (IP — which began to become apparent monster towards the heavens ten Once again mankind, as the poet last week at the international Con- days ago. EDITORS NOTE: United Preys Staff Correipondent Robert Musel attended tha Barcelona Congress •of World Astronauts last week. *ln the following dispatch he repurta on the changes affecting mankind gr7wlng out of the scien­ tific knowledge amassed by these "spacemen.” * said, la etandlDf with reluctant feet where tha brock and river meet. On the one tide there is the placid stream that represents the world we know, the world we have learned to live with in spite of Its alarm i and uncertainties. On the ether is the turbulent torrent sfble. And suddenly many of them were of itrategie Importance. A scientist explaining a futur­ istic project for transporting troop* In rocket* using "inertial navigation"—so the enemr eould rot track their coming—excused himself to take a tram-atlantlc • is'W• tim ate Itself. It Is a notorious fact that pre­ dictions always run behind actual e re n tj. British delegate Val Clear­ e r sai l he had made a study of how wrong we were about avia­ tion. Doubted Air Travel ---1 - f > far* . •** He returned with ht« ftps sealed. gineer and contemporary of the Mankind has another chanrc in Wright Brothers, swore airplanes the age of space not U anderes- eould have no other use than f&lw ^mxtarh Weather Considerable cloudiness through tYodnesdsy with scattered show er*. VOL. XLIX In si* minutes h j growing sate­ llite had reached an orbit. Tha world eould never be the same again. Dreamer* Of S p ite Ail last week 1 wandered, note­ book open, among acme 100 asthonauti. These were the men we viewed Indulgently—even though *>-V-v . -vif• f i r m and ■rlrntist*—as the dreamers of spare fiction. Suddenly the dreams were pos- ■ Established 1909 S tu r a lft AS INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, sport. Lord Kelvin refused to Join the Royal Aero Club in the 1890’i because he refused to be­ lieve heavier—than—a ir craft could ever amount to anything. Only 17 years ago flying pioneer Sir Denlstoun Burney decided we would have to leave commercial Hiafjtnr# qx»*»*1.,rs f ,-y igibles. Andrew Haley, now provident of the avtrnnsutical federation, point- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1937 ed out that In IMS when uranium* 215 wa* discovered sclentlats esti­ mated It would be the year 2 ,0 0 0 bcfc.'e we had atomic enerar. The A-bomb wa* dropped in 1913. So It Is bound to be with thn age of space. Astronauts who know thi*. cushion their predie....... ................ ..... " t i 1 n a. i.Elge— that scientific progres* tends t<s accelerate m c c there his been • hreskthr’uih. Shop and Save In Sanford > United Tress Leased Wire NO. I l l Egyptian Troops Sent To Aid Syria If Needed ny WALTER LOGAN to carry out largo United Press Staff Correspondent operations.’* A n official spokesman for the J o i n t Egvptlan-Syrtan military rmnmand said today Egypt sent heavy armor and Soviet-built jets to Syria primarily "to participate in any war operations uills the Syrian army." V The rtatement coincided with a stepped up propaganda campaign by Moscow accusing the United States of pressuring Turkey into •■provocative’’ actions against Syrta and Turkish warnings that it would defend Its territory. The Egyptlan-Syrian spokesman in an interview with the Cairo newspaper El Akhhar, a-iiJ ttic Egyptian expeditionary corps was ^siade up of "striking forces ready scale military effective military aid given for were playing a "dangerous game immediate coordination with the with fire." He said they included heavy Syrian army in blocking sny ag- Pravda sail the United State* tanks, armored cars, artillery units ;rrsstcm.” brought pressure on Turkey "In and Soviet-built warplvtcs. New blasts against Turkey and an obvious attempt to make her No War of Nerves the United States came from Mos*attack Syria." It brought up pre“The dispatch of Egyptian cow radio and the Soviet Com* vious charges of a U. S. "plot” troops to Syria was not a military muni.vl Party organ Pravda. to subvert the Syrian goverment. display nor was it intended as a Moscow radio said the "imper-and accused the United States of war of nerves against any eoiin-lallsts’’ were pushing Turkey into trying to intimidate the A n b try," the spokesman said. "I: was provocations against Syria and countries. ’Peanut Bowl’ Game Slated For Dec. 13 The annual Sanford Grammar School "Peanut Bowl" will be played on Dec. 13 this year, LtCdr Unite It. Hoop, Jr., General Chair­ man of the event, announced. "Because of conflicting "vents the date for the annual poanut Bowl was changed," LtCdr llo»p explained. However, said Hoop, we expect to have one of th" most exciting Peanut Bowl contests Sanf rd has ever seen. Another new Industry will begin spector. Fathers of rr.e fifth and sixth construction In Sanford in the 1 It is expected that the plant will grade students are going to com­ immediate futurr. Carl Williams, include a, many us 12 huge alu pete for top honors when the Lions local agent for Cities Service Oil mlnum tanks and a building to I6th grade fathers) and the tigers Company said this morning. house pumping, blending and pro­ (5th grade fathers) clash In a Williams said that through ex­ cessing equipment. Pipe connect­ touch fo thrill melee that’s export­ tended negotiations hrlwrrn of­ ing the various tanks with pump­ ed to create laughs as well as ex­ "Tonight's meeting Is Impor ficials of several large Indus* ing equipment that will be extend­ citement. ta n t," said president Ed Zimmer­ tries, Sanford was selected for ed to the Lake Monroe seawall will "Some of the team members man teday ns he urged members the site fur an Allied Chemical he of aluminum, It was learned, are alumni of Sanford Grammar i f the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Rargcs will bring materials for School and we know that there's and Dye Company processing and ^Department to attend the regular; processing into Sanford and will some competlllon blending plant for Florida. brewing that innthly session tonight. Officials negotiating f i r the site he unloaded at a pier with pimp will (iiUhlne nny top ten football at 8 o’clock at tub Lake' Mary location were of the Orange State Ing facilities on Lake Monroe and eleven in the circuit," Hoop said today. school house. Important business at the yacht Club, heard a hiuory Oil Company of Miami. Arkansas the St. Johns River, will be discussed and also prepara­ of “The Savage Sons of Sanf.ird" Fuel Oil Company of Shreveport, Rail facilities to arc.srodatr Plans arc going forward for the tions made for tho forthcoming and saw scenes in color and in I.a., Cities Service Company of tank cars to the new processing event with committees meeting r e ­ election of new officers which will black and white of carrier land­ New York and Allied Chemical and blending plant will he install­ gularly for ticket sales, publicity, ings of planes based at Sanford and Dyo Company ef New York. ed, it was learned today. be held in Pecemt»or. and planning. “ All members", said president Naval Air Station. Lt. Cmdr. It Lcval city officials including Zimmerman, "should bear In W, (Doc) Linker of Heavy Att.vk Mayor David Catchel, City Mana­ THE TEMPER ATI till GOES I ’P! lie Hist $6,000 raised In the rurrent United Fund Appeal Is reeorded -mind that nomlnaticm for offices Wing One told of the origin of the ger Warren E. Knowles and City on the huge Ihrmontfler at First and Park. Marcelle Faille Is shown atop the ladder marking the '*mu»t be made one month prior outfit of which he Is a member, Attorney William C. Hutchison red temperature, looking on are; (lelt to right) It stpls \ . Smith, Charlie Morrison, Faille (on fop of to balloting which will take place of its training program *nd of were also involved in the negotia­ ladder), General Campaign Chairman Harold Kaslnrr, Fee Samuels, and United Fund president Geo­ In December." Some of Its acroniptlshments. lie tions to locate the huge industry rge Touliy. (Photo l>> Itrrgstrom) was introduced by W. M. (Wally) here. Philips, program chairman fur Deriding fact rs in locating the the occasion. Captain L. A. Arthur, Command­ ty as an outstanding community processing anil blending plant here Cdr, Linker told th* Sanford were water and rail transporta­ ing Officer, US. Naval Air Sta­ project. The efforts exhibited by Rotary/ Chib of the beginning of tion is »facilities. The ■ rplant >*ll|* be tion Sanford and Captain J. it. Fleet, Station, and Civilian per­ the Heavy Attark program within situated between Myrtle and Elm Iterdy, Commander, Heavy At­ tack Wing One, in a Joint state­ sonnel at NAS Sanford in behalf the Navy. "Heavy Attack Squad­ Avenues, North. ron Five is actually the grandA permit to start construction at ment issued to the press, whole­ of the Drive, indicate keen inter­ endorsed the United est in a worthy Campaign. daddy of the entire Heavy At- the selected site has already been heartedly Three retired employes of the sionrri closed Rose St. condition­ (Continued on Page 3) issued by the City Building In- Fund Campaign of Seminole CounThe United Fund Campaign r e ­ City of Sanford received sliver ed upon the transfer of 50 feet ceived a substantial Hf| this morn­ trophies as a reminder of their of property by It. A. Williams to ing by the addition of the follow­ the city with which Fourth street faithful service. Committee will The Uniform ing contributions of $'.’5 nr more, Mayor David Gatehel, wit), the will be continued. as announced by Hoy Mann, c a m ­ meet tonight at 7 SO p m. in the A public hearing was set for paign treasurer Mr and Mrs. Seminole High School band hall, Board of Sanford City Commis­ asked what he S. O. Chase, Jr. $170; Southern Bandmaster Ernest Cowley said. sioners and other city officials Nov 4 to grant a request for tha L r r r U E ROCK, Ark. <u» — be withdrawn over the wc-k end, vailing in Little Rock he wa« drai ’when he was Member* »f the committee will looking on, presented sliver plat­ vacating of an easement. The first big pull-out of the Ar­ leaving loeal authorities and fed- tically cutting the military fqrec thought about the pull-out. Chemirals. Inc. $50; Wicbuhlt's Former state Sen. James D. Camera Shop, $.V); Mr.. Charles meet with representatives of v a r­ ters !„ Daniel "Twlnk" 8t»rr who The lengthiest discussion stirmy's integration task force in era! agents with the Job of pro­ on integration duty. Little Rock starts today. Significantly, he announced that J hnson, who ran against Faubus If. (Helen C.) Cole, $V>; Kilgore ious uniform companies to deride began his service with the rily roMn,)e(j „ n .nu0, t from the Santecting nine Negroes integrated In a television Seed Co. $30; a Officers will put into effect Ar­ into Central High School. Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker, rom in 195*1, said Stafford Boat on the style, materia! and r<d*ir In March 1921; Judge John G l.e • fnri| p ,„t an,| Ski Club for the uso Acted To Insure Integral inn my Secretary Wilbur M. Bruckmauder of the Arkansas Military speech Monday night he has "re - Works, $73. The Furniture Center, of new uniforms to he purchased rardy ssh,, served a city Judge 0f t),e Yacht Club when It is vacatHigh Seined beginning Fch 10, 1954; and John ed following completion of tha f"d"r.vl yjo; Mrs. Pearl Yarborough, $23. for the Seminole e r a orders withdrawing Sno of the This 1,000 men from the tough District, will utilize the 153rd Reg­ liable information" all A. I.aw von who served the city Sanford Civic Center 1,000 paratroopers In Little Rock 101st Airborne Division were iment of the Arkansas National troops will be pulled out <n two Arthur M. Mohler, ItO; Clyde Ram (land. and releasing from federal service flown in and the Arkansas Na­ Guard as the major oprrati-n.il week*. Sanford Boat and Ski Club sey, $25; * alien .t Ilarkcy Real There will be six or s ight reprr- from Feb t9*>9 to October 1957. AH three of the retiring employ­ spokesmen, including its Commo­ Johns cm, a segrrgntioniit. sail Kstatr, $23. Stemper Agency, $M: 8,500 of tlie 10,000 Arkansas Na­ tional Guard federalized Sept. 21 force to carry out his mission. • nlativr* with their lines of unies recalled llieir early experiences dore. Dr. A. W. Woodall, request­ tional Guardsmen agents of the Counter Intelligence , Ertate, $25; Stemper \gency. $25. See Lari) Removal Of inlsl federalized by order of rrc-dJrnt Eisenhower. rms to show the committee. The president acted then »n the Sept. 21. Bruckcr meant that thp major Agency, the Secret Service an I Brookfield Mills, $25; Central Flo The committee, salit Bandmaster in Sanford and their employment ed that they b" allowed to renovate and beautify th" Yacht Club build­ It was not certain, however, advice of local authorities who pari of guard duties at Central the FBI will take over and haul rlda Foods, $35; United Transfer, ’mvlrjr. Is made up of represen- wit It the City. that the red tape and mechanics told him local police were power­ High will now be turned over to trouble makers off to Jail for con­ $40; Sanford Lo.lgr No 12It B P.- lalives from the Band Parents A«In a routine, but lengthy meet ing as a meeting place and a loof getting loaded into transport less to put down violence and in­ the Guard. The move apparently tempt of court. U.E. $50; ami Mrs Elhcl E. Cur- aocialiint, the hand, student coun- Ing, which was adj timed to Mim- r ,-|t|'in to entertain visiting noat Planes and flying the troops back sures the integration of Central presaged an early return of all day Oct. 21, the Board of Curnmis- Clubs. ( Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 3) federal troops t,, Ft. (amphcli. , Ft. Campbell, Ky., could In.- High. However, the move met opposi­ Completed today. tion from members of the Board Ilruckcr announced late Monday “ [ have heard about It, but r e ­ of Commissioners nnd ha* ” “5" Army spokesmen refused to dis­ that "in recognition of the gener­ ceived no official word of any cuss a report that ait troops may ally orderly altuallon" now pre­ kind," Gov. Orval E. Faubus said support from the board Thp sum was pushing axl-le the veil Chamber of Commerce Manager of the cool October morning wlum John Krider suggested that some the last of VAII Vs AJ’s rolled plans be f rewarded In which thi down the runway, lifted its proud present band shell could be o'seed head into the autumnal dawn, and | into use. disappeared into the western horlThe request was labtr ton. The end of an era. and the , plans could be prepared fn" rit'-ei plane that represented that era. i the use of the Yncht Cl'th on a was signaled by the vanishing dot sati'faetury basis cr the use of th» In the western skies. ; band shell. NR3 was the ftrvf AJ to be press­ A tractor with backltoe ar<’ >ont ed Into Naval Operational service, ! end loader was purchased frarn of Jacksonvl**". and well It terved. ft had carried t ivtsstl ft. iI»A th e IT.•V— . ’ th.' "».i . M„C around the entire Western World 'n ex t lowest bidder and was chosen It had hern shirt from carrier because of emtd ye recommenda­ decks and retrieved aboard until its tions Commissioner Merle Warner skin wrinkled and Its structural said " I ’d tike to >eo the h-*H»«* bones creaked. It had led VAH-5 stay at home if we es~ ’* to an unprecedented number of much fur our money." bombing wins with its grit ami Reading of ordinances, resoldgoldness. For over seven years | tlons. amendment* and ether ro*t this fierce competitor had survived I line matters forced the Board of heated rivalries and the tedium | Commissioners to stay in session of daily flight schedules, but it I until midnight. could not resist Time’s irrevucable A apeeial adjourned n»ee»tn t call. was called for next Monday to Thus, still unbowed and daunt hear the Gee and Jensen repot* a lest, the tired Mil. tb" last of tho the proposed dock* and terminals off their silver platters after the presentation bv Mayor Divid RETIRED CITY EMPLOYES ah... Mohicans, flew west on Its final project. Tim englnvcitu* for vv . » (•atchel at last night's meeting of the Hoard of Hanford (It) Commissioners, Shown (left to right) flight to the "Happy hunting are: John Fawson, Daniel ••Twlnk" Starr, and J u d i e John Leonards. Mayor Galrhel Is at the tar employed to make a feasibility grounds," NAS Litchfield, Arii. right. In the barkgrnund (left In richt) arr; t ily Manager D arren F. Knowles, illy Attorney W. U. report on the proposed terminal. sul J« t to recall. T H E LAST OF TH E Mohicans! (Official I SN photo) Hulrbison, and Cummzssioncr .MetIt D arner. (Staff J ’bolo) I Volunteer Firemen Urged To Attend Tonight’s Session Another New Industry To Locate Here Soon 'History Of Savage Sons 0( Sanford’ Heard By Rolarians 1 NAS Officers Endorse United Fund Campaign Commiltee Will Decide On Hew Band Uniforms Additional Local News On Page 3 Retired Employes Honored By City First Big Pull-Out Of Forces Starts Today Last Of Mohicans’ Leave SNAS 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. 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E. H. Dohne PromotedToIcdr. Collins Declares O ct P.TA. Membership Month In Florida Improved school equipment, eett»miction md tin f t acral enrich* All over tha Halted Stalaa par* ha a abort but toprotalv* cere­ B id et the school programs. mony eg October 4, tha Cewuaawd- aata tad teacher* W c***>h* to- II la hoped that all responsible gather u plag their preewmg for lag Officer of MAS flanked, Cepiettisens in Florida, and ropeclally ala Lkaal A. AHfrur, feathered tha coming year, three programa In Seminole County will Join their create a latter undentaiwUog foi tha official noiifWatieg from tha all three partlee enrolred, parent* local P, T. A. thU month. A hear­ Secretary of tha Nary, promoting ty welcome awttta them. Lieutenant Ernest H, Dolma to teachera and children. George Twihy. executive vice Hera la Florida, Governor ColLieutenant Commander, U. B- Na­ president of the Plrat Federal line haa proclaimed October aa val Renew*. Savings ant Loan Association and Sunday P.T.A. Membership Month. Lo­ The aow Lieutenant Commander cal F. T. A.'a are haring drlrea, a member of the League’ s Resolu­ ha g prelude aba will play Me- will now exchange tha two alher tions Committee. ■treating that membenhlp la the letton from Maaaanet'e Thais d for tha offertory wtt be bawd her* on hie collar for the gold Parent-Teacher Aaaedittoa ie a Presiding over the meeting prlrllege, not a duty. ■ghm tha delightful Adoration oak leave* of hit new rank which will feature a number of na­ Ledr. Dohoo’a letter ef promo­ itttm by BorewtU. Mrs. George Ultra are 42491 P- T. A.’a In Laymen's Sunday will be observ- tionwide leaden in the savinga and ■frp at the organ will Ni the tion >et hi* date ef rank retroac­ memberabip with tha Nation! Con- •d Oct. IS at the First Christian loan busineea will be Leroy E. tive to the tint of inly 1957. great of Parent* and Teacben, Church at the 11 o'clock service. Northrop, president of the League. Ledr. Dohne reported to NA8 which aa Ita heme etfiee la Chic- George W. Morgan will preside. Mr. Northrop Is also executive vice Mre. Anderson, who holds a Short talks on "Our Church an president of tha Ormond Beach Mftekr of Music degroe. orotmr- Sanford on inly 1, IMS from lh* ge. IBGround Control School at NAS | herself In the musk fWd at Olalba, Kaiuaa. Mr. Dehaa la Aa a member of tha lecal P. Oatreaehinf church" will be made federal Savings and Loan Asaoby Clyde E.'Feathers, Vinson W. elation. grthwestern University and at now serving at the GCA Contrnll- T.A. tha indirldual belong* to a The convention opens Thursday 0 American Cooaarvalory «f * “* sr for NAS Benford’ e GCA Unit nationwide, democratic, volunteer a hi Chleago. afternoon, October 10, wtlh a organisation that eenten Ha whole No. 45. i “brntnstoming" session on how Interest o* the waifart aad edu­ In addition to bar experience la me enlisted la tha Navy la Nor. cation af children and youth. Ho to Improve earnings, led by Cart laying with orchestras la Chic­ P. DUtelhont, executive vice pres­ le, 0m talented musician has 1941 and waa accepted for avia­ has an opportunity to five every ident of the League. mght volln In tha public schools tion cadet training. Ha waa com­ child in the community a ehenet missioned an Ensign In the Na­ to achieve a life that u satisfying 1 Orlando. . The opening general session wM Mrs. Touhy win play Carillon, val Reserve fas Oct, 1944 and re­ to himmlf and useful to others. v.l rsmUr" wW be f e a t S *" heU rridlF ■■"*|n», 0tM* r L_ ! ___mg__* _ W----- S— la ika ceived his winge and designation A member in the 0. T. A. will « fc“ «»*'«*at« will be welaa a Naval Aviator la Nov. 1944- meet tha teachers, principal and 2 T a m s-T k e- and Um a r i iun'tloHth isti* iiav« ««■•< *r W. H. Valentine, prealLadr. Dohne reported to NAB ■chool officials,whe. through tha «»* Miami In Dee. 1944 for Operation­ P. T. A. programa, hasp the par­ rtarro Sm tSZTht b la * aVd d" ‘ m wOl Include the Junior choir al Flight Training and upon com­ S wI T m mm" sound movie nro. and Aisoclation of Ckarw#*the a:4i A.M. hour singing pletion of training and carrier ents up to data on Iho objectivaa, ducsd by a down Protestant com«u*«^*prosTffcnt^Lrrny curriculum* and ichlvsment* of ■a Schubert's Holy, Holy. Holy, monloniN A freewiU offering wUl raem* qualifications in Pab. 1945, be the schools. tha U a.m. hour the Cbaneal waa assigned to Torpedo Squad­ A member may join study dis­ _ ________________ her of the Federal Home Loan fr wiB slag Jtsus fl* Low|y by ron Twenty, Air Group Twenty, cussion group# in the Hold *f Bank Board, Washington, D. C.; Air Force Atlantic Flaet. During parent and family life education. FORTUNATE WELCOME John A. Fogarty, President of the his tour with Torproa 20, they These group* are concerned with CHICAGO an _ The luck of the |Federal Home Loan Bank of were deployed to NAF Lewlaum, the physical, mental, emotional Irish arrived shortly after Michael, Greensboro; and, Wyn Warman, Malnei NAS Key Weal; NAS Ed- and spiritual development of all Fltulmmona left home. The young |staff president of the United ■nton, N. C. and aboard Iho Es­ children. The national organisa­ Immigrant won a 1957 auto on ■ States Savings and Loan League. cort Aircraft Carriers UHS Solo­ tion provides n wealth of Inter­ 8-ceut chance and rtimmenled I Principal speaker at the Friday mons and U88 Charger. During esting, up-to-date and auiiuintlc “nothing like this ever happened i Business Luncheon will be Xui this tour be served aa Squadron materials for P. T. A. study—dis­ to me in Ireland." [ man Strunk, executive vice preslcussion groups. Safety Officer. Members will Itarn how the P, Be was released to Inactive duty hi Oct. 1941 and remainad Inactive T. A. cooperate* with other com­ until August 1947 when be Join- munity organisalkau and agen­ F O R i ed AVUA No. 2 which had been cies for the welfare of children and youth. In an all inclusive activated ai New Bedford, Mass. Dohne remained with t h is membership, the individual wUl be squadron as a Volunteer Reserve doing hk shire In strengthening until July 1051 at which llmo he the entire orgsnlsalion and Its Joined (he Organised Reserve and program. This will Increase the waa assigned to Air Anti Subma­ educational opportunities and com­ munity resources for all children. rine Squadron 913 at NAS SquanMors than Un million adults turn, Mass. During this tour with belong to the P. T. A.’a all ovsr these two squadrons he served In the country. Through these eltithe capacity of Flight Officer. sens and their efforts, the schools In Feb. 1052 ho voluntarily re­ have been able to secure more turned to aetlvo duty and after funds for teacher'* salaries, fur a short refresher course at NAS Bquantum, Mass., he was assign­ ed to Air Anti-Submarine Squad­ ron 919, later designated VB-39. Ha remained with VS-99 until n o t ic w o r i n s s n o s t o trsnafrrsd to GCA School si NAS msuistmh ncTt-rioua s a n s n iit ic m in iir .n K u r q i v k n that Olather, .Kansas from where he In rompItaM* with lh* law s a t Fl«rl<l«, tha unilvralsntd w ill r » M « r reported to Sanford. with lh* cUrk et the Circuit Court, Ledr. Dohne Is married to the HemlaeU County, Florida, upon n former Miss Dorothy M. Stone of elopt ef Proof at Publication o f this Nolle*, the follow ing ttattlloaa nem>, Taopie who visit flanford sue* New Bedford, Mass. They have to-w ltl Jut aavee forget IL two children. Tommy It yoars -'HKD WINDHAM'S PAINT Example; a raid received from old, an! Joan 9 years old. They and iiour simp-, g baseball player who played for are residing at 114 fl. Plnecreat under which 1 am tnsaaed ta tbs bualitu* ufi flM flanford team In 1949 and 1947. Dr., flanford. (a ) Auto Body Painting and Hap*Ira; Jerry Sllvamaa wrote The San­ Ibl Auto Radiator C lM a la t ford Herald yesterday "Just a and Repairvi Rue to let you and all the wonderJERRY LEWIS FATHER (et Ante Front-and Repairs, Wheel Alt*nln* aad ful people of Sanford know that I HOLLYWOOD Dl.— Comedian HnUnrla*. am one of the playground direc­ Jerry Lewis' wife and har fourth at 1111Wh**l Hanford Avanuo (Boulh), tors In the Sd. Petersburg Re- child, a bop weighing 7 pounds and Hanford, Florida. Th* und*r*1snereation Department." 13 ounces, were reported in “ excel­ •d I* Iho not* owner o f said buntor builn*****. This k one of probably hund­ lent" condition today at St. John's a**e DATED ibis llh day of Ootob*r, reds of cards and Utters from Hospital In nearby Santa Monica. A. D. h i t . /• / AIXENR D. WINDHAM Mrs. Lewis give birth to the cou- r WAITER IIAEKIM and naver forget It. pie’s fourth boy Wednesday, 1Attorney fur Itealntrant. Laymen's To Be Observed By Church Oct. IB NEW DEFENSE SECRETARY'— With swera la aa Secretary ef Defease, met S X S S 'S S lf f Z $ * « $ * " * T ok? &52S 1yLSSP* Port In .Musical Program At Meet ed cooperative tslevkion show. The annual banquet on Friday night, October It, will feature the presentation of eeftlflcatoe sd re­ cognition to 44 officers who have served the savings and'ioan busi­ ness for 2S years or longer. On Saturday morning. October 12, them will be a breakfast pan­ el on Dividend Rales. Speakers at the final general session which fol­ lows will bo CoojfTfMmtn A. 2. Herlong, Jr. and John K. Langum, B U D G E T It wee one song right after the other at the Sanford Ktwanls Club yesterday during lie noon T E R M S . . Sm y Legal Notice Former Sanford Ballplayer Writes t i l t it m tJirt a r t COWAN'S All-rubbsr melt protect new floor matt, cover worn ipoti on old melt. Eaty to Install, easy to clean. Sat includes 3 matt— I for drivsr's tldo, I for passenger, I designed especially for the rear. SAVINGS IN EVERY D EPT ■i. isiiijiffiflsjfl ■ . *;•■ i] !■M S ,I r1 " £M for limited time on ly. 6.00 x 16-$ 7.95 6.70x15- 8.95 7.60 x 15- 9.95 7.60 x 15-10.95 lion of dyed-to-match onxemble* CARDIGANS SLIPOVERS o ff with Recappable Steam-Dry Iron T ir e f! SKIRTS 15.90 To change to dry iron just press the button. Heat ie controlled automatically. Operates on only. r i r r y a v n MiU\mfi'(frrrrrrrrr(em good A 113 S. PARK AVE. eah SANFORD PHONE FA 2-2821 �Test Satellite Firing In Line W ith GOP Political Necessities t i • space satellite by W AMW GYOlf m - The j ad Btataa flan to ba*tn n«xt Da-', the United States before Congress the firing of test sateUHea reconvenes would lea-re the Elsen­ outer (pare U In line with hower administration In a bad urgent Republican political ncccs* spot. Next year Is an election year titles. If It la a •ueecssfuP firing—wd In which the foreseeable trouble k better be—the U. S. Sputnik for the Republiesn Party and the will be In outer space when Con­ Elsenhower a d m 1n 1stration al­ gress reassembles here In the first ready Is sufficient to give party men the gollywohbles. week of January.' On the record of the current Its- Anything short of the auecessful Weather Generally fair through Saturday except partly cloudy with a few •bowers. « ’ year to data; A e Bbenhower administration Is unable to hold the spending line i t the point where the president Insisted that bis department beads hold It. Nei­ ther the president nor the Budget Bureau offers more than bint hope and good tntrutions toward reducing spending and taxes tn the immediate years to come. Elsenhower must came up with new budget figures next January. In Little Hock, Aik-, and nans knows bow they may, finally, ba got out o f there. Jloreover, the most sever* test of the Supreme Court’: order fur the racial Integration of public schools still la to eome in the Deep South. In thoie states the people eppesr to be saUHly be­ hind the determination of their Jtatt. officials to undertake mas­ sive resistance. Than may be soma political comfort for Republicans In tha possibility that the dlspn'e nver rtcltl integration of public ichua's gics Into tin Republican I’aity Aside from that, tha Republicanprospect In next year’s congres­ sional election Is grimly unpleas­ ant. EHenhower a.Hevrt two per sonat triumphs In the presidential elections of 19P2 and 10tC. The Republicans won a scratch dec! slim In the 1952 congressional eon test but were voted out of con ,.t slonal power In Ifi.Vl and ever, last year, when Elsenhower wa­ rding up his presidential points Id the year unco hts rcelee’.ior In 1958, Eisenhower's persona popularity has slipped. Democrat ao longer fear tn makn persona political attacks on him. Rcpubli•an politicians are critical and the *ord In Washington Is that the ftlre #anfor?t Ib ra lin » AN INDEPENDENT DAILY Established 1909 VOL X U X Another spending program of 79 UUlon dollars or mors with no tog relief seem* to be In the works. It will Invite all over again next year the high tax, high spending rebellion of 1D57. That would be' trouble enoogh for any lot of politician! but thars Is more. Inflation Is still with us suiting the hi eh cost of living higher month by muntn. Elements of the U. 5. Army remain on duty SANFORD, FLORIDA, : NEWSPAPER 9 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1957 oarty organisation, coast to eosst, in disrepair. the Republicans are the cots, rcssiona] out* and should be on he political offrmlv? as ihe off- : i r campaign approaches. But hat Is not tho wiy the c o d e :ruabltt. What used to be r*. taldcd widely as the Grand Old Tarty Is bark to thn wall in de* fcnsQ of the modern Republican administration and of Us minority position tn Congress Shop and Save In Sanford ' United Press Leased Wire NO. 109 • ,— Turkey Accused Of Massing Troops On Syrian Border P i •S By United Fress Staff Correspondent sery. (Photo by Bersstrom) Syria disclosed today it hid for­ mally accused Tbrkey of new pro­ vocation! along the border and of Interfering In the Internal affairs of Syria. The danger of a flareup In the Middle East led the UA State Department Thursday to warn Russia that tha United Statri wilt honor Its defense commit­ ments to Turkey. Communist diplomats sources clear the Contributions of f 25 or more to in London made It Dedication service o f the new gram of the dedication service, acre plot on Onora Road which .. . . . . . .. . ri.n„ r,« j Kremlin expects tho Middle East Following tho dedication ser-: provide* sufficient space for exruna* , f ^ported to to Wflw up 1125,000 Pinccrcst Baptist Church up fo|n somewhere near the will be held Sunday morning at 11 vice, the entire facilities of the panslon, the Rev. Courson explain- campaign treasurer Roy Mann, Turkish border, apj) the sources o'clock, the Rev. Joe Courson, pas­ church will be thrown open for an cd. through Thursday night, aro: Ro- repeated Moscow’s warning that tor of the church, said today. "Open House". Visitors to the -Our future plans," he said. Jay. 1100; Sanford Auto Parts, Russia would assist Syria. Guest speaker for tha occasion church will be presented with a arc to provide facilities for 1,400 |ioo; Wight Grocery Ca, <50; Border Battled will be Dr. John Maguire, Exe­ brief htitory of^ the churrh and |n Sunday School and 1,000 In the Hill Implement Co. *35; Dr. Both Syria and Russia have ac­ cutive Secretary of the Florida refreshments are expected to be rirnreh #uJjloriumi j Charles I* Persons, *30; Family cused Turkey In recent weeks of Baptist Convention. served. The present auditorium and Finance Co., *25; GAC Finance massing troops near tho border Mrs. Thelma Bell and Mrs, "Wa.haTe set a goal of 300 for sanctuary which will be dedicated Co., $25; Seaboard Finance Co., and Monday there was a 45-minM/anita Savage will be heard as .eats nearly 400 and the $25*; Era Bass Besuly Shop, *25; Ute and potentisUy dangerous her (Holsts during tha musical pro- Couraon m W 1 *l #:iS' th< K*V' Sundsy Sunday Schocl facilities will t*|R City Transfer A .Storage Co. *25| rder aklrmlsh between Syrian and * |p r a tes dvr .*rln5ng Co., *25. and Turkish troops. car* of approximately 45-J. • ■ Official sources In Damascus The facilities include a complete Senilnol,. Venetian Blind C o , $25. nursery department with four deNo report, as yet, has been disclosed today Syria sent a stern partmcnl* and reception room as tabulated of the bouse-to bo us* note tn Ankara Wednesday accus­ • f the Sanford Fire Department for a "F in Pravenwell as kitchenette and rest room. |solicitation of the group headed ing Turkey of “ unjustified provo­ SEMINOLE COUNTY JAYCEES wen K Imbrell, Fire Prevention Week chairman; and M. It has a terrain floor, U fully by Ralph A. Smith and his work- cative actions" along the tmrdcr. lion ft eek" luncheon ; esterday. Jaycet •rv^d by Ass’t Chief It. T. Thomas snd Chief Maak N. These included the old charges I.. Itahorn Jr., Jaycee President; are heated and air conditioned. ! era of Ihe ladles’ organliations, (Photo by Bergstrom) Cleveland Sr. of massing troops and added Tire kitchen and dining room ‘ inre many "call backs" will have allegations that Turkey had flown area In the educational building '<» be made. It is expected, how | The Oviedo Chamber of Com­ merce reported '.here were 125 will comfortably serve 150 people ever, that tho fund will see an plane* over Syrian territory and merce, at Its second meeting since members as of last night. "These lai,j Rev. Courson and there appreciable boost over tha week­ that Turkish soldiers fired at Syr­ ian border resident*. the organisational session was will be considered the charter is a paved parking area In the end, Mann said. The Syrian press said ■ heli­ held, elected permanent officers members," he said. rear of the church that Is lighted copter believed to be American for the first year, Meetings were set for the first and will also serve as a recreation "violated" Syrian air space over llsrold C. Briggs, who accepted and third Tuesday nights of each area with volley ball, tennis, hasthe border district of Midsn Ikhls the post as acting president of month. However, It was decided ketball and shuffle board facilit Thursday. the new Chamber of Commerce that In the event these meeting les. The possibilities of a new Sal- people when they come In to ui given, 8005 garments of clothing Syrian security force* also re group, waa elected the permanent dates fall on basketball nights a except at a local hotel," -he said. given, WO pair* of shoe* and 368 Jill vation In front of the building is n The Methodist Men's Cb>h will n ported the discovery or "several „ Army ,building . .. , and, „lodge ", president. Substitute slate will be set. "Just last week," said the Sal­ other aids which include medicine throe-acre lawn which U landscap­ hold n Ladles’ Night Thursday hundreds „r modern individual » ; r«> dUcussed by the local Board of However none of the remaining It was discussed and tentative­ ed and has a sprinkler system. Ort. IT at McKinley Hall of Advisor* at a meeting held yes­ vation Army Officer, "We had a and furniture. weapons" in a crackown on the nporary officers are serving ly agreed that the name of the “ We are planning to build a bar­ "In our program wg have sup­ Hie Rev. Franrlx Smelt of ihw ! t,Jllnea Socialist Nationalist terday at the Salvation Army Head woman with nine children come In, krmanently. group would be "Greater Oviedo becue Bit near tho parking area Methodist Church of SevHU will f T r i ^ A mTuti^".pokeVmVn“ srid (]uartrrs on East Second SI. They needed both lodging and plied 133 todglnkv, 338 meals, trans­ Others elected at last night's Chamber of Commerce" In that for portation for 10, UT garment* fn.* socials .snd „ h other events." ......... he the principal speaker for the thry were hM(lrn t„ -.kln,j|, __ ______ ____ „ a _ "A new building I* the most lm- food.’ meeting were Ben Ward Jr., vice the organliatlon took In the com­ The spiritual and material pro­ given, 183 men assisted, 13 women The office suite, said the Rev. occasion. _ _______ __ topp'leTthc twrtsnt thing we can do now." Lt. civil war designed "to president; Mrs. Roy Wetsenbarg- munities of Slavia, Chuluota, Courson, Includes record* room, Marcella Reynolds, officer ‘ n gram of the Salvation Army Is and IT children," she said. All Methodist men and women current Eyrian regime.’ er Sr-, secretary; and T. L. Lin­ Geneva and other surrounding church office and a pastors study, are invited to attend the meeting conducted by Lt. Reynolds and In spiritual guidance, Lt. Rey­ Syria had outlawed Ihe party charge here, told the board. go Sr., treasurer. arras. The lattrr two are air condition- which Is slated to hegin at 7 p.m. before It accused the United “ Our present quarters are much Id. Virginia Kellner and they re­ nold* pointed out, “ we have eonBen Jones, acting treasurer of About 75 members attended last a spokesman for tho organisation States recently of plotting to over- loo small to take care of th* num port their activities to the Board of ducted 49 street meetings with >78 the Oviedo Chamber of Com- night's meeting. (Continued on Page 4) said today throw It* pro-Cnmmunlst govern- hers attending our services." she Advisor* at quarterly meetings. prople attending; 78 Indunr meet­ In her quarterly to port, for the ings were held with 1118 attending; ment. |said a* she pointed out that mure The Stale Department warning than SO are attending Sunday ser­ nine months of this year. Lt. Rey­ 37 ladles meetings with * 'l at­ nold* said that the local Salvation tending. and 72 weekday meet­ in Russia followed ■ statement In vice, and Sunday school atone. Moicowr hy Communist trader Lt, Reynolds explained *« the Army ha* already exceeded last ings with 1335 attending." Youth meetlnjs, she said, have Nikita Khrushchev that the Unit- Board of Advisors that one of the year's program in both the spirit­ PAMS Jacques Soustelle. to establish such a sytem as eh* said. "Separate territories, such -as which «Mrh were reje'ted reje-ted by I the Pre- *1 State* is trying to Incite Tur- grest needs right now Is * lodge ual and material assistance. been well attended. Thera were 39 She pointed out in her report Sunday School m'cllngs with 1591 We wartime aide to General Charles tains in Swltserland or the Unit- those In Africa, would have thc.r mler Mauice Bournes Maunoury! key Into war with Russian-backed Ifur both men and women do Gaulle, said today he doubti „ I , Syria. have no place to house these n<edy that 54 grocery orders have been attending; 32 Junior League meet­ ev. ,r.. . . .........L,.. ... <d States. ov n governments." government without debate. “* the National Assembly will call in ing* attracting 411; 39 Young Peo­ * "Tho legislative ay item should 1 Soustelle denied that ho led the “ It seems to me that, after a dc Gaulle to help solve tho cur­ ples Legion meeting* wtih S23 tak­ agree with the fight against the framework taw reasonable cooling-off periou, an rent French government crisis— not necessarily ing advantage of the lessons; 31 Corps Cadet meetings with 93 at­ executive braneu They should because It was "too liberal" or l*w wudl stand a i’a«r the gravest mice the war. . . . d u 't c of being improved by pa'tending and 49 band practices with Soustelle, a former French gov function separately. In the United . . . . A camp for boys will begin In Jr., “ for we will be able to offer, program* that will bo Included In ........ -.ul- .. ___ ...J that he wanted to overthrow the liament. ____ _ 181 attending. ernor-general of Algeria who took State*, when a bill i* rrpulsed. Sanford during the summer of 1958 mure of a variety of activities in* the overall two-mnnUi camp. Regovernment of Premier Maurice fgc lea-1 in defeating tho "frame­ the president docs not gm "Ort of the admendments w»s A highlight of this year* proeluding (ripa of interest to various I creation will include fishing, boat it was announced yesterday by Suustclle said be alto favor* a' Boutgcs-Maunoury. work law" for limited Algerian tor an upper houso (or ‘he Altng, archery, nature lore, arts and gram, she said, was the Dally Vaplaces in Florida from the camp." The lio e*. Bcrtan '' , Jn legislature, upP«r , Mayhome rule and thus Helped ;dungo federal system for the French Un* Tbc >ronme proposedi i*w law, we we tc beltc‘ based. not, on the . • New . York r„ n, Giant* n | u ,through - , . . , Funk Msrio Carfagno, Mrhane said, crafts and many other program* gallon Bible School with 531 attendFranco Into Its latest crisis, said '<•" which at present la cenlra- would have made for the oppres- numerical population, but on com -, i ing the aesston*. will serve a* golf counselor and the that slon of the Christian and Jewish 1munities, just a* Delaware ba« as Uut nevertheless da Gaulle Used with *11 control In Taili. camp will have *uch baseball lea­ "Fred Gana* has hern named T have advocated v federal elements in Algeria," he said. many senators as New York ihould have a part in any French director of the New York Giants ders a* Hans Lobcrt and Carl system for tho paat 10 yrars" he [ " i auggetted two aaumlm'> nl.* state." constitutional reform. Hubbell here to teach and In.trjrt Camp for Boys," Mvbana said "I do believe that General de In baseball. yesterday. Giulia should be ttuVumeolal in “ It will be a character hul ling The camp will begin operation bringing about a change In consti­ during th* latter part of June next physical building ramp" said Ga­ tutional law because he has been year and continue through the mid­ nas, “ along with the teaching of W|1/orating such a trend fur the dle of Auguit, Ganas said in an moral training and responsibility." $iit 12 years," said Soustelle, 15, Ganas explained that “ we have interview when hia sppointment to in an exclusive televised interview facilities to lake care of 3ht) boy* head the camp was announced. with United Tress Movietone "With the facilities of tha New all under the guidance of person­ New*. York Giants trslning center here nel trained in youth building. "We will use the same facilities He was asked If tha French Na­ we wDl have one of the finest *l - *'2*? Yrrh i* tional Asavmbiy, many oi wnoxe — “ r wii pa m tne couiury," UtlU«9 their training program which has present leaders opposed de Gaulle said "Wa will atm* golf, baseball, * «n many go up through the leawhen he quit the premiership 11 years ago, would accord him a tennis and awlmming," it was guet." Fred Ganss. the Athletic Direc­ foie in constitutional reform. stated yesterday as plans for the tor of Seminole High School, rehuge camp were announced. "I don’t know," Soustelle "It will be a little different than [ ccivcd his masters degree at New ftdut Just for the moment I’m most camps," said Frank Mebane York U n iv e rse g.«. returned to afraid not." Sanford where he has directrd ths Charge Favored CBywhle program, has served as Soustelle said he, at doe* de football coach, and has become Gaulle, favors changing t h e intimately associated with many French constitution in order to youth building programs. stop the overthrow oT govern­ Ganas actually started hi* youth ~ ****m *toB B B l ments on ar, average of once leadership experience^ wHh the j..(;E r 0LT T|ll; vOTK" Chairman Amhrose OHM ll»e evrrr six mon’.hs. Bovs Club In New York. County Junior Chamber of Commerce check* hi* registration with "There is a “ We expect to have one of the i Mr*. Gab# Michael, Supervisor of ItrgtHlratioa for the Illy or ititotion that finest boys camps in the country." Sanford. "We'ra anslous to get as many registered as poa-IHIe lor wised the government rails." INTERIOR VIEW OF PINECREST Baptist Church which will be dedicated at sertkea to be held at f Photo by Bergstrom) Gana* said aa b« outlined many I the coming alectiuns," aaitl UUlf. boustella laid. “ What I propose la 11 o’clock Sunday morning. (Photo by ilcrgUrooM P1NECREST BAPTIST CHURCH will he dedicated at 11 o’clock Sunday afternoon from 1:3(1 to 4:3U for public Inspection. The hug* .gprrleea Sunday monlag. The entlra building >111 be thrown open church faclUty houses the Sanctuary, "Education Building, and Nur­ ★ N ew Church ★ ★ ‘ United Fund PinecrestBaptist Contributors' Opening Sunday List Growing Harold Briggs Will Head Oviedo CofC S a lv a tio n A r m y Discuss New Methodist Ladies* Night !*• Oct. 17 French G o v e r n m e n t Suffering Crisis Ganas To Head Boys Camp Here Additional Local News On Page 4 Advi sors Bodge L �■1 -»i ■ SSr*p- Zriday, Oetobar I I , 1957 P a r* 2— Tha Sanford H traU *% t : t i :lT AS CRoreh Notieua mast b* p n m t s d at Tba B m U \ ffk o by 10 §• m* on tha day baft** pobHeattoa a 9 T T H t BL ACK G H H P 0 T 0 U R T A M I L Y M t I* Bay, faatav r.4l t a ­ il Moralnj Worthlp 1:11 Training Union __ ___Service T . Evening K vtn tvh r rrayer Scrvlca tin . pm p.m. 7:31 HTLLCBEST BAPTIST CaUBCB GENEVA Putor Chart*! W. Hamil Jr. Sunday morning aarvteaa: 10 a.m. Sunday School U a.m. Morning Worthlp ) Sunday evening aarrlcoai ■\0:15 p.m. Training Union 7:30 p.m. Evening Werahlp tv Wednesday 7:10 p.ra. Prayer meat* tag. 1407 Sanford Av*. Promotion Day exortiau will ha P. M. V. t:U0 p. m. • Evwnlag IvaojnUatie Ttdft pm. Wodaeoday al|M prayer sad praloo oarvtco 7:M pm. Sermon by the putor. Evening Worthlp Service 7:M pm. Sermon by tha putor. Prayer Matting Wadmaday f:M THE SALVATION ABMI 114 Earn SotMi Stoat! Sunday School !• :« SJ 11:18 t.m. Holiness Meeting Open Air (Strwit Maatiag) « : » p.m. 7:00 pan yj»X^ 7 : * pm. salvation Maatiag ASSEMBLY OP GOD CSUBOI Toetdoy ! : » pjb . Corp Codata 12th St* and Laurel Ate. 4:00 pm. Hand Practice Eat. B. M. Bm w 1:JQ p m Sunday School 1:45 a.m Ladles Homo Leagoa Morales Worthlp 11 a.m. Thuraday V:M pi Evangaliatla Service T:X p.m. Prayer Maatiag Prayer and Bible Study Wednea* (Street Msetlag) 0:30 day at 7:30 p.m. ' ‘Como to Worihip' go to aerve. ! fc i Dr. B. E. Railing 11 a.ut. Service Prnlade • Patter son—"SUvna to M starlaftty” Paator M.Y.r. • « pm. followed fay re- ] fular moating. Evaatof • Mra. Jasw* Retard • Mra. Arifbyl Hlekaon M - Congregational Singing I Charlie Merrteen • Song Leader Offertory - Additional Church News On Page 3 1i ' s B K : ■£ When Johnny started Sunday School. . • the Devil thou|ht ho had his foot in tha door. v tfe •*•* W H ’f l r v L - HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHUBCH Car. Park Aw. A M R . Rev. John* W, Thomaa, Rector I :00 a.m. Holy Eucharist •:li a.m. Family Service and Church School II a.m. Meralag Prayer and | Sermon Services ihreugh the week: Tueiday and Thuraday - Holy Communion • 7:30 a.m. Wednesday • Holy Communion • 10 a.m. Saturday - Sacrament of Pan-! i u * • 3-4 p.m. A GOING CHURCH ft)B FOSTER CHAPEL A COMING LORD" UPSALA COMMUNITY METHOD!*! CSUBCH PRBSBTTEB1AN CHURCH COME AND SEE THEBE Qllodll Rev. CL C. White* MlaWev IB A REASON. la y . George IL Carl’on, Mlalstav Mrs. Clever Maria CHURCH OF THE WA2AIBNH | 1:45 a.m. Sunday School Mr*. Patrteia "Sanford's Singing Church" 11:00 a.m. Worthlp Service Plantet Second St and Maple Ave., Weat| 1:00 p.m. Worship Servleo R. H. Spear Jr., patter George Psm M, Aaai. SapL •( Sunday School t:4S a.m. Church Bcheel SOUTH S1DB BAPTIST Monlag Werahlp I0:dl am. 10 Church Sehael CHUBCH Tralalag Departmaata g p. : 11 Werahlp East 37th ft. At Park AVO o.m p m. Iveatag EvaagaUatia 7 p-m. Evening Worihip The end of your oom h "Everybody Invited to etteud Mid-week Prayer meeting eaeh| For a friendly Church. Wednesday 'i;43 p.m. Gerald B.Prlca Patter our icrvieei." The Church ti the Nasarae la I Milton I l f realtyaa la deotrto* avaagsliitlc Intondont L A D MARY BAVTUT la appeal, tad world-wide to| Sunday Bible School 10 o.m. CHAPEL million. Preaching 11 a.m. Lake B*jTt»lA ____ , "Whosoever will may coma". Bible Study t p.m. Putor — le v . H. A. EDeewead EvaagflUue Preaching 7:45 pm. Sunday School 1:41 am. P l l f r BAPTWT CHUBCH Prayer Mooting (Wed.) 7:45 p.m. Morning Worihip U a.m. OP GBNBVA Mltaionary Pramlllonlal Juk L Stewart Fatter Training Union ItM pm. You Are Woleomo Evening Worihip 7:M p.m. Sunday School 10 a. m. Prayer Matting Wad. T:M pm. Menial Uervtee U a. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUBCH Evening Service PAOLA WBSLBYAN Bov. I. W. Poihaa, Patter Training Union S-'M p. m. MKTHOPW CHU1CH Cor. Fourteenth S t Ooh Avo Preaching T:M p. at. • MBaa Waa* at IL 4S Sunday School 1:41 a.m. Wad. Pray* larrtea TtM p.m. Bt4l Morning Worihip Servleo 11:00 a. Sunday Behool Morning Worthlp 15:41 am m. KNECBBtr BAPTUT Wealayu Youth 1:41 _ Training Union 0:4S p.m CHUBCH Evonlng Worihip T:Mp.m. (A Church of Urn Southern Evonlng Worthlp S pm. Wednesday Prayer Meeting I p.». Wodoaaday Prayee Meeting TtM Baptist Omventien) pm. "Como thou with ui and wa will Joa H. Coureon Paator Everyone Welcome do thoo good.” J. A. Hunt Supi Sunday School Rev. Cedi W. Shaffer Church hem# located temporarily SANFOBD REVIVAL CENTBB la Ftaocreat School. CHUBCH OF GOD Rev. L. P. Taahor, Patter Rev. H. W. Header*#*, Fatter Sunday School 1:41 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Worihip Servleo 11 a.m. French Are. aid tmd St Morning Worthlp U a.m. Training Union d:M p.m. I Sunday School Si4l a.m. Evening Evangellatla Servlet 7:41 7:41 p.m. Evangaliatla l e n t o TtM pm. Evning Service p.m. Mid-Week Service Tuaiday fiM Nursery provided. Waohly Sarvlcti: p.m. Tuaiday and Thuraday 7:45 pm. FIRST BAPTUT CHURCH Young People Service Thurs­ regular Saturday Morning Broad- day 7:30 p.m. Bit Park Ave. eaat over WTRR 10:35 a.m. (A Southern Baptiat Church) RBENltRR METHODIST W. P. Brooks Jr. Paator LUTHERAN CHURCH CHUBCH Fred B. Flahtr Associate Paator OP THE REDEMKER Citrus Retghta Mr. W. L. Harmon Director ef Rev. Albert S. Farrier Fatter Music 303 W. 33th Place Sunday School to a.m. Clifford Phone FA 3-3533 Mn. Guy Blthop Director oft Tha Rev. Phillip Scbleaamann E. Johuion. superintendent. Huiio Preaching Service 11 am. Patter Organist! Prayer meeting, WeJnetdtp, 7:30 Mra. Marvin Milan Sunday School 0:13a.m. Morning Worthlp ,8:48 a.m. Blblo Clan 9:15a.m.p.m. Sunday School 1 9:45 am. Service 10:*0a.m. Morning Wonhip 11 e.m.| "Prayer For The Bay" Phono PA THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONS! Training Union S:43 pirn. ALLIANCE CHURCH 3 3231. Evening Werahlp I p.m. Park Ava. A 14th tti. Wtdntaday Service T:80 p.m. | FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST Sunday (Nursery far all aarvlcea) Sunday School 1:41 am SCIENTIST Worihip 10:40 am. (Earphone* far hard or hairing) 800 E. Second StSION LANGUAGE Sunday Service It a.m. SANFORD IEVBNTH-DAY Sunday School data 9:45 a.m. Sunday Servlcii 11:00 a.m. ADVENTIST CHURCH WELCOME Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Seventh St, and Elm Avt. Wednesday Evening Meetlngi 1:00 Putor A. C. McClure TEE SANFORD CONGREGATION p.m. of Jehovah’a Wttncaaei Sabbath School Saturday Lesion Sermon — "Christian 1431 West lit. It. 0)80 a.m. Science" Sunday 1 p.ra. Welchtower study 11 a.m Worship Service Beading Room located In Foyer Wednesday Wednesday 7:80 p.m. Congregation of Church Building open to pubUe Prayer Meeting Bible study 3: so to 4:30 p m. Tuaiday and 7:30 p.m. Friday 7:30 p.m. Ministry taboo! Thursday*. Friday S:30 p.m. Servica mooting LARK MONROE BAPTUT A cordial Invitation la extanderl CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN to all to attend our aervlcci and Paator, B. G. Brown CHURCH uso the Reading Room. A Church With A Friendly Wei Oak Avo. and Jrd St. come ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN Tha htv. A. G-lfelnnla, Minister Thrso mllea wait of Sanford on Mfa. George Touhy, Mloltter ef In Slavla (Near Oviedo) Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy Pallor first street, then right at Monroe Mualv Co.ner. Morning Worship 1:15 am. Mite K.tiherlre Brown, D.C.E. Radio Minion broadcast at l;30 "Not forsaking the atiembllng of 1:45 a. ra. Service ounalvaa together, aa the manner Anthem— "Holy, Holy, Haly" a m. over WORE (740 he) Sunday School 9.00 a.m.—for all of aoma let but exhorting one an­ —Junior choir other: and ie much the more Sermon— "Jetua Tha Matter ego uroL.pi. the day approaching Christian D»y School — Monday a* ya Teacher—R. T. Stilwee through Friday 3:00 a.m. — (All Heb. 10:23 9:43 u.ui. -Jundey School elementary grille* and hinder Sunday School—18 a. m. 10:50 a.m— Seisins meete for Morning Worthlp—11 a. m. girten.) prayer In tha Satiloa Room. Training Union—7 p. m. 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Evening Werahlp—I p. m. Anthem— "The Stranger of Gali­ GF LATTER DAY SAINTS Prayer J^aetlng Wcdnaaday night lee"— Stale Chorus —g p, m. J. G. brook* » Branch Preildent Anthem— "Jetua So Lowly"— City full Chancel Chair WEST SIDE MISSIONARY Sunday School 10 a m. Sermon— "Jesus Tba Malar BAPTUT CHURCH Sacrament Mietlng 5 p.m. Teacher"— R. T. MUwee Wedneidiy Primary Maatiag at Corner of Watt fifth and Holly Nur.trin for children under "WELCOMES YOU" three, and three ip tlx, every Paator Wm. L. Stapehaa ELDER STRINGS BAPTIST Sunday morning during the Auoclata B. D. Crclflow CHAPEL woth'p hours, 1:45 a.m. and Sunday School 10 am. '* • Elder Springs 11 a.m. Morning Worihip 11a m. Sponaored by Flrat Baptist Church Bible Study 7 p. m. e p.m —Senior High Fellowship • ■aafa.4 Via. V-M n m Youth Building 7:ov pm . «.v*.r,iAu wuiwvmt* Joe Douthltt, Putor Mid neck Service Wednetday Sunday School 8:43 a.m. 7:43 p. m. Sermon—"Leftovers for God" Mr. Mclnnis Preaching H:00 a m. Evening Servlet 7:30 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN 2nd aid Elm St. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST CB RCH Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist Lord'e Day: Bible Study at 10 a.m. PUNDAY Lake .Mary Worihip Service 11:00 a.m. Bib]# School . . . . . . ..... . . 10 e.m. Rev. Alexander Una, MLnLlcr Evening Service 7 p.m. Worthlp A Communion .. 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a. m. Everyone Weleome u a. ®Evening Wonhip 7:45 p.m. Werahlp service CHULUOTA BAPTDTT CHURCH WEDNESDAY 7:41p.m. C G. Sweggarty Putor Bible Study ......... Sunday Scnuol to a.m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Morning WorihJp Service U a.m 8:30 a. m. Service Worldwide Ccmrauoiun FREE METHODIST CHURCH unday School 8:43 a.m. Laurel Ave it m g doming Wonhip 10:43 But Once." ( : i i- * *•» r u n u m r cauaca ■. * J§||, f l K , 'aafogev - i-*Jf ' ft , mSi i1/) nv. jfi- , ^ f:% -r1!.* ■ *■ i V •4 j i i ■I v i t 5 ;{ M V » & . »\ •v ' • ■% {M M is *f" '■ ’<2 ivt , wkhy 4 ■p i v. > «»v 1j *1 Thi3 “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 o f these wellknown business establishments: It K It V. S T K O M STI NE PHOTO SURVIVE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. G E N E ' S AMERICAN OIL CO. SEMINOLE DRY (T.TWNKRS M. It. Rtrlckland, Contractor FLORIDA STATE BANK ef Saaford SANFORD LINOLEUM * TILE COMPANY WnJONWAIER THE TEXAS COMPANY FURNITURE COMPANY J. C. Davit, Consignee W A R N E R *S CELERY CITY S M I T T Y *8 GUI.F SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY SNAPP1N’ TURTLE AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY CO. McREYNOLDS SANFORD DRUG COMPANY PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY MRS. APPLEBY'S AUTO PARTS A. K. SHOEMAKER W. W. HORNE W A D E S NEHI BUILDER TRUCK BROKERAGE CO., INC. SUPER MARKET BOTTLING COMPANY % SANFORD ATLANTIC MO R ET Z NATIONAL HANK PHOTO SHOP CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1401 So. French Ara. NICHOI.SON HUICK CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. ROY WALL PLUMBING THE MAYFAIR INN WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY S A N F O R D RESTAURANTS RATLIFF * SONS AUTO PARTS BOYD-WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE RITZ THEATRE �' jg Relief Society Hos Work Meeting Hints On Packing Good Lunches In Webber Home Thursday The News R1 VIUG1MA CONN. Society W m The work meeting of the Relief When lt‘» time to pack lunches Society of the Church of Jesus for school or for the working mem­ The Braves won, and now things Club and irreslstable becaua* on* oirist of the Latter Day her of the house, every mother | ; will quiet d o n n -a t lean (mill |may » « *o many people. It was Saints, was sister) who packs is held Tuesday night at <or for fitter) racks those tno*c lunchyr ” .------._. . ' ..... . 1rather rgther ouiet M II waa was quiet resterdsy yesterday as the home at Mrs. Robert Radtke., et Is often wishing for Ideas that Saturday when the fhsl of the j a(p hut u,ere wcrc a fe w nlea The lessont was given by oy Mrs. sirs, Clau s - will add eating filing pleasure to Ime he big football games will start. We people sitting around. iAieills ra May Pitts on "Living More dav for its carrier, says Myrtle* npn. plei1^ „ put,t j, rtowll t,ctc Heard, Vern Smllh. Myrtle Adams Abundantly." * )* "" » 0me DetnoeistrwUcm ^ j , eraId had ,„ d Jesse Hayman were IramersThe ladles worked on article* to Airent. ^ _____ ^ M „ •• led lit a bridge game. be sold at the bataar early in NoHere are s few general augers- got the paper out at 2:20 P. M. Cite Heard was playing Mlsl vember. Those present were Mrs. Uo’ns V ttuke funchra taste"bet- "icar! hear!), and then the World1MufFet.'bu'tlooklnr W f i f " , M Dot Smith, Mrs. Sue Rake*. Mrs. |pr and [,avp mere food value. Scries Is over and won and that usual and full of praise for. the Itcrnaileen Statford. Mrs. Lula too Use a different bread each Is the end nl an almost story. Ton localhospital, where she recently Thigpen, Mrs. Marva Wiwd,Mrs. i day-^-enriehed white today, whole late to stop the presses. spent so much lime. Clle had itClara May Pitts, Mrs.June Minn, „he*t tomorrow andrye or other Wednesday afternoon Is tourna- tempted some exercises as she Mrs. Jean Parrish, and Mr*. Ozna tj-pP (he next. This helps avoid ment dav at the Mayfair Country walked around the rihzrsj with Dunn. monotony Make sandwiches from Melon Carraway. I'd like a chance day old bread and wrao well to to play with d ie before she feels keep from drying out. Work fast, human again. too. so that drying out doesn't Helen Andrew played four hotel of golf the other day, and came happen , "idle y u are making ' up with a pretty good »c«ra. Aftes them. Include a ra« fruit a raw The Dorcas Class of the First f^ lt 0f ,n,mP sort daily. U*c raw' . . . . . r . . . . Marie qtinerinher___ the____ has______ tak.a...a „few lessons the mrsilna ' S S S a I rn tU b^ 9 lik*' c.,rrot .£ lck,•.Mf,•i' ha* been admitted to the Florida hr.ggarts will have to watch meeting with Mrs. Opal McEsca->r fy and cucumhers. They keep cjn i»srl„«, in nriando <»ia Is their tongues, gran, 1M1 Maple Ave. The chair- crisp, and everyone usually rn- , ... . her ’ friends A1*0 **"r shlr,*y Perkins, Dot man, Mr*. In. G*l!.wsy. opened ,hem. . .J U L . ” Powell and Marge Baccush. Dot wish her a speedy recovery. . . . . „ .. . . . the meeting with the Twenty-Third ,, ,,, , _ . . . . . had Just shot an SO, which n Include one meat. cheese or Mr*. Minnie Ewan and Mrs , doul)t M on her the low gross score Psalm. Dorcas Class Has October Meeting Hobo Party Given By S.W.C. ! Conning m r ja ffl& A A jo n a h refreshment* were served by Sirs. „ pdwfch like p«anut butter-jelly. E * * 01 m Ruth Herron hope, to leave Sib A Hobo party was held by the time Mrs. Dohne has ever iron McEcfluran anti Mrs. J, A, 1^* pineapple of cream ch ffif md * Iurdiy for the froitn north whiff I Station Wive. Club Thursday.! a prize, she was most thrilled A _ _ _ U llla . r ir e lo Escagran to Mrs. Louise Dsnlels, ^ , aml\ricl,ca in half for Ml'* [Vnny MTeller, daughter of ahe wm , p« nd two week! with Hostesses were Mrs. WIM Webber these useful items. n r l i l O tV lIIIC i v l t C I c Mrs. J D. Pnrham, Mrs. Essie ” , , " i, Mrs. Charles G. Marian, has been hpr famlli and Mrs. Robert Wliliami. The Attending were Mrs. Gordon » n Cole. Mr*. Winnie Weaver. -Mrs. W r t « ul fa*y handling ,r,« lrd for membership in Nal|Iear that Art McCarthy (VAHscene was the- Webber home in Backer, Mrs. Dsvld Cunning, Mrs. I O n O V C Iw Q IlC C Margaret Dillard, Mrs. Mary Can,n firth s for easy n*mmnK. dim m ing skUl club at Wes- 5) U engaged, and will be married Thelma Sterns, Mrs. Sara McKibAnna Miller Ctrc| p mPt at Little Venice. trrll. Mr*. Verlie May Hartman. * in £ leyan College where ahe U a freah- February S. Mattox. Sin. I/'la. but *hen wrapped alone In wax The Sanford Herald—Page S The ragged guests were served bin, Mrs. Gene Potts, Mr*. Cor- the Elk's Club Tuesday night. The • luncheon of mulligan stew, inne George, lira. Adels Toiln. ,|evotlonal was given by Mrs. Dick , r' t ' 1 ‘ r aiin™It‘ paper or plaatie'lt stay* crisp and , manFriday, October 11, 1957 which they ate from pie plates lira. Dohne, Mrs. Jm Leary. Mrs. MIp<1. MrJ. Petp Bwevaux. prr*J ” * J "1 ^ fl. ^udw v be put in the sandwich when Penny la one of fourteen new member* (elected- rfrom a field of A. D. Hanldept oi o( me the lrlrclet conducle<t the Audrf> lunch time ComfS. ■nd stew was *»*•*» offered Peggy Tugwe'l, Mr*. — ■ hw pans. The •—■ »*«w -. — — luenr ircie, cununcini me T.?.,\ 1” CS" . . . “. in’ ., .. ---------- 7 ------------- ’ T ” __ . __ I , , 1_ I___ . ■ II... ,, II If. - 1_a , Iaa f..aa ^ a « 2 l Mm . * l ULm , Include a piece_ of shelf paper waa placed On a table decorated Mrs. M. H. Hawklni, Mrs. June wa| am,olnted u help with the Mrs Helen Todd, Stra. Leone (a a*y pi.ld) daily to aprrad on in the annual Aquacade to be held Brown and Mra. Geneva Owens, with a salt shaker, on a eioth Perry, Sirs. Phyllis Graham, Sirs. United Fund Drive, the de»k as ptaee mat. This Is Wesleyan on December 12 and of old newspapers. J»ek Stribling and Mrs. Sue especially nice for younger child- l l Plans were made for the Hal­ Appropriate costumes were worn Beall, ren. As a special treat once a Mr. and 3Ira. Irving Pryor have loween dance to be held Saturday. c C C The VAIt-T luncheon was held by the guests. A prize of a hobo Oct. 28 from 9:00 P. M. until ” . J * V e * V e l l t I C J week Include a "surprise" like as their gueits, Mr. and 3lra. C. at the "Afterburner" Thursday. traveling kit went to Mrs. Ernest baked beans in a paper cun with A. Merritt of Shelton, Conn. The Hostesses were Mr*. Nell Pruden Dohne, who spent the afternoon Mcrritta will be spending the win­ and 31rs. George Bi-hl. The tables for the best costumes, although paper spoon or fruit cup. In peril due to a stretching tee costume dress Is optional In cool weather soup in a ther­ ter in Daytona Beach. were beautifully decorated with shirt. In the Ut waa a roadmap, Tickets will he on sate from cir­ mos is always popular. Include autumn leaves, Indian com, a can opener, the time table and cle members for the eedar chest Circle No. 3 of the tV S C.B. of cold milk dally In a thermo* if pumpkin and nuts. Dried sprays 3frs. J. C. Davis was hostess which will be filled with beauti­ the First 3(ethodlst Church met it can't he bought at school or comle book. Since it was the first of tnistto, wheat and bittersweet to circle 9 whan they met Monday ful linens. work. Milk Is our chief source of on Monday afternoon at McKinley were also used. These had all afternoon at bar home on Magno­ Attending the meeting were , iIa[| <\ f . Mims and Mra. calcium and provides priteit,, to-', The first meeting of the lKI-'SS bean sent to Mri. Biehl from her lia Avenue. Mrs. Lowell Oiler, Mr*. Ray Oz J. It. Hawthorne were co-hostesMi. aa well as the Important B vita­ ■season of the Catholic Woman’ s mother In Ohio. Mrs. W. A. Hunter chairman, ier. Mr. John Cameron, Mr*. E. Mrs. 31. E. Baker. eh»inr.an, min group for looking and feeling Club wa* wttl attended when re­ A lhnrt skit waa presented by opened the meeting, and 3!rs. R. J. Moughton Jr., Mr*. C. S. Winn, presided over the meeting which youngerl Use :deas for lunch as cently held at the Sanford Yacht 31rs. Richard Bauer and Mr*. Neil D. Priest, yave the devotional taken Mrs. Dick Mapes, Mrs. Gene Wal­ was opened with a prayer led by Christmas, Halloween anil Faster PlcradUlo (A Spanish recipe) Club. The meeting waa called to Pruden. The skit was a take-off from the book of Mark chapt. 8. ters. 3trs. Peter Bukur, Mr*. H. Mr*. R. U. Hutchison. Mrs. Hut appeals to children arid adults, l« cup olive oil order by the Pres. Mrs. Helen on the traditions ot Navy wife FRIDAY She concluded with prayer. F. Hale, Mrs. James Blankenship, 2 onions, diced chlson also read scripture and clos­ tool" Constantine. A prayer and the protocol. The Rom Circle of the Sanford Mrs, Ed. Shinholicr presented Mrs. Ed Pratt, Mrs. Irene Kent, ed the devotion at with prayer. Nutritious lunches should in­ 3 cloves garlic, diced salute to the flag were followed Sanford Garden Club will meet Attending were Mre. Marvin Clarence Collins, Mra. 'a can tomaloes, cut small Mrs. C. E. Williams conducted clude: For the working man and by a greeting to new members. with Mrs. Cbarlea Lawson on the study "Disciples To Such A Mrs. Bass, 31rs. Richard Bauer, Mrs. Lord" in which she gave an ac­ Charles Stafford, Mra. D. R. Chor1 aweet pepper, dleed older Boy*: the study. Routine business was Reports were given. Biehl, 3trs. H. 5. Brysnt, 31rs. Cameron Ave. at 9:45 A. M. The count of Mark. peninr, Mrs. Sara E. Phillips, cared lor and 1 small bottle capera—optional W. S. Culpepper, Mrs. H. C. Fran­ 2 meat, cheese or egg sand­ announcemente Mrs. J. L. Hurt, Library Ch. told subject of the program will be or­ Mrs. J. N. Azsarello secretary, Mrs. Lynn Lyon, Mrs. Jlarry Ken­ nude. Circle No 5 will serve the leftover meat wiches cisco, 31rs. King Hodges, Mrs. many new books which have chids. read the minutea. ny Jr., 31rs. Clayton Smith, 3trs. yiwih supper Sunday Oct. II. Put these Ingredient* in a heavy William Hoscy, t sweet sandwich (If desired) 31rs. Robert been added to the library. Mrs. ..The SaUle Harrison Chapter of Treasures report was given by J. R. Houlihan, and 3!r*. Fred t pt. thermo* of cold milk or skillet, and fry> taking care not Altcndarce was urged at Ins Knight, Mrs. Ralph 3tattus, 3trs. Caroline Higgins reported for the the National Society of the D. A. Mrs. C. E. McKee. Roettger. a hot soup made with milk UV» brown too much. Add leftover Robert ileyers, Mr*. R. E. Mecollage prayer meeting*, now youth program. ’Her committee R. will have Its first fail meeting Mr*. J. C. Davis give a report meat that has been put through Murray, Mrs. 1 fresh fruit (any in season) being held each week. Refresh­ ts open to suggestions for enter­ at 3:00 P. M. at the home of Mra. William Pippin, of plans being made for the ba­ grimier. Steam until very hot. If Mrs. Nell Pruden. 3tn. Gerald 1 serving ot raw vegetables ments were served to Mr*. 3t. K. tainment. J. B. Ray on Palmetto Ave. Co-* zaar to be held November 14 a strictly Spanish dish la desired, Baker, Mrs. John Bridge*, Mrs. 1 serving cookies or cake (if Huberts, 31rs. Jan* Sapp, Mra. Mrs- Durand reported on the hostesses will be Mrs. A. R. Key starting at 2 p.m. and stated cir­ add raisins. R A Futrcll, 31rt K U. Hu.chidrslred) Jack Younghlade and 3tra. Tins program for the Girl Scouts. and Mrs. P. P. Campbell. An cle 9 will work with circle A Pot Roast (Cam* Asada) son, Mrs. J. M. McCaskill, Mrs For the young school child Yount. _ Members were asked to watch for executive board meeting will pre­ Mrs. Hunter announced Quiet 2 tb*p, lard The Social Department of the Lida Stahl, 31rs R W. Sturdivant, I meat, cheese or egg sandwich the Brownies on T.V. Oct. IT at cede the gathering. The program Day would be observed October Sanford Woman’ s Club held a des­ Mrs. C. E. Williams, 3(rt. C. H I ---------------------------3 pounds of meat (chuck) H aweet sandwich (If desired) 5:00 p.tn. will be “ Our Goodly Heritage", 29, 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Each one 1 large onion sert bridge and rana»l* party at Winn. Mrs. A. D, Zachary, Miss >s pint milk or soup made with a. A notice was received hv the by Mrs. R. E. True. All visiting attending will take a sandwich, the Woman's Club Wednesday af­ Versa Woodcock. 2 eupe vinegar Miss Aline milk 4lub for the Orlando Central Dean­ Daughten are invited L, attend. A drink will he furnished. ITie ternoon. The hostesses were Mrs. Chapmen, Mr*. J. R. Hawthorne 1 clove ot garlic 1 place fruit (aa banana, orange, ery meeting to be held In Mel* The Jacaranda Circle of the 1 clove tangerine) bourne Oct. 22. Those wishing to Sanford Garden Club will meet at nursery will be open. All are urg­ E. C.' Harper. Mr*. E. A. Moned to attend this inspiring pro­ forton, Mrs. E. D. Rinehart and 1 large hay leaf The Driftwood Circle of the SariA few carrot stick* or other raw attend may contact Deanery T:00 P. M. at the home of 3!rs. A pinch of oregano . ford Garden Club will meet at the vegetables treasurer Mrs. W. V. Roberta C. M. Flowers on Celery Ave., for gram which It under the direction Mrs. H. W. 1Rucker. 1 of Mrs. R. E. Rutland, spiritual Multicolor hihl*cu* and greenery 3 medium sized potato** home of the chairman Mra. Carl For older girls and working mo­ FA 2 553B, or Mrs. Helen Constan­ a covered dish supper. Co-hostess­ life secretary. Paprika Trgfeldt, 112 Shannon Drive at decorated the club. Refreshments S f o r k S n O W G r ther* tine FA by Oct. IT. es will be Sirs. W. B. Brinson and Preceeding the revival to ne held were served during the afternoon. Mash and salt meat, sprinkte 9:30 3tonday morning. Get. 14. 1 meat, cheese or cAk sandwich The Hev. Richard Lyons gave an Mra. R. G. Hickson. at First Methodist Church starting Winner of the bridge prize was C n r k i r ( U I |ovH well utth paprika. Dare lard In The guest speaker will be lfrt. '* pint milk Inspiring talk on the Importance Each member Is asked to bring . Mrs. R. H. Smith. Mrs. C. M. Flow 1 u r , v l r a * U ,U 7 U pot nnd heal. Brown meat in lard. Fred Ganas, who will give an ln1 serving raw vegetable* of Catholic women doing lay work her own service. Sira. A. K. Ros- November 3. a series of Cottage Prayer Sterlings are to be held Prs received the prize for Samba, | LAKE MARY—Monday even1 piece fruit (fresh or canned Add onion, garlic, vinegar, oregano troduclion to arranging, for the church and the school. setter will be tht gueit speaker. in the homes and each on* is re- Mr*. Robert Rhode* was the re ing Mra. Stanley Coleman of 2W9 clove and bay leaf. Cover with The hostesses will be Mra. Teg* aa desert) Members are working on eommltSUNDAY quested to attend the on* mo»t cipient of the canasta prize. Win- Magnolia Ave. entertained with a water. Cook over slow fire. When feldt and Mrs. John Hook. An In* Remember, the packed lunch la *wes for the Winter Festival to be Sanford Men's (Rdf Association convenlent. ■ * ning at acreeno were Mr*. D. C. dork ahower for Mr*. Howard Just as important at any other mest Is almost lender add pola- vitalion ha* been extended to all held on the churchgrounda on Nov. will hava a tournament between Circle 9 will be hosts to M.Y.F. Howard nnd Mrs. N. A. Smith. Lloyd of Tamp* and Lake Mary. mp#| |B lhe djy> |(J ]>1|t thought t°e* cut In half, and cook until Interested Navy wive* In thn are* 18. Refreshments of eeke and cof­ member*. Dinner follows at 7:00 Several games were played with le Join the Driflwjod Circle. fee were served by the hostesses, P. M. at the Mayfair Country and serve supper it 8 p.m. Octo­ Mrs. Jean Adams, Mrs. Lillian -Mrs. Mary Alexander, Mbs. Lou* Club for members, wives and ber 27. Serving will be 3lrs. i. J. Boyette, Mrs. J. N. Azzarelto, Mrs. Lloyd and .Mrs. Ann Gracy win­ be Bauman, Mrs. Mary Beasley, guests. J. C. Davl*. Mrs. W. A. Hunter, ning the prizes. Mra. Lucille Brefka, Mrs. Helen MONDAY ■nd Mrs. G. B. Hudson. The gifts were presented to the Constantine, Mrs. Dorothy Car* The Gamma Omega chapter of Mrs, W. A. Hunter closed the honorce in a crib. Mra. Colnun rodl, Mrs. Virginia Deremcgio, the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority served tiny sandwiches, cookies, ■Sirs. Pal Doucette and Mrs. Ter* will maet at 220 W. 18th St. with meeting with an Inspiring prayer. Mrs. Davis assisted by Mr*. Goodmints and punch to Mrs. Coiau By GAY PAUl.hY ty Fay. Mra. 1. E. Eatridge HI acting as son and Mrs. Axzarello served NEW YORK Oct. 7 W — Queen Huffman, lira. Charles Huffman, ^The nest meeting will be held hostess. cake, eeffee, and nuta, to the fol­ Elizabeth, whose parent* once ate Mrs. Janie Screws ill of Cocoa; Monday, November A TUESDAY lowing members present. hot dogs with a President, also Mr*. Charles Gracy, Mrs. Jean Gentral meeting of Women's 3lr*. C. V. Hoover, 3lr*. R. D. will dine on some typically U. A Adams, Mrs Billy Smith, 3trs. Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial Priest, Mrs. Ed Shinhnlser, Sirs. dl-hes on her forthcoming tour. Marie Huffman, Mra. 31. Hospital at the Jewish Community Oliva Wells, 3fr*. Wm. Akerstrom, The people planning the menu Swain, Stra. Ju* F.rvin, Mrs. Ann Center at 8:00 P. 31. Social hour Mr*. J. N. Azzarello, Mrs. W. A. for ths tin*! feist on the viy*| Gracy, Sir*. Daisy Foster all of will follow. AH members are urg­ Hunter, 3Ir*. J. II. Anderson Jr. ralendar have Included foods from Sanford and Mrs. H M Cochran, Mrs. C. E McKee. Mrs. I. J. Boy- Long Island to California. Hut the Mr*. Kill* Lloyd and Mrs- R. W. Circle No. Six of the WSCS of ed to attend. Ths American Home Department ette. Mr*. J. E. Courier. Mrs. C. menu will hardly be as "American Keogh of Late Mary, the First Methodist Church met at the homa of Mrs. Albert Jarrell of the Sanford Womin’i Club la C. Priest. Mr*. G. B. Hudson, 3lr*. as apple pie." No pie. Al»o, no having a covered dish supper at J. C. Davis, and Mra. Flossie iee cream. But not because the with 14 members present.. * Queen has been dieting to drop iHan SO years ago when a 19a U n . Jarrell called the meeting the club at 7:00 P. M. The pro- Goodaon. course meal was the rule." be "Advantagea of to order and Mr*. L. P. Hagan *TJm about 10 pounds. Develop* In’ * Stomach offered the devotional taken from t Youth Centers in Communities "It k* just that she loathes Ice "I suspect royalty develop* sn Roman*, chapter 12. 1 *P«»k«r will be Senator O. cream," aaid a British Informs iron stomach,” said Philippe, who The sunshine chairman reported ! Oo“ *>»» Stenatrum. Hostesses for lion Services source. lias been feeding the great and that cards were sent to Mri. Da-1tho ev#nl“ « *r* Mr* Douglas StanThe 31-yrar-old Queen and Prince imall for 23 years. "When v<w vld, Mr*. Rutland, Mrs. Ilagsn and s,rom' . w » " * n Knowles, FIVE OF TIIK HOBOS enloy their 3|U1lgan slew at the Station Wise* party given Thursday. Left to Philip will be dined ami jeinrd (<inii,,cr h(JW rnany , vrn(l they flowers to Mr. Herman and Mrs. ar1, w • "■ ^temper, Mr*. II. S. right: lira. JU* Uamrlrk, Mr*. Jamr* Mctiulre, Mr*. Joe Leary, 3lr*. Adel* Totln, Mr*. Ernest DoUta. from the time they reach Ottawa attend. A queen can't Just cut Duggar. Sirs. L. P. Payton and (Bergstrom Photo tv (-001*) Hagan. Oct. 1Z until they depart from a ribbon. They have to feed her Mra. T. F. McDaniel gave the Mrs. Jack Stamper. New York for London in the wee MONDAY study. i small hours of Oct. 22. In that tov.' The Driftwood Orel# of the The final dinner of he tour will The hostesaea assisted by Mrs. today period, there are enough (PIim.p a course «tth turtle :*s Greek served refreshments to Sanford Garden Club will meet at lunebei teas recepOon* end din- from Slftilh Cir<ninai .uiped b . . a rs. T. F. McDaniel, Mrs. W. V. the horn* 0f Mrs. Carl Tegfcldt, ner* at least five classed as state from island and a fruit dea-1 Bitting, Mrs L. P. Hagan. Mra. 112 Shannon Drive at 9:30 A. M. to put a bulge on any royal wai-t* ,ert inc|„diflll nectarines from Co-hoatess wttl be Sirs. John Hook. John Glllon, 3tr*. G. W. Bailey, . , . . . . I'alifornia and chert i-s from OrMr* M. E Moye, Mr* W. B Moye. Guest speaker, Stra. Fred Ganas. Lnles*. that |g. !h* menu* are f(r „ ^ tMrtc wj„ he beef. Mrs J. H. Walker, Mrs. Mabel Alt* interested Navy wives wel­ kepi short. probably because the Duke of EdLovely Crotons BUSHY - 12 to 16 In. Blount, Mra. R. M. Mason, Mra. come. 3 to 4 ft. Tall I " ‘ "t -Neal* inhurgh likes beef. WEDNESDAY Bess Greek, 3fr*. Pearl Lynch, 29c 79c 1,59 69c i>9c 2 for 1.00 The Chiefs Wives Club will meet OCTOBER It We~*.V w n ‘ 0,U h *1 the <?u" n "Actually. I auspect he eala | and Mrs. Claude Herndon. , *»d rimup M il w*nl •inline everything." istd the catering 1 at l:M) K M. at Uic C. t\ O. Stra. Raymond L. R»>* meal*.' said Claud* L. Philippe, manager. ‘ He'san old navy man Club for the regular business meet- jjr*. Anita B. Weather* vice president and evrmlive caterj npvpr a aervire man, Hunhv Pink White ing managerof the W.illorfA-U) frum any coun(ry> „h o wal fuv*y wtoberu fl to 12 in. 39c DOUBLE RED ria Hotel. The hotel is an old about food 3 For 1.00 79c hand at feeding royalty. Queen -w , ih„u*bt w» would give 12 to 18 in. f*90 Juliana of The Netherlands, the American foods, be Circle ID of the First Methodist Freda Piercy i Shah Iran. Queen Mmher Eliza- caul# u WuW ^ difficult to 2 to 3 ft. 11,29 Church m«t recently at 3IcKlnley OCTOBER 1] bfth of Britain, StHnssili* ihj*tr nur» rlieH*** than Hall. Mrs. Ernest Southward preP uff Ethiopia, me King of Sweden, all ,lra madp al hom#< ^ f„ U|i only 59c have been guests. -Mr*. Jim Rozard gave thestudy. Mra. Jack Burney, teacher at Beverly Roger* imcraeting.'* The hotel will cater Mayor R<d> 1 ;0 0 V a lu e Mrs. S. G.Harritnan.chairman, Sanford Junior High School, at- 3(ra. W. H. Young ert Wagner'* lunch for (he royal presided oTer the short business tended an educational meeting Jimmy Cordell couple some 2.000 guests experl STOP! THINK! meeting. Co-hostesses, 3tr*. Cyril this past week in Jacksonville. Calhy Lane ed, the tea served when lh<* pair Your ears runs only part of the Field G t o w il Butner and 3tra. E. H. MeAlexan The purpose of the meeting was Sfr*. E. B. Harris Field Gruwn visits live Empire State Building, 'lay. It Is serviced regularly. 15 to 18 In. - 73d (hr served light refreshments to the evaluation of the 1957 Teac­ Robert Gonzalea 4 to 5 ft. Tall 2 to 2',.. ft. 89c and the last feast of the tour—a Your fine watch runs 24 Sire. Robert Bennett, 3fri. Butner, her's project in Health Education, 98c H j » t o 2 f t ■ 1 .0 0 HOURS EVERY DAY. Hone.t 3 to 3*4 ft. 1.25 dinner given by the English Speak 3trs. C. R. Bowes, Mrs. Jim Bo- and planning for the 193B project. ^ . She attended tb* University of ing Union amt Pilgrims S.OuO now. when was it cieined, oil­ zard. Mrs. Jack Bratton.’ ed atul adjusted last? Itring it M . r ^ i r ! P° T r by Florid* for an orientation period aualU Mr*. C. C. Jnnes. Mn. Ollie tState Board of Education and the |n JuM_ rpturi,(d the *u“ u in for HONEST, EXPERT L per. Mr*. E. H McAlexander. State Board of Health. They in ' J w "We have not been told to watch WATCH REPAIRING 1 ■ 1 — 1 ■ ■ ■■■-■! ■■ ■■■■— —■— — — -mi Remember "No Run, No Mon" Mr, W. T. Petsch, Mrs. Ernest turn work with the County School* ^ ^ nr T e r ' n?,H eount on ,he menu*-*' «'■* Walter If. Trapp S uthward, Mr,. J. St. Clair and the local health unlti^rovidS L i u l T 7 rli!?* r hlU« >c- ‘' But ,hf ^ ecn let u’ , Jeweler White, Mr*. S. G. Harrlman. Mra. Ing the teachers with experience Stewart Gatchel, Health Coordina- iy,&w lhp want*d only three cours 511 E. .Second St tor for Seminole County schools,1PS for |unch. "Dinner will be four W. W. Tyre. Mrs. Francis Riney.: In community health. Open every Wed. p. m . flat, Mrs. Rachael Beasley, Mrs n<ty Mrs. Burney was selected this «H Mrs. Burney, are now p'senlr- t= 8 m i. . .h4r,j:, -j-f roys! jj3r night too. We would ilk* to TUlis •»H Mn. klirmette McGee, year to partietpete In this projeer ^ the seh^l* participation m the qupta nf ^ hPr Hay*. Butroyat'.y' meet you. gn yog all come. South Sanford Ave. Near Lake Jeeoup iT e a i-e r. Project. tkU Ut WW* ^ 1 4 -w— — —x .n m j i .w n • .■j Mrs. Pruden, Biehl Hostesses For VAH-5 Luncheon *Woman’s Page Catholic Women Hold First Meeting i ) f Year Recently Mil Circle 9 Meets With Mrs. Davis Meets A t McKinley Hall Monday Gourmet's Cookpot Canasta Party Held At Woman's Club i ■ \ Driftwood Circle Will Meet Monday « ... , ,i., . Mrs. Coleman Has Menus For Queen Will Be Simple During U. S. Visit 14 Members Attend Circle Meeting FALL CLEARANCE SALE * Exciting Values - A l l Happy Birthday Circle 10 Convenes ^ ______________ Circle ^ tecently A f Church Mrs. Jack Burnev Burney i50J i; Sc”riar,in Recently Attends Health Education Meeting Bushy/ Healthy Plants CROTONS H IBISCU S T H R Y A LLIS IXORA Cocos Plumosa PALMS from $2.50 up PO IN SETTIAS A C A LYPH A C A LLIA N D R A Bougainviiiia 98c - $1.29 PODOCARPUS ■19c - 8(.k‘ - 1.-19 EAR TREES LIGUSTRUM WATCH FOR OUR NOVEMBER ROSE SALE Gray Shadow Nurseries m �Hospital Notes sf striking ths ymwnter as ns < m .nd » 1 tack onto th. Etch touM kr v U supervise to students living In UWreraity teasing faculties m O i c i i p v la aainesvtUe. Coatmlori a n chosen M the bu ll et achdsnkp, Too auojr of our schools or* located in Jo*t ouch on to of tha dty aad county. Evtr y gffort should bo mado by our elTk and educational Itadon to place achoola on altaa aa far away from tbaao buoy highways u possible. It steads to mason that school bums can operate to n bettor advantage around aueb school sites as those away from the high­ ways and traffic arteries. Children am pro­ tected on every side because them to mom area la which to play. We believe that our school- authorities should take a dose lx>k at the agisting faculties aad those facilities whom schools might be located — analyse the possibilities of death aad damage from the highway aad traffic connection. Schools am our gnat protection for our future ettixeas aad they must be guarded with every precaution — regardless of what those outside of the county, community might say about the value or need In cartain specific spots. Ws am proud of the fact that our dtlgens In Seminole County am te be given an opportunity te approve million for to bring Sem- ! new schoool construction Jnole County 8chools up to per with all «hool ^ _ >* S . h . , A , M ~ , ™ 1U n » lh .b k m .d fo r h . S S -K .S T .M ;, Mora First Ttnort nSg&STS 5SK mmw Needed In Chorus ISIST! 5TJ5 M U * . Tto M l r.h .m .1 . ( o » ra.U » Mortal l e v u (Sanford) then* itin la w n m i of organ I- *• • * * ^ “ **•“ ■ Lawton Mfltoa flenford) satlon via be held Monday night A fleroup at the Olathe, KU., Vkgfcda B ern (S a n ford ) «t • o'cloek In the classroom of sstsl Sir station (Weed eieSellebeera Kirkland (Sanford) «h* Brownlee Bible Clssa at the ittea of today’s sebeWed awraal Mrs. Kenneth Colton, baby *ln t Pr«»>Tterian « * " B J ^ l i m d r e a . Wty. girl (BtafWd) announced by Harry M. Weir, chaw military toopertlen et the Maty* Edith Cantu (Sanford) at direr tor. seven serviceman at the bate Mrs. Elmer Eawrttoek, baby n*re U ottn a nted tar tint wore down, bey (Sanford) tenon isd the Invitation to join New York royerted another » Elisabeth Brandies (Sanford) »*• «™up U Ming os tended to etl crease is tho eamberef upper Mn. James Sberdand. baby ■ «> who ean stay on pitch, regard- reepiratery tafoeUono. vtte I.1M ho» (Sanford) loti of whether or not they ean by midnight Wedneediy aa comMrs. HarelJ Haleb, baby boy n td music. “ If you like to sing, pand wtte (Sanford) If you eas carry a tune and want vtoua S4 hours. That brought the VMa L. PbUBpe (Sanfjrd) te bo a member of a eengenlal total since Serf. VJ e aTJW. Mrs. rvm- H Jeeee. baby rlrl group of men, come out and be However, New York health of(Sanford) with us," aald Wolr this morning, fktolo were encftirtgcd by a deDELAY MOVES COSTLY LAPAYETTE, Ind. W — Farmar Emmett Carroll paid off aa election bet be lost nearly M WHY NOT ‘AM CMOO'v years ago whoa ho voted for A! Smith. The wager waa a banana SANTA MONICA, Calif. « — split. “ I should have paid off HoaylUt staffer! here have revolt­ sooner." Carroll aald. "Banana ed asaiaat the term AaUn fta. Initaad, they call h flu Mancha. apUU have gone up.* >» m •'’’ '"d *-th* tartt*#* •»« “ • '« « " •>. .nd -n t b . nod- Florida Inehtda: Barters O'Barr, Hialeah (formerly of Sanford). PhlMp Byrd, Joke Carter, and Jamaa C. HawUna, all of Benftcd, ■nd John D. Atkinson of It. Fetortburg. , FIBST, or A BBB1ES ST. PAUL, Minn. 0 - What’s la e name? "MUlte." a bahy kangaroo born la the St. Paul Zoo Thursday was named after tha new world champions, the Milwau­ kee Braver. » *t I # 1*~”.to*.1*r^ C-U!:,Bul..ll ^ - 'with wOndwftil Khooli, neollont toachm K S w .I S 2m Incident <— mwn an i«*u*uenv and lttdsrs, the finest students ht the world opfcr n0t t0 and e p ^ a * of education thet wfil create b , bkmed on th. *niNnM BrtU“ofi/ security - * * » end climate ft"* ie itutn.ru «n w ^ anotj,ar d r i v iIt I twea - . . “ the tT.IcSltfora of on the truck driver. locution of to «**S *®btols County #ttmUv# ln th# ntt!on. «**• There Is A Difference— W atch! Castigating teen-ege drivers hea become a favorite indoor sport. The young whlppermappers are charged with going, too fast, martog around corners, jsekrhbblting *way from traffic lights, pasaing when Its not too safe to peas, and In general driving like irresponsible maniacs. Much of this censure has s sound basis fat fact. Most of those who voice It. however, tend to forget that ihat they are oppoaed to la not teen-age drivers, but teenage driving. There are some rather good, law-abiding teen-age driven around. By the same token, quite a lot o f the teen-age drlving — by which la meant the Irresponsible looming about that lacerates the nervea of other drivers and often leads to accidents — la T L - g ^ |l » 1 " • J i B I f f i n ir C I fl ra m n a a u i Mira, ru n * ..------urates m —me ,««w ex.u . m. me .« «ke *u« ^ . i w e v H r a t%. ah indulged in by. persona old enough to be parents, or even the grandparents, of teensgers. -n,, other a puIltd up at a stop „ ght> Xha drlvar behind him yanked his etr over to the right at the last moment and slid in beside him, even though them w u really only on# Ians them and svsn though a car w u parked doss to the Intersection across the street. When the light began to change, ths eager beaver gunned his motor, cut sharply in front of our friend (barely miulng tha parked car In the proceaa) and went hot-roddlng off down the street. The striking thing about It ia that this "teen-age driver" happened to be s man of about 70 who could have turned batter back in the days when a horseless chariot waa a 80 ,tl u" underscore ths point: Not *H drlv,n* U PWP«trated by tunage driven. Defense Secretary Wllaon haa retired. As a souvenir of hia Washington stay he should have on# of hia shorn he worn to press conferences plated with bronae — u s memento of the Melting times whan he put his foot ln his mouth. , Friday, October 11, 1957 Monroe 4-H Club Elects Officers The Lake Monroe 4-H Club moot­ ing wao hold at the Lake Monroe i(rool recently at which handbooks wore ilvon the momhori. Offlcon wore tinted for the year and art: president, Barney Johni) vice pre«lde.v, Bobby Flowort) secretary, Tony Baker: tmiurer, Carl McCormick; re- Many Americans do not know what makes our economic system work. Whan a par­ son la free to dream drums, and free to make hia dreama corns true, hs encounters In America a stimulating fu ton compe­ tition. 0_ 1 1 1 BBBDY STUNT BEVERLY HILLS, CaUf. Police think one thief la strict(Contisued From Fage 1) ly far the birds. The thief ThunThe church plans beisn ea May day stele ■ truck loaded with isld the Bar. Coureon, aa a birdseed. mlulon the Vint Baptist Church. Ptnscrest Church was For Information Or constituted a church on June IT. The Pinecrest Baptist Church hss CIRCULATION been completely self-supporting requiring no financial assistants. FH. FA S-S4U "Wo new have MS numbers W the church, MO enrollsd fas Sun­ or After 8:10 p.m. day school, and shout 1M enrolled PH. FA In tho Training Unloa,tha Rev. Courson said today. New Pinecrest 1, rf 1 11 I 1 i - 1 t BOBTt 1 Smitty's Snappin' Turtle 10th Anniversary Sale CHANNEL SPRAY GRASS CHUTE • Perfect Cut • No Clumps • No Windrows LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN The Big 20-Inch cut, 4 cycle. 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TVuly your paper la a " service center* f j , tka meeting plan and the marketplace �NEW Pegging Away Arrivals In LocalHospital I I I Present Hunter’* ."S J M S ftfS S For Cr.SVfiUS&4S Gourmet Dinners SyTEtSLlSSSS Church Calendar SSr ■ - The fourth annual Smorgasbord T*** hunter homeftnm fan hlllr offering starring Ann Todd and nonaond hrtha Kthtl Boot Clrrla J1* ' >"■* ***" ***«*« *“ Peter Cookson, called T our ■pMiNna ^ . .. but actually a iportanian ■ has winds" at tha Cort Heater, j A 9 ^ 3 BABY BOY BROOKE, ton of Ur. and Mrs. Roger Daniel Brooke Jr., Osteen, Fla- Born Oct. 5. (Photo by Bergstrom) * church win ha held at tha church If be or Ws <^e dowttt taew how U-fcX-s-ni :=L*"iJK!*!» t il0J"S. continue tin 1:10.Tha while i* fr****r. they can keep them from *»•"* to WV ‘# ° r. *“ dta!. ?* ‘a'rltea , , _ , giveaway*. Properly handled and Tht Clitic Memorial d m °t frozen, carna ind fish art • fine the First Baptist Church will have <u0d „ , lng ^ and its regular buslnaas meeting at McKinley Han at T:00 P. M. Thera will b« a baby nltter. MONDAY The Elsie Knight Circle of the Pint Baptist Church will meet with Mr*. V. C. Messenger, UT North Elliot, at S:0O P. M. Tha Boy Scout* of the First Presbyterian Church will meet la the Scout Room at 7:00 P. M. Tha Session of the Pint Pres­ byterian Church will met In tha Session Room- of the Church at 1:30 P. M. Tha Circles of tho Women of the First Presbyterian Churth will meet aa follows: 3:00 P. M. Circle No. 1, Mrs. Victor Brown, Chairman, with Mrs. J. 0. Andes, West 20th Street. 3:00 F. M. Circle No. >. Mrs. R. a Max­ well, Chairman, with Mrs. R. A. which « « * rich * " Up­ pInel| t,H* by ,•*^lhe *|itUe |irl. r ^ M » w-citette with Louella Gear, Conrad Nayel and Robert Hardy, It is very much worth *our while . . t i n ia a ih J " *£• 5 ° ! ' V.S *, ! Smith, 2021 Park Avenut. 2:30 P, M. Circle No. J, Mrs. P. T. Piety, BABY BOY EASTERIHtOOKH, ■os or Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Eastrrbrooks, Ssnfnrd. Rom Ort. 7. (Photo by Bergstrom) BABY BOY HOLLAND, son of Mr. and 3Irs. William Holism!, I/logwood. Born Oct. 3. (Photo by Bergstrom) B A B Y GIRL COLBURN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ neth ADtn Colburn, Sanford. Born Oet. 5. (Phots by Bergstrom) tiABY GIRL STRECK. daugh­ ter ef Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Streck, Sanford. Born Oct. 3. (Tholo by Bergstrom) BABY BOY HATCH, son of LL and Mrs. Harold Glenn Hatch, Sanford. Born Oct. 5 (Photo by Bergstrom) BABY BOY IIAMNEK born Oet. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald llamner of Hanford. (Photo by Itergslrom) r u.s. ^ SAVINGS kBONDS, ■ad RaadaU m i witalnlj that |them, opened up with ■ M W | at ilniao wnntd t e n considered Ifire, but the distance was ta* It pbwihiiTtVfet befimo tntrotdus raeetnad tiwwoifflttwtenCad tha and drive them toward the fort trees with no camattUa « « Now, with shrill whoops and]tchulta, who loot tha aad at • threatening gestures, they rode Anger en hU left teat out a* a willow ttlehet eeveral Thay began ■ rapid tee the to. hundred yards upstream. Chadlatant they had cover. Tfeatadlug mew out c* tbs stockade, the gave the order w Ire, but tha answered, soam taUngiefunbw. neavy gate swinging shut behind Indiana were still out of effective I hind the haystacks, othire ridtew them. They nfoved downslope to­ range, and eacaped without le a as fast aa the mow permittad ward the river, erooetalng low be- Army." from tha trees. no < Irritated, Chad went en to the hearted charge wee aUtl aawmilL Sometimes flack's cynlo- They picked up their i mid, "Me, loo, Bchutta. Lest night at obeirvatlene whetted hie tern- retreated screw the I dreamt my acatp waa floating per, particularly en aa occasion Ileaving tha kaystacka I Chad ordered hie ms off through space sight la front Uke this when be wee on a loafs errand and knew tt. Ithe stacks, end laek a Of Bill1* n s sawmill bad suffered Bttte the direction the Btesmi Colonel Randall kapt his «nafl force withia the fort at rapid Are, damage. Berne el the toots were "Looks Ilka thay waa ta trying to eetabtlib the Action that missing and a few of the cotton- of a hurry to carry tl y - — l was the wood board* had bean knocked Ioff, sad that alal U s too, aa a loose by the twelve-pounders. I One body remained, I case. The Am Idown in a patch at redds cover tor Chad. Although the trv- That waa about alL "LootlnanV* Zaek salted from I Reaching It, Bach turn dtanr were out of Randall's range, he wu able to throw enough lead an opening In the mwmlll'e wait aa a ring of cmrtmmsett to keep the Bloua In the Umber. "Ooma-a-nmnln1. Tho Cunnefa around than, "lhafa so todten," < The twelve-pounders, one la havin' himalf a Bt" Chad vaulted ever a pUa el lla a shocked tom. each tower, mournfully banged Sack drew his hatfe, i away, eroding shot moaning planks and looked through the opening. Randall, terming over tag. sliced erotmd the throuitk tht ilr. When Chad and hla men reach­ the top o* Use stockade, waa gee- ripped tt locate Banndn ed the clay bank of the river, UculaUng wildly, and then, put­ they dropped onto the tee and ting hla hands to hla mouth, yen* moved upstream, protected bow ed something that failed to naeh shouted, l o t f n i AameA 1 [y o u rs e lf, Cubberty, -Y* to by the cutbank and brush. -The varmints mmPoa ebreted," wouldn't do a thtoat tow thail Chad atnmg hla mm out shag li amtta tho bank, than clambered up, Each said. "Reckon they're around Baeh snorted hla *kmt ; “Too know ■ k*.. donT wallowing through tho deep snow on tho other aide ef tha fort." until he reached tor alight slope Chad turned to Anderson and bucko? Well, sir, ru tel that ted to the sawmill. tier# the Mullvane. "Bcmethtatfs going on somethin* 'bos* this ecwti; ground was nearly bare, the mow east ot bars. Company A on the bad white’s • lot wusffa a carried m downstream by the left. Company B on tha right. On Injun, and a bad t o s f t tha |of alL Thisfa la a tmegadaj wind to drift against the Ant tha douMa." Again Chad toah tha lead, Baeh whtfe bam baagtff ammd barrier that lay la Its path. flack, catching up with Chad, loping along baatda him. They IBUine for years. Aiwa w ■aid, "Ain’t bad drillin', If that's angled between tha river and tort troublemaker. Good rtiimss what the Cunual wants, taut yon and mw tha Indiana Tha band I “ Ton knew htmt^ CSsada of Bioux had iwusf north of the "Bhoea I hnowed tom. w aura ain’t surprisin' nobody." Chad said nothing. He deployed fort and now they were In a small are he's one eg ’ms that M his mm Into a Una of battle, and moved cautiously toward tha sawmill, which now lay between them and the tort. Randall had ■topped Bring tho Instant Chad's bead appeared over tha cutbank, and tor a tow mlautsa them waa Chairman, with Sirs. L. 0. Hun­ ter, 1931 Mellonvllle Ava. 3:00 P. M. Circle No. 4, Mrs. L. I. na­ iler, Chairman, with Mrs. T. R. Means, Celery Ave. Co-hostesses, Mrs. A. E. Palmer. 3:00 P. M. Circle No. I, Mrs. P. H. Hill, Chairman, with Mrs. 0. Huff, 2120 S. Sanford Ave., Hostesses, Mrs. P. H. Hill, Co-hosteis. Mrs. S. B. Streaker. 3:00 P. M. Circle No. «, Mrs. Kirby Fite, Chairman, with Mrs, John Brumley. Indian Mound Village. nle Towers, who Is called the 2:30 P. M. "Grace Kelly of the night clubs" Circle No. 7, Mrs H. G Beh­ . . .Off Broadway theatres are so rens, Chairman, with Mines Lot numerous that now they will have and Nells Banks, Naranja Road, their nwn "Showbill". Margery DeBary. Ohoiteaa, Mrs. Dwight McCloskey is the publisher and Baker. Dick Engnath the editor. . .Carol 9:13 A. M. Chinning has a busy schedule. Circle No. >, Mrs. Harry Wood­ ruff, Chairman, with Mrs. Wood­ ruff, HO Elliott Ave. Co-hostess, Mrs. W. M. Hoag. 8:00 P. M. Evening Circle No. 1, Mrs. Floyd G. Case, Chairman, with ARMY CALL* 7,088 Mrs, R, T. Milwee, Longwood. CoWASHINGTON HR — The Army hostesses, Mrs. W. J. Hartley, will draft 7,000 meninDecembcr Mrs. W. A. Bennett, Mrs. J. A. far tha third month In a row. Bistline, Mrs. Fred Blitliae. 8:00 P. M. Evening Circle No. 2, Mrs. Sid­ ney Ives, III, Chairman, with Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, 112 West 17th St. 8:00 P.M. Evening Circle No. 2, Mrs. Har­ vey If. Hale, Chairman, with Mrs. First Presbyterian Church will , p® , blue- 11 W,F *' W. H. Anderson, 318 Oak Ave- meet in the Youth Building at 3:30 ,<ir P. M. “ » * UT_____ The Senior High Fellowship of the First rreibyterlan Church will and ground me meet for supper at 8:00 P. M. f*r lo let you The Youth Choir' of the First for you to get Presbyterian Church will meet for Then package rehearsal at 8:30 P.M. same way as Tha Senior High Fellowship of choP* « n be h lhe First Presbyterian Church fried. Marinate will meet for recreation at 7:30 Pari* and brail P. M. nuts, {fitlyas, ar Tho Mid-Week Bible Hour of hecue or braise the First Presbyterian Church the ground me will be conducted by the Pastor, chill eon csrne, Rev. A. G. Mclnnls, at 7:00 P. M. mincemeat. The Chancel Choir of tha Firat -----------Presbyterian Church will meet MOVIES I for rehearsal at the Church at - RAO PAULO, 7:30 P. M. nors under 18 ; THURSDA1 barred by a Jut A supper meeting of the Chris- loday from the First Presbyterian Church will meet in the Youth Building at tian Education W/rkera' Confer-; *ho»ing an Atr enee of the First Presbyterian movie. The fib 3:00 P. M. Klttiricity halpe yew do The Seniur Girl Scouts of the Church wtH be held at T:0n I*. M. |Yurk Fantasy," more work more alAciFirst Presbyterian Church will •nlly, tw«tv» months in meet at 3:30 P. M. at the Church. the year. Yon save The Junior Fellowship of the money, aliminato waste IET US KftFORM YOUR on avary chow: produc­ First Presbylerien Church will tion — and profits — go meet for rehearsal at 4:13 P. M. I up. Farming can't be The Plnoeer Choir of lhe First modern without electri­ Presbyterian Church will met for city . . . tho "Big k i rehearsal at 3:00 P. M. The Pioneer Fellowship of lhe First rresbytertan Church will meet for supper and recreation In the Youth Building from 8:00 P. M. through 8:00 P. M. WEDNESDAY . Girl Scout Troop No, 110 of the DOES YOUR ROOF f o h fgiraaa Vy o u k 'J j g j g j x n r 1 i HAVE “ GAP-OSISF BABY BUY CIIILLETTE bum Oct. 10 to Mr. tad Mm. Rich­ ard Chlllette of Sanford. (Photo by' Bergstrom) P h o n e b n fo rn UP TO $60 0 m on ey In ter the n m e d a y I Cod) Tew ■•*#«a Z4 «O^F Cm* Tm Y ou e e le e ty o u r UNO* INN DIM JIM II00 l)N WIM mm ow n repaym ent plan 1 Don't wait until the roof leak* or caves In before you call for repairs! Re­ member, n good mof in­ creases the value of your home nnd property. Let our experts pay you n visit today! H240 >4 | Fayeamess IMM KN UN On All Kinds nf Lumber and MiBwork Roofing ss»d Inaalalloa DuPont Palata and Yamlihse Form better4 .'. Uve better. .. UectrkaByl 6 BABY O I R L LIVIN'GOOD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Livi-gocd, Sanford. S-ra Oet. 3. (Photo by Bergstrom) FLORIDA POWER A LI6R7 COMPANY �Glamour Boy O f W eek "Glamour Bojri of G o lf la, In­ deed, proper, for all of tbcs* tolfora drat* like a million and are real showmen from the word g m the u n aoaaon tUU la the ^ w e Itage, H U Impoulble te m By 1KI1T COVINGTON eat hut who the real power* In! The Sanford Seminal** tehedal* 21 oranie Belt Conference -ra has been dUturbed by a fl» "ha*" U i f it iUod« now the Mg and1(hat titerally overtook the eatir* a m Melbourne team, along with team. It wa* hoped that lb* team W laaford SamlooU-a. l» 'v Bbe w.uld come around In time to ght i n n to bent. . play tom'rrtw, but It wa* aoeom IMboome has rolicked over It* siry (0r the game to be reiebeUnt twe opponents with the grant-1 -iuled for Dee. «. a t •( «*•*, end continues to show Thli cu,C(Uatl<m will threw the needy improvement »» the **■' neat i*me on Oct. H, as n o* ton. grows. „ Friday I* already an open Sat* i Tba Sanford uam remain* un- n u wU1 glTt coaehta Pigott and dMattod and un-scored upon. Uud€ |,ni, „ f tint to prepara iB V e ftrat three till*, hut »»IU for ^ MXl tUt against the Wtal u to face five OBC op- tef Park wildcat*. but a problem ts, The Seminole* victory •ray n strong Apopka team puts keeping the Mans from going dmm right at the top With Mel- "stale” , a very common happening hoofer, for Apopka had looked among sports teams. eery Improtalv* In It's first two This la very unlikely, hewever. n e n end la expected to give If tb* boys keep good spirits, and Sorest of the conference a hard the seme ottltude that kgs cur­ ried them through the first three *Th# Winter Park Wildcat* out- games successfully. Every bey on pUyed the DeLand Bulldogs Uat the team would have been will«Mk, but cam# up on the toll lag to plsy tomorrow right, stok Md of a 74 scow. This Is no In- or not. but the athletic department Usatlon of (ho Wildest* being • felt that It would Just Increase yuslevtr, however, for they have the possibilities of injury. plenty of epead and era vary cap- The Cocoa school has cooperat­ AbU of upictttnf ony In wo ed wonderfully In this mstter, nod were willing to go along with any­ 'Leesburg has bean the biggest thing that was decided. disappointment In the OBC, as It kia been drubbed by a strong Otsla team, and also by the Blue Darters from Apopka. Big Ed Parks* continues to b* impressive, but, to this point, tha Yellow Jac­ kals defense has failed to pro- It ia only proper that we itait there personal iloriea with Jay Hebert, the Hayfalr'a playing pro. Jay, a well-built picture swinger, . United Prat) Bports Writer BIRMINGHAM, Ala. * — It took more tban a wav# of a wand, but Auburn Coach Ralph Jordan sppears to have done considerable magic In eomtof up with tore* quarterback* to direct the Tigers Into a commanding apet la Cm Southeastern C-’rferance. Jordan didn’t say. "Look wa have non* -io, iter* are three'* Pleased Auburn supporters are willing t« credit him, however, with pulling the hat trick *f the y**r. 1b* Tigers go Into their third game of the m u m with Ken­ tucky Saturday unbeaten and ranked No. 10 to tb* nation—and with the depth at the key quarter­ back pari they weren't supposed to kave. No Experience Jordan started off tke fall with lefthander Lloyd Nix, ■ senior who bad spent the last two sea­ sons at halfback, and whoa* only quarterback experience had come in high school Backing him up ware two untested sophomores, ■y UNITED PRIM Bryant Harvard and Johnny Karo. Georgia Tech defenders art get­ ting plenty of pointere thl* week The acid test came In the first on how to deal with LSU’ a heavy game against defending SEC artillery plece-a guy named RUly champion Tennessee. Nix and Kara shared duties tad guided Cannon. This Cannon 1* high caliber and the revenge-seeking Tigers te an high velocity, according te hit upett 7-0 victory. Jordan left Harvard out only performances to fir thl* year, liable to break out any time for because "w* started out with Nix the big yardage. Add a batter tad Kern; they did a splendid job than averaga pasting attack and and It was not tha kind of day the Bengal seorleg potential for eiparimantlng." stacks up at nothing to trifle Harvard did tea action in Aubun’a 00-7 romp over little Chat­ with. Coach Ray Graves took over for tanooga last week, hitting four Robby Dodd Tuesday end «»nt the out of fto* passes on his favorite Yellow Jackets through one hour roll-out, n key factor in his rUo and 45 minutes of work against from fourth to first itrlng quar­ LSU formations. The emphasis terback with Kara as a trashwas on breaking xuns toward tha msa. Leek Lika Champa outside of the line, where Cannes Tha quarterback trio plus a fine Is most potent. The Jackets looked pretty good pair or halfbacks ia Bobby Hoppe offensively, themselves, getting . _ and Tommy Lortno, the nation's off some nice runs and pants. laading ground gainer last year, Fumble-Ills and a tough Una whieh baa yielded LSI! continued the heavy work aaly 55 yard* per game, make and practiced defending against Auburn a good proapect for tha SEC crown. Tech plays. In Athens Coaeh Willy Butts Standing In tha way this Satur­ continued trying to cure fumbla- day la Kantueky, a pro-season llls and other ills bothering his dirkhora* which appeared to have green Georgia Bulldogs. Most of all tho gridiron taenUali but has the session was behind locked suffered three straight defeats. Than would ordinarily be the Iprospect of post-season bowl grid, something Auburn has shared In RED WINGS OPEN 8EASON tor three ef Jordan's four aeasons, DETROIT U) — The Detroit Rad but the Tiger* are under a threeWings, National Hocksy League year NCAA suipcniton until May regular season Utllsti In right of 1, IKS, for recruiting violations. the last nine years, open their Elsewhere around the confer­ 1957-58 campaign tonight against ence, Improving Alabama visits tho New York Rangers. Ttsaa Christian In an Intersection battle, Georgia Tech tackles Louisiana Stats with ito big acorinf gun, BlUy Cannon, Georgia mast* Tulane, unbeaten Mississip­ pi plays Vanderbilt, Mississippi Stale la host to Arkansas Stale, and Tannosste throws its single wing at Chattanooga. DONNING THEIR DEBBIES Sad raertra costs <he half-UaM show at the Jr. Varsity feetball gsme between Sanford and DeLand Reunion lech Defenders Getting Pointers Cocoa hai shown fair, but «*ems to ho slightly weaker than tost aoaaon. They lost to Winter Park by tha extra point, and then fol­ lowed tho next week with an lmprawlva 14-7 victory over Seebraes*. Don't eount them out, for they atilt could deliver. A Mg and aggressive, but slow, Lakavlew team has shown sign* that they will hava to be beaten before they will glv* up, They, too,. delivered against Seahreeie and Naw Smyrna, and cam* out victorious. As anyone can plainly see, the OBC Is well-balanced, and, at this point, several teams could be the an* to knock Mighty Melbourne from their "perch". Let’s ice if *0 can't make It the Seminole*; OBC 87ANDINGS SCHOOL W LT SANFORD 3 0 0 MELBOURNE » 0 0 LAKEV1EW 2 1 f) APOPKA 2 1 0 WINTER PARK SCHOOL COCOA LEESBURG OKLAHOMA MACHP/gLP ACB AMP CO CAPTAW. the employ of a baseball learn, 1*' proud to represent Sanford throughout the country and Is taking forward to playing here this December. Just one of the many great* of tho game who will TORItE ABLE S U Frank Torre, __________ _________ # at re, Jue Adcock's understudy flrat base for the Braves, Is la used purpose*, -lirimarlly tor * - defensive — - - J purposes, ef itowever, he homered for one of vuns off Bob Turley Wednesday, ~~ his 1‘1’ second r ‘ of- the Series. He has a J73 baiting mark thua far in the clastic. NEW YORK to Robson Sporting Good* ana Leary's fc Wilson Diner are tied for second place with seven wins and five bates. Hollywood Shop and Harriet'* Beauty Nook both hava four wins and eight losses. Rollins Hobby Shop has two wins and 10 losiea. Team high for three games goes to Eoghan viola Kennels with 2379 and team high for single game goes lo Harriet's Beauty Nook with 837. Olga Marlin rolled a 168 for In­ dividual high single game and Peg Russell holds a 1M. Individual high three games goe to Lillian Donat with a 442 and Jennie Hilton with a 500. Shirley Simas started out by picking up a good split 5-10-7 pins, and Dot Tcalo picked up two a 6-10 8 and 5-7. B ---------------------------ROSEWALL BEATS KRAMER ____ ________ STOCKHOLM «l__ —_________ Auitralla’s Rosewoll best Jack Kramer Ken RosewaU of Lo* Lo* Angeles, Angeles, 8-8, 84, 8-2, 8-2, before before of spectator* In Boyal 3,000 spectators .Royal Hall Wednesday night. In the other pro tennis ilngtcs match, Pancho Segura scored a 51, 8-2 win over Lew Hoad of Australia. TOUGH JOB AHEAD - - By Alan M nvtr H OW ELL. /V H/S 4 r * -4 i t fV \ COACH OF PoorpALiL & /A H T S . T&g* THE hitherto, I /y p o w fflE - I HSTA'H/H6 , W ¥ 1 < - L jj- , _ A / • (Bergstrom Phato by (tools) At Half-Time The members of the S. H. S. P-TA are sponsoring a "hilarious” half-Ume show for the Sanford-DeLand Junior Varsity football game next Wednesday night. S. H. S. alumni of the twenties will have a gala reunion during the half when they re-enact their former roles. Flappers and *hleks of Sanford (some authentic, soma not quite that old), aro urged to don their knee-length dresies, middle blouses knickers, skullcaps, bisters, long beads, bell-bottomed britches, spit curls, rolled hose, pointed toes, and colored bows, and come out to the gsme for the fun. Trank Mebane, emcee, will make the introduction* for the half time presentation. Coach Hugh Whel- Seminole* lost to an Inspired VIIlanova team, 21-7, at VlUanova last Saturday, Head Coach Tom Nugent said Rcnn I* moving back to led half, probably for the sca'on. "Under the circumstances, wa can't wait for Renn to recover fuUy," Nu­ gent said. "Our quarterback position, the vital one In our offense, need* someone physically sound who can practice every minute of every practice session. We're going to go with Jerry Henderson (senior from Pensacola) and Joe Majors (sophomore f r o m Huntland, ed this season. The Wolfpack not only tls a powerful scoring team but I* much stronger defensively than anyone had expected." Coach Earle Edwards' NO State team has surprised the football world this season by knocking off North Carolina (7-0), Maryland (48-13) and Clemson (13-7) Talk in Raleigh is of a possible bowl chance a* Nc State polnta toe Us Atlantic Coast Conference show­ down with Duke two week.* hence. Oddly, NC State has virtually the same lineup that fat'ed to score a point against KSU the past two seasons (T-0 and 14-0, FSU). Word from Raleigh U that the Wolfpack wants this one badly. chtl and Tom Balt will put their farmer teams against each other. A band composed of ol* time musicians wffi'dust off their In­ strument! and Jaxx things up. Camp Bruce will strut down the fiald In full regalia. Mr*. J. E. Higgins Jr. and her squad of cheerleaders will whoop It up In too cheering section, giving out with timeless yells. Surprises galore are In store for those attending tb* game. Kickoff time is 7:30 p- m. Money raised by this "Old Town” occasion will help build the much needed patio or auxiliary court at the High School. This Is tbh proposed pro­ ject of tha P. T. A. for tha year. All parent* and cUltens are asked to coma out and Join tho fun. Tieketx will be on sale at Touchton's, Faust's and Houmlllat and Anderson's drugstores. Booster Club members and the schools will alxo be pushing them for the great occasion. Admission Is 60c tor adults and 25c tor children. Tha concession will sell good food (much home made) and coffee. Come out, eat, and visit with Sanford's long time residents. "This Is one way to renew old friendship* hive fun, and help tha children through the P-TA.'* LY M lectric ment satisfactorily, he'll be ready to go at left half against NC State. Nurent said the Wolfpack, rank­ ed !3th nationally by the Associat­ ed Press this week, "ia no doubt the beat team we will have play- • O. n 1 s B k :' fll Outboard Motors I’ll VHCg TMEXOXtP* CMAAP/OHMiP PtAVOPP * Over 50*o mora c/olkes capacity than moity ilisr automatics SYSTEM I f A t AHtr/TUTAP /R/9S9, THE 6/AHT+ HAY’S HEEH COHTEVAHTS n 9 n trg g A HP H/rtHeX* ) THESE. BO T TH iT ' iyexe . -moT.ssHEVER .« rail -wAWLM v»**o y g A X g * i A PO M # Watkts . . . Amtes and Damp ^ Dries .. Automatically <- o ! j- t l a - l S au<] 3a II." , Tacked with Tower & Handling Ki m K 7H/* H/* 3*P AMP ^ LAtrUASOHAg M fg P f OM£y 8 / Prti™ $o£VcORAH$ Rgcaxp or ***** 4 r o /h t * te r e ? ' 0 U P P / tgA H f OUT/H 4 yfA X g JORDAN HONORS YANKS . AMMAN, Jordan W — Ameri­ can aervicomon wishing to visit Jordan will ho permitted ta enter the caunvry *a their military iden­ tity card* without passports, tourlit dapertaeat sources said to­ day. American servicemen are the flrat foreign troops accorded this facility, tho aouree* said. General Insurance Quiet, Rubber Mounted Intake Silencer, Full Shift. Separate (inn Tank. Tilt-A Malic on 5!j-6 H.T. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY a s v 1 7 9 -9 5 GIT A DJA4ONSTIAT/0N OF HLTtR.fLO TODAY f 312 EAST FIRST STREET WESTERN A U TO TIIONF. FA 2-4431 H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT ASSOCIATE STORE 211 K lit RL Saalord Show 116 Magnolia Ave, 1 / ft * . * �I Radio & Television Log Complete Weekend Coverage WDBO TV—Orlando •t i l 1 (:M !• :» !>:«• ItsM iliM H ill 11:11 ■ raau a t:M L’ ncla W alt l i l « ca rtoon Carnival 1:00 WaataaicNiwa-avaaria • i l l John Daly and Nawa * :lo Spotlight an Sport. 1:11 In d u try o k P a n d a 7;*# Tha F ir e O w le T:IB T.B.A. 1:00 Mr A d a n a and Era r-.io r i u b o u i a ad a taro l:S9 Llaa-Up 1:10 Poraon to Paraan IO:ou W hirl, b ird . 11:10 Trachdowm ilto u Ntaht Nawa It apart 11:11 H ollyw ood P i n t Night JAYCEEfl TRY OUT Ike Sanford Fire Depnrtmekl’ i wwMt pleca of f in fighting equipment following t m m Inndteok aervad jeaterday by member* of Ike Saaford Fin Departmemt. Tka rtnnt naa also buay putting together a ihow of her own, volunteered to ling a song. aa did Mary Coita. Eddie Cantor Joined the rnah, end Jerry had a major production on h is hands. Gets Mere Time He asked Sarnoff for another half-hour of time — and got It. Then Hugh O’Brian (TV's Wyatt half-hour of time — and got It. Then Hugh O’Brian (TV’ i Wyatt Earp) agreed to aay hello to Francis srul demonstrate hla fancy gun twirling. Talullah Bankhead, sophisticat­ ed and blase, asked If she eould help, too. Jerry thanked her, but said Francis was a little young for her brand of entertaining. Ta lullah, near tears, departed. DLney Chips In The show’s success was Insured when Disney's M u s k e t e e r ' * ruihcd over before their own shows to entertain young Francis. Pinky Lee, an old trouper at entertaining small fry, donned his erazy cap and checked coat to dance and prance for “ Little Boy Blue" and his friends and the san­ atorium. An l>-plece band provid­ ed the music. Unions, management, technic­ ians, producers, big shots and • K la a U t « iH itaa liM #;•* • :M Ttaa S:*t ■i l l • |J lliH Baa It Now Beat tka c lo c k Paid. >1 tka r w l t y uaaala Dacha lor Fmth.r wd BuilUan Bkaw 0 . K. Thaatro Alfred H itchcock tlt.aaa Chaliaaca tVknt'a u r U na Ban a Urry Due to our excellent sales record this year, we redeye a substantial bonus on all 1957 Chryslers, Plymouths and GMG Trucks sold. !!IS R rdS L .. Television Stars Entertain Muscular Dystrophy Victim By VERNON SCOTT W olfed Preaa Hollywood Writer Hollywood (UP) Movteland was at Us shining b e lt , when Jerry Lewis rounded up a group of TV atara to help ceicfarate the ninth birthday of “ Little Boy Blue," who li dying of muscular dystro­ phy In a Massachusetts sanitorlum. But the itory behind Lew!*' at­ tempt to cheer the itricken youngster on hla last birtday li l« n > T N U < r U. If. la Aalloa C t a u i Tara* U f a Taka a Trip Tli* Chrlatophara r * c * th* N .iio * Thla la tha U fa Football K ick -O ff ■ pipAfter It waa over Lewis, per­ spiring from hla efforts, thanked hla co-workers. He said **Il*s awfully difficult to be funny with a lump in your throat. But It's a birthday party none of ua will ever forget.** FREE PARTY FOR FANS NEW YORK (W — Producer Mike Todd lays he will invite 1,000 movie fans to hla mammouth “ Around The World" party In Madison Square Garden. Todd said ono couple will bo picked In Io--h1 drawing* in each of the 87 Amer­ ican and Canadian theaters where “ Around The World In 80 Days" Is playing. They will bo given allexpense trips to New York for the Oct. 17 party. The rest of the 1,000 will lie chosen in a drawing In New York, REDS SENTENCE FIVE VIENNA iw — A Cxech Communlit court tuu icnteneed f in alleged "American iples" to prU-| on terms ranging from ieren to ( 15 years at Frague. Radio Prague, said today. The broadcast beard here said the condemned persons were members of an “ American spy ring" which was amasbed by the Czech police last May. •■It Waa-Ok Praaram ftaeama • til Nawa-Waaihar t : H Jim oar D M . Bhaw T ill Nawa 1:11 We are passing this bonus on to you NOW; Hurry and get in on these SAVINGS BELOW ACTUAL COST 1S:0* isifs tilts It HI 11:1a t t ,.. ll:t# 11:11 11:1# I*# fits •:•* S:IS •:ta COLLECTORS TOO EAGER FREMONT, Ohio flit — Fre­ mont’s trash collectors moke a clean sweep of things, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Binkley discovered. A basket of groceries, clothing and a purie the Binkleys left out near (heir car for a moment , wan thrown on the trash truck when they returned. All was recovered except the groccr>/, and the city agreed to pay for them. r Arauad tka Itkta Prick 1* Ntaht strife* tt mefe Hatal Coomopottttak Lor. *t Lilt Sunk ter T t n m t Km tk tht World N l*i A* Th» World Turns iu#t iho Clock itoua. Party' Tha Rig Payoff Tha Verdict la Tonis nrlsMrr tray l h r r t t Storm :t l E d f■ at Ntaht Slt«:•« Ch.nnri (I) Cratarasda Silt Kya an tha Waits while our limited supply Is still avail- IMPERIAL—CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH—CMC Tracks Adjoining Clip Parking Lot—FA 2-5441 WTRR RADIO—Sanford BIG PENNEY VALUE FINE TENANTS Nawa Tha Rhythm H one NVMRINW W orld a t SU Tw ilight Bongo M ooru Hooka Puts. tur. M ktiura SHOWING W * uW ,uw J u k . H ot Bat. Nlakt DOUBLE FEATURE ACTION PACKED PROGRAM The Star of “SHANE" o v i C l Cl t v r t RIDE-IN THEATRE, ... FLUNKS HIS SIX-SHOOTERS J 9 i n t h e law less old w e s t i LAST SHOWING STARTS 6:30 P tn M y 'i prlcos toon step-ins •x tro fowl FEATURE— CIS WatiHCHWCOWE plu s- > l-H Club mWULUM DOUREST mi FAYNOIDU•MURVYNVTE HUNKfAUDI iffnm • unit ft»tw •msiimi ivnnw im ua soma* * rue tvuaua Penney'* picks 'em In glgve-aeft, fsothsrilght laatherl Sturdy, flexible outerxole for com­ fort and long wear. BUtek brushed leather, black or brown smooth. 4 to 10. SHOWS— 1:00 — 3:38 — 6:18 — 9:04 CO-HIT FEATURE- 8:29 *AUOlrtTA M Z08TI powi in a bed of tulip* at Rockefeller Center, New York, shortly after •ho waj named 1937 Dutch Tulip Queen. This might terva as a re­ minder to American gardeners that now D tho time to plant tho Holland bulb* that will produce the eye entertainment of spring­ time tulips. (IntenMfionotl r W l S S 'O H A U O V A w w rtH A U . WMBR SHOWS— 3:28 — 3:18 — 7:32 — 18:33 STARTS SUNDAY BEAU J A M E S S:0* S :U ■ :1# 1:00 1:10 l:* 0 >:X0 P.M S :l« ItlOO l * ;, l o t t :o * lt :i l t t :it ?:SS 1:1* 1:41 t:* a SilS S :.a 1:14 t*:*S t*:X* llia a 11:00 It:*-) l:iM M l J'**" nan S8TH MMH KGMK “ CICSC£JBSl'INm £0101' ifcwtaar, SHOWS— 1:24 — 3:21 — 3:21 — 7:21 — »:2I ’CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE" Sunday Pod Show H o.pel Program Sunday it a t ln a . Nawa Sunday tlatlnao Nawa Sunday M atin*. Aaa. Marla H our W orld at Big Sport* Hound up D, .m b o r .a r». J. J Jamhora* Church fla rvic. Plat -S T to r Mud* N .w * Dial I P fo r Mu.la At Horn* W ith Mu.la Nawa RouadUk Sign Off Table Mate Stainless PLAY WAIIOO TONIGHT AT 8:50 P.M. WORLDS MOST THRILLING SCREEN GAME fancy earrings and a bouquet of rosea la Naw York, but ah*’* no tenderfoot. Miss Balko, of Spring Valley, N. Y , T il choe?n over 43 contestants to rule ax Queen of the annual R^dao at Madison (IktsnwlttoMlJj Country Styla USA W orld Noon R adio f i r m Dlgaat lta r N on . Ranch N .w * lia r Non. lu n c h Nawa Matin** W orld at T h r.a Carolina Cut-Uua uaicala dalrliuaj T im . Mongi o f D .vu tloa Mouihwlnd H lag.ra W orld at Nino Hub, Bar. F aatara Alutlc*!* Binging K in g , o f Joy tlhuroh B .rald. Sunday Baranada Nawa Sunday pan Show TV—Jac PLUS PATRICIA O. IA U O , 31, Sparta > ) I » » 1 > 1 * l £owa Channel g FEATURE— 8:13 FEATURE— 8:17 Tim Rhrlhm llo u r 1 A t llom * W ith hlui I N-wa tluundup > Blgn Oft SATURDAY SSOnNINO i Sign On Dawn Ura.kara i Nawa i Paw n H r*.hart Nawa > Kavan O 'c lo c k Clu ■ N o w . • Fla * N .w * - N a ll 1 S p ort. N .w # J o cT .v '* C h oir, i W orld at Nina I M orning U .tod l** I Hat. Morn. B**aloa Nawa Hat. Morn. SMatoa i Nawa 1 Sat. Morn. Saiatoa i Nawa Juka Don Bat. Night dl iflaVM Juka Das SaL N ight Tha ItnyUiro l l o u r A t Hama W ith H u.la Nawa Jtauadup s i n O ff SUNDAY MOANINk S ign On FREE KIDDIE MATINEE Saturday Morning at 9:00 a.m. "PONY EXPRESS’* starring Charlton Heston A Rhonda Fleming Plus Two color cartoons sponsored by: The Seminole County Jaycees The Fire Dt-fmrlrneiiL The Sanford Fire Insurance Agency n u O 'c lo ck rtapart Doug 3-d w a rd. Captain D a ll.o l B y . . a tha Naw* Z . n . tlra r Thaatra Mr. Adam s k Bra Playhoua. o f Stara Bt«J. T r o o p .r paraon to r.ra o u Tha Llna.U p Th# Prlaon *St»ry i» r r >:iav*n u n lo c k Raaart i j i # sh ow Nawa A fllgn Off SATUKDAV T i i : P atters tnd. on Farad* Fla. Agrlaultura gua, Bchooi Forum oada Upoa A alary Carlua* Caralral Mighty Maua* Shy K lag Tarry and th* Plrataa Jlmmv Daan Hbow T .ia a Itangara Cartoon Jambora* Tbla I. lb * L lf* Thla la lb * An.arrr * f^balnlnkhitrs U ls i'lt iu r • TBA Saturday Star Thaatra Jim 0<iwl* n u l l A lla rrl.r My M ill* M srsl* P .rry Maaon Dirk A t b . Duchaa* 1:14 rial. S'nrm I Id l i a r . Gun, W ill Travat *:*# ilu ii.m u h. • :1« Studio 17 1*:(M Alfred Hltoheaek lo t# l-a l. Show 11:43 Sian Oft 2M li# 0 I I" 1:00 i:X o *:** • :lu 7:SO 19:11 l* :l# avnuAT mosusniB Pr#*hyt*rt*k Church Cartoon Capara W ild Hill fitakok I’ ro Poatball N.wa Hound j* TBA Hgi. Praaton Yua Ar* Thar* (:« ( • :** 7:#a l:*0 l:t e I #4 Slid By ImperUl V ■ vasu s I-aaala tuohalar r* (h # r Hlnatra A Croaby O. XL Thaatra Pat Boon* Mt.oo# Cfeallang* W h a t. My U a . l Su-day Nawa Spatial H :i» T a l.a t S tou t. U t i l Lawraaaa W alk Shaw t i l l * Naw* aad Slsa O ff • Genuine MONOAIAC Handles monoAT s a u n i 1:11 Farm R tport 1 :H Jim m y Dana Shaw 1:41 Nawa ■:M Captalk Kaagaeaa •:*l Nawa I:** Carry M oor* ■ f : l * Arthur O od fr.y t l ; » Strlka It R ich It ™ llo t n Coaraopalllaa I j u i a f U fa Saarah Far Tomorraw Guiding Light Twalva O L i u r R.p*rt W aldo N-rrl# Aa Tha W orld Turaa Boat th* C lock Ifru a ^ a rty R *4 F ayaff T h . Verdict'* Tour, Brighter Day Sacral Storm B d g . o f Night • Handsome BLACK Handles While Quantities LAST 11 SHOP ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON FOR STORE WIDE SAVINGS “ ON THE CORNER BY THE CLOCK** T a .t P a tl.r a Camara T h r .a DRUG STORE �SAITS'. legal Notice fe w s E w s f jM f t - e s w f t a t s a a • MrMT m U£M 7 ^ - 1 property within m 14 dl.- "Jiff rtS i fewtltlad u n u i i i k i JK51!liJT*!X5i a f “ rt f v 'Igjf nr ardar •< tt# hoard of Public L ,h ? .to if Jw. »•“ " « “ « •* * » ‘ ™u c»u «r, n » . cSnMcuilva waahfc ^ruction, lamina:* County, •ravel *1 h l l l f , , A Florid*. U at «'—l ~ >-’i LaJr.ggTrY.f A . manty halt, m X*-OffIel* Wing your earn Hath knito and Ini* U. With the wonderful co­ * A il t r n i l**r*urr. fork! (Two of tack, naturally, II operation n aryoii i h m wining trauti ■( **U M* h*t*l*al* C w itr Board _______ of PabHa Instruction. It'a • couple!) No atlvarwsra will to glv* to it, wt’Il hart our club bo provided, aa Ihia to aaaonttoL baton you know 111 I Aid rtnomber. If your n w m r i - TI’m light aa new* again, at Mr. naiflivi/n ™ Bailee to kcr.br given that®* tion wasn't in by noon yaatorday, tiaual. Elliott flow all afternoon, •d. h tr oa k a ow e h «l rm tt U w . U - (•kite Marina will b* bald by th* youYu' out of tncht Florida Wilt Commlasloa la Com* ao it'a a lator upper than omul, „ (l. u .p , ur Whose rw- mluoa Hoorn I t 8x.l* Capitol, TalA n Chief's Wives that got to* which la gutting to bo a rogulat .IdtnfhB «mtl ■ »r« V * toMaaa*. Florida, on Tuesday. Oegather Wednesday awning to habit. takcr 11. 1117, commencing at 11:1* A M, rclatlv* to tko followlag mat* honor Dorothy Cotter with the 1 could hardly etoM thla today !.*“ r a a fi-s Uhy ihewur, all had a good tint, without aoaau non lion of th« tad claimant* under Determination w h*lh*r Ik* and the varsity of dishes they accident that occurred Wodootday Iheih. d*ceax*d a r etkarwla*. w boa* Commlaalon ahould fix prlraa brought uuda a delicious lunch- involving a BI7 from Pioceaitlo raaldanc** and addraaaa* ar* u a to ba paid proilurtra by dlatrlbuiora, milk dtalcr*. ar pro•on. A o n was sliced him and Air Fare* Ban. Naturally I was duser-dlitrlbulora la tha t in galami, aa w*U aa sliced tomato**; not acquainted with any o! the non ton* milk marketing ar*** la . . plus potato# salad, baked who war* loaf in the ermah, bet Florlua umi.r th* *gp*rvldg| of lh* CommlHlon. for ClWir bouo, hot rods, pickles, olives, II and Ulaaa III mltk, or both, ,b.m. ....— daeate^ ........ isahlis. and a variety of tevor- hind of work and that which to- raaidanca* ■ *d. If no, lha amount ar a jjsm mount* th*r*u{, : i i w b ■HENRY THOMAS and agoa. Tteeo attending wore Dwo* volvta , ------ my — Inaband and, alt lha, , ^ ____ .THU MAS, nla wlf*. Ihclf «** thy Cotter, Vera Oraono. Marie otters at the Sanford Naval AW known hair* at uw. ton**** .ijj; ConiMrratton rtf lh* tjl-lln* HJppe, Betty Brian, Mario Sund* Station, we can sympathise with JJ**£ t£” #nr,#\h.m. or ’ aiib.r of butirrfat price dirr**«nll*|* now *(iabll*h.d In th* var> vaU, Connie Stapehnaon, Marie the families and friends of those th*m.deceased orotherwD^whoii# *•“» rallk marketing area* In Boynton, Mary Rogers, Helen Florida under lh* ConfinDEvery man Is Important, j tV oiV T S ^ . 1 1 - - ^ * " ■lo* a auparvlalon ptrulnlng Smith, Baby Hofetecktr, and killed. but the flct that tte Bomber t bavins or elatmlng to h**« any to th* minimum prlc** to ba Batter Walton. Tte tables wen paid producer* for Clou 1 Wing lost both it's commanding In*and^o'ui.' follow!*a daa■Ilk, and Ualarmlnatloo n li.. decorated with hibiscus for tte officer and Ua operations officer rnb.1 proper|r Stoat*. *'lW„rwa Ih*r **D.|na order* relating hiaeteon which followed tte pre-, •hereto should b* ----— — ■ — altered, *w»a* makes It a double blow. And what •rotation of a gift eertiflcaie to vl**d or am«nd*'L «nn, ilMt, effeet the loss of Wing Command* » " t h r l* ih In w hat r**ua ..a, ar.d .|*tTr•iTrMrs. Cottar. It was for tte baby, mlnatlon whxt i*r. If rrlir* to •r Woodruff, of the Royal Air ntnck »: Ix>ta 1 through «. portrait. The money left after Iho Force, will have on Ihe exorcises ba paid producer* fo r Claaa s. v, II or Clara IU milk, or built, purchase of the certificate was ar* file d , w h »l. If any. butthat were planned, only time will . fF^J ^ rtn,» Sf nioii s; Lot* used to buy several small toya u r fa t price atr>,r*-iti«la shall b* established recording >uch tor tte baby. 1 * S i.fS lw W S m ilk and tb* prlcei flx td th*r*for. Tte B. M. Club will be havlrg a Halloween Costume Party on Determination whether tha Nerr. 1. A day late, w« know, but h**a f liln g -p la a adopted b y the Cummlnstun ■( Ua m eettte most satisfactory to all con* lag Id . Heplemlier, l)S 7, i.,r corned. A ero will be three prises the Central Flurida Milk Mar­ keting Area, o r mime m u r awarded to tte wearers of the several months," iho Navy has bine fixin g plan o r p l 9 r . teat costumes. One for the best announced. It blamed tho delay on ■hall ba adupitd for *acb milk m ark*tlng area la F lo­ female; . . on# for the belt cou­ Installation of equipment to han­ rida under lha I'onimlMlnn'a ple . . and one for the best msle. dle and launch guided missiles rid* under tha Commission'* •uparvl.lon, and. ir no, runand Incorporation of "Improved sldtratlon and d«i*rin liu tl jrt fadUUet" to handle aviation fuel. or th* bs*a filin g 'plan tn b* A fixed data for completing the adopted fo r *ach *uch area. ___ . ___ _ carrier has not been established, Determination when tha tlm* P. 0. Club aboard tte Naval Air but It may not be ready for sea any ord*r emertd by lb* Cummlsalun aa a result of such Station. A e committee will hold unUl late 195B. A e Kitty Hawk, tearing*, and Investigation witness mr h»»*l ari •*i*r**J Ua lint meeting next week, {fifth of the Forreitat class, la be- ^" conducted by th* Comralaitun, , . . l . . Cl.rk nf <h* Circuit CaOrl shall beoum* «ff*ctlv*. though what th« exact purposa o f ! Ing built by. the New York Ship- In Rmi for ■•mlnoU County. FlorMa ihl* llth d»y of a*pt*mb*r. A. D. it la I'm not sure. I do know building Corp., Camden, N. J. Conaldwatlo* and d*t*rpilR- Ascustaru^s v&ASA srsa ^ t,or * ***•« “t degH-IgTHB •GAwwrriBoi m m h fwok-thm . AF*AJC»OW\ •GARLffT BtPIKOP 7EWCWSNT/ "THOI PLAIN* I _ "— t VAMOOll l *iT' Personality Pattern O f Arthritis Victims 1 think I Cam m a k e - t IT, ED _ A xilSBANO HAS TO BE AS SHARP ' A$ A 8010 KNIFE not, ou t iota NEWCtieeAL IS O O O D /r— AN* IT SAYS THBB*' TOY WHISTLH BACK WITH EACH BOX..// H -M / tV S tATBN N B A U .O N IT A N ’ 1 DON* FIN D A N Y W HISTLE ir » ’ GOOO? touchdown o/ottr 3TWAL VOUR MSI. yw know IA N */ WILL yon develop rheumatoid Others show a lift-long need to arthritis 7 bo Independent and seU-sufflNo one, of course, can say In clent, to keep continually busy advance who wilt or who will not with housework or Intellectual suffer from thla disabling disease. pursuits. But a meant study Indicates that Chronic 8hte Ailments a particular typo of person seems They also ara more likely to to bo most susceptible. hava peptic ulcer, ulcerative coli­ tis or chronic skin ailments. Certain individuals who de­ However, they don’t hava to velop rheumatoid arthritis have worry much about becoming a particular and unique person­ mentally deficient or turning to a Ufa of crime. ality pattern. ; least, to the eonduilon A thorough check of Inmates of of Dra. Norman O. Rbthermieh, a larga state penitentiary dis­ of tho Columbus Medleal Center, closed that an extremely smaU and Sanford Olfford, of tho Bar number had rheumatoid arthri­ vnrd Medleal School. tis. And a similar study of 30,470 Btudtoa of numerous patients l1 patients mealed only 90 tadieato that persona who de- who had the disease. vslnp tho disease seem to have a Not overyono who has tho per­ alrong feeling of inadequacy sonality patterns I hava listed coupled with n high degrto of above will d i evelop rheumatoid •octal consciousness. arthritis. Par from it I But Dr. Thty appear to havo an Intenaa Rothermleh says that rheumatoid over^ •present desire to do the right arthritis devtlope largely in such thing and a need to live by the persona. Ooldea Rule. They are Inclined quisnou and Ajrsira to bo meticulous, perfectionists H. T.i Z hava a savers case of and overanUcIpatcey, rheumatic heart disease. I have been advised surgery on one of Many victims of rheumatoid the valves of my heart may help arthritis have an attitude of stern me. Do you think It can be or any Mlf-rigbtoouaneee and a devotion help! Answer: The operation known bo serving othera. They hove a rigid preoccupa­ as commissurotomy, for the treat­ tion with cleanliness and place a ment of severe eases of valvular striking emphasis on tha amo- heart disease duo to rheumatic ttonal tapoctaace of kaeplng ac fever, has proved of value in cer­ ttva or In occupations requiring tain cases. It would be advisable ghysteal meiamastt and uao of for yon to follow your physician's advice. o F HERNDON CUric of ihicireult Court In *nd for 8*mlnol* County. J. LundquIiL D.C. Bam VL Murr*llAS'i"» Attarn.y* f°v Pl*l»t‘ ri 11SU South Oranao Av*nu* Orlonito, Ftarlila. (SEAL* ■ RPRCtAL TAX muT,ii ic r K i.v m u s . NOVBMDEU 5. oV W S m ’ tboK B* w * lion of what, if any, method af marking or labeling milk bottl* cap, or cuntataar* to •how tha percenlaa* of butterfat cuntatned therein: shall b* prescribed by th* Commixtloa. Coexlderatloa and determina­ tion of all manor* relating to any of lh* foregoing that. In tli* Commission's fudge, meat, ahould be considered and determined. BPKCIAL TAX HtJHOOt* t r ic t numukii own o r atut* NOI.K rOUNTT, TU3HIDK AND IlfCTS3lliiI?IAT10N OF MtULAOR o r T A X E .r/on TUB KU«msa IIIKNNH.'M FOR RAID Hl'El.IAl, TAX HrilOOl* DIUTUICT NUM­ BER ONE. All parties Int*r*.l*i1. and iW public, a r* InvIUd to att*nd and pr***nt such rslavant *vld*nc* and UMImonv an may bo d*.lr*d. P A R ­ TIES WHO DKKIRE TO DH H EARD ABB REQUESTED TO FILE N O . T1CB O F INTENTION OF A P PEARINO IN ADVANCE OF T H E HEAniNO W ITH CO W N E L D E X ­ N olle* !• hirahy a lv .a tfca*. OJ>r- TER LOWnT. ADMINISTRATOR. auant to lha provision* el ET.oniDA MILK COMMISSION IS o f r h a p l.f I171S. Law* o f F 'o r l- DORIAN RITII.DINO, TALLAI1AS■I*. A ct* of 1»»T, a* b T SEE. Ft-ORIDA. ttmllon 71 o f Chaptar J»7SI, Law* o f Florid*. Acl* o f l l t l , an alactloa FLORIDA 1IIT.K COMMISSION w ill b « h*M throughout Hemlnolo J. RralUy Odham r o u n iy . Florid*, and taaaeh H « t lo n Chairman p, Sale Continues Hibiscus Not mor* thaa ona Tru*t*a ah*11 com* frnm »ny *•• r*tlrt*nc* dl»trlcl of a County Board M«mb*r, Tk* *atlm*tad mlllnaa I»vy fc>r aald Sp.H al T aa School Dlntrlct Numbar On* Tor lb * r*a u l»r lirm I* slant mill* fo r each y*ar o f lb* bl.antum . and tw o mill* fo r OulldIns * Baa R***rra FUad. P.rnnni w b o*« nam** ara to ba prlntad on tha ballot for approval a* T rn.t**a m ay ba nomlaatad at any lima up lo t» d*y» pr.rad ln a th* Um* o f tb* *I»ctlon by petition gal. Can. 5Qc-75c-Sl, Bougainvilla gal. Can. 75c - SI. of flv* or mtir. p*rv«n» <tua1l!l*d to yot* In tb* alactloa. fll«d with lha Rnard of Public Instruction of 8*mlaola County, wiorld, at l*n«t II gal. 75c Podocarpus 5 Qf. 75c Ligustrum Gal. 50c Trees - Shrubs WILDCATS 20. WA8R!0*S v CMtiRe PA«* /0 « I**U wA* PLANTS VALUE SAVE PAY ONLY d m ia 7 ' - - - - - --1— _ q A ew Y V « * a W o f n n r n roduettoo line* tho first AVRO Delta w u turned out. Royal Air Force smb ar* baifig trained at Waddinjtoo to oporata tte new plana*. Aw WNGey/ycx/e* AHCtoO/VOUWON THff OAHE/OOMT e e s o slu m ? • ta a s H u t* r FOR QUALITY T R U C K RUBBER RECAPPING W N 3E Y / w e WANTTO , TAKffTOUO PKTUQffV ON TOUR SMOOTH T IR E S WELSH Welsh lir e Shop 105 W. 2nd PHONE O.EIGHT SEVEN TWO “ If You Hut* A Tiro Job To Do” v n nnw N p a y m e n t 21 MONTHS TO PAY 50c-75c-$1. Acalypha Gal. 50c TV CENTER BENNETTS Golden Rain Treef SALES k SERVICE 409 W. 1st S t FA 2-2021 Stero's EMB&SQN ■ 50c-Sl. Ben Monroe Nursery atm r f t * IX xoxtx �card 4 x X FOR RENT X BEACH RENTAL* 4 WANTED to RENT <Si JUfil 12*4 C m fm f . . A. B. PETERSON I n t o t o r i i t o A I . fe w * a V * 4 2FTS: EE ONLY 3 Homei L eft in little Venice II***, Beb Effvllffa A. C. Doud■—KLOWKRR. P L A jm , » mu ney, Land lunrtyur. ll* a . p*r* a **. • m m PA 1-4UI office x iA v n u t a w w a _____ iff fab* a u m in * E iT _____ • 14 p m - u m r o c H - a c T F L a i (Peeltyy) _____ u A t n c L M W A ir m Iff f U C U to IAT I f BEAUTT FAILOEB Iff FEMALE HELP WANTED ' Iff HALE HELP WANTED WHALE •* PEMALE ffl WOES WANTED _________ Iff BtJUNEM H K E IW H B I 3UM0NVT to LOAN ffl SPECIAL EEEYICEE ZJA ROOFING * PLVMSXNO DON'S COVER SHOP Automobile Interior Decorator Seat Covers — Truck r u lit. At Willis Pontiac—301 14' Glidar bouMtraUtr. Fully equipped, dean, good condition. Ph. FA 2-0980- 3 Homssi bin been soli l* 1944 Austin Healy, radio A heater. while these homaa a n act Recent 40 Tote Lacquer finish. Excellent condition, only 11495. Ph. FA 2-4404 after 4 p .m . Must fall by 14th. Now Uriar Conatrucllon. bedroom asbeetoa 04 ‘ tad Tor 11 arranged. 2 bedrooms, full bath. *2200 equity for tala or trad# an lata modal car. H. T. MeDastel, Park Avaau* Trailer Park. 9 bairton, 1 bath • S f t r i ’t S f r lL S !* far Palntteg can Mr. Tasker, Pk. 2-6151 anytime. GARRETTS SEWING CENTER Red-T-Mlg Concrete White—Necchl—Etna CONCBETE CO. Repairs on all makes Machines 309MIRACLE Elm Ave. FA 8-5751 323 Eait Pint St. FA 2-8244 Bonded contractors. Fainting aad PUMPt —- SPRINKLER papering. Imporlal Decorator*. SYSTEMS Free etUmatei. Sanford roteAll type* **3 aizta, Initaltod ncea. FA 2-3711 after 4:0* ^D* It. YourielT' WE REPAIR AND SERVICE . BT I N E Machtoa lad Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4433 Cttryaler Airtemp Air Conditioning and Haatlag 24' x S' Portable tebana with **• C. H. STAFFORD terior plywood. Can be 9MB ah 218 Oak Av m w FA 2-4731 Frames Traitor Park. 1* M m . 1 ' HEATING H. B. POPE CO. 4 bedroom, X Remodeling — Rerooflng — Re­ siding — Mataruli — Contrac­ tors — Financing. FLOOR aaadtoi aad finishing Cleaning, w n x in g - Barring Stmlnole County atoea 188* E M. Qteneaa, Lake Mary THE CARD OF THANKS V oy often a Card of Thank* to The Sanford Herald aento a ■d wfilek 1* utllcult to All to any other way. Not only la 4* gracious expression of gratitude to those « b » hive sent f triputee but alto courteously acknowledges the services and . neaeea of the many to whom * personal note of thanka cannot bo mailed. Newspaper Card* at Thanka are accepted ae socially cornel, i Emily Port, the noted authority oa etiquetta. feels they serve mat good use*. v Thera to bo proscribed form for a Card of Thanks. It ran bu i brief or aa detaUed *■ you dealro. When the occasion comes you will find a sympathetically understanding member of our itotf te aaalat you. THE "IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE It la tho cuatoa ef maay fiulllta to thto country to commomorato a bereavement by an "to Memorium nolle* In oawspoger classified columns. They find a real solace therein. Preperatfoa or i selection of o suitable vers* brlnge back to them tender, pleasant recollections. As Elisa Cook, tha English pool bis so beautifully expressed U: "How cruelty sweet art tha echoes that start , What me m on ito r s an old tuna Ottvor Ead Of Seieee Ills Most.frequently an to Memorium to- Inserted on tbo annlver200 S. Park------FA 2 4334 84k HP W ll $177.05 fje (161.98 sary of death. However, other dates, whieh it is felt era appro­ Tad Burnett 1*808.00 *228.00 priate or meaningful are also selected. Tho birthday of thu da1290.50 *289.80 WOOLSEY for PAINTING parted, th* wedding anniversary. Memorial Day, even Cbriatmoa 18 HP toM.OO *38*00 8132. 2801 Granvtew Phono FA 2-2878 are art among other significant occasions chosen. 204 S- Park Am . Ph. FA 2 6*41 AH «f EMM beautiful Marten Flnlahag 1 WESTEI RN AUTOSTORE located m Lika Front Lets. For T aar Boot PARMER’S AOKHCT. REALTOR Berrykill Painting Ce«tractor 218 E. first St. taaford S. Carlo Oitono. Auoelato Deemed — Bonded — Units Senkirlk G ltto and Paint Cft. verses. These express in poetic beauty th* emotions of tho heartFree Estimate — Compare our tu string*. Among team *r* vsrses appropriate to any clrcumsUnca. l it - 114 W. 2nd to- rh FA 2-4423 114 8. Preach Art- Sanford, Fla. EOBON'S OUTBOARD^ Prices. ices. Call FA 2-2*87 after 14 PIANO SEEV1CSS Uaed Mater Clearance Ph. Offle* PA 2-5221 or PA Choose your choice THE RATE 1 :00. 15ELECTEKAT “ ““ 4.3 sag HP Champion 35.00 A l a d d i n converter hurricane etm *»*« o f Ftotneinr Plana: Card* of Thank* and to Memorium flotices, due to the fact they tempi. Aladdin Vacuum bottles, Atwater 88.50 ffl INSURANCE roron a C T m B F n r may run to eoaaidvabto length, a n billed at 11.00 per eolunus to d . lunch kite. V A . FHA, In Service MODERN 4 bodnom. ff ST NODCSAPEBAOKUE ohneoa . 72.50-143 50 » ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP 4*04 C m m t lo a a l M ARTICLES tor SALE m tfo.UU 2417 8. French FA 2.184* ROLLAWAY, HozplUl and Baby 8 HP Wtaard SB PVEXmJEE * - " * Beds. Day. Week or Month— Release Friday; Oct tl. 183T ____ 74k HP Scott Atwater 71.54 Tel TA'J-Slsr. Furmntiw Center oa.sii ittS U tT d f e Tik HP Mercury 116 West Firat St or, _______________ and lotn ltooo 10 HP Cosair l ^ii ■.«! mei r.v, at cabinet apace. Priced 10 HP Scott Atwater 1—LOST and FOUND Wellborn Phillips Jr. -« if, ii i LaVenw School t f Dance i to a*U, *11,950.00. Term*. Gear Shift M .« DOWN SO. Foot­ ACHOS4 lll’.'i hit 1 .. «l 1 Classes now forming In Tap— 10 HP Wizard W.oo $2.60 per eall plus parti, 9 yaars W. E, -SILL" T E M PER lost ;" Srow a'V white ball 1. Shrink I. Amancan iii*: im ju ;j i < Arrobatic — Ballet. Alio boyi “Pete", Looki Ilka a Baajto10 HP Chris Craft 110.00 experienra la TV Service on all ris :<ii :i •: Held 2, True Indian class ft tiny-tola class. Enroll ChUdVpet? Fb. FA 20453 *N r Aaaee. Gay AH**. Grefchtn Hall, 18 HP Scott-Atweter—good 11nil ;i. • *4 S. Young IWstrd (var.) 31. Succor makaa and modeli. One year now. FA 2-5425. condition 150.114 ill * MIV’ H 5 p« in# Arietta Price. Everett Harper For more Information rail the 33. June 4. Bitter salmon guarantee on all parts. We also ll’.ltl -iea 1-19* , Phone TA *49*1 111 N. Part Salta office: Corner W. Cry IS HP Mercury, MK 20 172.5U aenrico auto and home radios. 21—AETiCLEST o r ' 6ALE bug vetch 8.9ter* liberal i! •* 1 S3 HP F-vinrude, rum food ao oo I'ietur* tubes repaired In your 8. Mount------, 34. Against 1 list# 1 10. Ireaueta 1 Drive * Lake Mary black, 28 HP Jehnaon, electric 335.00 This la I M il to the Rtti Theatre •«m im : .1 35. Pillow Martinique home. *9.95. guaranteed, 1 year. Indians so trapi Settle tanka, Greasa traps, SU to M012 WELAKA APAATMENTS: t* * * 30 HP Johnson, rlec. for Mr*. William C. Hutchison. StWon# FA 2-4*91 or FA cover­ " etih ■ •: r * It. Fibbers E Small Island ament inteli. Dry We • Javaline 415.00 Phone FA 2-3884, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. privitt faithfl. 1U W* Flfil Exp. data Oct. 20, 1957. ?« IN * *l if v s iu Including Debary ft Lake Mary ings MIRACLE CON•cllfetW CO. off Ireland 13. Norwegian 33 HP.Scott Atwater 2d, Nation­ BARNES TV SERVICE T . Curl# historian Past Motor 380.00 EFFICIENCY apanmtnt# BUY DIRECT . al v«iiM4tr*a 201 East Commercial New Coleman camp cook a. Recover 14. Sole 40 HP MK 55 335.00 abla for coupl# or single Person. Beautiful atw 3 .bedroom home, Itovo $12.00 gown (Jap.) 24. Venture 9. Bottom ef All 1957 Uvinrudoi on Sale so 18. Former Private bath A ahowar. Ideally Hi bathe. Worth *12,500. Only ENVELOPES. Letterheedi, stata- Colemin gas lantern, now 10,00 37, A speck 33. Made, nows the time to trade. province • room located across from Poat Office. Only 19,995. • |995 Down I—111L I l f A f l .Wa KTBT manta, Invoice*, band blili, aad 7SO power binoculars now U5.00 21. Foreigners a* cloth BOATS ON SALE AT (\id.) 11. Vend# Inquire Jacobsen Dept Star*. Monthly payment! leu than pngrnma, at c. Progrcaiive Remington 12 gauga shotgun 10.00 501-511 East First Street 3E Egyptian IE King of IS. atcondnry 29. Attica I IB YOUR HOME OR PROPERTY rent Monna Jarvis. F A2-1S10. Year Evtende Dealar Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— 32 ca). Revolver god (vnr.) BtthHI 31. Little 11.00 IT. Lefty Furnished cottage, 1 bedroom. IOBSON SPORTING GOODS 403 Wist Uth SL 3$. Shy We Uka trade* islands IT. Affirmative mountain Lake Mary. Call FA 2-3049 or 2 bedroom cement blork house, FOR S A L E ? 304 E. 1st Phena FA 2-5941 vote BELL US YOUR FURNITURE FA 2-4347. furnished. Nolan Rd. FA 2-6050 tat ua build your docki, bulkheads rT“ IE Girl's Cash for any amount Sugar If the aaawar la yea, than allow Thla U a pai* to the Rita Theatre and aea wall* Water Front Cosnickname Trading Post 1 milt south av Fum. Apt. S00 Park Ave. youraalf avery oeportumly for atruction Co. FA 84310. for R. J. Massay. Exp- data * Sanford. Phoa# FA 3-0477. BAV' II. Feast 4 *“ selling It now! At present. Inis Oat. 20, 1857. Attractive 3 room furnished apt. Built on a 149' x 10*' lot In Loch sumptu. office has several excellent 1 $60 mo. including utilities. 107 Arbor section near Country 10 months free service on new lnr nr —Factory to you— . ously ruitomers for 2 * 3 bedroom Club, this beautiful Ranch Style Oth St. Alurnlaum ROD A REEL REPAIRS” etrumrnt purchase from us, 22. Lain home featurca 3 spacious bed­ homes, homexites A building (V Venetian Blinds BUKUR'S MUHIC SHOP 412 Sanford Avenua 23. Tear sites, and small ft large serf­ Furn. Apt. 0300 Mellonvllle. r rooms, 2 baths, forced air heat. 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2-0733 Enclosed held. Big-Proof bottom 2l.Cempb*4 age- For prompt ft efficient, ,n m iin u In* system, Florida Room, dou­ i» rail with plastic ends. Pintle .r servlet fontact this office it * JOHpibOM MOTORS 23. Slide on lee Efficiency Apt. Air-condition A "T jk ble carport and large utility or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Vacuum Cleaner Repaint y w earheat convenience ! SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 27. A beck fin TV Optional. Hiwajr 17A93 So, room. 7ou can buy tint beauty T f l j P Cotdj. if ^ Appml.teC° Y w r Usilng l=*M Sanford Avo. Hi. FA 2-15*3 Repairs ft part* for all makes of 30. Concealed for *14,975 00, with *2,975.00 City Limit#. Slumbcrland Court. rlcancri. Electrolux. Hoover, Senknrik Glass and Taint Co. 31. Electrified down. See ua today, Seminole W. P. SMITH Stenstrom Realty TT' Kirby, Air-Wav, G. Ei Replace­ 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4622 particle Commercial building for rant or Realty, 1901 Park Avs., FA Outboard Satea ft Scrvlca ment parts. Work guaranteed H. E. STENSTROM 32. Behold! — tale. 405 W. Hilt, Phone FA 2-5232. 2318 Park Ave. PA 2 6231 i f w sr Free pick up ft deuvery. Call Dirt lor sale, you haul it. Call 33. Among Registered Broker Special Fall Closeout on 8112.00 2-6037. FA 2 4105. PA 2-3300.___ 35. Homeless 2427 Laurel — rhone FA 3 3130 trailers while they test *130.00. child Furniihcd 2 room apartment ROSA L. PAYTON dicrcurv Outboard Motuu Used plana*: .Spinet*, Baby WELL DRILLING Wo have • buyer for a rountry Registered R*al Estate Broker All private. FA 37. Right and with bath. TfTremendous Price Changes Grand*, Uprights. Reasonably J# II Fairbanks-Mori* Hump* Assoc. Alberta J. llall A noma with a few acre* of land. proper 2-4003.______________________ 231.00 priced,, guaranteed. Ph. FA Repairs to all makes Call Seminole Realty If your 410 HP William E. Herschel 31. Shooting HP Plus 339.00 TP HOWARD C. LONG Apartments— Kurniihed or un- fh FA 2-1301—17-92 at Hiawatha property it for aale. FA 2-6332. New MK 21 439.00 •Ur r 207 E. Commercial Ave, furbished. Both upper * lowar. T-Shirts 48c—Pilnt 12 60 gal. fj MK 18-40 HP , 549.00 19. Sleep sound Phone rA 2-2133 TT 7(71 Palmetto Ava. Ph. FA L u g g a g e , Cots, Tarpaulins. MK 8S-E 40 HP 69900 40. Baking 2-2936 alter H Q > Army-Navy Surplus, 310 San­ MK 78 M IIP 84.VOO CARTER HOME CLEANING chambara TT Flowers — Plants — Shrubs WE HAVE A HOME ford Ave. 51K 78 60 IIP plus 975.60 SERVICE 2 Bedroom furtiiabed apartment, 41. aingta BEN MONROE NURSURY Tremendous trade-ins Window ft Wall Wailiiiii; FOR YOU $55.00. DOS Elm Ava. Call FA person . Heater, small Coleman circulator, i#^jr Floor Waxing—NOrth m in i Celery Avsmi* FA 2-0313 Announcing new Un# of fine alum­ 2-1260.___ ___ ___________ ipoaa.) pipe and automatic draft regu­ inum boat*. Fishing boats through 132 Hiway 17-82 DeBary lator. $25.00. DUI FA 2-1243. 42 Longings PEAT COMPOST^DiatwtUar's) ov-ir-ntoht crutoeva. Baal pncai. Garaga apartmtnl. 1401 Oak. HOME*- I bedroom* TEXAS — MAID BOATS Antique love seat. Sacrifice. FA 1 A 2 baths. DICK, MAPES Private entrance, modern furnishGRAPEVILLE mJIiUKY 2 1181. 2 121 Princeton. ei bedroom. Th. FA 2-3610. Tile Contractor— Dial FA 2-4631 Go w e s t on 1st Street or Compute and ready tar lamodi- 20th Street to Grapevtllc Avenue. 17—BEAUTT PAMLOU Buescher “ Aristorral" L'-flat Alto FOR RENT^OR SALE: 2 bedroom ate occupancy. B A - MWfaiBq sad ~m r . Saxophone, FA 2-0*8*. like new. Call Lt. CB home. Kitchen equipped. 75' Modern Air-Conditioned Salem INO______________________ __ (jg) Davenport, FA 2-1330, ext. xltO' lot, new lawn, TV Antcn Soft Water Shampoo Georgia cabbage plants, all popu­ * 351. na. Scrrened-ln porch. 2127 Locations CERA3IIC TILE lar yartotiai. new ready. Hugh HARRIETTS BEAUTT NOOK Prineton Ave. Ph. FA 2-3S43 af­ Whtlehel, ph. FA 3-4240. South Ptoacreat — taaford 108 * Oak Aw. FA 2 5741 PAUL F. MULLER ft BON Inn air eondnioner. Call FA ter 3:30. Whispering Oaks — TUujiilte 2-1198 before 1:00 or after 4:00 Huby Spear* FA 2-1353 GRAY SHADOW This la a pais tn the MovicDnd Trice $55.00. Excellent ship*. Large 2 bedroom furnished, apt Rlda-In for Mrs. Alfred Grcea. NURSERIES $35. monthly. 1703 Magnolia. FHA in service and FHA floatsManic drop-leaf table, 44 x 22" Exp. date Oct. 20, 1957. SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE tot availsbis. (49 x 66" open) and 4 ladder Furnished apartment. P r i v a t e , NEAR LAKE JESSUP beck chairs, $3900. Upholstered 1*—FEMALE HELP WANTED first floor. Very nice tef re* We can qualify you for as* ef lined couple. 1504 W. 3rd Stchair with arms, 40" wide. STRAWBERRY PLANTS these homes in 30 minutes. Yea Florida's Opens Into single bed, *15. 2‘ j 90's. Lake Bingham naar i Experienced waitresses to work rl»oms can start enjoying tha horns Shell Apta. 412 Park Contrasting ft Repairs IIP Johnson outboard motor, Kihir Lake Mary. Mr. John K*h In a restaurant opening around while wa process the paper*. furnished, screened porch, extra $35.00. Th. NO S-43J7. around the 1st of November. 104T Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1*6*1 rotlaway bed, garage. *37.50 c.o Good wage* plus paid vacation. PROTECT YOUR PLANTS Plumbing — Kresty Heating jCTTTItTrrriTarTto--------------Cal! T\ 2-5795. Harden your plants for Winter M. G. HODGES Developed by HOUSEHOLD GOODS fi rooms, bath, aercaned porches with our Tall Special Fertiliser. Berrien on All Water Pump*— T g l f f U r H i L P WftUTl b — m m . fruit trees. Adults only. CRYSTAL LAKE NUR8ERV. ODHAM& Willi Drilled — Pumps SWIVEL ROCKERS Inquire 2318 Palmetto 3 blks. West CC Bldg. Lake rhone PA 2 *037 TUDOR, Inc. Young boys to run eiUbllibtd Paola Road Ave. Mary. paper reulei. Apply Ctrcula Reg. 9119.00 Now )79.60 3 r o o m apartment, upstairs. (ton Department Sanford Her­ DISH GARDENS: 300 N. Park CLARK Nee our new shipment of dinettes Cer. H*y. 17 *2 * 27th 8L Lights and wattr furnished. Close Ave., Sanford- Phone FA 2-1ID aldPha*Mac. Heating ft Supply Oa. All at Sales prices Phono FA 2-1891 to town. Private. *50.00 per Sanford Flower Shop. Store Hours Coetaseting ft Repairs BRAILEY ODHAM, P tm . month. FA *1*55. 107 Locust st ^Wa Li - m m Mi* Orlando Dr. Ph. PA t-ffffT4 Mon. 8:30 till 9:00 p. m. A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST Tues. thru Frt. 8:30 till 5:30 p. m. I— REa L BSTATi PfllTTflT. Make $20 dally. Luminous Name­ Highway IT ft 92 .South Sanford Sat. 8.30 till 6:00 p. m. Phone FA 2-1*51 plate*. Free aamplei. Reeves For dependable Service PLUMBING ft SEPTIC TANKS BUILDER A CONTRACTOR Co. Attleboro. Mass. EXCEPTIONAL BUY ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Member of Florist INSTALLATION ft REPAIRS I. E. BATTEN Car. 2nd ft Magnoba FA. 3-6411 Telegraphy Delivery Assn. 24 Hour Sarvle# 118 8. French Ave. — FA 2 3714 Comfortable 3 bedroom homa, 4 "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. School days mean more lunch boxes tn reck and more Iunrhea ARCHIE C HARRIETT PART-TIME years old. Locatod on mco cor­ iL - BFfg n g PPB f ---Ftm Delivery ly from tha careful supervision ol Mother, which behoove* ••ten away FA 2-1299 or FA 2-8731 Bargain’ for cash. 8 lot# to Mayner lot, 16' x 127'. Featurtl in­ EMPLOYMENT her to remember bow Important a well-balanced mid-day meal is fair Section on Shirley Ave., clude electric stove and refrt Haynes Office Maehina Co., Type­ to the welfare of younailer*. near Lake Monroe. W. £. Kirch. gerator. hot waUr tank, vtnePLUMBING $SA V E $ writers, idlinr machines, SatesA sturdy equal thermae jug filled with ftevorful Florid# orange hot! Jr.. FA 2-2251.________ Contract and Repair Work lian blinds, oil apffca Mate* Rentals, 314 Mag. FA 2-0462. An opportunity to aupplement Furniture and Appllancaa luice la • end universally popular first course lor n a rood good and n lu lunch Also has car part* with small Free Estimate* your income bv making printed Cherry Real estate Agate? New ft Used _L Most schools have milk available, same have orange ntility room. Shingled roofing, R. L MAE VET Jn eitifations oa a van lima Dial FA M W -N ota ry but 11your child* doea not, practice Ibis easy health Insure nee. budouud fi-oe*. Some trail basis for T>ur ft ortdsUsal, 304 Sanford Am . Phono FA 1-3343 1219 W. 13 8 t Pear-Buber Shop and olenty of shrubbery. Only All kinds Automottvn Repsin the email thermo#, then fill wilh fresh, frozen or canned Ft____ far. in Sanford aad ntar by orange Juice, full of vitamin C. Canned frozen ritrut iulcee me ELMERS ACTO REPAIR SHOP * 10,500. with excallent terms. w. J. KING a r a a . Automobile essential. 203-08 East First FA 2-09*3 economical now, Ideal (or dally serving. Later on In tqs PA Z-13U John R. Alexander State age, nullifications and Plj-nbng and Supplies Stenstrom Realty Osteen you11 enjoy the fresh fruit i •A telephone number. Write: Re­ • BIG VALUES Real Eatate . Insurance Kohler Plumbing II. F- STENSTROM Finish out tha lunch box menu wilh a protein oandwkh. each #a It will nsy YOU to sea us before porting Manager. P. O. Box 107 Magnolia FA 2 0243 • Q U IC K C R E D IT Ream Water Heaters chopped hem. egg or cbeeee combin.vttone. carrot stick# for • Registered Broker you buy. Open Evening* aad 22tvi W. Bay Station, Jackson­ 2534 OrllMo Dr. FA 2-0483 3427 Laurel - Phone FA 22420 • E ASY TERMS crunchy yellow vegetable, tad mnlanee cookie# to satisfy the tittle Sundays. ville, Fla. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE sweet-tooth. WILgON-MAIER TRAILER BALES ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor EASTS1DEPalatka, •Uk Crumley * Monteith New and Uaed Furniture Fla. Experienced cook to da heavy Plumbing ft Heating, Fsae EiU Raymond Luadqulat, Assoc, at 117 South Park Ph. FA 9-4494 mates, All work guaranteed for 311 E. First SL Ph FA 2-5623 cooking la new restaurant own­ rnmnava Bftlsswm Van## cs at'entu na»b s u . on# >T»r. uni lusiw , idtuf ing around 1st of Nnvcmber. *w» a ttcdreom hooks rURNITURK n r CHARACTER wo-wl, rhone VAlley 6-4281. Call FA 2-5796 for Interview. AUTO MART" 4 bedroom home. Largo lot wilh , Built By $700.00 Down fruit trees. Lake Mary. Ph. F A ! 201 S- Sanford Ava. FA *8465 T O 'M -W O rk (VANKB--------- 34—PIANO 8E livli£“ Matter Craftsmen la Fcaturea electric kitchens, terras2-1514 or FA 2-6049. Styla and Construction Need a rood 2nd car? zo floors, and choice retidcatial Dross making for children. Call PIANO TVNINO ft RIPAIRING Tha same as Those Sacriflea SEE RAY HERRON locations. Mrs. Alexander. FA 2-6689. W. L. HARMON Prized Bias* 10 Acres tile farm land. tVs story Your Pontlae Salesmen A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. home, good farm buildings. Colonial Days New end Used Cars Phone FA 2-3103 Bookkecplag Accounting gorges, Th. FA 2-4223 After 1:00 p. m. ^ Near ichnol bus line- *1500 00. rh. FA 24«31 or aftar * p. m Finished For evenings or weekends. Write it —ELlKTltlr At. -PRVtrBK ISiO.ee Down *2000.00 Down. Ownar financ­ FA 2-28*3. 301 West First St. Florida Gimate to Box 97 c;o Sanford Harold. Two bedroom home, almost new ed. Your Chok* of Woods . ante '48 Chrysler, good engine, 4 new Honest. Intelligent, matqrn wo­ FRIGIDA1RE appliance*, with carports te and storage. Kit Consult A REALTOR First Goodyear tires, radio ft healer. and avrviec. GH. High. Oviada ed. Immediate pass (hen equipped. poss­ men wants clerical work in San­ Average body. *195.00. Can be ession. Osier Realty Co., 2601 CULLEN AND HARRET Fla. Phon# 5 0 6 3315 or Son ford store. Excallent references. 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 2691 teen at Holler Motor Co. during Available Im m s d ls ttly . FA ford FA ff-1614 after ( p a . Kay and 410 Willow Ave nighta. 2-9774. bedroom home with 2 lota. 700 246 feet of Uka front property. Electrical Contracting New modern 2 bedroom homo FINANCE your new cer with a Tbia Is a pass to tho Movieland 8. Laurel Ave. Sanford. *100. Uaed furniture, appliances, tools House Uinnr and Hepatra for my equity. Balance sppx. with florid* room and double loan from the Honda Slate Ridc-In for Gordon Frederick. etc. Hougnt-sold. Larry* Sian RANDAI.L ELMTKIU CO. 15,300. Phone FA 2-2924. garage. FA 2-6132. Bank of Sanford. Exp. ate Oct. 20, 1057. 213 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2-4133 113 Magnolia Dial FA 2 0913 RAYMOND M. BALL REALTOR ft TV Service DAILY CROSSWORD % %_— u1_ %P I _ % First Lesson: ‘C’ Is for Gtrua Mather of Sanford m �{ y i if 7*1 I . ' r•_, P w 1 M M Jl M W SECON D ADDITION Our Aim # la to build for yon the buyer the very best More and more people are buying: In Sanfords most popular location . • • SOUTH P1NECREST SECOND ADDITION. If you are looking: for a typ­ ical Florida style home, .we believe that we have the home you are look­ ing for. • Our Policy fou will find quality built homes with a money back guarantee if you are not happy with your new Odham & Tudor home. We have many floor plans for your selection, 3 bedrooms, 1, V /2 & 2 bath hoiqes • • • with fully automatic kitchens, terrazzotile floors, ceramic tile baths, large screened porches, carportes and the best quality workmanship anywhere. material used in the homes we build for returned. cheaper than rent FHA down payment Monthly payments # It Is easy to own an Qdham & Tudor home in South Plneerest Second Addition . . . we can qualify you for one o f our financing plans within 30 minutes. FINANCING PLANS: F.H.A., F.H.A. IN SERVICE. And if you act now you can choose your interior and exterior colors. cheaper than rent • WE CAN QUALIFY YOU FOR ONE OF OUR a period o f one year or your money will be Monthly payments and closing cost $1,500. is to guarantee the workmanship and down payment and closing costs $1,300, home we can at a price you can afford. FHA IN-SERVICE So If you’re planning to b u y . . . now Is the time. And you*n be so happy you decided to buy an Odham & Tudor home in South Pinecrest Second Addition . . . where every day you will enjoy pleasant living. FINANCING PLANS IN ONLY 30 MINUTES! Kitchen Equipped Priced From Brailey Odham, President Sales Office Corner 27th St. and 17-92 Highway Phone FA 2-1501 �- r^ a E K t^ S I I f I T U C. __ I p im a u /f V,'ASUNCION, Oct. 14 (UP)— AB k u * taeludlig President Eli l t i i n t may to UHdBf about tto n a n symptom* rather than tto cause of tto Soviet Union’s triumph la launching aa earth r satellite.' ■a*? '^ SE, -,a*w»A~- r ; |tk-*- v Demand Congress’ secrets and years away from tto Kremlin. Lax security enabled spies to five tto Communists real aid on these. ■eve Jet AMnsr Over tto yean tto Reds havs followed up with a Jet-powered airliner well ahead of any UA. schedule for sech. And their UoreoTcr, the Russians broke &Stocks, H Isn’t jo much and, through to the atomic and hydroUnited anyway, we could hare done it lten b:mbe which tto State* believed were American Just shoot to this: ef PcteDtlfle triumphs from which tto Soviet Union la wrseeting tto lest bit at prestige, propaganda and diplomatic pressure. Exriled U.S. senators and ,coegreaaaiea are demanding • special areata of Congress, investigation*, more ccntlncntal ballistic mlulle gen- and • goal erally It accepted now since they Democrats tend to blame tto hclsted a IM-pound earth satellite President in a political play look­ Into orbit. ing toward next year's congrea- any too. Weather t Mostly fair today e el Tuesday partly dandy light VOL XLIX , AS et thla adds wp to • scries *iowa! elections. Tto Amp hints ■*Vor tuiflrsTw V j r. -ftrta s--keto , ■ Established 1009 9 ?V ” 4 ?rnn Scientific efeeo to his latest new* conference waaa to mentioned the ISM Russian capture of German sciontists at tto Peenemuade mis­ sile laboratory in northeast Prus­ sia. Capture know how and native Russian scientific scholarship combined to put Sputnik la the *r*f*flF*¥* : that all wre loot when tto satel­ lite Job was turned over la tto first place to tto Nary. Tto Pres­ ident plays down tto more spec­ tacular speculation about what tto rignitkanre of Bjutnlh may to . — ^ * - -»(■ (A* * 4 -; t-4 “Suddenly," to told hteaew i conference, "al America seems to bare become scientists." Afflicts School System That would to excellent If true, but R la not. For what amy all tto UA satellite and missile programa. If anything, la something •» ♦tr*. -e "—' advic* and complaint by mighty system on whlelt taxpayers con­ near everyone la • population fidently spend billion, every year. which was shocked to Its heels by Educators report that tto Amer­ the Soviet Union’s satellite first. ican school system Is sick In Its Ktebco departments. Tto teach­ ing of teknee to tto schools also Is especially sick. Tto fault doe* not lie with President Elsenhower. What's wrong Is at tto grass roots where mama and papa do not Insist (hat high schools ade­ quately offer nor that their kids • ••V y. SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER Id, 1967 ’' v; " -*S mathematics, c h e m i s t r y and they are likely to remain ao. physics. There la • developing What to do about that win da. disaster In the shortage of science mind congressional attention nex| students, science teachers and session. Jiattforit IferaUt AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER scientists h th* United State*. Meantime, tto Russians a n graduating two engineer* for rr» cry c m graduated In tho United Stales. Good ones, too, Russia* education cmphaiiaes quality. United Stales emphasis toca quantity. It the Russians ire '.. Shop and Save In Sanford 9 United Press Leased Wire NO. 11<P* Russia's Naval Fleet R ap id ly Increasing V TOKYO to — Adm. Arletgh A. Burks said today Soviet naval forces are becoming increasingly bold In the Weitem Pacific, the English Channel and the Mediter­ ranean. Satellite Ira pad Burke, chief of U.S. naval oper­ arm to support their submarines Burke confirmed his statement ations, said . these Included hun­ and task forces at sea." "It didn't make a great Impact of Saturday that the Uniteddreds of submarines with an ulti­ Tha M-year-old admiral refused on me," be admitted, "but I don't Stales, by hooking a number of mate potential of launching nu­ to be drawn Into a discussion on know what make* Impact on you rockets together, could launch • the phyehologiral Impact and the news people. I, for one, didn't satellite the sire of Russia'* 1S4 clear mliailes. Ihe Impact you say the pounder. Burke, who la •«.-<.-tonr-of Far propaganda value, of__ Russia's “ But la U worth Cw money?” Eastern naval installations and jump on the Western world th be­ Uussian 'satellite has had In Ihia ha asked. part of the world.” units of Ihe 7th Fleet, addressed ing first to launch a satellite. top ranking U.S. naval officers and the top command of the Jap­ anese martllmo self defense forces. Earlier today at a news confercr.ee Sjrke praised the Russian earth satellite aa "most import­ ant" scientific development, but he said It had little value aa a The Board of Seminole County weapon. Red Fleet Grows Commissioner! this mornlnr, at a He (old the naval commanders •pedal meeting, act up a road program to keep equipment con- that the Russians "naval building LIGHT BULBS BAGGED In readlntss fee the Sanford Lions Hub Light Bulb Bale which *eta under* itantiy at work. program continues undimlnlihed" way tomorrow. Sac Ida* the> bulbs art Mike* Thomas (left) and ..........................lugh Duncan, president (right). and "they are building a navy to However, because of limited (Ber*tlrom Photo by Goeta) prevent tree nations from using funds, the program does not meet the sea." the expectations of commission"Tho modern Soviet fleet in­ era. cludes hundreds of submarines," In tha program for th« current ha laid. "More are being added flaeal year ate: Lake Mary Road to their huge fleet every year. completions one mile of road to Eventually they will have sub­ be designated by Commissioner marines capable of launching John Krlders the Burnell Road in mUslici with nuclear warheads. Commissioner Lawrence Bwof. "They have built more cruisers ford’s diatriuts miles of Bed tod degysyare In tto list -toesde 'Pug-LaS# Roud in Cmnniissioner than Ihe rest o f the world com­ By into Millar where between seven to elfhi ed, had been sold because of da- B. C. Dodd’s District; a mile of bined. They have developed a LTCDR. KItNBST M. DOHNE (center) Co-ordlnator of NAI v, UBMCsT F. Would jou Ilka to know a rich thousand dollars! Here U the way mage, hut a new cue had - Item ' road to be designated by Commis- long-range, shore-based naval air to Initiate the Drive at NAB. (Left In right) ire key wen II. T. Porter, D. . . .M. . . .Ilaill, KMC I J. L. Greene, IIMC; MCdr. Dohne; Mrs. Winifred M. Srotl; Ena. A. K. put In the library by Sir. W. 0 . ' sioner Krller; and the LongwoodboyT Then Make friends with Ed­ It happened. U. ». Navy Photo) and J. M. Burns, C8I. > (Off Eddie was visiting a relative In Akcritrom, a neighbor of Miss Markham Road in Commissioner die Fuhrmann, a Freshman at New York State last summer. He Chittenden. He alio collecti Homer Little's district. * SHS. Eddie really is rich, for to has recently found a stamp that was up In the attic, looking at a stamps, and had ordsred and paid The roads to be completed this has been found to be worth some- dictionary his undo had Riven him. for his Catalog when Mist Chit­ year are In order of priority. He rifled through it for a while tenden had asked him where she Members of the Sanford KlwanCommissioner Krlder, at the and suddenly camo upon a group could find one. outset staled "W e need to figure >< Club will hear a dlscusaion on of old stamps. Sinco Eddie Is a Eddie and and nta his family Mate ramuy were were pass passt j program to spend the ‘"The al FloThe Nuclear Development at collector of stamps and has been lng near Miami after thl*. They hav^what th.Va ia of rid. State University From a Layfor one and one-half years now, decided to ask somewhere there ** w# n“ u,er* “ 01 mtn., standpoint," at Ila noon he looked at their. Of course, as about the stamp. This man sueBales tax collections In Semi­ tame period, the Increase waa ap­ luncheon meeting Wednesday. soon as he saw the "$7,500" stamp, Rested sending the stamp to him.l. “ ' Vo don’‘ h,v* enough money nole County In September, baaed proximately 35 percent. Th* state Principal speaker at thla week's increase over th* comparable per­ he knew that it was valuable, lilt Ho would then deddo how much *°. do *e.rT “ “ J** enything, Sanford Klwanla Club luncheon will on August sales, loomed to a new Chairman Fred Dyson and iod was 34.34 per cent uncle had given Iho book to him, it waa worth bo Jack MeGraw, Asst. Executive Negotiations were cpmpleted high, according to State Comptrol­ The Increase over last month’* so be figured that what was in Well. Fuhrmann sent tto stamp 1<,ea “ Lo<*'?, 1 2,k* » • '“ do **• Secretary, Alumni Association of Saturday morning through which ler Ray E. Green. collection, aountywlde, was more the took was his too. and, soon afterwards, ha received easentlal. the First Christian Church of San­ The collections In Seminole Coun­ than 10. per cent. H owever tho The total road miles to be built FSU. WeU, he took the stamp home a letter giving him lb* news. The Program chairman for the meet- ford acquired two additional lots ty, percentagewise are far above slate Increase ever last month Fair weather brought out huge i with hint. He and his father took stamp was wv>rth at least seven this year Is estimated at approxi­ lng will be Charles Brandtev. and a home to add to their pro­ the overall stato average Increase. was only t.S per cent. mately ten as cotnmlsloneri listed thousands dollars. The tax collec­ da to see the new Pinecrest It Orlando, but they Couldn't nt«> perty on Sanford Ave. In comparison with the collec­ Collection* for September based projects that are being asked for fifptlst Church dedicated yeater- tell him what the value of the tor offered to buy U for six. For Information On Clyde Feathora, chairman of tion one year ago, during the on August sales totaled 340,3)5.7$. Fuhrmann tell us that he is not by cltisens In every county area. day at It o'clock morning services. atamp waa. The reason was that Collections last month were $3fl,the board of the First Christian Krlder Insisted that roads Dr. John Maguire, Executive Se­ they didn't deal with such old going to sell now. He Is going to CIRCULATION 5A3.22 and for the same month Church. Jack Ttiarpe and Rev. Perwilt for about ten years. At this ihould be built "where the greatcretary of the Florida Baptist Con­ stamps! Inst year the collection- were ry L. Stone represented the church Fuhrmann was in our school lib­ time he hopes that the price will **t need and the heaviest traffife vention was the speaker f>r de­ ?H. FA 2-2611 $25,321.39. rary one day, and was looking at be tripled. In purchailng the property at the exists.” dication services. Sales tax collections are consider­ a VS. Postage Stamp Catalog, corner of Rosalia Dr. and Sanfmrd He was telling in also, that gold "Open House" was held from Commissioner Dodd told the or after 6:30 p.m. ed as a barometer tor tto trend Ave. from Reginald and Mary t V) to 4:30 yesterday afternoon ublishcd by the Post Office. Here had been discovered near hla on- hoard of Commissioners that rlty of businasa la the community de­ Brown. with hundreds rolng through the e Identified the atamp. The old rle's house. I-ook'i like it's been tax ha* been paying for tto pav PH. FA 20973 noting both an Increase in popula­ The acquisition of Ihe two tots $125,000 church, educational, and Catalog, that the library had own- found up in the attic, tool ( Continent on Page 3) tion and a heavier spending spree. (Ciratlnaed on Page 3) Sunday school structure. special attraetkm of the new church was tho Nursery Building which house* four departments, a reception room, kitchenette and By WALTER LOGAN rest room. Egyptian ' s o u r c e s In Cairo ° f Ir ,9 met w*Gi j and a solemn warning by the Another unusual feature of the United Press Staff Correspondent warned that Egypt "will take mil­ King Hussein of Jordan Sunday, t oiled States that It stood by Its church la the Baptistry. Located Some of the Egyptian troops itary actiun if necessary to defend and there were reports In Amman commitments to help defend Tur t.> the rear of the pulpit and plat­ Arab nationalism against big pow­ that Iraq, a Baghdad Pact ally of key. form, It I* lighted ao that no aha- and tanks which landed in Syria er moves"—a warning that caused Turkey, might send troops into Jels fly Overhead do** can be seen. It has a par­ were reported moving up to the new uneasiness In Israel and Jor­ Jordan to defend it against any The Initial group of Egyptians tial glass front and is enclosed in tense Turkish border toay In a dan. Cairo newspaper pictures threat. landed In Syria at Port I.atakla, draper. Walls around it, the rail, development that heightened fean showed tanks accompanying the Danger Termed Serious only 30 mile* from the Turkish ’% ( routineed am Page 3) of an cxpL’iJon In the Middle Eaat. troop*. Israeli Furcign Minister Gold* border, while Syrian and Egyptian Melr said in New York the Syrian Soviet-made Jets Dew overhead. build-up a "serious and grave (>n* battalion was reported to danger to larael." And official have landed for Immrdlate desources In Jerusalem said the jlnymrnt. Egyptian "publicity stunt" could Damascus Radio disclosed that provoke the Arab states into some some Egyptian tro^pv were being new action. deployed alcng the Turkish bor­ But Israeli sources Mid Ihe der when it said "the arrival of Egyptian move may alert the Egyptian troops bolsters Syria's United Stairs and NATO ones defrnits In both the north (Tur­ more to the military threat to key) an theiouth (Israel).” Turkey. Informed source* in Cairo said The Egyptian troop Ihe Egyptian troops would be de came against a background of ployed along the Turkish border Syrian and Soviet charges that i where the Syrians are under- THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH showing to th j right tha. Maly acquired u. luraey and ins U n i t e d Mates manned. Most oi tne Syrian acuiy dwelling which will bet u»rd lur riunuay ncnoui (onus, (at «•*.• -•/ - -r iS '.V f Includes eight lot* on Saalmd Ave. (Bergstrom Photo) planned aggression against Syria, is concentrated against Israel Road Program Set Up By Commission At Special Meet 4 I •■ I \ I SHSStudent Finds Stamp in Attic W orth $7,50Q Kiwanis Club Speaker Revealed Big Crowd Attends Pinecrest Church Dedication Sunday First Christian Tax Collections Hit Church Acquires 2 New High Last Month M-jre Lots, Home . < Additional Local News On Page 3 S Egyptian Troops Moving To Turkish Border I Donor Is Most Important Factor In Blood Banking ley AT YESTEHD.Vrg PINECREST CHURCH open house are (left la sight) the Rev. Joe Courses*. Hugh Patrick, Bupt. of Junior Department, and Jum Hunt, Bgpl. ef the Buway School a* they looked over tto new Junior Department. This Department opena Into Ihe dhting hail and Is adjacent to the kitchm Tto walla and doers are the fold-away type. (Bergstrom Photo) 1 j v av sissiii | /rtrn ar w iiiv c , me U.S. Public Ilealih Service and the |citizens. These binlu were set up primarily to create a reserve Si liquid plasms, a treatment for burns developed at just about that Unit; since these pre-war victims ui piR lllld uttllAl re m$ » « sownj kw ws«*re aws vgsv* « t •• ......... ' ■---- ------ ' » , , , . .* • accepted. It we* also kn^wn, as U ra»in of significant importance for even a decade igo) would have ate branch bin if or . u J I true today, that plasma U cmer* the ordinal reason» they were de- been lost. This would haVt been order to keep a iuppt> <r* gency treatment for any sort of veloped^ that if. If defense pi ann- true had bh>od been available— : hojpiiala »iluaU4 ****** . ihock and Is at the top of the list lng is ronsldered necessary at all. which of course It was not—sincefrom the centra ban*. for items to st-rkflle for disaster. I But tetter known to most people proper classification and usage greater safety let W Considering today's warfare, the j is the use and need for whole I were not well enough umlersuxaiitluntiautd Oe Fage I artel ■s •a .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, October 11, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 11, 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>, October 11, 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/8c5b9d40d5b60ecf1e8f95ec3388d53b.pdf 76b8fc126ad10da6ce3602d4204917fa PDF Text Text ;g g g ^ « r;v .* ! ' % v / i . p*W i m m i £ * t S P ^ f f lS ik ^ B S i • Although tha i o m C o o T /m te o HwW 1MUV W CHi worked cot ta final i n by • conference committed. ,«f both (MOM*. Bui Mproval-same inly after a hitter day-long batOo a m O c r o a f / t /O t / 9 S ? CaWornUi and to a W ito Mori of F P frL Is Seeking Perm it T o 'B u ild Tbo Florida P o m and, The following day. Not. «, Oow P M W i Hartong will visit Odado, ta k a Mary, Attnmoota Springe, Longwood, r a n B a rt a a i Barn*ala High School. Prior la Ooafraaawau B arb a ra Tiatt to Sanford aad k minoto County oa Nor. S and C, ho wfll fk 4 « *> addad that t h a n w » .tridona .ad Jtaridaap»aad' oaauiana” b e e t * iwcauon at wo wamrx wui or at tto ’rifepaay'a at*am riectris po­ wer plant. " Tha proposed wharf would to Arisaaa and Now York City with about 41 faat long and would a t­ "lecalbed epidemics” in Utah, tend Into tbo r i m about IS faat California, Texts, South Carolina with an additional platform exA Florida. : i. tending IT foot farther in to'tto rim . Plato of tto proposed work can an in tha office of tbo pisFop Information On Engineer. C<J. Paul D. w, in Jacksonville, CIRCULATION hearing la proposed. nowPH. FA M 6 U teat* baaed O oaB V affecta cm VTVSa pro RIVWIUI UtWVS ^1 public aavlgation ahould to ador a fte r 6:80 p m . draaaad to tto Dlatrict Engineer, Corpa of Englncora, P, 0. Box PH. FA 20978 <979, Jacksonville, in time to be motel* offlea and Boat. W M carrying with him every tppa of pamphlet araUahlo ha Washington dtacrihlog tto varioua dapartnunta of government aad thoir actitiliaa and purposes. chairman; B. Additional I Local News On Page 8 Tha^Somlaolc County Board af l for rehool conatraction h> SemiEducation, t o resolution, act Nov. nolo Crnnty. , IS aa tto official date for an alca-1 The board unanimously approv(too to dotonnlaa whether or not ed tha resolution prepared by SanHH million tooda will to laauad *tor Douglas Stetstrom, attorney ' for tto Scmineto County Board of . Public Inatipction and praasnted a e |w m l i |e \ p a by J. 10rk Cunhy, of DoLcnd, fl^ U r a T I O n nanclal idvlior to the board, ^ Eloellon of three trustees will with, tto govornor, that Paubus bo told an Nov. S. has no intention of giving oaa The board also approved tha purpledge that would permit that ear- rhaae of 12& U Inch ami 12S IS Inch school desk* from Southern Desk Co., the low bidder*. Four leathers desks worn purchased from Natloni) School Equipment, the tow bidder. OJber bidders w e ": Am^ican £**£!!• & * d ro sters Btore. S Iso approved fop purchase wero tedr. Hoop To Head Peanut Bowl thers) playing the Fifth Grade "Tigers" (Fathers) in a touch football game. Other features will include crowning of the Grammar School Queen and a touch football game between selected All Stefa of tto Grammar School Refreshmanta ara to to on sale aad will Include soft drinks, pop cam, pea- a—gilik U f/«d 7*M **-p*«WS« <SM W VW VtOi9W VW tails aad ticket Information will -be published later. Chairman of tto Project Com­ mittee for the "Peanut Bowl" la Ledr. Louie B. Hoop Jr.,- a mamto r of tto S m g t Bona (VAU-6) of Sanfordt A native of tha State af Missis­ sippi, Ledr. Hoop entered tha U, A Navy Id XML After one year af flight training. L(dr. Hoop was commissioned an Ensign to Oct. of 1643 and served In the South Pacific for two tear* aa a fighter pilot aboard a jeep carrier. Following tto war, ha *»r»ag aa a flight Instructor in (ha Navy Alt Weather Flight SchooL Three transport plana commander was n«it la store in Air Transport Squadron Thirty-One. A tour in tto UA Navy CIO Officers School M ir Chicago, HI., constituted cold weather training for a Southerner and occupied Ittl-U . In 1M3-M aa Hangar Deck Plight Dock Officer aboard tto Carrier Franklin D. Roamvelt, mom- world travel was encountered with tha Mediterra­ nean, and n trip around South A- Troops Could Lcara Once Washington la persuaded that moderates ara In control at tto situation, tto paratroopers of tag 101st Airborne Division may to sent back to Ft. Campbell, Kr. The Arkansas National Guard could to bald under federal con­ trol for a while after the para­ troopers leave, with soma cf its unite mobilized at nearby Camp BvaiiMW mi i|uic* tau . The departures of troopa from Central -High would not mean the federal government waa lulling down Its guard entirely. Thsra la soother array in Little Rock—a multi-cted army of FBI agents, possibly the largest group of them ever assembled for an assign­ ment of this kind. They will keep a close watch on the school long after the troops are gone. eontrlbubuttons ware reported ai follows: Ttoa HutU, (JO; Bichard Pack* aid, |S0; aad Hanry Schumacher, US. _ A. B. Patonon Jr. annoomed that KarlyU Uousholdsr and, Torn* my McDonald would ha adod to tyc aollcilon of professional man and Ralph A. Smith dated that :i n . Brnaat Cowley would handle tto campalfg for Epaitoo Sigma Alpha with Mra. SUnlay Plahorakl in charge of tto aoUcilatlon of tto Mantel Health AatocUUoa. Kaporta from campaign chair­ men throughout tto County a rt to tto affect that organlsatlona hare bean eat up, ara functioning and will hate tbetr aummarka in by the first of nest sack. Tto BanSALT LAKE CITY, Utah OT — ford Naval Air Station, according A "huge - fireball" hurtled over to Capt. Lionel A. Arthur, com­ manding officer, hat been wall several western states today and organic id and will do Ita part to narrowly missed striking a Navy maka tha fund drive a auccaaa. plana before it crashed la tha vi­ cinity of Mytoo, Utah, near Urn Colorado-Uteh state Una. .An air traffic control spokes­ man hare aald tha plana waa al­ most hit by the fireball which shot across tha pro-dawn skits over Denver at 4:06 a.m. m-a.k i n , tpokaaman said the fo Jk w - ^ f^baU and crash lo to 90 mtlaa from whera U apparently had i a number of liras. School and three for Eeit Side Junior High School. The success­ ful low bidder was Tbo Furniture Center. Othar bidders for (ha heaters were Tad Williams, HIS Hardware. Leo Brothers. Pope and Co., and Sanford Furniture Co. Jaycees ty Junior Chamber of Commerce wero guests of Fir* Chief Mack N. lightlng the travel. Cleveland Sr, gnd the members Thrco schools followed with Ge­ of tto Sanfurd Fire Department, neral Line School. Montery. Cali/., at a noon luncheon today. tto CoSegc Five Term Program at Tto noon luncheon matting was tto UaimiUy of Misaiaaippl aad held in the Sanford Fire Depart­ Tto Armed Forces Staff College ment where members of the de­ partment had prepared the meal at Norfolk, Va. A Bachelor of Bnaincae Administration degree and sonad it. Chief Cleveland pointed out tto waa aaraad during tto tour at "Ola Mias". “real1 meaning" of Fire Preven­ tion week when ha spoke to the In Fab. 1167, Lrdr. Hoop beeama JaycCei. The annual affair la held a "pygmy" among the "Savaga to point out to tto Jaycees and the SPUTNIK SPAWNS BONG Sons" and presently Is the Admin­ istrative Offkar and Plana Com­ SIOUX CirY, Iowa. —W — publip "the part that avery par­ mander In tha ASD "Skywarrlor". Beep-bop, man, It’s out of this son (an play In nuking Tire FraHo resides at U « E. 30th SL with, world. Two song-writers hava com­ i ventloo Week a real success." hla wife Marge and daughters Eu­ posed a new tune titled "Be My SaVL-ral schools have already Baby, Bo My Satellite." b ee* veiled, lb* Fire Chief told genia and Susan a d d n r n aoooH h . tko 'unfair*', reapper- document. But other lawmakers aald that, with Collins' backing, tto esmstto tutian had • goad ahaaoa far tto Totara approval. BEOS BXPLORI ANTARCTIC LONDON n — Twenty-oovon Ruiitaaa are headed Into tto anew, covered Antarctic waetoo ea a l.ooo-aUa expoditioa to Ml np a acitntifU bate near tto Soetb Magnetic Pole, Moacow Radio aald today. Officers Seek Cause O f PAFB Bomber Crash that It waa sighted over Wyoming. There waa speculation the “tiro bail” might be' peri of a rocket that put tha Russian aataMt* In an orbit around tbo oarth lata last Friday. ee pilot Maj. Yemen E. Staff, to. Boa*villa. Calif, tto navigator. Group Capt. John Woodmffo, Wltneiaoa aald the aircraft, on a routine training flight out of nearby PlnecaMlc Air Force Base, compete In precision bombing ex­ was headed for Orlando but'veer- ercises (hla month. Fire out by parents and returned to tit* school. Department strength has been hampered by tto possible flu epi­ demic sweeping through the Cen­ tral Florida area and no demon­ stration was planned for today's meeting. However, Jaycees ware given an opportunity to inspect fire department equipment and tha "raadincss of tto departm ut" to cope with any fire that might break out in the Sanford area. CAPT. MONEL A. ARTHUR, late* Ledr. Entail il- Dofani, _______MS--------- (Official V- S. Navy Ftote> �T H E O ID VMV AINMS MV Y « D , f { £ NtXJ DcW t *T1KAI«KTV/4 U P 1 HB W O O D P Ite M Y O P E * cm gp w i t L . w H A u r m 'm M r i Ow OtnM a eaOldf ahlp Bamlr, aabraeaa hla father, Walter, on Um U S. transport OtiH* at Caiablanca, Morocco. Thera wart four othar aurvlvora on tha American eh! p.Tha Ocmaa Chip want down attar bain* eau*ht la HurHaano Carrta at! tha Axoraa. ( W W V HOCm l ------------^ INCHAN SU MM S R Legal Notice in tu b colatv cocnr o r noae. c o m -rr, IV PBOBATB. volb a a iT iBTtHANOI. tr tm b e rn i- f l o b io a , h T H « « w tT o c o o K L s AIOBME- IU P U T fTM4TJ S kmmvbook H „ C iiaiaM . t o a i l t-MBorrona a » d rta* l o v e MA VIV U CLAIJda OB UK. MA.VU8 AUAI.VIT SAID KtTATMl ru rro— T KlTTRN a»y* - ______ AMONB THOM ATTMMNt tha reeeptioa liven by Andrei A. Oraajrka, Uneaten Mlniatar of rorai«n Affair*, at tha Soviet U fa* Manta flaw T art, war* Barnard VL Baruch, hlc aon, Barnard Jr* and Vaul Xabaaoo, Metro alaiar and Soviet arropathlaar. Kara. Oiaaurb* la i Jhw b groatln* tha M*raar^ld ba<uar and hla aan. M » ts a aetata 6 f E T H IL It. tai(.VHOK. A * ' ceased, late el eald County, to the Cauntr Judfe of aemlnsle County, Florida, a t h it office In tbo court home of eald county a t Hanford, Florida, within etsht calendar months Croat the time of tha first KAll lotion of this nislice. ' Each or demand shall be la writ* l a r ^ aan* n d aha.................. ehill il e te 'th V place " e f laa. residence a t* poet offlea aadreea of the claimant, and ahalt ba awore ta hv tha claimant, hla aaent, a r hit allorney, and any aueh claim or de« mand ant ao Iliad shall ha void. /a/ Owen C. McBride Aa eaeculcr of tha Leal I h e r m x >-1 a n e gqs / A ‘2 V I ‘' d ‘J l ‘t i t v/ v ' h Flrat yuhllcatlon Oataber *.*MIT. Introducing the sensational vmsvsm A MASK/ N E W M R S . F IL B E R T 'S ! |O K "iT-LTAK* O N f/j ^ 1 rjg pound Just i f penny rnoral W AX* « T A f io c m TAXI THIS CO UPO N TO O U R GROCER �err- n a H M Sanford H#raid~Pagu 8 p m Fifth W eekly Edition Smoke Student Of W eek Gossip Clouds TATtlINO Constructive Information, not destructive gossip, la accepted and appreciated. Aren't Rosemary Southward and Ronnie Russia a keen couple. They enjoy being (‘gather Immensely. Ronnie la another Senior who la proud of hla froahman girlfriend. Another Senloc-fmhman eotr. bins Ion Is Judy Petty and David Brown. Their friendship has last* e<l almost a year. But what has happened to hla claearing? Annette Yates, could that Sen lor you’ve been teen In the halls with be David . Hemlerton? It's Clubs At SHS By P an SI. John This year at 8.H.S. wa have approximately the same dub* we had last year, but for the bene* fit of the new students and the freshmen, or the "kiddles”, I will try to explain their functions. At one time or another we’ve all gone Into the library looking for a book, and of course we could­ n't find It. So we ask one of the helpful library asilstanti to help ua. These boys and girls make up the Library Council, for which we are very thankful because without them we eouldn’t get that book report done on time. This club Is taught as a class and students recalve one credit for It. The Student Council Is really the governing body of our school. new They decide on ■Ml!clal ‘ rules for u t and they else soonsor a lot of the dance*. Two repre sentatlvs* are elected from each class and tbay are available for ■ny suggestion we might have One of the projects this year It to gat a Jukebox for our lunch­ room, and we all hope they rue ceed. The Trl-Hl-Y la an honor society for Jual* and senior girls. It le devoted to maintaining, creating, and axtandlng Christian morals through the community. It tpon tors the Kiddle Party for the freshmen. It Mila Christmas cards and uses that money for tho All Sparta Banquet which la htld dur< Ing the year. This la really one of the fine club* of 3.11.8. The Future Nurses Club gives girls an Idea of nursing. The Jun lor and senior girls get a chance to do work In the hospital. Fresh men and sophomores helped In the T. B. X-ray Unit last year, and this year Ihty will probably do many other Interesting things. All girls wear cute little uniforms too!) The Letln Club Is made up of ■II the itudenta that taka Latin both first and second years. They have regular meeting* and elect officers. Their Latin Banquet la (he big highlight of the ytar, Pro­ bably a lot of you are In this club; so not much explaining is necessary. The Glee Club and the Band take care of the musical and of our school. The Glee Club le di­ vided Into five groups, The Tri­ ple Trio, the Double Quartet, the Traveling Squad, the regular Boys glee club and the girls' glee club. This la also taught ai a class, and one may recalve one credit for It. Tho Band la divided Into Ms* jorettei, the Pep Club, and (he the regular Band. You may also receive one credit for UtU course. There are other dubs, of course like the "S" club, D. C. T., Key Club, F. F. A., Future Teachnrs' (T. W. Lawton) Club, Tbeapflaaa Ciub, Journalism Club, etc. If you are not In one of these clubs, by all means, you sure are missing e lot of fun. Three T each ers Attend Business M eet In Orlando By JOHN MILLR On Ftlday and Saturday, Sep* (ember 17 end Si, three of tho business teachers of SHS attended the Sbdh Annual Florid. Business Conference In Orlando. Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mies Msrths Simpeow, and ansa tieoocra atevens auenoed this conference put on by differ­ ent educational croupe la Flor­ ida. The main speaker was Dr. D. D, iMsaenberry, who was an au­ thor of a typing manual, lOtb Cen­ tury Typing.. He has taught b both hl*h school and eolbga. Thera were groups that dlacuaaod typing, business English, and other subject*. Thera vrtre, also toms good films. Wa ean be glad that oar bach* art can and are abb b go In such conferences. I# this way they can b a n atw things and batter meth­ ods of teaching their -abject*. W# appreciate the fa rt that all three Freshm an Forum too. bad be h u to move away from Sanford. You look so noble toge­ ther. At the dance this past Friday were seen Betsy and Gary Swatn. Don't they represent the fresh­ man class well? Am I seeing things or was Shiriey Jones really with Ray Hudson the other night? Now there la on* sensational ccuple. I think we should see more of that In the future. Amoret Speers and Barry St. Johns are see# together et all the social function* around S. H. S. Everyone Is glad to ace them to­ gether, especially the hand mem­ bers. Amoret sure knows how to pick them doesn't she. Have you heard Sandra Kadcr'a new nickname? Tell ua about It Hippo! Just bow did you acquire that one? Buddy Pester has chosen him­ self a sharp number this time. She's a dream In hit bock. Let's hear all about her again, Buddy. Are Linda Cannon and Alva Collins atll dating tach other? No one teems to know, especially them. Linda has been seen with other handiome fellows on cer­ tain occasions. I haven't seen AI with any other girls though. Just what la the deal you two. Do you fellas realise that Irma Jean Corley isn't going with any special boy now? Now’a your chance to get a d ab with her, so get on the move. Did any of you see Sandy An­ derson and Tony Gttman at the game against Seabreexe the other night? Don't they look nice to­ gether? And look at all those things he carries for her, even some of her sitter's things. Just who has who (her*. Kathy Carlo*, that gleam you developed last year for that one certain boy seems to bo going out What's up? Could It bo there is anolhtr man In the situation? Speaking of available*, It seemi that Helen Adams Isn't going steady anymore. If you fellas have your eyes open, you can so# she’s ■ nifty chick. Let's see a little action, boy*. . . . Have you heard? Kathleen Wood la going with Robert Garrett. Now there's a sharp looking couple, both of them being dolls. Robert is from Apopka. Which side of the football field did they sit on last Friday night? Kathy, It was left up to you to make It tho Sanford side. That'* all tho info—this week. Turn all your suggestions In to Delores Bailey. By Kelly Carlo* For my interview this Issue It was • hard decision to make be­ cause we have so many swell new personalities around but I finally choe* Charles Hall. Charles Hall, our new student this week, la a member of th* Junior class. He comes from Mer­ rimack, New Hampshire, where be attended • school strictly for boys (can you . Imagine (hat, gals?) Charles la # devoted hot md fan and ean give you all kinds of In(creating information, for those who ar# hep, that Is. He also takes the rock and roll In a big way and thinks Bo Diddly and Little Richard are the most. When asked how he liked S. H. S. he replied. "It's all right." Well, Just stick around, Charlie, my bey— we’re Just getting started. Remind me to ask your opinion a little later. As for our school spirit, ho thought that It was "really great” (In an Ed Sullivan manner). He seem* to be quit* studious, but I Just have a sneaky su<plclon th*t ha could be ■ real live wire— whatcha sty, gang? Ills ambition new la to attend the University of New Hampohlr* after finishing high school. Charier, It was real fun Interviewing you and lots of luck! DCT Member •J & w v \., * Chuck Wlcderhold, son ef Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Weldcrhold, Lake •‘ii; * ■;. Mary, la a member of Seminole 1 . vm * High School'* Diversified Cooper­ ative Training Program. Chuck Is, at tho present time, employed by tho Food Mart locat­ ed at Park Avenue and 25th Street in Sanford. Tho owner, Mr. Char­ les Atkinson, and the manager, Mr. Tony Tram* are cooperating fully with the school’* D.C.T. Program. The duties expected of Chuck aro learning the operation of the check out station, tho stocking of frosen food cases, and the oper­ ating of the produce department. He will be expected to become familiar with tile administration of CUSTOMER SERVICE IS IMPORTANT to thl« DCT Studont ,of Seminole High the store before the end ef the School. Bobby Wlcderhold (right) walla on MW. John L. Galloway a t th# Foodnmrt. This Important phna# la just a portion of th# work aa he learns by doing. (8taff Photo) school year. • >8$*. ' w m ■jr Sklrtey Jm #i T ie Varsity Team auw to fre#l Ode year. Hare ere a fa* epMeitt ef the freshman girl* conc o n k # their favorite players. Ethel Lee Riser—Cecil DiO» drldge, Number 10 Betsy Will.sms—Johnnv la pftfc ty good, (which one, Betsy? Annette Yaks—Gerald Jooea Pat Smith—Allan Svrelm Rose Mary Southward—RenniO Rusal Sandra Kadcr—Teddy Walker i Jody Ludwiff—Wayne JohaeUa f Deanna Nichole—Johnny Carter Sunny Skinner—Vernon Kbit , Susanna Jane*—Tommy Btstaet • Ntkl Ashby—Coach Figott sl By ANNETTE TATES This week In Who's Wh# . have a good looking freshmaa toy. He has beautiful brown eyes aa i blond hair. This lad aland# FTH1* tall and Is lean and lanky. H# I# on the football team. Ha go## steady with a cute freebmes girt -' and Is liked by rreryon#. D# ywa ' J have any Ideas about who 8# *##M be? -'.I;. J-JMm Answer far last week: 8# Kadcr. ■■y 1 Dear Ma, By Lisa Jane Dear Ma, Wal' here I am and boy I sure "enough'1 don’t know why. This "hsre" school la pretty crowded and "thorn thtra" nails are "plum" dangerous. One of these "here” days I'm ■ 'gonna give my ol* wild goose call and then l'U watch 'em scatter. "Boy an* howdy”, Ma but this ol' school must be “plum” Impor­ tant cause they’re >' gluing top talent for their chapel shows. I never hear'd tell of them but the man laid their names were the "Musical Monsters", An ding dang it all Ma, !fn they wern't midgstlll They sang a couple of aonga and twinkled on thalr git'tar* and left. One ol' boy came down the aisle screaming and # 'hollering (Ilka ?a did whea the o*w hkd triplets) about hla flatar*a singbg. Acd right when she cam* on th* aiage 1 knew that ah* Wasn't a girl. Che was a he. You so* Me, I'm ■ 'learning more then school work. Bom* of the riuba around here are "plum” crazy. Take for In­ stance tho Pep Club And Band. Vfcay bean ■ 'practising marching and l* playing at 1:00 In the morning. Now to ol' country gal Ilk# me that ain't early, but a lot of people aura do look tlatpy out there.. I figure they must be city dudes, Thera's # brainy club around her* that writes for our school pa. They call the meetva* the snailsm Club and. they ua* them User* mile frag nrerda that nobody understandi. But w* tell them they’re good and they go around happy. Yoa got U be careful with ties* tempermental artists, you kwmr. Th* Key Club's been a1 selling decals with Indiana oa ’em. I bought one becssiee I'm Undo sweet on this here one guy. I’m n' toping he'll take in# to an* ef the** here dance* after the foot­ ball games that th* Junior elasa la patting oa. Them eughter to fun, Wal* I guea# that’# about nQ Her now. Mn. Take ear# ad a y pet efcunk, Abigail, fag me. Lev# Yn, Id u J n n # ■ m ; w jl t ! • 1 '-V W . y . .1 * r ~S|f , *,_tM r • -. . 1 *• 4 ;v h Janelrwill* . -. A m - • k f . V ." r * -f V : G lam ourous B u lk y 100% wool with th# Jan# Irw lll magic touch! Sizes 31*40 in Whit#, Black, Astir# Bht#, Carnation Pink, Paean. 7.18 Jan# Irw lll’# Bulky Orion Cahllyan an l Hutching 100% Wool Botany fhutn#! sk irt. Colorai Whit#, Black, Bmpr#ao Bln#, Sugar Pink, Flag R#4, Spkt G#m. Bwaattr sb#nt 84*40. Skirt oIsm i 10-18 0.08 K ■ -' • Wash and wear this Pull Fashioned 100% Sup#r Orion H i* f cardigan by Jano Irw lll. Colon: White* Black, Lmpres# Bln#, Sugar Pink, BlagM B#lg#. Size# 34*40. r 1SJ8 • Accredited Charge Acounts Welcomed T h * co n ve rtib le A hooded Bulky cardigan of lOOft WhoL Hood converts to g:«Jfcr-wh«a uoi ta �m ur faith It tala: »• art >at Br CHARLES M. McCAXK fak ed h t u g u ff O u m f dea* The first clash betwen civil end military authority over the West German armed farces has result­ ed la a distinct defeat for the army. A brigadier general wbe refused to approve the promoUon of a staff officer in the defense minis­ try has been summarily dismis­ sed. hat A re Y o u r Interests? You Take A N e w sp a p e r...... You take a newspaper . . becauM you 0f sovernment. They get It, too. Your newttake an interest. An Interest in everything paper and all other newipepen report in g rtpg on about you now and in the future, detail on the divergent points of view. You in your community, our state, our nation, make up your mind. Maybe you write All these things big and little add up to w ty t your Congressman, maybe he attends a pub* we aie proud to call our way of life. lie meeting and hears expressions from 1 This article is a little chat with you—the dtUens. Your newspaper was the channel . reader of the daUy newspaper. You probably of communicating all this information to seldom thlntc about It b u t you are the m ost you> th e public. And don’t forget, no teleimportant element in the business of pub- v(a|on program ever reached as many peoHshing a newspaper. You taka a newspaper pi# a> the top wire service story out of our because you take an interest in people, places nation’s capital reaches svsry day through and things, what’s going on now and what’s 57,000,000 copies o f dally newspapers, likely to happen In the future. I t can and will Sometimes newspapers hava to move Into affect you end you want to know about it. tha news picture themselves, do more than AH those responsible for daily newspapers report what has happened. Sometimes they must gear all their efforts to satisfy your m # n#ed and make somethin* happen. If Interests. It had not been for the newspaper, a Your newspaper takes an interest in you high official in Illinois would still be stealing so it esn, anticipate and fulfill your reading public money instead of serving a jail term, desires. Only through meriting your sp- j f jt hadn't been for newspapers, a union proval can your newspaper grow. More1 leader would atm be enjoying the fruita of than 67,000.000 daily newspapers are bought an alliance with the underworld, every day. At least one dally and one SunThroughout the county, smaller 'news , day newspaper Tor every family Is printed papers are doing tha same kind of job sen’ gnd sold In the United States, and there la an |ng their readers. The newspaper of every additional copy for any family or Individuals gfe# and only the newspaper performs n who want one. service every day to the public which no Your Interest in what’s going in is pretty form of government has ever been able to broad. In fact it is so broad only a news- a#i up for the protection of its citizens. Your papsr can satisfy it. No abbreviated news- newspaper doesn't try to tell you what to cast or predigested news summary will do. think. Its editors! page explains, interpreThey won’t tell you about all the little things ts, tells you what tha newspaper believes in your community that add up to a lot of but always leaves it to you, the reador, to information you want. So you take an in­ make up our own mind. terest in all these things. You take a newspaper because you take Births, marriages and deaths are chroni­ an interest in many things. T hat includes cled faithfully in your newspaper. You put advertising. Many polls hava shown you th e clippings in your family scrapbook. Who want the advertising as an important part Over heard of a clipping from a TV prog. of your newspaper, it gives you information 1 ' gram* Big subjects, too, like religion ed- you are seeking and it is there for you to ucation, law enforcement, health mean a lot reed when it is convenient- for * you. to you. You want to know about them. Ed­ After a recent national survey of news­ ucation meana many things. I t means ac­ papers and their readers, Dr. George Gallup tion by the local school board on a new wrote "The evidence is overwhelming as to teacher for the third grade, an improvement the basic strength of the newspaper with to the school gym. Those things are” sp­ the American public." He found renders ecific, and you want your newspaper to tell especially interested in health, education, you about them. You ta k t an interest. financial ntws, personal opinions nnd per­ In Washington high government officials sonalities of people in the news. talk about a great debate on big Issues of All this adds up , . . You take a newspaper the day. They mean they want time to get because you take an interest . . . in every­ th e reaction of the public In our free form thing. (Roanoke (Va.) Times) Prepare Now For Asian Flu! Alt too often epidemics have struck w ith­ the Sick and Injured courts in their chap­ out warning, finding us unprepared. The ter program to Increase the number of class­ name cannot be said of Asian Flu. We know es available to Incorporate special Informa­ that this highly infectious disease Is im­ minent and ia expected to become critical tion concerning the care of Asian flu vic­ this winter. 1;he Red Cross tells us there tims in the home and to recommend to com­ are certain things we can do to be ready munity residents that at least one member of each household take the truining course. All for it. Asian Flu is a much teas lethal type of Red Cross chapters have been supplied with respiratory ailment than the Spanish in­ fact ahects containing pertinent information fluenza which swept the country in th e about the Aslan flu. Women nlrendy train­ dosing months of World War I and claimed ed an volunteer Red Cross nurse’s nidcs arc an estimated 635,000 lives. But the time to being alerted nnd, other women urged to enroll in the 40-hour nurse's aide training prepale for it is growing sh o rt Red Cross h is already set in motion its course qualifying them to assist profession­ contribution to an effective nation-wide al nurses in hospitals and clinics during community preparedness plan. The national outbreaks of the disease. There will be need organization has asked those Red Cross also for many trained Red Cross volunteers chapters that include the 14-hour Care of to transport patients to and from hospitals and clinics, to assist in prepanling and serv­ ing meals, and many other assignments. the Sanford Horald Onset of Aslan flu Is rapid, with fever M l M l r t i l l K ISV K<Ol.f~■«< f U l . h t r up to 103 or 104 degrees. But there Is no r . a l . , , 4 • • H , n < f l a t * m aM ar U r i a h , , 1 1 l * | ( a t reason for pnnic. The need Is for preparedt k f *1*1 Of l i r a a f l a n i a r d f l a r l f a , n a f r r l b # \r< a f • •* « » # * * •.» M a , r b 3 IS tb Page 4 - Thursday, Oct. 10, 1057 Don’t wait until the fever strikes. Good Food Important For Dad's Lunch Box ly WOMAN M. MMMitN, Ml. MOOT mothers know what then For variety, you ean add aoup should provide tn a child * lunch in a thirmo* bottle. Or, liuttgd of box. I’ve advised you countless'sandwiches, ones in a while you times on ths foods s growlng^can us* a fish salad or rhoppsd child needs. I'm aura other health meat aa tha main cours* or a writers have done the same. lunch box meal. B ut w h at ab o u t Pop? How Here's another thing to rsm iaabout hla lunch box? AU too fre­ bar: try to keep th* food is fresh quently. I'm afraid, a working and ss wholesome-looking aa is man seta off for tha plant with possible. nothing more than a soggy sand­ Wrap h Separately wich and usyb* a thermos of For example, tf you plan to In­ eoffss In hU lunch box. clude lettuce la th* aandwteh, Hands Props* Foods wrap th* lettuce separately. In­ Dad may not be growing much struct your spouse to add It to hla any more, but he still needs tha sandwich at lunchtime. proper foods to gtva him th* en­ Take Ume to plan Uveas lunch ergy to continue working. box metis so they win be a little Bvery day oach of us needs different every day. Lunchtime some of tho sovsn basis food for a working man ia a Urn* to groups to k ttp healthy. And just relax aad to forget th* tension of in ease you've forcottsn. 1st ms the job. Make sure y w weekteg remind you what the** foods art: man enjoys his food ao ho ean Laafy green and yellow vegeta­ relax happily. ble*; citrus fruit* and tomatoes: As a plant executive one* told potatoes and other vegetables and ta*. "A good lunch bow la a good fruit: milk, che***. lee cream; safety tfavtoc." meat, poultry, freeh eggs, dried beans and peas, nuts; bread, flour D .R.: W h at e a u te t itsk ta g and cereals aad butter or fortified around the rectum? margarine. A working man's lunch box Answer: flomettmte tha Itch­ ing ts due to paraattes such as should cany some of thee* items ptaworau In th* rectum. Inflec­ Typical Lunch tion ef the skill tround the asm* A good lunch would be a sand­ by ringworm or a fungus la a wich (or sandwich#*) of moat. common caooo. eggs or rhsoee, or a combination Other caaea are dee to eemtof these food*; raw fruit and veg• veg­ thtty to certain foods tn tha flUL etable; milk and a simple dessert Occasionally, infected pile* or an of sons k4d. agaj flMUX* may be responathi*. 1 Foreign News Commentary star boarder j ’ To make it worn from tha army viewpoint, the man who dismis­ sed him. Defense Minister Frans Josef Strauss, is s butcher'* tog. On tha surface the incident was a minor ooe. But it points up tha fact that Germsny, like Japan, la a historically militaristic country In which army men always have sought to run their show by themreives. YOU'RE TELLING ME! ■■ lion. Dcmocratx, of course, ought not to look at the problem large­ ly od tha basis of bow many Ne­ gro votes they ean get In the big cities. Please don't leek to the NAACP for guidance la thlf mat­ ter, but- rather call on mlnlstera of the gospel, businessmen, labor leaders—but please get them from the South as arell as other sec­ tions of the country. . . "Since you haye suggested a re­ turn to States’ Rights In certain WMDUTOi areas of Government, why not TO THE WHITE HOUSE -At return to States' Rights In the the height of the disturbance la lit­ administration of our public tle Rock, Congressman Matthews, schools? That’s all we In the South of Gainesville, wrote a four page are asking for In this matter. We letter to President Eisenhower on believe In the Jeffersonian ideal the subject. Here In the limited of States’ Rights, we believe the space of one column are the high­ a Republican form of govenunen, lights of that letter. (A copy of Constitution grsnts every sate Iho entire letter may be obtained we believe In the 10th Amend­ by writing to the congressman's ment to the Constitution, which office.) specifically state* that rights not "Dear Mr. President: . . . I am delegated to the Federal Govern­ writing about the terrible tragedy ment are reserved to the States. that has happened to the nation at I believe in these principles. I Little Rock and I think it is so im­ believe they are just aa sacred as portant that you tic advised not civil rights or any other rights only by the NAACP, “Satehmo" guaranteed by our Constitution. Armstrong, Mr. Brownell and Mr. "On the Commission that la sup­ Nixon, but also by representatives posed to study civil rights pro­ of some forty million of us who blems for the next two years live in the Dpep South. I kn«w you please appoint at least one Sou­ are going to have a conference therner with a Southern point of with tho southern Governors next view. Don’t stack tha Commission week, but please keep in mind that against us. Iho integration question has not "With kindest regards, I am been forced in some of our states, "Sincerely and Roiptctfully, so when it is forced you don't "BILLY MATTHEWS, M.G. know what attitude another sou­ "Ith District, Florida" thern Governor might take. "No matter what the decision of the Supreme Court fesardlng school segregation, or the con­ temptuous attitude of Judge D l‘ vies from North Dakota who It In »uch a hurry tn ser that ths Little Rock High School was In­ tegrated. the overwhelming ma­ jority of the pci/plc in the South feci that the matter of running their schools ts a slate and local responsibility. I share that feel­ ing with great conviction. . . "May I humbly and earnestly give the following thoughts about the future in connection with this grave problem o f school in egralion? "First of all. please tell Mr. Brownell and Mr. Nlxcm to pro­ ceed with caution. Tell Mr. Bro­ wnell to plead with the Federal Judges to give every American I citixen his day In court. Let's have ' no more of the contemptuous haste of Judge Davies. If admitted ra-| plats and communists must be arraigned immediately, can't we at least have the same treatment for white citizens of America?. . , "May I auggost that this whole matter be taken out of politics. Please again tell Mr. Nixon and others of your party that we ought not to try to make Moslem Re­ publicans ou of this tragic situa- - — By WtUIAM W " — Csntnt P rtst Writer EBB W H IM Ntlaoa Rock#- poeelbte. It might feller of THX Rockefeller family geats the man at the am t teak - to name their new Interested la keeping tha la Brooklyn. Bren if me Fort Kaos Field. don’t move to U A., 1 t 1 any* Baflok Duakopf. Usings may Hatoo «#0 ktrtsfler M d Us t u n out oUJ right for irgrrsrir—* elect lose is Ne! 1 I vesiber imttsd #/ MffUmSsr. FrsrieneHr, taut* Jf. Wotfssm Beta# m petUfcal Urxm*1tr must reported to ham sfftrtd U have gotten monotone**. Ian /or the team. Jfa other ! t t hnneh sf f w u ever had it Atom new enet $1 in t t I Atoear. eemedto# to a Tha Bo0*i re may • tort ef eapoaeot ^ , mmatl nr Med to ton h i m km to*y am A Ure pony woo mailed aad to toe heart* af i delivered by the poo* office eC l t t BheuM the Dodgers remain to Quorn, rrg*—" That definitely U have beta a Brooklyn hut move lata a pala­ tial aaw ball park, aa now Try and Stop Mo •B y B E N N IT T C E R FEP. b r o o k s HAYS, of Arkansas, tells this story about R a meeting of a ladles' club (mostly wlvee of U. S. con­ gressmen) In Washington, D. C. Tho treasurer, more cheer-1 Rearmament Risk It points op lb s rite fact tha* in rearming West Germany and Japan the Western Allies are tak­ ing a calculated risk. At the pre­ sent stage af world history, tho ( threat of Communist aggression Is much worse thin the threat at the possible revival of German and Japanese militarism. The Incident of the g crv ret\ dismissal was sotnetiwng new uT German military history. In the old days, th* Prussian generals of the German armed forced regard­ ed themselves as above civil au­ thority, and they really were. Hitler succeeded In making him- , self the supreme authority during the days of Nazism. But the army never accepted him In fact and memben of the general staff took the leadinr part ia the attempt to assassinate Mm In July 30,1S44. Staxss U Boat Chtneelor Konrad Adenauer and hla colleagues made every effort, In their program of rearmament, to insure firm civil control of the armed forces. There is no com- i mander ln chlef, nor are there in­ dividual eomanden In chief for the army, navy and air force. Strauss Is the boss. In a statement on the Incident Strauss said that all employes of the armed forces Including sold­ iers are subordinate to political authority. He said that no in­ ference should be drawn from the Incident on the relationshlo bet- . ween 'the military and civilian ' parts of the armed forces." Nevertheless, thst relationship Is likely to arise again. It would b# miraculous if, within a few years the centuriea-loog militar­ istic tradition of Germany and Japaa eould be wiped out. ful and unperturbed than one might expect under the circumstances, reported a steadily mounting deficit. One member promptly de­ manded tho floor to pro­ pose, "Let’s contribute our ' entire deficit to the Red | Cram” Another member didn't like this idea at alL "The Red Cross does a good job,” aha conceded, "but the Sal­ vation Army needs help, too. I propose, therefore, that we give 30 per cent of our deficit to the Red Cross and tha other 73 per cent to th* Salvation Army!" 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Tickets are available a. tho Sanford Herald- * Hospital Auxiliary Will Have General Meeting Tuesday TEACHERS E&JOY SUPPER a t the Annual Teacher’s party at the Sanford Woman’s Club Tuesday night. Left to right. R. T. Milwec, county supt. of cd., Mrs. Prcaton There will he a rencral meeting R. Stephenson^ a teacher at Westslde School, and Mrs. Margaret Reynolds principal of the Woman’a Auxiliary of the of Pinecrest School. (Photo by Bergstrom) Seminole Memorial Hospital Octo­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ber IS. at 8:00 P. M. Following the reports and announcements.1 there will be a social hour, v The meeting will bo held at the | Jewish Community Center oni East Sixteanth SL All members j of the Auxiliary are ur*ed to! The Annual Teacher’s Party wa« come. A board meeting will be given at the Sanford Woman's held before the* general '"acting Club Tuesday night. Sponsored by at 7:00 P. M. the American Homo Department of the Woman’s Club, Iho covered dish supper has become an im­ portant event In tho social rela­ tionship between the teachers and the members of the Sanforl Wo­ w The recently formed Royal man’s Club. Arch Widows gave a covered dish Mrs. John Kader was chairman supper Tuesday night for their of the supper party. Hostesses husbands, the Royal Arch Ma­ with her were Mrs. William Locksons, In the Masonic Temple. On ard, Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs. the supper committee were Mrs. Earl Van Fleet, Mrs. H. H. drier, Fred SUne, Mrs. Frank Miller Mrs. Lamar Echols, Mra. J. D. and Mrs. Hasky Wight. Carlton, and Mrs. Hob CaruthAfter the dinner, the men had ers. their business meeting. The Royal The long tables were decorated Arch Widows played games ar- with fern and hibiscus. TTie serv­ 4 ranged by Mrs. L. T. Sheppard ing tables were bright with hibis­ and Mrs. Lennie Moye. cus, fern and croton leaves. Yel­ The next meeting will be held low candles In crystal holders illu­ November 12 at 6:30 P. M. at minated the serving tables. There the Masonic Temple. President vns a largo variety of delicious of thp Royal Arch Widows, Mrs. llahes. Fred Stine has stated that all About 140 were served. Mrs. wives, daughters, widows and N. B. Farmer, president of the sisters of Royal Arch Masons are Sanford Woman's Club, and Mrs. ellrlbla for membership In the J. P. Wilson, chairman of the American Home Department, wel­ Royal Arch Widows. Annual Teachers Party Given At Sanford Womans Club a Royal Arch Widows # Supper Tuesday Church Calendar THURSDAY comed the teachers. The door A meeting of the Cub Scout prize was won by Major Joe Da­ Committee cf the First Presby vis. Other drawings were won by terian Church will be held In tho Mrs. Roger Harris, Mrs. Margue­ ’ducaUonal Building of the Church rite Paul, Mrs. James Grant, d 7:30 P. M. Mrs. Guy Allen, Sirs. Andrew The deacons of the First PresBracken, and Mrs. Jim Riser. All byterian Church will meet In the the teachers received favors. Session Room at 7:43 P. St. The program was under the di­ FRIDAY rection of Mrs. J. D. Carlton. Episcopal Deanery meeting at Mrs. Jcim Dotard sang two songs, Holy Cross Episcopal Church at followed by Dick Aiken with two. 10:00 A. SI. Luncheon will bo Both were accompanied on the served. Women of Holy Cross will piano by Roger Harris. be the hostesses. Mrs. Wilson announced that Ihe next project of the American Heme Department would be the j fashion show and Womanless i Wedding to be given at the Pinecrest School, November L Memorial Service Held By Chapter For Mrs. P. Marz Happy Birthday Mrs. L. A. Brumlcy C. R. Bowes Mrs. E. B. Kennedy Mrs.;Sue Stevenson Harold If. Appleby The News By VIRGINIA CONN. Society M ie r Wednesday, October 18 will be a Frank Mebane, rasplendant in night to remember. At this time sDlped blaxcr, will be the M. C. show. Cheerleaders of there will be a B Squad football for the game at Seminole High School. twenties vintage will whirl and During tho half the show will be scream with the best of the pres­ put on by old-timers, some of ent day. Pete and John Sehirard them authentic, some aging aw­ will dust off their old band in­ fully fast, but all enthusiastic. struments and render a little During the twenties, Hugh Whet- rousing marching music. Flap­ chel coached the football team. pers will Charleston with glee aa Hugh is auch a wonderful young their teams run* with the pigskin, looking person, that I know he and the triumphant team will be will not mind being dated. Hugh carried off the field In an appro­ wilt function Wednesday night In priate touring car. In addition to his old capacity. the entertainment, the game should bo exciting. A concession •land with good food and cotfee will be conveniently placed. The whole deal Is for Ihe P. T. A. (and arranged by aamc), o 1 the Seminole High School, under THURSDAY the able direction of the presi­ The lxora and Aralea Circles will dent, Syd Sehirard. Hope you meet at the home of Mra. Elsie plan to attend. I wouldn't mlsa Vlhlen, Grape villa Nursery at 8:30 1L p.m. A ham dinner will bo served Jane Phillips fed Adelaide Mos­ and films on roses shown. All es, CamyBruee and Joe SJrmes members will be contacted. spaghetti last night, after which HermucalUa Circle of the Sanford the four played bridge- Roy Sy­ Garden Club will meet with the mes Is expected baek around the Azalea Circle at 6:30 at the Grape­ twenty-second of this month. vine Nursery. In case of rain, will At this time. I sincerely hope meet at the Canning Kitchen. A that VAH-9 and VAH-ll will be covered dish supper will be serv­ baek too. A glimpse at LIFE ma­ ed. gazine this week may gtvo you a The Sanford Home Demonstra­ slight Idea as to the enormity of tion Club will meet at the Council the operation In which they have Center on Geneva Ave. at 8:00 been participating. Tero Is no p.m. with Mra. C. M. Flower* as doubt but what they have accom­ tho hostess. The program will bo plished many ''firsts'* about which on jelly making. Mrs. J. L. Clarne, no one will ever hear. Mrs. Leeper and Mrs. Azzarello will give Ihe demonstration. Tho public is invited. Ihe Sanford Grammar School P. T. A. will met at 8:30 P. M. There will be an explanation of Wadley. Ala.. Oct. 10: the new report cart system. Members of the college studentCentral circle of the Sanford faculty committee* were announc­ Garden club will meet Thursday ed today hy Dr. A. R. Van Cleave, morning at 9:30 at the home of dean of the Southern Union Col­ Mr. Francis E. BoD, 1101 Park lege. Axe. Student member* are appoint­ The Sanford Grammar School ed by the administration. will have a P-TA meeting at 8:00 Committees are: P.M. All parents are urged to Spiritual Life — (Faculty) come, as there will be an explan­ Mis* Jo Peacock, chairman; Carl ation of the report card grading. J. Landes; (Students) Charles There will be an executive board Hazel, Wadley; Carol Murphy, Wa meeting at 7:13 In the school li­ tarbury, Connecticut; John Atkin­ brary. son. St. Petersburg, Florida. FRIDAY Assembly — (Faculty) L. L. The Rose Circle of the Sanford James, chaBman; Robert M. Sanford Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Charles Lawson on Cameron Ave. at 9:43 A- M. Tho subject of the program will be or­ chids. J . Carter Member Of S.U.C. Council A mrmorlal service was held Tuesday morning for Mrs. Philip Marx, by tho Norman de Vere Ho­ ward Chapter o f the United Daughters of Ihe Confederacy. The service was held at the home of n r * . George Harden, 1300 S. Magnolia Ave. The Lord's prayer In unison open ed tho service. Mrs. Harden sang Circle No. 4 of tho W.S.C.S. “Abide with Me” , and “ In the Sweet By and By", accompanied met Tuesday at the home of Mrs, on the piano by Mrs. F. E. Ron- C. L. Wants. Mr*. E- C. William* gave the devotional. The study mill,it Sr. The requiem for Mrs. Mari was was presented hy Mrs. W S. Hig­ read by .Mrs. Roumillat. Mrs. W. ginbotham on “Such a Lord'*. Announcements were made end E. Kirby read the resolution of respect presented hy the resolu­ routine huslncsa matters settledserved by tion committee, which l« com­ Refreshments were posed of Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. Zi-b tho hostess tu the ten member* Ratliff and Mrs. C. P. Herndon. ! present. Next meeting will be Present for the service were 1 held at the home of Mrs. Robert Philip M an and Mrs. O. E. Mc­ Parker, West First St. Call. Mrs. Marz' sister. Others attending were Mrs. Minnie Jones, Mrs. L. A. Brumley, Mr*. G. D. Mrs. C. A. Adams, Mrs. A. II. Bishop, Mrs. D. D. Caldwell, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. W, R. Dysim, Mrs. A. K. Kosscller, ini Mrs. G. M. W, C. Hill. Mrs. J . II. Trulork, McCaskllt. Circle 4 W.S.C.S. Meets At Wallis Home On Tuesday BABY BIIC1IAEL COTTER reaches for one of the toys given him at a shower Wednesday morning a t the C.P.O. club. Pictured with Michael is his mother, Mrs. William Cotter (Bergstrom photo by Goetz) ★ ★ ★ it it it Surprise Shower Given Wed. For Little Michael Cotter A baby shower was given Wed­ who was adopted last AufuJt Sy nesday morning at the C. P. O. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Cotter. Club for little Michael Cotter, Mr. Cotter D a Chief Storekeepei In Supply at N. A'. S. Sanford. Adams (Students) It. Louts Bon­ Friends and neighbors joined to ner, Langdalc, Ala., James What­ ley, Alexander City, Ala-, Martin gelher to honor the baby. A buffet luncheon was served from a table Edge, Wadley. Social Committee — (Faculty) decorated with greenery, htblaeui Nofflctt D. Williams, chairman; and rubber toya. Michael received James C. Rollins; Mrs. Buford a gift certificate from Bergstrom Bishop; (Students) Otis Aberna­ Photo Studios, aa well aa the play thy, Lanctt, Ala., Jack Hill, La­ thing*. fayette, Ala., Denada Cecil, Rob­ Atending were Mrs. Dorothy bins, Tennessee; Wanda Newsome, Talladega, Ala. Cotter, Mr*. Vera Green, Mra. Health and Safety Committee — Betty Brlnn, Mrs. Connie Stephen (Faculty) Earl J. Bentley, chair­ ton, Mr*. Marie Illppa, Mr*. Ma­ man; Mra. Carl J. Landes; (Stu­ rie Boynton, Mr*. Marie Sundval], dents) John C. Carter, Sanford, Florida; Norma Heikklla, Fitch­ Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mrs. Helen burg, Massachusetts; Gene J. Smith, Mra. Roby Hofcheekcr, and Mra. Esther Walton. Watson, Georgians, Ala. the Chatham Blanket MEMBERS OF THE SANFORD WOMAN’S CLUB s e n e the teachers nt the party given Tuesday nt the clubhouse of Oak Ave. Left to right, Mrs. Bob K am a. Mrs, J. P. Wilson, Ch. American Home Department, Mrs. Earl Van Fleet. 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Yards of chiffon, rets, pure silk taffetas Sl crepes are designed in provocative styles 'for new luxury and lightwelglu warmth. Easiest blanket on earth to care tor, too. Washes with* out shrinking or losing its fluffy nap, dries fast, is completely mothproof, wears and wears. Bound with 6Vi" 1007o nylon, which means bound to.last. Wide choice of decorator colorfi vyiaAij. - fcAihsji'A “Featuring Fashions Jost For You** 200 N. Park Ave. FA 2*2383 5A N FO R D “Use Our Layaway Plan** �Over Notre Sy WAYNE tOIERTSv ■ W-jrtir Mate*. I m A n r addsmakara at the i.f H ftillitirl yifM gf Mat* at six-paint favorite* over Michigan ia thalr canton at Am Alta r. Tab g n at, expand to draw a crowd af raort than 100,OOP, wiQ pit aarend-rankad Miehtgaa Mato against tfca ftflk-rankad Welierteea la a Big tea teat A nar, raakad eighth bjr tka United Press Board of Coaehaa, te undefeated ia tea aterte Uda jrtar, aa aro Am Irtefc, wko ara tied tar llth ia tea ratiaga. Tka contest, regionally talaviaad, will alaa attract aoaa 100AM fana to PhOndaipfcU’g hug* Mnateipal gtadfum. AH othor top team* wfll aw ac­ tion on Saturday with Oklahoma, No. 1 ia tha nation, beading tha list as M-poiat favorites over Taxas. T ails AAM third la u potato ovar Houston; Minnesota fourth it • ovar Northwestern; Oregon Mato sixth la IS over Idaho; Duke seventh la 1 ovar Blco; Iowa ninth la SO ovar Indiana; aad Auburn By OfCAB FRALEY ■1—as—A , a . y , wnr-Aa—— 10th to IS ovar Kentucky, v iiifi m w v p n ii w n n f NEW YOBK v — FraloVs fol­ Throe Midwestern game* are lies and tha weekend football even—Wlaeonafcn-Purdua, Detroit* “winners”—aloog with mom of Wichita aad Cincinnati — Xavier tho inevitable "now records" Ohio. which have been set in tha World Ia Friday night games, South­ ern Methodist la IS ever Missouri. Series to date. Miami of Florida b favored by T Gama .of tho Week Michigan State over Michigan— points mar North Carolina and TuThis la always o m at those tradi­ lana ib rated v point better thaa tional dog fights. But tho Spartans have too much speed, power and versatility for a Michigan eleven which has exploitable lino weakncsea, Practice Tn a eonvariation with coach. Jim Hgfltt ha stated Cut the r e ­ gularly srbedulad game with Co­ coa had been called ett aad will be playvd Doc. f. This flu has stricken th* entire team to some extent and has slowed the pace at the much needed drills. M __ | While Urn pace ia slewed to some Golf Association «tont, 1st us analyse just some m m ) The tour*! °* the reasons for the recent sue* iI MM nine holes, one- eeaaM ot^ ^ Beminolts. noses, one*. ^ # great deal of Golf Toumamen! Winners Revealed won bv Jo. MeI. Both Hereon, Smith, a **- D , Low nulls want „ 1 raiment has lew i using handicap. Pr*lM »h*ikl go to tha outetaad^g Job coaches Plgott and Undo hMrt d * * wtUl Plgott *>•» taken charge of tta football situation in Sanford and baa done A Mtew who • " fT f" * ' * *«««•"«/ to over­ look la Davo Lauds. Dave’s eoniirnemant w ill bo Miration te the teams success is m worst hotel," «R>aDy as great as Plgotts. Dave , and using ban- |« » • vary keen knowledge foot. , hall and has done a remarkable T n Sooners, Michigan T o p U. P. Ratings ZAirr Army over Notre Damo—And now for tho m w records. Princeton over Penn — Most games 1 bratwurst outsold hotdogs. Pitt over Nebraska — Most Usen 1 blown to crowd: Casay Sten­ gel. Colgate over Rutgers — Most gsmss I both teams showed up at Milwaukee. Alio: Cornell over Syracuse, Dartmouth ovar Brown, Penn State over W. A M., Yale over BROWNS NOT INTERESTED CLEVELAND « — Coach Paul Brown of Cleveland has knocked down reporta that the Browns are Interested In obtaining quarter­ back Ronnie Knox from tho Chi"*rn*” bV? ^ r b I'rirrt.b"-' ■*• HUS ACT1IU Natalie Wood, 19, la shown outside th* Superb* Court In Los Angeles after sh* won legal approval of a »1M weekly salary boost from her studio employer. She wu re­ ceiving 9300 a waak lor the first year at a seven-year coutrart high o rtr Gettysburg and Wait Virginia ovar Boston U. The South Miami over North Carolina — Most time fixxcd cap, belt, pants and unmautlonablas: Law Bur­ dette. Iowa arlr Indiana—Mari rabid Georgia over Tulsna — Most fans, on* toning: Milwaukee. timei sung anthem at opanar: Ohio State over Illinois — Mori Lucy Monroe. rabid fans, o m series: Milwaukee, Georgia Tech over ISU — Moit Also: Kansas over Iowa Bute, eomertaulte, at Milwaukee, on# Holy CToes. over Marquette, De­ troit ovor Wichita, Cincinnati over Auburn over Kentucky — Moat Xavlsr. qsmes, no left-handed shortstops. Record held by many. Navy over California—Most free Also: Clemaon over Virginia, peanuts, l press bet: Milwaukee. Mississippi over Vanderbilt, Mary­ UCLA over Washington—Fewest land over Wake Forest, Minis,Ip. free peanuts, X press Box* New 2 ,0Yer Ark,n,»* state. York. South Carolina ove%Furmsn. TinOregon State ever Idaho—Mori ncssee over Chattanooga, Vlllano f t a hotdogs. 1 press box: Milwau­ va over VPI. kee. The Midwest Also: Washington State over Stanford, Cotorido over Arisons and COP over Kansas State. Tka SoathWari Oklahoma ovar T a m — Fewest run*, l gams, Yankees 0; record held by many. RJcs ever Duke — Mori headscratching on .pinch hitters i Casay Stengel. Baylor ovar Arkansas — Mori shoe polish, 1 series t Nippy Jonas. Also: Texas Aggies over Hous­ ton, TCU over Alabama and Ok­ lahoma State over Tulsa. By J 0 6 I H I C. KOENENN United P e rn Sparta Writer CHAPEL m m N. C., Ol — Ha's sock g pessimist that be would shod team at fear if hla boys w an playing Vastar. Ha wa« only taro games ia his new Job last rear and lost those whan H turned nut that o m player was tnaUgtbte. Ho stifferod through tho first losing Mason aver hut ain«wi la hla thick Carollaa drawl that "things bar* a way at awning Ha's Jim Tatum of North Caro­ lina, tho United Press Coach of tho Weak after hla Tarheels pulled a UrT upset of Navy, a two-touchdown favorite and possibly tha bast team la the East. Sunny Jim, a mldwtfs at the birth at tha split T, confessed that North Carolina "was more ready for Navy than any opponent the last two years." # Made Own Breaks "We thought we were In a very* good position to upset a fine team," ha said. "On Friday, I knew every boy wanted to get In this fa n s because they could see such a good opportunity for me. We got unusually good breaks but our boys made them. Extra ef* forts by our players won the game —-that plus scouting reports and hard work by our staff." Tha colorful. 41-year-old Tatum, a native of McCall, S. C., Is on tha spot at Carolina, when he played tackle under Carl Snavcly In tha mid 1930’s and served aa head coach la 1942 before enter­ ing the Navy. Ha beeama top man at Okla* homa In 1*46 and started the 8ooner -dynasty which continues to this day. ,Tben tho soft-spoken Tatum moved on to Maryland for nlno glorious years whleh pro* dueed one national champion 1953, five bow! teams and n reputation as a master of both the split T offsnse and every conceivable de* tense. Now Mom Dividends Big Jim ntum ed borne to Caro­ lina last year and had the mlseriss. But hla own css *rless work and organisational ability has started to pay dividends. Back in hit service days. Tatum and Bud Wilkinson, the present Oklahoma coach, wero assistants to Don Faurot, the old Missouri master, and perfected tha split T at Iowa Pre-Flight. Tatum, hardly taking tlmo to celebrate the upset of Navy, ex­ pects a "tough game" this Satur­ day against Miami of Florlds. Ha Indicated his defense, which was geared to stop Navy’s passing last week and made five Inetercaptions, will concentrate on the Miami "belly M ries." "The greatest way in the world te build character Is winning foot­ ball," Big Jim said. "Losing re­ sults in aa Inferiority complex." IBC CHANGES POLICY NEW YORK SR — The International Boxing Club said K would schedule 10-round semifinals In an efofrt to develop main-event boxers. Th# new policy starts Oct 19 with Tony DiBlas* and Tony DeCola in a 10-round semifinal under th# Rory Calhoun-Rocky Castellan! main event LA ST SHOWING 1 teta to tka nftarnoo* at tka 1 tklrd day. Colon*! Randall had Randall ahovad * pair of field mnalnad la hi* quarter* all thra* Digging out btgaa te earnest glasses into Chaffs hand* with day* down with a luary cheat 1th* next morning* Trenches be­ th* single word. "Hera." Thera 1tween each building were cleared, cold, hi* wife Mid. waa a lull In th* firing, and Ran* Chad Endicott, to om 1w—fct"g communication within the ii,n demanded, "What ia th* devil at tha hlftfhhmiara. looked out tort nearly normal. Outside the ■icreea tha m ow • a & o th a ra d palisade, snow lay unevenly on a r t they up to?" :>ralrte. Bran th* rlrtr, aitent and the 1 ground. High spots were near* Chad said. "One of tha bucks notlonicao, waa aa whit* a* th* ly bare, while gullies and low baa a sledge. He's pounding on places were filled tn, making the th* MW." .and on both aides ot it tend seem unnaturally level. 8tUl -Theyre wracking the placc!" Chad thought about th* Sioux the sky remained ominously fUadall shouted. "Wrecking /tt, 1 with asora respect tkaa ha had Mai.tr tall you. You've got to get them arm given than bafor*. It waa a Just after the noon meal when miraela that th* Indiana could Chad was returning to hla quar­ out of there! Oet that twelva* Ur* through a stone like this ters, Sack came up behind him. pounder loaded with grape." A moment later the gun roared when they bad only a ■kin-cover- "Please, officer, eould you dearact and then recoiled sharply. Th# *d tope* for protection. me to . . . " That evening the door to bis Ha waa Interrupted by a ahrin quartern waa tang open and Sack yell from one of tha blockhouses. Cubberly earn* in, stomping mow "Injuns! A million of 'em!" from hla feet. He slammed the Chad and Zack ran along the door abut, then bowed to Chad trench to tha ladder and clam­ with mock courtesy. bered up to th* sentry-* Pori. •■Sorry. Lootlaant, but a man Staring across tha frozen terrain, can't atop to knock, even for on* they saw n dozen Sioux brave* of you high-toned officer*. Not on heading for Colonel Randall's cberlahad sawmill. a night like thla." Chad laid down hit pan. “Well, Zack leaned forward and spit you're taking a big chance. For a brown stream through th* loop* an you know, 1 might not have hots "Now ain't thet terrible, tha bean prepared to receive guests." Cunnel laid up In bed tick like U.* "Too ain’t, now that I get a bt Men poured out of the bar* good look at you. Whiaker* Ilka racks, their rifle* high a Missouri trapper. Drcssed like to keepcarrying m o w out of the muxxles. board side* aad sending splinters a squaw with that huffier robe Colonel Randall emerged from hla flying Into the air. After th* a r e wrapped round you." quarters, buttoning hla fur coat and shot, th* Indiana took covar. Sack wiped hla mouth with tha aa ha ran toward tha blockhouse. Now th* gunners ware shooting back of hla hand. "The Cunnel'» "What’s thla about Indiana?" at nothing more than th* long aa ornery lately aa a grtzxly with he shouted as h* climbed Into th* ■had which housed Randall's tha mump*." ■mall, iterated square. Ha stared prized mw. **Ha ha* baen a little touchy," accusingly at Chad aa If h# Randall Mapped, "Endicott," Chad tuned to him. "Tea, Mr.* Chad agreed. "You haven’t helped thought thin were aom* sort of a TU not see my mill chawed up any, either." prank. * "Mat" Sack slapped hla leg and Randan wheeled to the loop­ with grapa whlla tho*# Indiana M* laughed. "Wall, mebb* I ain't. hole and began to curse. The out of rang* and watch t t We’re £ But Jest what's stuck la hla dozen Indians Chad had first seen ■going to try a little attack to re erawl" had turned Into forty or fifty, an tagy ourselves." Randall, Ignoring tha amen d Chad said, "to th* first place, of them romping through the ha thinks tha men ought to be sawmill like n bunch of J»ys the expression on Chaffs lac*, hur­ ried on, "Wa’re only Mventy more military, to th* second day school was let out place, ha thinks 1 ought to see to "All right lieutenant" Ran* man, and they any a man's a foot It that they are." Chad winked at (tail barked. "Let's get a little to divtda an Inferior fores, tori Zack. "Th* Colonel figures that fire going on soma of those In* Lea did It at Chaneettonrvilte aad what we raally need around here dlana Get ’em out of my saw­ beat Hooker. We’D give It a try. I think I can hold th* fort with la something to keep th* men mill!" occupied." Chad ran to the men who ware twenty men. That will gtva you "What does tha fool want, a lined up along a platform fasten­ fifty to work with. I want you HotT" Zack demanded. ed to tha palisade, which gave to circle that bunch and drtra ^ "Randall's scared." Chad scowl­ them sufficient Haight to rest them Into n a g s at our twatvsed. "When a man who haja’t their rifle* In th* loopholes of tha pounden.1* Chad was aitent "WaW gtvs ■ dona anything In th* fleld get* In stockada. a pinch, h* fella back on Regu­ "Sergeant Anderson, th* Col­ a try," Randall had Mid. "Wa." lation*. It's all ha can da And onel want* tha Indiana driven out And you. Lieutenant, win go osri th* tougher the going gets, th* of the Mwmllt. Have your men and dl* trying, and when tha In* dlana bar* taken your scalp, tha harder he runs for the book." keep a steady fir* on !L" "Shore ha's scared," Zack said, As tha rifles began to pop, Colonel win write a report than "but he's acareder than be ought* Anderson cams back wbers Chad "sc* tried." *r be." waa standing. "No us*, lieuten­ Chad looked Randall to 9ha Zack got up. *Tvt gutter git ant Pon't reckon we're In range. ryea. H* said, "Yea, Mr." over to th* barracks. Soma of the AH we can do la to make a lot o' boys Agger they can play poker notes" and I aim to teach 'em a few of "1 know It" Chad said. "Tm th* fin* points." He slapped hlai hist following orders" Are Off To Rousing Start By EARL WRIGHT United Press Sports Writer The rookies ara off to a rousing start in the National Football Lea*gue this season. Before the campaign began, soma observers said the 1957 NFL rookie crop wa* a poor ono. But tha first two weeks of action In­ dicate* the first-year players may be ona of tha best groups to Join the pro league In recent years. Rookies already are playing val­ uable roles for most teams. Eleven of the 31 touchdowns scored so far have been made by first-year mtn. Philadelphia and Washington ara depending heavily on rookies and will test them against top- flight opposition this Sunday. The Eagles 0-2 play the Browns 2-0 at Cleveland while the Redskins 1-1 entertain the champion Giants 1-1 at Washington. The Browns are favored by seven point# and the Giants by six. In Sunday’s other same*, the Bears 0-3 are 7‘k point choices to beat the San Francises FortyNiners M at Chicago: the Llonn 1-1 are favored over the Las An­ gelo*, Rama 1-X by one point at Detrcit; the Baltimore Colts 2-0 are favored by the same margin against tha Green Bay Packers 1-1 at Milwaukee, and the Chicago Cardinal! 1-1 and Steelers 1-X are rated even at Pittsburgh. 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Phene PA 2-1161 it will nay YOU to see us uerore Efficiency Apt, Alr-condlUnn A BRA1LEY ODHAM, P rig . you buy. Open Evenings and Sundays. TV Optional. Hlway 17AM SoEASTSIDE TRAILER SALES City limit*. Slumbarland Court. Palatka, Fla. MODERN 4- bedroom, 2 Commercial building i o r r t n t j j bath Dome in quiet reitCompare Before You Buy tale. 406 W. Flrat, Phona FA dentlal tection. Kitchen AUTO M ART equipped for efficiency 2-6037. with disposal. dish weth­ 201 8. Sanford Ave. FA 2-64JS er, exhaust fan. and lot* Furnished 2 room apartment Need a good rood 2nd car car?7 of cabinet tpace. Priced with bath. All private. FA SEE RAY HERRON to sell, 310.950.00. Term*. 2-4003. Your Pontiac Saloiman W. H. “BILL" STAMPER Apartment*— Furnlahed or unNew and Used Cars - a Imnaer furbished. Both upper A lower. 2-9231 or after 6 p. m 70.4 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA Atioe. Guy Allea. Gretehoa HaU, Ph.PAPA2-2*93. 301 West First St. Arietta Price. Everett Harper 2-2936 alter 3 p. m Phone FA 2-4991 l i t N. Parti 1943 Studehaker, 6 yard dump, 2 Bedroom furnished apartment, new engine, A-l Condition. J35.00. 906 Elm Ava. CaU FA BUY DIRECT dltsel road grader, 2-1269._____________________ Beautiful new 3 bedroom home, Adsmi reedy to go. Laralne dragline. l>* baths. Worth 312,W0. Only K yard bucket, will sell or Two room furnished cotta*e Ap' Only J9.9H5. • 1995 Down trade all or portion. Call FA ply 2619 Orlando Dr. i 2*4445. Monthly payment* less then i Furnlihed ra n g e apartment. Ph rent Monna Jervl*. F A2-1I10. i FA 2*2100. ___ DON’S COVER SHOP 2 bedroom cement block house, Automobile Interior Decorator Garage apartment, 1401 Oak. Seat Covert — Truck Seat* furnished. Nolan Rd. PA 2-6060 I Private entrance, modern (urnlih- HAVE YOU SEEN ANYTHINO At Willie Pontiac—301 W. lit. I. ed bedroom. Th. FA --3810. TO TOP THIS! . FINANCE your now car with I ban from the Florida Slate FOR RENT OR BALL: 2 badroora Built on a 140* x 1 0 5 'lot In Loch Arbor section naar Country Bank of 8enfotd. I CB home. Kitchen equipped. 75 I *140’ lot. new lawn. TV Anten­ Club, thl* beautiful Ranch Style 14’ Glider bouietraller. PuUy home features 3 ipaeleus bed­ I na. Screened-ln porch 2427 •quipped, clean, good condition. room*, 2 bath*, foreed air heatI. Princton Ava. Ph. FA 2-3443 af Ph. fA 2-0990. in* system, Florida Room, dou­ I * ter 3 :30.__________________ I ble carport and large utility 1954 Austin Hesly, radio k heater. L a m 2 bedroom furnished *pL room. You can buy tu s beauty Recent 60 Tota Lacquer finish. monthly. 1703 Magnolia. for 114.975.00. with 12.975.00 Excellent condition. Only 9149$. m y|vi down. See us today, Semuola Ph. FA 24906 after 3 p. m. Clean 2 room furnlihed apart' Realty. 1901 Park Ava, PA Must sell by llth. ment. d a te to town. 934 mo. 2-5232. Ph. FA 2-6261. 24' x I ' Portable cabana with e*is a p* pass to tha Movieland terior plywood. Can be seen at Furnished apartment. T r i v a t a, This Is Ride-In for Susan Day. Eap. Frames Trailer Park. first floor. Vary nice for re­ date Oct. 19, 1967. . fined couple. 1506 W. 3rd 8L I 1 11—BOATS end MOTORS « _ RKa L ESTATE F 6 k tiALE ROSA L. PAYTON J Oliver Ead Of Beaten Seta Registered Real Estate Broker 9V5HP Wei 9177.95 Now 9161.93 BUILDER k CONTRACTOR Assoc. Alberta J. Hall A 6 HP 1221.00 9206.00 f I E. BATTF.N William E- Herschel 9299.60 3249.60 1' 116 S. French Ave. — FA 2-3714 Ph FA 2-1301—17-92 at HiawaUia 16 HP 14 HT >368.00 >232.00 ' * WESTERN AUTO STORE Bargain tor cash. 4 lota ia May* 1 EXCEPTIONAL BUY fair Section Ob Shirley Ava., 214 E. first St. Sanford 1' near Lake Monroe. W. £. Kirch, Comfortable 3 bedroom heme, 4Yeur L viarude Dealer hoff Jr.. FA 2-2251. years old. Located on nice cor­ RORSON SPORTING GOODS 1 F* ^ 1• Cherry Reel Bsut* Ageaey ner lot, 86' x 127'. Features in- 804 E. 1st Phone FA 2-5961 dude electric stove end refri­ FA 2-9929—Notary » t * 1219Dial ROD A REEL REPAIRS W. 13 8L Rear-Bar bar Shop gerator. hot water tank, venc' nan Mindj, oil spjca heat* a 413 Sanford Avenue 1 V*w 9 SV homa In t.aka Mary. Also has ear porta with small JOHNSON MOTORS Fla. room, carports, utility utility room, shingled reefing, room. >9.500. Ph. FA 2-0728. hardwood floori. Some trees SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 1 | 24*4 Sanfcrd Ave. Pb. FA 2-1692 and plenty of shrubbery. Only 110.500. with excellent term*. J o h n R . A le x a n d e r > 17—BEAUTY PAtLOks Stenstrom Realty R eal E atatn • In su ran ce FA 2-6263 Modern Air-Conditioned H. E- STENSTROM 1J 107 Magnolia Registered Broktr Soft Water Shampoo IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 2427 Laurel - Phone PA 2-2420 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 1 ask Crumley k Monteith FA 24742 r j 1 •• • u m South Park Ph. FA 24491 • room home, Fla. room, land- 106 S. Oak Art. KBpCH, gtARI itsanuwil, ileaew 1 New 3 Bedroom Homes Box 28 c o Sanford Herald. 1 Yeung boye to run established $ 7 0 0 .0 0 D o w n 1 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor paper routes. Apcly Circula­ 1 , Features electric kitchens, terrasRaymond LuadquUt. Auer. tion Department Sanford Her­ xo floors, and choice residential FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. aldlocatioai. « A» A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. 4 bedroom home. Large Sot with Service man. Western Au'n Store Phone FA 2-3103 fruit trees- Lake Mary. pb. FA | 214 E. First St., Sanford. 1« 2-1514 or TA 2-6049. J 1 >$30.00 Doan Used car salesman for part time 1 Sacrifice Two bedroom homa, almost naw work. Prefer retired min. Aula with carport* and storage. Kit­ 10 Acres tile farm land, t>» story ! ! Mart, 201 S- Sanford Ave. chen equipped. Immediate poss­ homa, good farm buildings. ession. Oxter Realty Co.. 2601 Near school bus line. >8800.02. 8ervtce man. AprOy in person to 1 Orlando Drive. FA 2-3643. >2000.00 Down. Owner Financ­ Miller Radio, TV, Appliance!. ed. 118 S. Park. 9 9 2 bedroom bona with 2 lots. 700 Consult A REALTOR First S. Laurel Ave. Sanford. >500. This is a pass to the RHs Theatre for my equity. Balance appx. CULLEN AND HARKEY for Julfi Hsuen. Exp. date >5,200. Phone FA 2-2924. 110 K. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 2391 Oct. 19, 1957. <) * •*r f rk 'B fS K iW .& te f 1 . • •• •*. em .ts. Plumbing A Heating, Free Esti­ mate*, Alt work guaranteed fer LaBree. Loafone )-ear. BUI‘ LaBree, VAUey 9-4281. wood, PBt VIANb BKHVICK PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING W. L HARMON Pb. FA 24224 After 1:00 p. m. b —gLEl~MlfcAl, U<VIClBS Electrical Contracting and Economical House wiring ead Repairs RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Dial PA 94919 FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sale and service. G. H. High. Oviedo Fla. rhonn F0 5 3319 er San ford PA 1*3*62 after f p a 25 A —BUILDING—REPAIRS— PAINTING Per Painting call Ur. Tasker, Ph. PA 2-6154 anytime. Red-I-MIx Concrete MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. GARRETTS SEWING CENTER 309 Elm Ave. FA t-6791 White—Necchi—EJne Repairs on all makes Machines Bonded contractors- Tainting and 323 East First SL PA 2-3244 papering, imperial Decorators, free estimates. Sanford referPUMPS — SPRINKLER ncei. PA 2-3719 after 6:00 SYSTEMS All types end elsei, Installed 920 “ Do It Yourself” Maple WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE £ 2 ^9 Mm Machine and Supply .Co. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6432 Remodeling — Rerooflng — Re­ siding — Materials — Contrac tors — FinAnclng. Chrysler A irtem p Air Conditioning and Heating FLOOR eaadmg and finishing C. H. STAFFORD 216 Oak Avenue PA 24791 Cleaning, w n a t a g- Serving lemlnolo County itnae 1429. I . M. Gleason. Lake Mary HEATING H. R POPE CO. 200 S. P a rk ----- r A 24234 Ted Burnett for PAINTING 2601 Granview Phone FA 2-2971 W O O LSEY iI-NftTTCfes^-piMho.MAU Marine FinUhen Fer Your Boat KOLI.AWAY, Hospital and Baby Senkarik Glaam and Paint C*. Beds. Day. Week or atomh— 112-114 W- 2nd St. Th PA 24622 Tel FA 2-5181. Furniture Center 116 W ilt Fust St Tka Sanford Herald—Paga 7 Television moao eaanaas. a aausN ■ venae THVBIUSr AOvanlur* wttSi Osela Will Litiuon carnival \VMia<t-N««i-eewu Jonn Daly ana «n» N,»* Munttn* >B< FUbtag wll* Don tauustry an rarala Smart IthytBM i’Ujrhou«* Fttieea Climax I'Ujrhuut* t* uroucho sura la “Yea Bet Vour Lift" Harbourmaster Maas .sow* tteaort Ovortei* AOventura aiaa-utr rs iu s l aign-On Fruaram Attuss* Now* WeallUf Jimmy Dssn snow Ties M v f h K I U l C mttNM tus Around in* Mat* r:o« Captain Kancsroo S:«S •Now*—nicharO C. UoteUt sus Around tti. Mini* »:«>* tinrv Moor* It. 4 Hnwr chrl.tlsn kcieac* Heals lv:vo Iyu * u Itlghl H.Jo Mirlk* II Kick ot*l C*sm*p*Utaa h ue sv* at Lit* ui u M irfh Tor Tomorrow Llghl ii us Uuldlng sm asu e* 11:14 Kv* on til* SVorU II it N*w ■ u s e A* th* World Turn* J;*e t*»i in* clack 1:11 Art Llnnl«tt*r » siouia Party 1UI Thl* Lani af Ours I V* Th* 11* Payoff fie Th* v*rdlct IS T*ur* l i t Bnehter P*jr 1:1S S»cr,t Bmrm 4:1* K<lg* of Mint channel «•* Croteroads sue Ky* oa tha W*rU wseam-Tv ja c m a o a v a u i cseansiKi. a Thursday a t c s i s u Site Mickey Mouse e-.oe nix uciuck Report 1:11 Doug KUwards e sc Io n , Itsnter T;*o RoldUr* of Fsrtun* T:J» I'llmas 1:10 Playhout* <1 tt:eo CaUbrlty PUyhaut* toils Church A D*a «o ueoort ll’ltt 11 fmt* Show ttill N*wt A Hies.Off PNIIIOV MOSaiMA (its T*e» Psttera T:t« Jimmy u«*n Show T:«i N*w». n t i t i t r , P a a ta re s u e s lit! Saw* WMiherVamlals* al<* ftoe oary Moore l:se l l a r r y H o u r . (g> l*:l* Mirlk* I t . ttlcl, II m llotat Cuamnpolllan Ills l-ov* af U fa 11:1'! ftearch For Tomorrow ll:IS nuldlxg Light u s e T w .lv * o'cTo«k Repert AFTMhOOM u s e Waldo Karris 1:M l:S* *:«• *:ia *:t* 1:11 T.»# Tilt til# t:S» titea i*ii* llivv tills tuts 1:11 C A* Th* Warld Tura* n**t th* Clock 11SO ■lout. party 1S:S4 1:0* SI* 1:1* 1:0* Artisi supplies, oil paints, pastel aits LaYerne School of Danre colors. It mounted canvases, now-forming -in Tap— S:t* ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP - Clatata Acrobatic — Ballet. Also boys 4:1* 2117 3. French FA 2.1963 Class k liny-tots class. Enroll now. FA 2-5425. TV Service a —AkTlULts"FOR SALE 92.50 per call plus parti, • years experience in TV Service on ell makes and models. One year guarantee on all parts. We also service auto and home radios. Pietura tubes repaired In your home. 99.93. guaranteed, 1 year. Phone FA 2-3684, 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. Including Debary It Lake Mery BARNES TV SERVICE 201 Ea«t Commercial ENVELOPES. Letterhead!, stelemanta, Invoices, hand bill*, end programs, e t c . Progressive Printing Co. Phono rA 2-2951— 40* west 13th SL Lat ua build your docks, bulkheads and sea walla. Water Front Con­ struction Co. FA 24330. 10 months free service on new in­ strument purchase from ui. BUHUB'S MUSIC SHOP 2004 Cedar Avenue FA 2-0793 USED BRICK. 10.000 extra herd rlean glased brick. E. 11. Lem ing, FA 2-5681. Septic tanks. Grease traps, gills IJntets, Dry Wells. Cement MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. SELL US YOUR- FURNIT'IRE Cash for any imounL Super Trading I’ost. 1 mile south of Sanford. Phone FA 2 0677. —Factory to you— Alumlaum Venetian Blinds Enclosed head. 8sg-proof bottom rail with plsstlr ends. I'latilc or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon card*. Senkarik Glasn and Paint Co. 112-114 w. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4622 Dirt for sale, you haul it. Call FA 2430C. Used pianos: Spinets, Blby Grands, Uprights. Ressonablv priced, guaranteed. Th. FA Repairs k parts for all maker of cleaners. Electrolux, Hoover, 2-1971. Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. Replrcement parts. Work guaranteed Plano in gooii ion<iiti>n, very Free pick up A delivery. Call cheap. Contact TA 2-1751. FA 2-4765. T-Shirts 4*e—Petal >2 50 gal. WELL DRILLING L u g g a g e , Cot>. Tarpaulins. Falrbanks-Morse Pumps Army-Navy Surplus, 310 BanRepairs to all makes ford Ave. HOWARD C. LONG Heater, small Coleman circulator, 207 E. Commercial Ave, pipa and automatic draft roguPhono PA ‘2-2633 Iitor, >25.00. Disl_ FA 21243. CARTER HOME CLEANING tip i v irF Antique love seat Sacrifice. FA 2 1181. 2423 Princeton. Window A Wall Washing Floor Wasing—NOrth 8 m i Bueseher “ \ri«ioerst” E-fUt Al'o 13J Hlway 17-93 Ucliary Vacuum Cleaner Repair! m TNG T C O B S S ia * 3 roof- CERAMIC TILE PAUL F. MULLER k SON Huby Spears FA 2-136J m nig Paynff Th* verdict I* Tours ll r l g h u r Day fttarat ni*rm Kda* «f Xlsht Opan Houae Radio W T R h -u se o eD seae MiLonvcLHe Thursday «•«* N'awa «:•» T**n Tima «.»* Kaw a *:<*» Th* Khvinm Hour e 01 Wnrld at SI* Sill Twiiiaht eoaaa it* Snirta Book * ii rub S,r. rtatur* t:#0 Nawa Cumto,alary j: * » I'hll Raad t:ll ■ (tint* • :** Naw* (.** nancatim* lie* Naw* lies nancatim* 1 :1* Th* llhytnm Hour II.I* At Hum* With Mual* ie:«i Naw* llouadu* 11:00 Ulgn-orf FflOar *:e* fllan On 1:11 t'awn Braaker* 1:1* Nawa HIS h i m Irtakara 1:11 Nawa t:M H*v*n O’alack Club ties N*wr*-FI*. 7: No Naw,—.Natl t t i Hporti ll*4 Jiekara Chile* »:«» world A« Nine 1:11 Morning Ueledie* *1* Hrra Ah* Thera M l Waeoa Trelle ten* Nawa Mm Club ll:»* N*w* II.•» itoa club 111* tl*m* ttr ifalndv r n in s v ArrcnvooR II:)* World At Klin ii.se Radio Farm Dlgeai l):S* Rar Non* Ranch IS* Nawa I I I ! llnr Non* Ranch S n* Nawa res liar Kona Ran. b t .** World At T"»r* I:IS Pub. ttr. r,»Ur* 1:11 T«*n Tim* «:** Nawa : ixophone. like new Call Li. (j£> Davenport. FA 2-1330, ext. k ton air conditioner. Call FA 2-1386 before 1:0» or after 4:00 Price >56.00. Excellent shepe. b —FURNITURE usd HOUSEHOLD GOODS SWIVEL ROCKERS O' Fairchild TwiHof, ,t designor , »qys our tlattifM a j, ■ m tailing handling. Reg. >119.00 Now >79 50 Se« our new shipment of dinettes Contracting k Repairs 1007 Sanford Ava. Pb. FA 3-6562 Alt at Bales prices 29—FURNITURE and Store Hours HOUSEHOLD GOODS Hon. 8:30 till 9:00 p m. Plumbing — Kresky Heating Tuts, thru Fri 8:30 till 5:30 p. m. M. G. HODGES FURNITURE O r CHARACTER Service on All Water Pumps— Sat. 8.30 till 6:00 p. m. Built r . By . Ji Wells Drilled — Pumps >•*aaCaat* WeMMeuiM 4M rcuGLA dl Dd u i G Cwfa oil Road Phona FA 2 6037 Style and Construction Car. 2nd A Magaeiia FA- 2 -U1 ! Tha sama as Those “Bud” Bamberger, Mgr. CLARK , Prised Sine* Fr«w Delivery Phembiag, Batting A Supply Co. Colonial Days Contracting A Repairs Finished For $SAVE$ Florida Climata In ■ Highway 17 k 92 South' Sanford Furniture and Appliances Your Choica of Wood* Naw & Used PLUMBING ft SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLATION ft EEPAIR8 Q /o » m M 24 Hear Serrtc# t03-0« L ist First FA 2 0993 ARCHIE C. HARRIETT FA 2-8299 er FA 2-576\ • BIG VALUES is a p* for I.lnda Leahy. Exp. date OcL PLUMBING • QUICK CREDIT 19. 1987. Contract and Repair Wort • EASY TERMS Free Estimates WILSONMAIER «ed furniture, appliances, tools R. L. HARVEY New end Used Furniture ete. Bought-sold. Larry’s Mart 204 Sanford Ave. Phene FA 2 3363 311 E. First SL Ph FA 2-562J 213 Sanford A t*. Ph. FA 24132 Mather of Sanford Thursday, Oct. 10, 1957 THE CARD OF THANKS Very often a Card of Thank* ia Tha Sanford Herald meet* need which Is difficult to fill in any other way. Not only to r i gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sant tributes but also courteously acknowledges the sendees and nesses of the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot ba mailed. Newspaper Cards of Thanks are accepted a* socially c o m e t Emily Post tha noted authority on etiquette, feels they terra maay good UM*. There Is no prescribed form for a Card of Thanki. It ean be bo brief or aa detailed si you desire. When Iho occasion cornea yea will find n sympathetically understanding member of osr aUfl In assist you. TH E “IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE it la th* custom of many famillta in this country to commonorate a bereavement by an “la Memoriura’’ notice In newspaper classified column*. They find a res! solace therein. Preparation er selection of a suitable versa brings back to them tender, p leatu l recollections. Aa Elisa Cook, the English poet has so bflautifuuF expressed it: “How cnsilly sweet are tha tehees that start What memory plays an old tune on the heart.” , , Most frequently an In Memortum Is inserted on the gnnhtrsary of death. Howaver, other dates, which it Is felt ara appro­ priate er moaning fid are also selected. The birthday ef. tha an* psrtnd. tb* wedding anniversary. Memorial Day, ara among othtr significant occasions chosen. leant occasion* ■ If you ar* hniiunt to express your tender thoughts la noetli form, you may avail yourself ef the Herald's collection of original “■xr-v_ versos. Thes# express in poede beauty the emotioni of tha heart' strings. Among them ara v e rm appropriate to any cireumataaea. THE RATE _____ in Momorium ____notice*, ____ duo to thn fact they Cords of_____ Thanksj and in Memortum may run to considerable length, am billed at fl.OO par column taah. ; *^ Release Thuraday, Oct. 10; 1937 DAILY CROSSWORD : ii .t 1 i* » 4 ACROSS 4. Thin Man's 21 Girl* H*1) . U K ’ * R • • r*ii: » :*•:*. 1. In advance dog name • M j»j a Slopped over 8. River 21 Sum. ”•.rj. :•. ! • »’ II. 1 1 . atop (Eng.) mtr ’ * H m *• I •• It. Daisea 4. Spaniels hate •!» '* 4 r 1 .III 1 1 kind | 24. Odd 19. Celerity M *•' 4 I it '' I . la 4 * 'l l 14. Measuring T. Thud 27. At n I I I ’ home HH.R'Vh #1 »*• stick R Not working 9. Fib# ~ 30. Swiss I* I R: r' ' 1 a411 8.0 15. Notion 10. Caustic river ta. Best iru n i«IS. Paddle-Uka 31. Barrel 17. ElavaUd Process aid* I n M w 'i train IE Benign 19. British fltld 33. Begot*! 31 Unadorned 19. Uttering marahal 34. Olrl'a name 97. Fraeteua >2. Mr. London 20. Aalatle river 31 Lima stone >8. Acclaim ai.Caleiutn tree St.Mnvte* 24. Duck (»ym.) lEur.) 25. Snow shoe (Nor.) T— r“ r r “ 29. Slaughter ■ am 31. Tibetan T“ % sheep <pl) 32. Excla­ x— mation >mm _ •¥ 83. Hunting 4eg SB Engage passage n _ JE 3*. UnnaUad 19. isle of— JT tr __ (!L> — 11 40. Living 41. Algartan IT" seaport Ipoaa.) 42. Old coin w m m (Oer.i it is W IT 41 Cheat B (eteng) DOWN 1. Accom­ plish** 2. Wrestling hold a comfort *" V XT % t % x % I D — I Methods Of Locating Cause Of An Allergy ly HUMAN N. BUNMISEN. M.D. SKIN testa have some value In baan eliminated from your diet, determining whether a person ts Than, ona by oat, other foods trn aiierglc to specific foods, although'addad. soma doctors argue tha point. I When an ailergte reaction H But tinea such tests reaulre euri, It Is apparent, In most eases, only a couple of hours, and alter-! that th* moi*. recently added food native procedures taka severs! ts tha offender, weeks, they ara at least worth a 1 Of course, If tha original diets try In many cases. |do not relieve tha allergy than wn lean assuma that ona or more 0! Two Mnthoda 1that* foods ara trouble-maker* In tha avant your doctor does m that case, you’ll have to iwiteh not recommand skin tests or these l0 mnolher bAilo diet and bajta raeasuraa falt to produce lha *>•- gradually adding tha foods oa •Irrd results, then th i e are two your oriBlnai dlct. ways to determine ju st whati oeneraUy, doctors recommand mTir bf!lh,ri? * 70U'w kI 'th at thre# trlaia be given to su*> The aUmlnatlon dlat probably p, eted foodlt unie u the sevarlty U th a most widely used m e th o d 'Mhe , Utrglc attIck pt0hUiluiL While there ara numerous varla- An eytn more 3impje method of turns, there ara only two basic gracing foodj to which you may wP**...... iba allergic ts to keep a diary. One la a rather strict diet com- * {ter eaeh m eal j o t down prising only four or five foods everything you have eaten ana which generally do not causa *1* drunk. Note also the time any lergte reactions. Peas, rtca, paari 5u?gte aymptoma begin. TlX and iamb are examples. should five you seme Idea of what food or beverage Is causing tha Not an Rigid Th* other typo of die* Is not trouble. quite as rigid. In this, you can eaLQV29T!ON ajco axswzx just about anything except thoj«| D. H : My voice h sj been fatfoods which ara most likely to, ting deeper. What could cauM causa an alltrgy, such as egp, this? milk, wheat and most cereals. | Answer: There may ba a thick* If your customary allergic symp- enlng or polyp or other typn of toms do not appear within four tumor on ona of the vocal cords, days to a weak, wa ean pratty It would be well for you to consult safely assum e t h a t th ay are an aar, nosa and throat specialist caused by tha foods which hive, about this u soon as posjibla. �« S |U.f.R. inist T o Ploy PionoM Totedt. Presbyterian larch Sunday Savings, loan Collins Declares O ct PTA Membership Month In Florida This Is National P. T.A. Month, AH ever the United Matas par­ ents asd (anchors are c * tta s <•* rather t* pies their programs for the coming year. These programs create a better understanding fed all three parties envoived, parents, teachers and children. B ert la Florida. Governor Colline has proclaimed October as P.T.A. Membership Month. Lo­ cal F. T. A.’s are having drives, stressing that membership la the Parent-Teacher Association la a privilege, not a duty. Then are 424« P- T. A.'e In membership with the Nation! Con­ gress of Parents end Teachers, which as Ha heme office la Chk- improved school equipment, con­ struction and tha general enrich­ ment of the actaol program*. tl is hoped that all retponaibla cklseaa la Florida, and especially In Stminole County will Join their local P. T. A. this month. A hear­ ty welcome await* them. i League Meet Set ! More thaa M savings and to rn ' b a abort hot executives, directors sad geests sway as October 4. the win attend the 34th annual con-, leg officer of MAS Soaked, Copt* vention of the Florida Saving! and open at tie Pin* free* sin Lieael A. Adfcur, bothered Loan League, October 10-1* at the | Ctrarth this Sunday win the official itoUfWattoa from the Pert Harrison Hotel in Clearwater. | _ opportunity te hear two Secretary of Urn Navy, promoting J sates that wffl bo played by Lieutenant Ernest H. Dohne to Attending from Sanford wQ) he „ B. (Mrs. lUhert) Andarami. Lieutenant Commander. V. 8. Ns* George Touhy, executive vice i e f l he the n e s t artist at both val Reserve. president of the First Federal Savings ant Loan Association and Laym en’s Sunday a member of the League’s Resolu­ • prelude she wffl play Mo- The sew Lieutenant Commander tions Committee. To Be Observed jkk from Wnawnara Thai* will now exchange the two silver b n on his collar for the geld far the offertory wffl be heard Presiding over the meeting By C h u rch O c t IB which will feature a number of antha delightful Adoretiou oek leaves of Ms new rank Lcdr. Dohae's letter of promo by Borowskl. Mrs. George Laymen'* Sunday will be obaerv- tlonwlde leaders In the savings and ■t the ergtn will the ties set his date of rank retroac* ed Oct. 13 at the First Chrtotlan loan business will be Leroy E. the to the first el July 19S7. Church a t the 11 o’clock service Northrop, president of the League. Lcdr. Dohne reported to NAS Georg* W. Morgan will preside. Mr. Northrop is also executive vice !Mre. Anderson, who holds a Sanford on Jnly 1. 1955 from Uto Short talks on "Our Church an president of the Ormond Beach ' ffc h a k r rf Music degree, go, in. Control School at NAS Outrcaehing Church" will be made .Federal Savings and Lean Asso­ herself Is the m u s k 'S ^ S Ground As a member of the local P. . Jiwestern University sad at Olathe, Kansas. Mr. Dohne la T.A. the Individual belongs to a by Clyde E.'Feather*, Vlnaon W. ciation. m Americas Ceoaervatory of Mu* Bow serving as the GCA Controll­ nationwide, democratic, volunteer Lawson and Lester Thsrp. Other The convention opens Thursday er for NAS Sanford’s GCA Unit -*i b Chicago. organisation that centers Ha whole men with aaslgned part* In the afternoon, October 10, with e No. 46. i interest ea the welfare and edu­ service include O. D. Landresa, "brainstorming'’ 'session on how b addition to bar aaperlenea is with orchestras fcs Chic* Mo enlisted la the Navy la Nos. cation of chitons and youth. He Chariot 8 . Brandies, John Bair, to Improve earnings, led by Carl _ talented musician has 1P4S and was accepted for avia­ has an opportunity to give every W. H. Young, J. Earl Evans, E F. Dlstelhorst, executive vice pres­ volia la tha public schools tion cadet training. He was com­ child la tha community a chance C. Ddboon, Chandler Vail and H. ident of the League. missioned an Ensign in the Na­ to achieve a Ufe that u satisfying H. Osborne. Orlando, | The opening general session will Mrs. Touhy wffl play Carfflon, val Reserve to OeL 1944 and re­ to Mmself and useful to others. A religious film "The Split-Le­ be held Friday morning, October ceived his wings and designation vel Family*’ will be featured at A member la the U. T. A. will by Lao Sowerby, b tbs 12, when the delegates will be wel­ u a Naval Aviator in Nov. 1944- arnot the teachers, principal end the 7 a.m. service; and tho. Chris­ comed by W. H. Valentine, presi­ tian Youth Fellowship la to have Ledr. Dohne reported to NAB ... music In the worship ser* Miami la Dee. 1944 for Operation­ school offlcisla.whe, through the charge. The film la a black and dent of tho First Foderal Savings P. T. A. programs, ktep the par­ wffl Include the Junior choir al Plight Training and upon com­ white, IS mm., sound movie pro­ and Loan Association of Clearestthe 8:45 AM. hour singing pletion of training and carrier ents up to date on tha objectives, duced by n dozen Protestant com­ er. Other speakers that morning curriculum, and sehlvsmento A _.J Schubert's Holy, Holy. Holy. munion*. A freewill offering will include League president, Leroy E. Northrop; Ira A- Dixon, mem­ At the U a.m. hour tha Chancel qualifications in Fob. 1948, he the schools. be taken. was assigned to Torpedo Squad­ ber of the Federal Home Loan . ta s k wffl sing Jesus I s Lowly by ron Twenty, Air Group Twenty, A number may Join study dis­ cussion gmupe In the field «f Bank Board, Washington, D. C.j Harold FriodoU with the words FORTUNATE WELCOME John A. Fogarty, President of the from Edith Williams' Songs of Air Pores Atlantic Fleet. During parent and family Ufe education. < Praise, and the male ehorus of his tour with Torprea 20, thay These groups are concerned with CHICAGO IB — The luck of tho | Federal Home Loan Bank of the choir will be heard In Mrs. C. ware deployed to NAF Lewiston, the physical, mental, emotional Irish arrived shortly after Michael, Greensboro; and, Wyn Warmun, 8 . Morris' Strsngor of GalUlce. Maine; NA8 Key West; NAS Ed- and spiritual development of sU FlUilmmons left home. The young | staff president of the United Tha message sill be brought by onton, N. C. and aboard the Ef­ children. The national organisa­ Immigrant won a 1937 auto on a State* Savings and Loan League. ; fe. T. Mllwee, SuperlaUndent of fort Aircraft Carriers TTflJT Solo­ tion provides a wealth of inter­ 8-cent chance and cvimmented I Principal speaker at the Friday Publie Instruction of Seminole mons and U88 Charger. During esting, up-to-date and autiMntic "nothing like thli ever happened i Business Luncheon will be HU |m an Strunk, executive vice pres!County, whose topic will be Jesus, this tour ho served as Squadron materials for P. T. A. study—dis­ to mo to Ireland." cussion groups. Safety Officer. the Oreat Teacher. Members will lean how the P. He was released to inactive duty An invitation Is extended to all who care to share the worship. In Oct. 194S and remained inactive T. A. cooperates with other com­ until August 1947 when be Join- munity organisations and agen­ >ed AVUA No. 3 which had been cies for the welfare of children activated at New Bedford, Mass. end youth. In an all Inclusive Dr. M cGuire W ill Dohne remained with t h i s membership, the Individual wffl be squadron a Volunteer Reserve doing hie shore in strengthening Speak H ereSundoy until July as1061 at which time he the entire organisation and its / Dr. John Mcgulro, Executive joined the Otcanised Reserve and program. This wffl Increase the decretory of the Florida Stale Bap­ was assigned to Air Anti Subma­ educational opportunlUes and eom tist Convention, will speak twke rine Squadron 913 at NA9 Squan- munlty resources for all children. hi Sanford on next Sunday morn­ turn, Mass. During this tour with More than ton mUlion adults ing. He will apeak at the 1:45 a.m. these two squadrons he served In belong to the P. T. A.’s aU over aarvica at tha First Baptist Church the country. Through these dU and at U a.m. at tha Tine crest the capacity of Flight Officer. sens and their efforts, the school* In Feb. 1062 he voluntarily re­ Church. Dr. McGuire hat served have been able to secure more Florida Baptist for over a decade turned to active duty and after funds for teacher's salaries, for as Executive Secretary and has a short refresher course at NAS made a splendid record In that Bquantum, Mass., he was assign­ field. The pubtle Is cordially la- ed to Air Anti-Submarine Squad­ Legal N otica ron 911, later designated VS-39. Vlted to bear him. He remained with VS-39 until noticm o r iXTmmoM rm transfrrod te GCA School at NAS seuiiTKa riLTiTtoue .v a n s mtriW* NOTICM IH lir.ltK U r UIVKN th a t Olather, .Kansas from where he In r o m p ll a n e s w i t h th e l a w s o f S t ­ Form er Sanford rid e , t h e u n d e r s i g n e d w i l t r w M i r reported to 8anford. w ith th e clarl* a t t h e C i r c u i t C o urt, Lcdr. Dohne 1* married to the HatnlaoU C o u n t y , F lo rid * , u p o n raBallplayer W rites former Mis* Dorothy M. Stone of el a p t of P r o o f o f P u b l i c a t i o n o f thlo Teopto who visit Sanford ones New Bedford, Mass. They have Notica. t h o follo w in g f t a t lt l o u o noma, to-w ltt hast Bovsr forget It two children, Tommy 11 years "IIKD WINDHAM'S PAINT Example: a card received from old, an! Joan 9 years old. They AND BOOT SHOP", S baseball player who played for are rrildlng at 114 S. Pine crest under which 1 am tagaaod la the hualnooo oft • m Sanford team In 19M and 1947. Dr., Hanford. (n) Auto Body Palatine and Kop olro: Jerry Silverman wrote The SeaS I Auto nadlator donating ford Herald yesterday "Just and Rapalrti Hne to let you and all the wonder­ JERRY LEWIS FATHRR ( a t A u t o P r o n t - o n d R e p air* . W h eel A lig n in g and ful people of Sanford know that I HOLLYWOOD OI-— Comedian lancing, am one of the playground direc­ Jerry Lewis’ wife and her fourth t f t i l lW hHaoanl foBa rd A v an u a (South), tors la the St. Petersburg Re- child, a boy weighing 7 pounds and Hanford, F lo rid a. T h o u n d e r s i g n , aolo n w n a r o f l a i d bual creation Department." 13 euncea, were reported in "excel­ ad la nrl h abutlnaonaa. This is one of probably hund­ lent" condition today at St. John’s naas DATUM IMa Ith day of Ootobar. reds of cards end letters from Hospital In nearby Santa Monica. A. D. 1)11. / Af.r.KNK n. WINDIIAM those who have been to Sanford Mrs. Lewis gave birth to the cou­ ,T w tf.T/ •FR HAWKINS ple’s fourth boy Wednesday. and never forget it. I Atlurnay fur Itaglatrant. NEW DEFENDS 48K SBCRCTABT— w B T z w B e C T les E. Wilson, In ceremonies at t a . f f l d t j S j f t ’ twera In a* K ' s a i i s s r o J s s r i ’- i .T S i Me Hens*.administers the oath. (UP Tatophate) Perry E. Nelson, luncheon meeting at the. Yacht Club. Program Chairman Bob Carole emceed the entire event tad wna !K « ff f f i l * In .M usical ably assisted la tta "Fun WUh Roundtable diseusdone win h« Program A t M eet The Marie OmmHta*” program held ea Friday afternoon on th a t1. ' u 5 , u m mortgage merket; school savings; | ^ lt wee no* eon* right after by n quartet The fear who task independent audita; snd a propos- the other at the Sanford Klwante the lead In every »ong worn; BUI ed cooperative television ahow. CTub yesterday during Its noon Brown, Wayde Rucker, Martin Stlnecipher and I*on CornaU. Tha annual banquet on Friday night, October 11, will feature the economic consultant and former A list of song* had the Wwenla presentation of certificates ef re­ economic advteor of tho Federal rowing, pairing and Just being cognition to 44 officers who havo Open Market Committee of the comrade*. The quartet would take the lead with a .verse and abons served the savings and'loan busi­ Federal Reaerve Board. Hie convention will close with and then accompany the entire ness for 23 years or longer. On Saturday moralng, October the annual business meeting of membership In singing the melo12, there will be a breakfast pan­ member* and elections of officers, dies that bring friends closer teel on Dividend Rates. Speakers at The Florida Savings and Loan gether In harmony. the final general session which fol­ League I* the state-wide trade as-1 One special feature of the prelows will bo Congressman A. S. sodatlon for the aavinga and loan qrnm was a piano duet by Mary I Elizabeth Nance and Bob Carole. Herlong, Jr. and John K. Langum, business. T ake B U D G E T T E R M S . . 3 -T Super-Cushion GOODYEAR an outstanding bargain a t . . . TWIN AUTO MATS REAR MATSHIEID HI i II m *Jtn ( i n 470 a II Msg PMtaaeel m ap M U * * COWAN'S All-rubber mofi proloci now floor molt, cover worn spots on old mail. Eotv to Iniiolf, easy to clean. Sot includes 3 msh— I for driver's lido, I for passenger, I designed especially for tho rear. NEW TREADS fo r limited time o n ly . . . 6.00 x 16-$ 7.95 6.70 x 15- 8.95 7.60 x 15- 9.95 7.60 x 15-10.95 th a luscious new fall colors in o u r large selec­ tion of dyed-to-match ensembles CARDIGANS SLIPOVERS SKIRTS A ir to o ltd b a d and r s o f pod Spring steel wire filler beck support Natural K raft fiber cover. Seat and back measure 16" x 17". NO TRADE IN NEEDED!! $| off with Recappable Steam-Dry Iron T ir oil 1 DOW N DOWN “ U se Cowan’s Lay*A*Way . . . I t b T he E asy Way** good/ yea r s e r v i c e 113 S. PARK SANFORD 15.uo To change to dry iron just press the button. H eat is controlled automatically. Operates on only. s t o r e PHONE FA 2-2821 �Test Satellite Firing In Line With GOP Political Necessities satellite by |lee* er' year to data, A Aka In Lftfia lt., and bom VAflQNGTOM - lb * UnU-lUttnehJn* » « • «*temi« a Elsenhower J Another spending program progrim of ef T9 W jla Lfttia Rock, Rock. A Al%., bo m Thaia RapubUeans won won a acrateh acrateh dec! '.arty WASHINGTON * m~ Tha Unit-1 launching aadt a «apace T han may be ba aona soma political RapubUeans -.arty organisation, organlxatioa, ccoast to coast; -« — »J t K a t T a U a i l f l t a t a a M a m r m i f t l l ' fH m ln lltftH itft l lla b unable iiiMa I ato Via M h ffllA fl iI adollara II i m a *orm more a m wwith it h v ia w a Hhow a a i t Kthey a . m may, A * f lfinally, n a ll* k ha a a a m I aA ....M L a a o (« . lin n InInt hthe « 1Q K9 A congressional A t iv fA ia lA n it meon n l « J I m o . oI . hold billion bo tea VtlA don 1082 know* •d S tatu fla na lto* • bagtn n u t TuDa*j tha Unltad Statu bafora Congress administration comfort for B Republicans la » kthe in disrepair. the Republicans are the eon, ceabar tha firing ct teat satellites reconvene* would teara the Elian* the spending line at the point relief seems to bo In tha work*. got out o f there. possibility that tha dlspu'e over tsst hut were voted out of eon ,.c sional power In 1 P.VJ and ever, rcssional outr and should bo eg Moreover, the most severe test reels! Integration of public schio's Ato outer apace la In line with bower administration In a bad where the R esident Insisted that It will Invite all over again neat last year, when Eisenhower wa; he political offeniivo as the olf* ; bis department heads hold it. Nei- year the high tax, high spending of the Supreme Court's order for gtes Into th-s Republican Party piling up his presidential points urgent Republican political nects* :pot. -*-*ar campaign approaches. Dut sitlea. If it is a successful' firing—and ft better he—tha U . 8 . Sputnik will be in outer space when Con* grew reassembles here In the first week of January* Anything short of Ihe successful Next year is an election year thcr the President nor the Budget In which the foreseeable trouble Bureau offers more than faint for the Republican Party and the hope and good tnteutions toward Elsenhower a d m i n l rtration at* reducing spending and tsxes tn ready Is sufficient to give party the immediate years to come. men the gollywobblei. ' Eisenhower must esme op with On the record uf Use current fis- new budget figures next January. the racial Integration of public schools still is to some in tha Deep South. In those states the people appear to he solidly be­ hind the determination of their state officials to undertake mas­ sive resistance. rebellion of 1067. That would be' trouble enough for any lot of politicians but thoro Is more. Inflation Is still with us making the high cost of living higher month by montn. Elements of the U. S. Army remain on duty Aside from that, tha Republicanprospect In next year's congres­ sional election Is grimly unpleas­ ant. Eisenhower achieved two per­ sonal triumphs In the presidential elections of 19o2 and 195tl. The Id the year since his rcelectior (a 1938, Elsenhower's persona popularity has slipped. Democrat so longer fear to mak* persona political attacks on him. Rcputdi■an politicians are cri'.lcal and the sord in Washington is that thr Shop and Save In Sanford Weather Generally fair through Saturday except partly cloudy with a few showers. 1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1909 VOL. X LIX hat is not tho way the coik o :rumbles. What used to be re* raided widely as the Grand Old Tarty is back to the wall in do* fense of the modern Republican administration and of its minority position in Congress SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1957 - V'T^ ■VTT’WW", TT---- -----------' wj .e»»rs | 9 ' United Press Leased Wire NO. 109 _ _ 1 Turkey Accused Of MassingT roops On Syrian Border ■*** " * m * A *m i ' PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH will be dedlcited at 11 o'clock Sunday afternoon from 3:30 to 4:36 for public Inspection. The hugs .goervlcea Sunday a u ra lly . The entire building will be thrown open ehurrb faciUty houses tha Sanctuary, ‘Education Building, and Nur* • ★ ★ ★ sery. ★ ★ ★ ' (Photo by Bergstrom) By United Pres* Staff Correspondent Syria disclosed today it hid for­ mally accuned Turkey of new pro­ vocations along the border and of Interfering In the Internal affairs of Syria. The danger of • flareiip In the Middle East led the U.S State Department Thursday to warn Russia that the United States will honor III defense commit­ ments to Turkey. Communist diplomatic sources clear the Contributions of $26 or more to In London made It Dedication service o f the new gram of the dedication aerviee. acre plot on IChHjra * « * * « * ^ UnIled ^ „ rcported t0 Kremlin expect, the Middle East $126,000 Pinecrest Baptist Church Following the dedication acr-• provide, sufficient *pace for ex• 1 to blow up somewhere near the will be held Sunday morning at 11 vice, the entire facilities of the pansion, the Rev. Courson explain- campaign treasurer Roy Mnnn, fuj-gijh border, aqjj the sources o'clock, the Rev. Joe Courson, pas-' church will be thrown open for ancd. through Thursday m. j . night, aro: Ro­ repeated Moscow's warning that tor ef the church, said today. | "Open House". Visitor, to the «Our future plan,," he said. Jay, $10 0 ; Sanford Auto Pnrte, Russia' would assist Syria. Guest speaker-for Ute occasion church will bepresented with a are to provide facilities for 1,400 $l 00 ; wight Grocery Ca, .$50; Border Battled W !i * * e Dr' J°hn M*lw,re’ E tw ; brief history the church and in Sunday School and 1,000 in the Hill Implement Co. $3 3 ; Dr. Both Syria and Russia have aecutlve Secretary of the Florida refreshments are expected to be church auditorium. | Charles L. Persons, $30; Family cuied Turkey in recent wrrka of Baptist Convention. Iserved .... - . , . ... The present auditorium and Finance Co., $26; GAC Finance massing troops near the border Mr,. Thelma Bell and Mrs. "We DlanUa Saviae •-i.V»0 f»h^Xp l0r ••nrtu«ry which will be dedicated Co., $26; Seaboard Finance Co., and Monday there wa, a 43-mlnRjanlta Savage will be 'hMrrf*?* heard as ' Sunday _____ S ? » e J cV,rd | c *y„ said. » ld * * WO »"<« «ht 125: Eva Bea. Beauty Shop, $ 2 8 ;,ute and potentially dangerous her(Holsts during tha musical pro* | Courson n o ls t s during tha musical nro- Courson ..id . Sunday Scbocl facilities *1(1 .!«** City, Trgnsfef A Storage C o .'la d d e r sktnnlah Aatween Syrian and cars of approximately 430. * | progre, Jve ,‘rin 8 ng Co., $25, and Turkish troop*. - . The facilities Include a complete Scmlnolc Venetian Blind C o, $26., Official sources In Damascus nursery department with four deNo report, a* yet, has been disclosed today Syria tent a stern partments and reception room as tabulated of the housa-to house note to Ankara Wedneiday accus well as kitchenette and rest room. | solicitation of the group headed Ing Turkey of "unjustified provo­ SEMINOLE COUNTV JAYCF.ES were guests o f the Sanford Flra Department for a “Fire Preven­ It has a terraro floor, U fully by Ralph A. Smith and his work- cative actions" along the border. tion Meek" luncheon ; rttrrdiy. Jaycre "Kim" Klmbrell, Fire Prevention Week chairman; and M. heated and air conditioned. j ers of the ladies' organisations,, These Included the old charges I. Itahorn Jr., Jaycee President; are being aervnd by Ais't Chief It. T. Thomas and Chief Maek N. (photo by Bergstrom) The kitchen and dining room ' 'Inc* many "call tacks" will have °f m assing troops and added Cleveland Hr. area In the educational building ' to h* made. It is expected, how- allegations that Turkey had flown ..|T h* Oviedo Chamber of Com merco reported 'here were 125 will comfortably __ _ __ people ever, that the fund will see an j’t',nciJi ®V*T Syrian territory and serve 130 meree, at its second meeting since members as of last night. "These , a|d the Rer. Courson "andrthere appreciable boost over the week­ that Turkish soldiers fired at Syr­ the organizational seision was will be considered ian border residents. the charter 1 , a paved parking area In the end, Mann said. The Syrian press said a heli­ held, elected permanent officers member*," he said. rear of the church that Is lighted for the first year, copter believed to be American Meetings were set for the first and will aNo serve os a recreation "'lolated" Syrian air space over Harold C. Briggs, who accepted and third Tuesday nights of each area with volley ball, tennis, basthe border district of Midsn Ikhis the post as acting president of month. However, it was decided kctball and shuffle board fadlltThursday. the new Chamber of Commerce that In the event these meeting les. g»rt.» » The possibilities of a new Sal-1people when they come In to u i , given. M03 garments of clothing group, was elected the permanent date* fall on basketball night, a /ron, of thp bu|!dlnj | , „ ayrian securny rorce, imo re- . k .. ii .ii — . „ . i i.a — excci)t at a local hotel." she said, given, M0 pairs of shoes and 3 M Tbe Methodist Men’s Huh will ported the discovery of "several vatlon Army building and lodge president. substitute i!at<* will he *ct. i tlircc-acre ia^n which laml<c;»p hold a Ladles' Night Thursday !'"‘‘Tl* "Just last week," sa d the Sal other aids which include medicine m<.lern Individual j were *IUcw*bc«I by Uie 'oc.I Board However nonc of the remaining It was discussed and tentative- d an,| i,al a sprinkler system. Oct. 17 at McKinley Hall hund^ ,U ofIn a crackown on the pf Advlaora at a meeting held yea* vatlon Army Officer, "We had a and furniture. weapon." temporary offlceri are serving ly agreed that the name of the ;--\Ve are planning to build a bar- The Rev. Francis Smelt of the !U n n e i* '^ clallir^ ^^ alionairst tord*Jf , l the Salvation Army Head woman with nine children come in. "In our program wg have aupPirmanently. They needed both lodging and pu ,d 13 3 lodglnk*. 336 meals, tranagroup would be Greater Oviedo ^ c u c pit near tho parking area Methodist Church of Scv»»* will party * mllllarv aDok. *man said Suartcr» on E ,,t Second St. Others elected at last night's Chamber of Commerce" in that for socials and other event,." t.. the th. principal «ri-M n.t speaker for the .h . they ,m y ' were A mhidden 1 ,pokt'.ra,n , ,wa I portatlon for 10, 117 garment* "A new building is tho most Im­ f<x*l-' be to "kindle meeting wer« Ben Ward Jr., vice the organization took in the comThe spiritual and material pr»»-1 given, 183 men assisted, 13 women portant thing we can do now." Lt. 1 0^ f* fc xald the Rev. occasion. civil war designed to topple the president; Mrs. Roy Welsenbarg- munities of Mavia, Chuluota, j courson. include, record, room. Marcella Reynolds, officer *n gram of the Salvation Army I* and 17 children," she said, All Methodist men and women current Eyrlan regime." er Sr., secretary; and T. L. Lin­ Geneva and other surrounding church office and a pastors study, j are invited to attend the meeting conducted by Lt. Reynold* and j„ aplrituat guidance, Lt. R ey Syria had outlawed the party charge here, told the board. go Sr., treasurer. • r*V - . . . . . . . . . . ;Thc la,tcr tvr0 arc alr condition- which Is slated to begin at 7 p.m. before It accused the United "Our present quarter, aro much Lt. Virginia Kellner and they re- nobis pointed out, "we have con* Ben Jones, acting treasurer o[ About 75 members attended last ed. I a spokesman for the organisation Slate* recently of plotting to over­ too small to take care of the num­ port their activities to the Board of ducted 40 street meetings with J7« the Oviedo Chamber of Com* night's meeting. (Continued on Page 4) said today. throw Its pro-Ommunlst govern­ ber* attending nur services," she Advisor* at quarterly meeting,, people attending; 78 Indoor meet. In her quarterly icport, for tho togs were held with 2118 attending; *ald as she pointed out that mure ment. The State Department warning than 30 are attending Sunday ser­ nine months uf this year, 1.1. Rey. 37 ladies meetings with *'2 at* nobis said that the local Salvation tending, and 72 weekday meet* in Russia followed a statement In vice* and Sunday school alone. Moicow by Communist trader Lt. Reynolds explained »<* the Army has alrcndy exceeded last Ings with 1336 attending." Nikita Khrushchev that the Unit- Board of Advisors that one of the | year's program In both the spirit Youth meetings, the said, have PARTS ' Souitelle, to establish such a sytam as eh- said. "Separate territories, inch •** «Meh were reje-ted by the Pre- ed State* is trying to incite Tor- great needs right now Is * lodge ual and material assistance, been well attended. Thera were 33 wartime aide to General Charles taina in Switzerland or the Unit- those in Africa, would have their micr Mauice Bournes Maunoury 1<ry Into war with Russian backed fur both men and women We She pointed out in her report Sunday School meetings with 1131 grocery orders havo been | attending; 32 Junior League meet* Assembly ........... . 'ings attracting 411; 3'J Young Peo­ dc Gaulle to help solve th« cur“Thc lf 8 ljlativc *y’*em should Soustelie denied that hu led the "It scems to me that, after ples Legion meetings with 325 tak­ rent French government crisis— jnot necessarily agree with the f |Kht ogainst thc framework law reasonable cooling of.' periou, an ing advantage of the lessons; 31 I executive brancu. They should ______ the gravest mice the war. __ liberal" or an-eiK ct la w wvul t sta n d a ia< bccause______ |t was "too Corps Cadet meetings with B3 at­ Soustelie, a former French cov- function lunetjon separately. In the United ’ L ' , . ' ” T " . J ' ch«c*t of being approved by p a '-■ ........................ .. . tending and 49 band practices with crnor-general of Algeria who took States, when a hill 1* repulsed. ,hat h« w*n,H to ‘h» uamPnt. A camp for boy, will begin In Jr., "for we will be able to offer.program , that will be included In DU attending. government of Premier Maurice 1 , K. ....... .....................Sanford during the summer of IMS more of a variety of activities In- the overall two-month camp. Re •gc lead in defeating tho "frame- Ihe president does not g->." *U"t of thc admemiments ^rs A highlight of this year* proit was announced yesterday by eluding (ripa of interest lo various creation will include fi.ihing, boat Work law" for limited Algerian Soustelie said he also favors • tioutges Maunoury. places in Florida from the camp." ing, archery, nature lore, arts and gram, she said, was the Daily Va* -The .rouosed law we belic»e '’ V * | 0 j hB, Al" Ihc New York Giant* through M ay home rule and thus Oelpcd plunge federal system for the French UnThe proposed law. me belie*e, gerian legislator*, based not on , , ir ,„ n r „ . „ , u . R, „ r rrlnW Mario Carfagno, Mebane said, craft* and many other p r o g r a m s , cation Bible School with 531 attend France into its latest crisis, said ton which at present Is centra- would have made for the oppres- numerical population, but on com- fair Inn General Manager Frank will serve a* golf counselor and the (hat will interest boys. I ing the sessions. Mebane Jr. that nevertheless da Gaulle Hied with all control in rails sion of the Christian and Jewish munities, just a, Delaware has as camp will have ,jc h baseball lea "Fred Ganas ha* hem named "I have advocated 1 federal elements in Algeria," he said. many senators s i New York should have a part In any French director of the New York Giants ders as Hans Lohert and Carl system for the past 10 yuan" he; " 1 suggested two aaiitidm'>a ls state." constitutional reform. • te 4 . Camp for Boys," Mebane said Huhbell here to teach and Instruct J "I do believe that General de In baseball. yesterday. Gaulle should be loaL’umeotal in "It will be a character building The camp will begin operation bringing about a change in consti­ during the latter part of June next physical building ramp" said Ga­ tutional law because he has been ( year and continue through thn mid­ nas, "along with the teaching of %l locating such a trend for the dle of August, Ganas said In an moral training and responsibility." jn u 12 years," said Soustelie, 15, Ganas explained that "wc have / interview when his appointment to in an exclusive televised interview facilities to take care of 300 hoys 1 head the camp wai announced. with United Press klovietooa ria l "With the facilities of the New all under Ihe guidance of personNew*. York Giants training center here "*l trained in youth building. Kl , 1 He was asked If the French Ns- • 1 we will have one of Ihe finest "We will use the same facilities 2 . ---- ■> v .. 0 . i r . . . v . . i r - .u .t a u iionai A sai-m biy, many ot wnoie | c imps in me country, uaua* —* -j —- ----— .......... present leaders opposed de Gnulle $aid. their training program which has I I when he quit thc premiership 1 1 "Wa willstress golf, baseball, **en many go up through the leayesrs a g o , would accord him a tennl* and awimmtng." it was guei." rule in constitutional reform. stated yesterday as plans for the Fred Ganas, the Athletic Diree"I don't know," Soustelie said, : huge camp were annnunrrd. tor of Seminole High School, reAdut Just for the moment I'm It will be a little different than ccived hi* masters degree at New afraid not." m o st camps," said Frank Mebane York UnivcrjnG?- d..„ returned to Sanford where he has directed tha Charge Favored Citywtde program, has served as Soustelie said he. as does de football coach, and has become Gaulle, favors changing t h e intimately associated with many French constitution in order to youth building program*. atop the overthrow of govern­ Ganas actually started his youth ments on an average of once leadership experience with the averr sLx mon'.hs. “GET OUT THE VOTE" Chairman Amhrose OlifJ of the 'tomlo.Je Bovs Club in New York. 'There ia a provision in iha con­ County Junior Chamber of Commerce checks hi* registration with "We expect lo have one of the .Mr». Gabo Michael, Supervisor of Registration for the City o f stitution that when a bUI is refinest boys camps In the country," Sanford. "We’re anilous to get as many registered a* Do**tnI« for M isfd the government fails." INTERIOR VIEW OF PINECREST Baptist Church which wiU be dedicated at scrtlcca to be held at (Photo by UcrgsUcm) Ganas said at ha outlined many Ute coming elections," said Uliif. Soustelie (aid. "What I propose 1* 11 o'clock Sunday morning. (Photo by UcrgsUuuM Church United Fund PinecrestBaptist Conlributors' List Growing Opening S I* “ " New Sunday * Harold Briggs Will Head Oviedo CofC Sa lva tio n Arm y A d viso rs Discuss New Building, Lodge Methodist Ladies’ Might I* Oct. 17 French G o v e r n m e n t Suffering Crisis 1 N.'&ulSX,TuJ! h« . h* ....*«oU. :^ ....................... ................. !■*«■»< ; Ganas To Head Boys Camp Here 7M Additional Local News On Page 4 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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'I Pag* 10— Th* 8anford Herald Friday, Aaguat 1®, 1WTT Enterprise USN First Christian Meanest Motorist VBS Begins Monday Sought Following . , . . . _ M O m in g A lJ g . 1 / Train-Car Crash _ „ _ ,, , _m Prominent Doctor * Communist Jets Force Dutch Plane Accused In Bizzare Truth Serum Case To Land Briefly HELEN SNODGKASi (Contlnund From Fap* 0*a> Mill DorU FiS*r received an North Carolina cot it announcement of a wedding of Th* Coaat Guard Ur tfatioa lnt*r**t to th# people of th* comTULSA, OVla. W— A promi­ AMSTERDAM W— TommunHOLLYWOOD, P o ll# * Mid th* m*n w*r* rescued hi inunity; aa follow*, Mia* Nancy! ^ rr* <* ur* " J nent Tulsa physician, married PimlUo Bound. Th* fishing v m ii ) Elisabeth Bright became th* *p«*K It* Mewa* V * * ™ BIMa marched today for a mallclotr* lit Jet fighter* forced a Dutch j r u aehedulad to rtndiTOu* with brid* of g|t. Utile Thaden, Aug. Monday. August ,9> It motorist who deliberately Mock­ airliner to land W*dne»day In the and th# father of two children, • JOfoot Coaat Guird patrol boat will contlrua each morning from ed a car from hacking out of the Red Slovak rlty of Brallrtava. wm* accused today of giving “ truth *crum" to his women px- ^ which would taka th* reacuad m*o uat 1, now atat!on*d in Columbia, 8:30 to lt:00 through Friday. At way of an oncoming train. airline officials said today. South Carolina, Ilev. Jack Kelly to Winchri*. N. C , wher* they the elot# of th* aettion on Friday, The driver, hit wife and son 1 The big. U. S.-bnllt DC8 R was •lent* ar.d then assaulting them ' . former factor here at the Barw*r* to ba tnniport*d to in air-1 parents and friend* ar* Invited lumpen from th* stalled vehicle! held on the ground for half an after they had tost their will to r.*tt Memorial Church, now of port it Manteo. N. Cto vitlt the achooi, »e« th* tliinga tecondt before a Florida East| hour, Airline sources laid, her •exist. Tampa, performed th* ceremony. A Cont Guard ind Nary March .necomnllahed ard learned, and ar- Coait etreamllner plowed Into It. 1 ever, that It* crewmen were "po-| County Attorney J. Howard Ed­ hid been ordered off Cap* Hat- N*ney made ber bom* here aav I tides made. Than they are to Sven Fngelitrnm, 81, told po­ litely treated." and Its passenger* mondson. calling the case ilia t*m for both th* blimp and a , r , l > '* r‘ " hllf |Ler * V I Vdn in picnic lunch on the lawn.. lice that the driver of the other war# not Interrogated. "most blsarre" he ever InvestlNavy flier who parachuted into , r l,1 ■ of||no,1,)* M' th8'1 : Father* and mother, who are car apparently became angry rated, said h# will search for The Red* charged (hat the air-j .at Children. Horn*. Congratu^ m i„v| ,< -d to Join the th* ocean from hi* crippled j*t lation., Nancy and may you hav. 1 iurj„g their lunch period If when Kogeiitrom mad* a wrong craft, on Its way here from Cairo,| more alleged victim* of Dr. John fljthtcr during th* night. turn at the railroad crossing. hid Irft th# authorised tAhcns- Richard Rhine. 38. An oil linker, th* S S. Weatern ’! ! ! . P**s«*. children from the age of Fogelstrom said he tried to back Vlenna air corridor. Officials here! Rhine, a general practitioner Sun, picked up th* flier in the "* ’1 reald* it J72S Judy St., Co- 4 yra. through 12 yr*. are wel­ Atlantic aouth of Cap* Hatter*■ lumbli, South Carolina, come. Each department will have off the track* as *->on a* hf re conceded that the pilot might and graduate of the Oklahoma early thu morning. The ahlp'a recreation, singing and Hay per- lilted his error hut was blocked hare strayed out of the cor­ University Medical School, plexd- ) rd Innocent when arraigned hefor* captain reported a light in th* Mr. and Mn. Fred Kelly are lo<W ai well aa itorlee and duty by the other vehicle. Then Fo*l- ridor in bad weather. Common Plea* Judge Paul Walkwater led th* vessel to th* downed th* proud parent* of a daughter hour*. The Kindergarten depart­ »tr«>m tried to drive across the •r Jr. Thursday. He wa* ordered Navy airman. 1 weighing 7 pound* 2'* oi. Aug ment will consist of Mr*. C. K. tracks, but hi* engine stalled. A Navy officer *< th* Olynoo uat 14, *t th* Seminole Memorial Burdick, nipt., Mr*. Mag Stephenheld without bond pending pre­ He. hi* wife, Gertrude, and 10h*it taid the itricken blimp ran 1 Hospital, named Karen Marl*. sen, Mre. Virgil Milam, teacher*, year-old »on, Allwyn. leaped out lim nary hearing Aug. 28. Into a thunderstorm and the **»•- While Mr. and Mra. Kelly are and S«i.dr* Baty as helper. The sf the rar. The driver of the Edmondson said he had taken v*r* turbulence cauaed it to low making their hume in Hanfurd Primary department will have other car drove off Ju»t before statements from six womrn al­ preaaur*," forcing tii* alnhlp into now, Fred haa (pent such of hi* Mr*. H. If. Osborne, eupt- Mrs. th# train imarkrd into Fogcl-i legedly assaulted by the doctor. th* watar. NEW YORK t r - Th# first But only one, a 20-year-old hou*a earlier life hare in Enlerpci** and A. D. Hostetler, Mr*. F. C. Carby •trom'a car, demolishing it. The blimp had b**n on a train­ Enterprise has a apeoiil Interest iMeheri. The Junior department rases at Asiatic flu In New York wife, had signed a formal com­ ing cruit* to Guantanamo Bay, In him and hi* family. Congratu- wi3 be auperintendended by Mr*. Citv were diagnosed Thursday. plaint. * Cig>a, and was on It# way hack latkua. Vincent I.ar»on. with Sirs. Bill city health official* said labors-i to it* home ba*o at South Way- | Rowland ns teacher, an 1 Rrvcrty •ory tests showed that eight form Mew* , when k srws forced *len evrhanre student* who a r ­ Sir. lid Mu. T, Sic« -ri Har­ Evans *• helner. Diane Raly and to ditch. (Continued From Page One) rived her* by plane Aug. 7 had ris of Ormond Roach and Mr. and Charlcie Spotta will hav* charge Th* Navy heard from th# blimp Mra. Warren Wise were dinner of the nursery. Mrs Ronald Com- of John Krider, Manager of the th# dlieai#. All hav# recovered. about midnight when it radioed gueats at Thornby, horn* of Mra. stock will b* acrrrtary of the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ But Acting HpzIIIi Commission­ th* Coa*l Guard K “ apparently . j Anna Clait and Still Doris Fa- school, and the pastor Rev. Terry merce; along with Herman Ja­ er Roscoe P. Kandle said 27 ether MV. JOHN SHHMAH admlntitera tut rttca to G*org* Rcgnault, 18, wat going to ditch,** a Navy I. Stone, tit* Director. cobson of Rolay't. John Fitzpat­ foreign student# and two adults j tier Strday. In Ba/ilde, N. Y., as poltc* wotk In vain with a pulmotor ovar th# ,p»k*vnan said. Tli# crew report- I rick. CPA; ami other member* who arrived by ship Tuesday "InI DRESDEN, Ont. «R - Worker* boy's ittlt body. Ha and a frland. John Oatto, 10, drowned In UttU ed It# pressure "ttrng down" and j of Sanford Industries, Inc. and all probaMIty" had Asiatic flu. uncovered the l*»t of six bodies Dr and Mra. W. A. Wulfman and Bill and Patricia. Patrira Is Neck n*y when Iheir eight-foot boat capstrad. Two companion# said U would hav* to abandon the and daughter of Jacksonville spending thi* week with ber cou­ the Cnamber of Commerce, help­ Dn# of the students, Nlcholxs Thursday night from the 35 feet war* aaved but C 'ire# went down trying to rescue the younger boy. eraft. ed to sell Schneldman and his as­ Memmos. 17, died Wednesday. deep waterworks excavation in (j| Prtastir* in blimp tarmloology s>ere week end guests of Dr. sin, .Visa Linda Dunn. sociates on Sanford's frit-ndlincu Doctors are awaiting the outcome 'he t anks of th# Sydenham River. lom* Sunday after *pendlng a Charlea Dunn is spending this ar.d Mra. L. F. Friend al their and facilities. The last two bodies had lo ha •eck In Naw Smyrna Beach with refer* to gaa pressure — th* thing t born* al Green Springs. ef latuiratorv tests to determine, iveck with hla parent* hne. lie that normally keep* such airahipi chipped from concrete with air Mr. and Mr«. J. SI. Harper. Women's wear manufactured by if h« died of Asiatic flu. haa b*en attending Paabody Col— hammer* and It took several Mr*.l/ee Mrl-aln of Sarasota aloft. Mr*. D. J. Parker and daugh- !ega in Nashville, Tenncuc* the new company to operate In hour* to even local# the alxtli ami Mm. Paul Dunilead and aon ROYAIJI NAME TRAI.NKW Ur IJnda Su# *pent Wednesday •vorklng on hia Master'i degree Sanford I* distributed nationwlda tody. of St. Petenbiirg ar# vlaitlng CINCINNATI **- Rolwrt Har- Jn(j Thur».lay with her sister and this summer, II# will returns, hut many of the fashion* are found women'* frlcndl on Bake Ilamuy. .The »ix men killed —ad rereut per, former Ohio high school has ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. P. hla (rachtng dutlca In Tampa in local and Florida wear atore*. By ADADIK I’ liiiVATT Immigrants from Holland who Krlcnd* ar* glad to hear that kctball coach, ha* been appoint siokey ami Mr. and Mr*. T. J. next year. AUGUST IS Mr*. T. JL Summtralll ar.d ton Mr. Frank Roger* it improving rd trainer for th# Cincinnati' McPherson of Avon Park. Alix of Miami, Inc. I* a well Used near St. Thomaa— were Visa Mari# Joyce Goodwin AHml: *lon* bav* returned from Georgia after an operation In Winter Royals of th* National Basket working «t the bottom of the hoi# _______ and Chari** T. Ray were married kr.o-s-n, established women* wrxr Nancy Stanley (Sanfordl after villllng relative* Uier* for Park hospital. for the new rlty waterworks when ball A*»n. Harper. 32. U a 1949 j (r. and Mr*. N. H Ryan and Saturday, August 10th at th# of­ firm already operating succe-xfulEdith Marie Walker (Sanford! •he rave.In occurred Wednesday two month* Thn*a spending Wednesday gradual* of th* University o f M|#» Helen Snndgr*.* left Sun- fice of Seminole County Judge, ly in Miami. R iih King 'Odemen) Sira. David Speer of Winter afternoon with Mr*. Kd Fulford Cincinnatl wher* he won letters day for a visit with rvlalivr* Ernest House-holder in Sanford, night. Nearly 200 Ion* of earth Discharxcs I'ark i* viaittig her brother and were, Mm. J. T. McLain, Mre. In b*skrti:*ll, baseball and fclf. and friends In Klkton, Maryland Florida. Mari# wa# accompxnitd -racked off the high aide of th* Harry Miller (Casselberry) llater-in-iaw, Mr. and Mr*. W. L. T. W. Prevail, Mm. Jack Stewart pit, rolled Into the bottom, crush and Portsmouth, Virginia. by her mother, Mra. W. A.. Charlie Joe I-awrenre (UeSeig. ed th# men with iteel pipe* and Goodwin. The bride attmidfd (he i and children, Mm. C«d#r Hart, rey of Jsekaonvill* ar* visiting Rxry» Mr. and Mr*. Lastar Harper Mr*. !.*# MMjaln, Mm. A. A. Mr*. Morin's sister Mr*. Ethel rod* and m*»b#d them Into the Mr*. W. A. Ooodsrin I* spend­ Entarpcis* tehonl and w»t a Drily Hatch (Ranford) have at thetr gtiesia Mr. and Mr*. Moran, Mr*. Paul ihjnstead. Th* wet cement they had been pour­ ing this week with friend* and student at Dcland High school, Thoms*. Jmniia Harold (Sanford) J. M. Ilarpei* and children of occasion **■ Mr*. and Hie groom la the *on of Mr. I Pulford'a Mr. and Mra. Cader Hart had relative* In Ocoea. Lucy Seamore (Lake Monroe) ing. New Smyrna Beach. end Mr*. F. II. Ray of Parrish I birthday. Cake ami lo* cieam aa thetr dinner guests Thursday. June Decker (Sanford) nEIRUT, I ehanon R*— police Mr. and Mr*, failer Hart had sere »*rved. Mr. and Mr*. F.'hward Stoner Alahama atvl waa *ducatej In1 h*vr arrested a Jordanian youth Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Belg, and AUGUST 18 AMERICAN PLAYERS OUT a* thair wcekfnri gueete, Mr. of Mlddlotown, Pennsylvania and Parrish school and was dli-hirg-i In an alleged Egyptian plot to Admission* Mrs. A. A. Moran and aon Aob- Mrs, David flpMf. OTTAWA U* — 5kx American and Mm. C. A. Marlin of Balm rd last year from U. S Marines' lh*ir grandson and Mr. and Mra. Jewell Griffin (lysncwwtd) Mo<* up the V R Emhassy, offi­ ptayera — halfback Bob Garrett, Beach, Visiting Boars; rotate no ms. It end Rernte Flowcra. guard* Beta Wm Wright of Ovh»do wert vis­ following 4 year* of scrvlc* In cial* announced today. Mr*. J. T. Corley of Sanford iting Mr. and Mr*. M. H. Ryun Use Couth Pacific, lie it now »m-1 They said Mohammed Afnlul a. m. to 9 p m.; firm) Private 1-adygo, Al Slgman and Mika visited h«r parents, Mr. and Mr*. Monday. Mr. ami Mr* Stoner ployed by A. P. Ilennesey, Con- I Ghani, !M, discovered loitering Room*, 2 to I p. m., 7 *o 9 p m.; Flynn and center Ftill Rrown — E. T Summoralll, Wednesday. — »y HOYT KIN#— ar* vacationing with their ann, strucllon Co. at the George E. Tur- j outside the amhassy Thursday Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to I p. m were cut by th* Ottowra Rough Mr. and Mr*, Loiter Harper CcnfroJ Prsil Writer Dr. E. W. Stoner and family In ner plant. The brid# wa* dresaed In I night, confessed he and a Syrian Parent* and Grandparents only: nidert of the Big Four Football and family aiai Mr*. Merritt vl*. Oviedo, wher* Dr. Stoner I* Iho a atrret length dr***, with fitted1 youth were hired by member* nf Obstetrics, No visiting durma Union Wednesday. Flowera and THAT LORD ALTRINCHAM ar*. Two dacadsa ago h*r uneb akirt, romplllord Mr. and Mr*. Joel Waddell head of th# Oviedo Clinic and is bodice and gored th,. Egyptian Emhassy In Dam*- feeding of hahiea. Private Rooms, Lady© played for the Rider* In who aald QU9 #n Elizabeth'* forgot th* rulta and ha'a b*sn on mrntrd by an unuturl rolled col­ and aon In Pahok** recently. on tli* staff of the Memorial Hos­ •cu* to stuvrv th# American Em­ tl a m to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p other seasons while Ihs other speeches ar* a "pain In th# neck" odd Job* avtr line*. Sir. and Mrs. Don Slllland pital in Winter Park. Mr. and Mrs lar, lnt«rla>xd with a medium bassy In Beirut for a planned m? and T to 9 p. m.. Semi Private four wer* making their first haa heard about It from nearly I I I ami family left Friday for the Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to appearance her*. Stoner ami their son were for- band of whit* rrotrhrd flower* bombing. Briny a queen must be tougher avaryon* but the queen haraelf. Carolina! wher* they will visit Hh* la apsachifsi. 9 p. m. m#r residents of EnterpN# 'lur­ and while accessor!**. than briny Preridenf. You can't relatives. ing th# construction of the Geor- Mrs. Goodwin entertained her cntook forward to looking back on I I I Sir. and Mm. B. C. Buddy g* K. Turner plant In 1OT*V1977 tire family at a back yard harIt Lord Altrincham edit* <s Brltlik bare aa their fucit for a f*w and they ar# runr planning for b-‘ |u* supper if her home S*tI I I weeks, their grandson. Tommy publication, "l.d itn to tho Jfdi* lord Altrincham blames th* northeir retirement next year and urday afternoon. Attending were tor' are In good supply. Tyndal of Writ Palm Beach. they plan to local# In this sect­ Mr. and Mrs. leroy Colwn soil rawnsss *f rtwrt, nst th* qw**n I I I family. Mr. and Mr*. Royal Good­ Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Marcantcl hsrsslf. N*4 only norrvw, but ion. Th* qutan dsssa‘1 moke any horssdrown. bav# moved to Longwood where Mr. and Mr*. H. E Braddock, win, Mr. ami Mr*. W. E Goodwin, laws or unmcik* any lows, or make Mr*. Harold I I I they will make their home. Mr. ami Mr* Edwin Braddock r.nd son, Mr and Slit* Sarah Harper relumed tmy polity or unmak* uny policy. Th* Brtllsh board of trad* Issand family, Joined by Mr. and j Goodwin and family, Richard So ail sh* might do Is glv* Hit vestlgated nanuwnrt* over a sixMr*. Shelby Braddock and fans-1 Goodwin, and the bride and lordship a piss# of tho govtrn- year period, and found that th* ||y and Mr. and Mra. Tommy gloom, ami Mr. and Mr*. Henry Sntnt'a mind. British woman measure* 37.1Orlando, Orr and family nf Del.*ltd had iloyd and family of I I I 277-39 9. If ah* hasn't gained a family get together- nlcnlc and Mis* Shirley Ogelaby, layton Who know*, mayb* tho qussn any In all that tlm* aha'a in If Ilt>9f1 A. A/9-1. K 0. outing al Sliver Glen Spring* Oglesby, of Ssatths and Freddie b aattafted with thing* aa they pretty good shap* Oglesby, USN. stationed in Pravontlv* Moditino—I Monday. Jacksonville. The couple will re­ To try to "cur#’* pcopl# of Mra. Anna Clast, Mis* Dori side at Use home nf Mr*. Good­ aorretidng before they ever g-t It F»b«<r and Jimmy E1IM vialtwl win, cnm*r of Dcliary and Killla the J'b of preventive medicine. Grandma Fah*r in Sharpe* am! al*th Streets. Did you ever stop to think h-w Mrs. J. W. Argealnger and /am- j many medical force# ar* working lly at Eau Gallia SituHay. to guard your family's health and ------------------- B y B E N N E T T CERF--------------------vour* every day? Tak* th* first two hour* of th* morning Just Recent guest# at th# homa of T BOB CAMPBELL'S Westwood Bookstore, a lady who had yesterday or today. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn were bought every book on reducing suddenly rejected a copy of Wb«n you got up and brushed Mr. and Mra. Ronnie Sarin# and your t*Sth, you wer# confident th* new bock “ How to Lor* Weight.' Can't you see l‘m tud* eon Harold of Miami snj Mr. your toothpaste contained no danly down to 192?" sh* and Mr*. Hugh Youngblood, harmful Ingredient# because of demanded. “It'a on acco.»n4 rar* drug requirements, th* wa­ of my husband. He diater waa safe because of public appe.ired three weeka ago, sanitation. Th* breakfast cereal wraa free of Impurttlrs because of, to naturally I'm worried. regulation! about pur* food*. Ymiri And when I worry, I don’t rid# on th* bus probably dIds t •at." seriously expos* you l» tubcrculo“ If your husband h.u dis­ Sis 1 of the mass chest x-rar appeared," rcasuntd Boh, Krccnitig programs and individ­ ual chest examination* t<*lrg car­ "don't you think you ought ried on by health agencies everyto notify th# police?" wthcr* working with radiologists, *Tve been thinking of It," the r-ray physic.ant. admitted the customer, “ and At w -k although you may have pi- -d up a cold, you dij believe you me, I will a* On Thlw Rcff. 189.50 » I g-1 smallpox, typhus, or th* •oon aa i worty ofT about , .. . R»o her*. plague, 1 atis* control of rpldimCe.W«g }*0 IW thirty more pound#." Jet i as for lb* moit part eliminat­ Imported ed thes« scourge*. CVsnfsstlons by Ism Ittmmeth I Even diphtheria, which u*«d to “ I've wMitlrd with temptalinn; Tve trtsd my wry b**i Sewing Machine carry o(T -o many children, has Pv# icsll), truly stnigglwt, my frirn't* will all stirs* 1 1 lined. Tli* birth of chlldr*ii was v ine year* ago made -af«r Yes. fv# wrcallrd with temptation ss Father did. and Orsmps ONLY— by th# c introl of childbed fever, And this ws'is fortrd to tstl you: Trmptstlen'a still Uiachsmpt* and the sarly lives of youngster* O 1K7. by fhsortt O ft- ptauttutad hr Km* rulana i n t m i * bus* bern flcrd of much risk by vaccination against th# better known din nsc of th# young. Now, thank* to an stfort right ttnd»r REOIff.AR •>ur noses and broad as th* con­ HICCKI tinent. tho floun-hinr crlpnbr‘ •ISSTT-test killer polio la iM-inp cut hack t*, $285.9.5 In our window you’ll (Ind proof that Btedman underthe ground, just at malaria, ycl-i waar ia strong. It w made to Lset. . . to wear and wow; Jow fever and other dreadful di*-l . . . without shrinking out of lit. v*t«s were vanquished beforv it.t NOW Th*t* accomplishments and Oomplet« Portable Cc.rna by l o r . the grnphie demonriratlon of tho tnanv others like them are due to otrength of Sssduun underwear in our window. Como numberless people working to­ in ami riock up on top quality Btedman underwear •( • llulit-U Saw I.ltfM gether: nurses, physicians, men than# apeebsi (uiccw. and womrn In public health, pop­ • Routing I’ rassa Food ularly-supported agencies for on# • vAulniwalla llohNii medical causa or another, re­ Winder T.*w.g T UkSs................ J O* search worker* of government. In­ — COMPY.KTE dustry nnd the universities; • Antomnlla Bnmw AtM«m .......................... some dedicated souls, tom* mar­ • Drop Feed •'M*........................................ For Limited tyr* to science; »orn# thinker* • (tuarnnlnad for 14 Years W e 'i H I W * ................ j go and aom# np-rlmenter*. Beside# tp#1 Tim« Only the*#, credit belong* to tho Inter tried and nearly always coopera­ Porks and Servlea A Tall­ tive public. Trnda-lms Aeccpied Veal; ’TrevewHre MrdMno l.ifrtim o (funranle* in Hanford a i— N. Y. Sees New Asiatic Flu Cases Diagnosed Quarter Million Workers Uncover Bodies From Deep cxcavation Geneva Hospital Notes Lebanon Police Arrest Jordan Youth In Plot YOU'RE TELLING ME! Tho Picture Of Health m Try and Stop Me SPECIAL A SAVE *120 $ NOTICE 69 .50 *199 We will be closed for irj August 209 N. Park t’h. FA 3 1M I—NtU FA J-9279 Member; Flofi*4 Telegraph DeHvtrp Aeosxiatkm Angel's .95 alterations 19th thru 25th Hanford's Only Downtown Florlot S A N F O R D F I.O W B R SHOP WE SELL A T SHIRT STRONG ENOUGH TO HOLD CUSTOMERS Eat Shack 25th Cr Sanford Av*. FA 2-9731 AH Factory New Garrett's Garrett's M M . i l .Sanford At*. 1h4 Hi. ai Sanford Ar*. Acm« th* Comer From Th* Chamhar of Commerea FA 2-5244 Across* tha C orner F rom | T h * C ham ber o f C om m crr* F A 1-5244 •SAN FO RD �<Tll£ W eather Partly cloudy through Tundif »«ilh scattered »how#rs mnst/y In th# sfirroown and evening. V O L XLIX a ttte i* i&$valb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1909 Negro Shot , K ille d In Fight With Local Lawman Over Arrest A S y ia i-old Negro « n shot xnl killed yesterday at he fought a Seminole County Deputy Sheriff. ^ George It. Danner Jr , whose re­ cord goes luck to 1941, Jerkcxl a pistol out of D puty Slivtiff Mor­ gan McC'rliat J a hand and threw turn to the ground in rcatsting ar­ rest In ehf Goldsboro area late yesterday afternoon. McClelland was called lo South­ west ll*>a-' ji * ’ rda> afternoon to Construction work on the Pino , vrstigair an automobile arc) n •#%•f •• u w • •*<>■«» i .»Ill MetIsiunii said Dsu.tr* In ! t>'«k with men of *he church drove a car through the cloae area •sslstinf where N-groes were gathered, Already, the fooMngi hsve S##n sidosw 'plug an automobile and poured «n<1 b’ocka hivr ticcn bid mi to th# floor level of the buildInc OJhim and Tudor, tne. are doing the construction work for the •liurch building. 'e ____ _ _ i^ l I Construction Already Underway Milwee, Teague To Study School i.'S 5 E ^ .3 K iE ,* £3 Building Program The ^ m lro’e County Foard nf out to aulst in pushing the w^rk Education approved mostly perto completion. Rev. Joe Courson. partor of the >onnet chnnjrs tn tha school *v* newly formed Baptist Church for •em at Ita Thnrsday morning meet the Pinccrrst arra, said "We ra­ n- hcl J |n (he ff.cr of the Sopee. is'd to b« in the budding tn about Infemlent of Public Instruction. It. sia weeks ■’ However, he explained, r Milwci Mra. Itrheri j Holmes » 1 S the church tsuitdlng, at that time, will rot ’# futlr completed. granted a leave of absence from * Pie building. Rev. Courson said, West side School. Welhorn Rogers will he a 594,onn structure with the resigned is prtn Ipal of the I.aVe Chapel 40 by 74. seating approxi Maty School to accept employment mately 330 and the Nurrcry and with Stine Machine Shop However, Educational Building 35 by 2*7 to no appointment was made to fill take rare of about 400. the sa<-anry. The new church is situated on The tsnard accepted Ihe resigna­ an l ib acre plot, and will he a tion of Mrs I) irothy Bass as secre­ one story block atructure T'-rrato tary at Sanford Grammar School floors have been planned for the m l Mr#. J A. Phillips was em­ chapel and nursery. ployed to fill Ihe vacancy. t The nurtcry. said Rev Courson. In other personnel changes, fiAt a reception room, kitchenette, Minnie Frances resigned from the reftroom,’ and four separate de­ teaching staff at Midway Colored partment rooms. School and Jo«-phlne Gr.di.sm ssas Future plans, said Rev. Courson, employed as a teacher at Golds­ call (or a Sanctuary and expansion boro School. of tha educational facilities They I The bosnl rejected bids on rash call for Sunday School apace to registers for various lunch rooms take care of 1,404 and an audi­ and n. -s hid* were called for. torium to scat 1.040, he .-aid The Kominote t'oun'.y It aid of “ Were trying to make our Education is •ending It T Mibvr-e church a family centered affair,** and Walter Teague to Tailuhattrw ^Hev. Counon said. next week to work with the s.atv Driuirtment of Education on the budding program fir Seminole ^••’ouhiy. *11u- Ixu-srd ra'i-trtrd that all sch-ols u iP tic r. a ly to a coniid.i:# children on the opening day of school. Sept 3. Milwee ropnrto<f to The Tnnltmaslcrs Ctuh, current, members of the hoard that "we ate Just finishing work at F.v '.id* ly being .vrjranlied In Sanford, will .vlu«>l mwt the rioHiflng job *• begin ,ts regular weekly meetings Wilson School Tile Ea>t*lde school Weslneaday evening at Phelps if being readied to acciniv*dnle Itestaurani. children from Sanford Junior Two organizational meetings High School this year. have vreslrd an unusual interest with "emporary officers named to head tho JOmemhor club and a nominating committee appointed to choose permanent officers In Toastmasters Club Meets Wednesday Night At Phelps A T>astma»ter. Toplcmaater. and Evaluating group were appointed at last week's organliattnal get together so that the fur mat mealing Wednesday night wiU S* held as • regular meeting. The club is currently formulat­ ing its constitution and by-lawf to rorrespund with the national Toast­ masters organisation T in e will be presented lo tha charter group her* for approval. Th» meeting Wednesday night will begin at 7.34. — ‘ uneral Tomorrow For Mrs. Williams Fruit Industries Official To Speak At Sanford Kiwanis Memhe* of the Sanfnr I Klwards Ctuh are slated to hear aliout or.e of the new Industries In Florida aa the'r noon luncreon meeting Wednesday. Ed Price. Executive Vice Pre*ident of Fruit Industries, witl be the principal speaker. He • a past president of ths Bradenton Ktwanls Club. Price will speak on his firm which ships froien fruit Juices to New York in stainless •teel re­ ceptacle* by way of steamship. Joel Field and Ed Klrchhoff ire program chalmen for ihe day. tunning >,.er aoi-thci Negro’s fosst. *'I called for him to stop," MeClelland said, "and h» pulled his car acron the road at an angle" Ttie Deputy Sheriff asked Dannei for hi* drivers license hut he was unable to produce one. "1 then told him that he would have •o go with me," said McClelland. The N#gPi cursed McClelland and said "No white man is going to tale tr# anywhere " "1 took hold of Dannri « arm,” said McClelland snd ' tern mm ne had to get in my ear " " \l tha' he pulled away from me and appeared as if he would iltaok tne.'* explains il the De­ puty Sheriff "At that I pulled my gun from my holst-r and Danner lunged for me gralrhing th# pistol I shot roee then," said McClelland, "an.1 the Negro lunged for me again throwing both of us to thr ground.'* Deputy .Sheriff McClelland *.rid the Negro "began getting up to attack mr* again and at | got to ni) kn'es I shut again. Howcvrr.” le exnlained, "Danner kept com­ ing at me and I had to shoot the third time " Danner was shot through the arm. thrwigh the reek, and through Ilie hody. McClelland raliesl for help a* a crowd began to suiga around the •retie |u*t off Southwest Road In front nf Foster’ s Store. Sheriff J. L. Hobby and Deputy Sheriff Ed Cowan arrived st thr •erne alonj* with thief of Police Roy G. Williams and Id Joe Hick­ son. * Wc hail three cart at the •erne lo jaslat Ihe Sheriff.** said Chief Williams Ihis morning Also railed lo Ihe scene »a » coruner W. Dunetin who immediately impaneled a Coroner* Jury i hose who viewed the l»lv ami •he scene were Henry 0. Moore •Foreman of the Jury), G 33. Mors-an, I! C. Morgan, Ja.-k K. Mo-rUnn, T V. Bro«n .ir.| B. C. Steele SIale’ s Attorney Murray Overstreet and assistant State's At­ torney Tom Waddell have set the rororrt'i lrv|uta*. for tonight s', 7.30 oVdo* k at tltc rourl r. County Couitof thr Seminole lmut* Sanford Police Ourf Roy G Williams this morring revoalr-l •hal Danner had s 'eng roe.-rd bark in EMl Arrr m tnv-dvrd hrea, ,i of |ieace. acsailil aiel bjtIt o..i nurd no Pagr R) MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1957 J NO. 71 United Press Leased Wire Seeks Seminole County Rayburn's Schools Receive Help Surplus Food WASHINGTON* U* — Preside-• Kmenhowr r cmmler—allackrsl l»-a, in an 11th hour effort In save Federally dotillad foods ro ■ .-. the fa ir:;- j ;1 pro grim fro— ■d f*y »)tp |* jr1,**! V'tteh y wb*l lie conoderv crippling h-id crams in ftemlnole Conntv duriry ret ml* the past year were Valued al lie nr Id an un.«iinoiinie,| break VWJ7J 54 areorrling to a re-o;t fast u lb Hie speaker and Demo­ |ust ireeivrd In the of flee of cratic leader -of the lloirte. 9-vrn School Superintaivdent R. T- MU* Rayburn, and appealed for hit wee. This information m i furnished help *n restoring the 34 per c«nl rcono*1 v cul made by the House hv K ler M.-Ciibhln. Director nf I i'omni,»lily Distribution nf th* list week. At rite amir time he sent a task , ilate Do-'.irtmeni uf Public Wel­ force nf lour top administration fare. whi*h art* as the reeetvli'g jfficl • 11 Itis] Hill In pi |I and d «,r,h,-tin^ ajent in Florb’a wiili i *e Senate Appropriations for th' IV 5 Department of Ag.-f. Com mi He# m pul hack Ihe R40 rtiltir# During thr fiscal ji-ar cnlngf uilillnn drllars cut by Ihe House Sect'-tarv of Stale John Ki**;rr June 3*'. 1937, f«w*|t will, a t«,f Dulles led Ihp delegation of wit­ whole*ale Value nf It.791.ft57 wer* nesses. They warned that l* S j dliltlhulrd stateivlde with almost ptesllge aid security are threat­ 93 pe- e#nt of tha total g r -g to M EM RERS OF PIN E C RE ^T Baptist Chnrrh turn«*i| out list Saturday tn n*.»i*1 m the ened hy a budget slash so large *chn„| lunch pmgroms Thr re* construction o f their church building Alien It. footing* h .c e liern poiirctl nnd blocks nre lltal it would change Ihe basic malnder was distributed to non* up |o floor level. i Photo by Rcrgslrnm ) nature of the foreign aid program. |profit charitable institution* and \din. Arthur W. liadfnnl. re Hate non penal institutions. "Pies# iirml rliauman of the Joint Chiefs foods came lo Florida without coat of Staff, delivered Ihe bluntest through the feileral pile# supper! program* and the National School •v arning Tlie alternative to Ihe sir# mill­ - Lunch Program, and In Hie *--hoola 's ry aid program avkrd by the they are Used to make a mor* a.luiinifUaiton is for thr United nutritional meal available to tha j Mates lo increase Ita own defense children at Ihe lowest price pos* irrngth and draft more men so |*ible. Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, Tea \men I nent a* passed In 19X3. to ih.sl "nearly This, In terms nf pound* of every ahlc-hodled exempt the majority of homes in A floy S-<-ut Court of Honor I sm isir , f Seminoiw Omtity, ' oung man of mililary age would 1 irrocrrie*. amounted lo over 17 for the St John* River District speaking informally (o tl.r mem ihv* stale fr-uu taxation, by set- *t>cnd snveral yr-ars of 1.1* life in 1 million pounds, or 4‘ * freight car*. vug a limit of f.3.i*)i oil thr Vnlu miliary servie# >v *acas" i« III he held tonight at 7:34 a! Hie 195ft-'-7 fiscal year was ilia Hie Eserulive Commit .lion t« he exempt Mrs Vlalker McKinley Hall of the First Me liers I Urge**. In FI x*ida's expericnca Stagg* ,i _ Cost lee nf Ihe Sanford Fringe Area •tressed that at that tune Ihe limdlsi Church. "Ht.- ? • '. would *oe tlaggering," I both in dollars and poundage. Taxpayers Association, stated last maturity of homes fell In Among Ihe Items received wera be atkled District Advancement Cltnlrman manv of the statements an.I alie us category as being worth less or, he said, "We rould adopt a cjiined green bean*, drlrd beans, Wally Kropc wrlll |>re*i le at the t os mu being e rculnled .•.III l it allio.ud \s r its have 'Fortress America' concept " flutter, thre e, corn meal, freili r uri of Honor llio-o i .b'Sir,. a tra*-e< llp llt "In the wi>i-.l ,«e live m today, |rabha'ie, shell eggs, flour, grape* Troops from Oviedo. C'assrlberrv, t-y ouUide p.irlies nf .ill ‘.he pro­ Irll the -uteri! of llu* lloinr%t**ad l ive rshuiil I Im- carried mil, and iit-li a cutwepl If nnltn ly nrg- fruit sec;tons, from) hamburger, Drllary, Drljnd, Pierson, Rnt-rperty hi .Siiiunalr County, ate un n i»t tioinev arc now exempt, evrrn ilua .>tul would merely mean canned hams, lard, drlrd milk, ur* prise, atal Sanford arc expecied to mth tin* present day inflated that w-i p»l|smetl an ultimate and auge juice concentnCe, peanut have r<presentatb.es hrre tonight just an 1 unfair. . Mr* Wslker who was i'n llf I p'lC** Jslie (old llow lit 1911, as riolent s'luwd.mn with internation­ butter, canned peaches, canned b. jTCjjvg a.lvan cm*nt . . y <t,*> uf th# *’ * l ner r.Jlp, i (a aiic :-1 ihe i-'ir'lny and c >• <r *ui* were compelled to arr.ve al romuiunlim or, in Hie long run, plum* canned com, fre»h .slitrn *, l antiril |>.: k products, rice, canned pntnlaT o f advancement awaid- he picinre uf 9%,es»uicllt as it al lull cash value by multiply ug would i'i|dlulr*te," Radford -aid. Inmatrce ami lomata past# and (Cunlinued on Page R| *r.. to he pmenlnl. In thesi t» currently hands 1 ill Senumdc th,- amount then asscs*cd frorrn lurkev i. i s i n l ; will he 71 miill Itadgei, <ounly. firm gaw j liuel *1110 Mrs Walker uutllmxi her plan To dat# this fiscal year Fieri.It Iw., Scout life giuiols, ft first nury uf as*ei*m>'ii pruldem* as for rlmcking all the property in lias allocated over 7 7 million hry lave ib >- ' •i*,'l *m.e IP.* >< note 1 niil) by having an •'-,1 ami 13 iiiui .,1 .-la-*. pound* of filial, the bulk of which Ill uditillon. one Eagle Scout ait r m y in regunl In hop'e ats.-asmrht shrei of ea, r pirs-e uf will lie dlstrlb iti-d to sclaxU lunch Pad exemplioo •■h. Iir.iu,dil ,,ul award will t»e prr*«-nle>l .it to IConilnarit on Page II programs. ll« in lent »f the II .111- « l «-.s I ii.gtil’ s t uni of Honor. Eagle Scout Award Tax Assessor Says To Be Made Toniie At Court Of Honor Statements Unjust off uhal they consider rx,-o«* np oruprUlliu.l, the hill may narrroa 1 '* : l» t-a* ■ ■* plainr-l. though, that onl. i * ia y r\|eoMlitures have lirr -i , ,c rxl in the (iropose.1 bu*lget Incl idrd in next year’ s ..pr-r.v! ng costs All: !*• the upkeep an I 'pervislon of the Sanford (ivlrnter. Fire Station Number 7. >tat the nrw Gold boro .Ivsimitllng Pool. Ili-ie capital improvements will add. somewhat, tn the rutls of mmre pal services Com .n* *loners estimated at the last meeting of the hoard that |t •-ill tike at least four meetings of the cr..il|i to teloivr a lh.,l«et f.*r IT,7 '18 ojx-ratlon. Nece*-anl> these meeting hava been b>ng tie cause of lengthy dlaeusslons ovm Frank Henry, 61, Succumbs Sunday Frank E Henry, fit |*asse.l a ' iriim* portions of pro|*os*a| «p v iv al hlv home at fi 34 pm yesproprialiont Each |t«ni must lx- ls-nl*y. , cighif-d a» s.s it* iir.|Hjrtarire and Mr Henry hoi lived In Sanford l| f Pf Jl,t y 'Or Ih" psst five wars and made It w H,ld In- >|iille utoisnal fur lire ■Is rr-idre <* at Ihe Park Avenue five iti'rnhs-r roinmi*slon to come rrailer Court He ram# here f.-in up wi'h a completed budget In one Tavares He was born Irl Scuttdale. Pa :nec4tr.;! II -sever, that 1* nut al ■il Impossible *mce imltvtdaal Oct. 2J. IJnS and was a retirnl re. commucioners have had an np- stauraut owner and ojn-ra*or Survivors include Ids wif. Mr*. 'o rtm iy to stiri) varioitft phase* Path# nc llrnry, Sanforvl, two "f thr appropriation measure IVefnit* date* for lire jdlitlor sons, Emerson Henry nf Sitifiinl at nire'lng* of Ihe hoard, other than and William Henry; ami three tonight's meeting, have not been daughters, Retty, fgiiitse and Devet. It 1* rxpes'tnl that they will be lor. * all nf Pennsylvania. I irseral service* will be bt-M al in III* Immediate lilturr and on I 3 Jo p m Wednesday al Brissun dir earnest dales |mssltrle The meeting loiugtit will Iwglri Funeral llurne Burial will b# In Oaklawm Me al I o clock In the City Commis­ mortal Pirk sioners' Room at th* City Hall. Kiwanians Name 1958 Officers In Recent Elections A complete new slate of of ft ert, with the inception of one. bat been named by th* Sanford Kiwinit Club fm 1058. In a rltdi eleelion la*t week Ed Klrchhoff, O. K. Goff. E,| t.an#, Itvinir Pryor, I.uther Do*«. and II irH-r* ’itrteklantl were named illriv tor* of the |<v»t rlvle club However, in Ihe eleetbin. a *<-Ven. th dir'etnr waa not named sine* there wa* * He Vote bet seen Hoy Mann and A I. Wilson. A bill'd will b# conducted »t We,tn -•*-'• rr.crtlnr of the club 1 !o determine which >d the two will lie named lo Ihe Klwanlt Club's board of directors. Other officers named In • previuus rli-.lion were: David Gat -hrl, president; J C Davis 1st Vle# irpsidcnt, Georg# Morgan, ?ml vie# pres.deni. II. II Crumley. Irearjre- and Neal Farmer, finan­ cial s-erelary. Mr* tf'nrirtu \ Williams. 91, **id •■* of 'he Tate Charie* F Wil­ liam* die,1 at 1:11 p m Sitiirday. Aug 17, >t Ssrrpta rteet Home, •el'ow ip a lengthy Illness Sir* Williams wa« horn Atip r Water! - 1. C >■ u . and iv l h> I lr, i-anf rd ippruxlmata^ 57 Loyal Order Moose To Hold Meeting Tomorrow Night Hie tavysl Order of Moose will )*'M an nri-a-iiMilonsl mooting n Sanford tomorrow night at 1 p m v the Pity Hall n M Dursa#, meml*er*hlp dlrce* tor of th* Liyal Orrler of Moose, said today (hat a Moot# lowlge is being organlfed here and that ".*11 members thal heieng to other 3|on«e l/vlges are Invited lo at­ tend this meeting and brinj friends " 3Va will show plcturrs of M«o** he*rt «ed 3trav«ehaven, Purtsa •aid ..Th* Moo** Is one If tr# larges! fraternal organisations In lh« United States,'* h* said. In poln.lng to torn# of th# ad­ vantages ef th# lovyal Order of Moose, Durst# *a!d 'They tak# care of d* pendent rlul.lren, nf de* rea«ed tnemher*. and of rblerly p<-<>|ile who arr not able -o rip* l«rt hemselvr* ” Fair Association Officers Elected At Tonight’s Moot ear* ,c he is 1 member of the Ci.ngreratiun*! church of Sanford. Mr* William* !* survived on* slur* Mr* Mabel A French, Orungs t* !y; c . ...ece, kills Ho* •amor.. I. French, Orange City; a nr.-.tir •. Rij tr"nd P French. Drang: rilyj and several nieces and renh*srs. Aim. Mi*s Ollie Wil­ liams. W-*hinrlon. D C , niece of u F Williams. , ® F . r.i! service* will be held a*. I o*cl*rk tomorrow afternoon at B isfen t-uneral Home with the Itrv J. R. Root officiating, Inte-ment wdll be in Evergreen femet -ry. Memheri «f the rami'b"! t."* sinif Poi*. 33. American legion are remind- I of a me#!lng to* n!pbl at which officers of the Amrrirau l-eg’nn Fair Avsoclatlnn will hg e'ecled p»*t t’ ->m-%i- |«r f.rm I taid that "It !• vital that mcn-hers altcnd (hit election and help chons* the nf Herrs who will operate th# Fair f »r next season ” Tb* meeting will hep reee<!*.l by a supper #f eountry fried *'r*k prepare*! and serxed hv 2nd Vie#Fommanner George DeMattln and 3rd Vlce-t’i'mmander Jc*s# I/>lg# al 7 o'clock. Post Commander I.rnn I-ynn said that no ro*ervat!on* xr# nre* r.ssary for thr meal. 200 Sneezers Will Ge^her In Miami f MIAMI BE 5CII W — About >00 tnrerers are due here this week, buf with their sneering (!*<*•• hope) left behind. | •*••• s-*At #7 **># "roral order r.f the *neer#,M • brotherhood of h ,v r *uffervrv who hav# been | coming here for the part 1ft years tr enjoy th# practically pollen-free beach ale. 1 In Sanford Ike A p p eals For Aid Budget Talks To Start Tonight The fn»t of the budget talks with Sinfonl * llmnl of c'ltr Pommlsvlonnrs trimming wherever |H,s*i!‘ie wall gvt underway lonight •vt the i'|-y Hall l ily 'I i- ager Warren E Know­ les ha* already pr,p»r*d a pro t-cssed huitgrt base*! on the City's needs. Ths lengthy money require­ ment proposal was placed in the I andi of commissioners last week fur study prior to A'loptlng a budget It is rxpectrd, as was hinted by Mayor David Gaterwl at the last meeting „f the boanl. that millage will be Increased by three mills to me-t l*v* operating roris of munici­ pal government. lfowsver, when commissioners aliarpen pencils ani start lopping Shop and Save Additional TWO VIEWS OF SANFORD pilots tnDcInir with Provident KDenhower aboard the Aircraft Carrier Saratoga dwrinif a recent President in I injtectlon and air show. Pilots from the Sanford Naval A ir Station identified in the picture with President Elacnhoxver nre: (Immediately behind the President) Kn». Abe Fennell (second from right) Cdr. John M. -Miller. Comanding (Jficer of VAII-9, nnd (far right) Lt. (,‘dr. Charles Mcltratnie. President Eisenhower seemingly is carrying on n serious conversation with the various pilots nnd crew members who took part in the air show. VAII-9 is presently stationed aboard tho Saratoga for training and operations preparatory to Operation “ Strike Rack." (Official U. S. Navy Photos) Local News On Page 8 �B E C WAWO? Y DtAppfxar wkats hs 6 0 m3 TO PO...PULL A / WO IT* l *£« so SHOUT.' f JUfiT TrfiT T L E B A X h B Y B S '------ x A io e iA U omcs ' J 7“ a fv ? / X y L D 1 * *■ L'f*:T A * * •w * w- h« AT? I L O N E R A N 0 . E R a R A N D M A l w as a 'V T“* h c _ M E THAT Vy BUT IT .W A SN T j y ( enough tooo ) I ,> C AN / GfXO F" ir ^ - \ r 0 T ^4 1 ( Nice UTTtE SHOWS8 , ) / / W �li 9 V ie w <HsmfiJhh! A d d itio n a l ry i t t r i M ; f i n ^TTHB t i IfCRfnT OlVBJf itiM w# tr* i * c i ■* 1 tn kualn##* at A. A*nfor4 A '« . uu1«r th# FUtlttotiP mm* of Flora Height* Or#c#rr an.l rbat w# Intend to r*ciat#r aat4 Mint %ith th# Clerk of lha Circuit Court. !• County. Florida* 1# •«c*»rd4j»c# with th# nrovliloBi of th# Flctlttou# .N#m# Atatut#, to-wit: Aa<tt*n IfK of Florida Statute* til* Mr. A Mrt Ahallle Ii Cofburn S o c ie ty NEW Arrivals In Local Hospital JACKY FENWICK Mayb* It Ju*t »rem» that »v y . Rut 1 think I've had a new birth tn report almost every week for the pan trvcral wn«k*! The newe»t of the "proud parenta" are (Tiri* and Lloyd Itieker. Chri* jrave birth to a baby boy who will *Jt probably be named Philip Kyle. ( 1 »ay “ probably” , ••ecau*- when 1 heard, it wa»n't definite! t He veiahad in at over eight pound*, and It twtntyone inches long. That'* a good-tired boy tn any­ one'* book! The baby wai born Saturday, and Friday evening Chri* wa» * jppo*ed to have played rard* with the ''gang'', but for ubvioti* reatona, didn't make it. We did have quite a game of * “ cut-throat" Cana»ta with ju»t the five of ua that made it. Played at Pat' Foitcr'* houte. and the ere* who matte it were woMur.ary Finnegan, Jirni Gold, Deri* Shortland, and your* truly. At long laat, (after K-veral week* of not winn­ ing anything, not even “ boo­ b y "!.) I won a hlgh-tcore prire!!! A* did Dari*. Pal ami lto»cmary got low thii week Pat *erved le. rnon/de. Fritoe*. and garitc-chee*<< J dip while w# played. Well, we’ve tried t» “ iwear-off” nibbling while we play, but it was SO good! Laier ahe arrved an all-chocolMe cake topped with coconut, and coffee Played until the "wee *mail hour*" again, but not one hutband romplain*d! (W * got around that by letting them have a night out while we were having our*!!!> The only hu*ban<i who didn't go out w.i« . Hill hinnegan, ami he otJy stay­ 'd ed home •« he could go fishing at U K ) AM '!! The Chief* Wive* d u b held their meeting la.t Thur*day even­ ing, at the Chief* Club. The turn­ out w-a* quit* good, though not a* many «* they would have lik­ ed. (but, i* it ever?). It w-a* deti-ied to lower the monthly due* from I SO to I 2S, though I un­ derstand thaw «*• not unanimoo*. It war air) announced that the ** neat meeting, which will be Sep­ tember 19, will he a eeramici de monatration by Etlna Parker. The hy-Iawi wore di*cua*e<i, and pan«M at thi* tail meeting. *o if you mused it. you mu»ed an important part of the foundation of the club. l'r e left «hia until the end. bo­ n u s : it i* very important, and one of thote thing* I might gtW “ carrieil away with", and I wante<l to A be »tire and have the room for it. It'* been brougtit to my attention to that I might »ay aomething in Ihi* column to help aave our pool privilege*. I have personally teen tome groit mitvarrioge* of pool rule* and regulation*, but I had no id04 Juat how had it witt until other* gtarted citing »pecial ea»e« to me. By far the very worse one i* trnjll -hildren being left unattervled. By amall, I mean sny, wherw from a year and a half to * twelve, which, inridently la the age they muM h« BEFORE they ran uta the pool without being ac­ companied by an aduh! That i» a rule, and If much more of what hat been hapj-cning rontlnuet to happen, we vrtB all fu»d ourtelrrt without a pool to u*e! I have »een rite* where Molliert have left the children »nd merely gone to ♦lie Navy Exchange, to cate* a where the children have been left ** and the mother* have gone OFF the ha*e 'o *h«p! By doing thi* yoj ara placing the entire rogponslhiltty o f your child'* health and safety upon tha lifeguard*, and beleive H or nnd, ., they are there to »*v# live*. not tu babyalt! If anything happen* to noe of the** children while the parent# i* gone, there I* nothing for hhr to do hut call In i higher author( l tty, which, at the very lea»t. will rrault in that family'* being bann- ed from the pod. And It could re *alt In tne closing of the pool to ALL dependent*, which would hardly be fair, for the number of sbuier* I* tmall. Remem'wf, a child must be twelve, or over, end naturally be able to iwim. before you may leave him, (or her) at the pool, unattended. And pi»t to "nip in the bud" all the comment* »uch a* "who I* she to talk when »!it‘» -probably done it her*elf," etc., may I %*y that even though both my boy* are under twelve year* of age, they both rwim. 3nd 1 have NEVER left thorn at (he pool unless I asked Bnby Boy Von Herbulis- eon another adult to watch them for of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Von me, and then it was only for a Herbulis, Sanford, Fla. Born matter of a few minute* M've August 13. 1987 added thi* bit hecaute I find I l (Photo by In-rgntioD'i) have some critics who would love Ihe ehsnco to be able to catch me in something like thi*!) If I've gone off on another "tangent", I ) *ve don- »t because I believe it'* ' important. The only thing I ran erd thi* vrlth it to ask,“ would you evor lie able to forgive your­ self If •omrthing happened to your child when you left him?" ■ r - „ .' 1-l -■>? ‘ ' fy r " '- t ^ Bnby Girl Kelly, dnuphter of Mr. nnd Mr*. Frank Kelly. Sanford, Fin. Born August 14, 1957. (Photo by B e r p liw n ) Legal Notice r.i.i/AiiRTii arr.Ncr.n, Bnby Girl Germain, daughter o f Mr. nnd Mr*. Bn**ell Gortnnin. Sanford, Fla. Born Atiguat 15. 1957. (P h o to by B e rg stro m ) Baby Boy Alliss, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alliss. Ontron Fla. Born Augii-t 13, 1957. (Photo by Bergstrom) l.*k« Eoghsn (■ • tl-nli-ii In th* ArchitPdurn! School of th. L'nl iorally of rioriri*. VAST ADI FINE IN CABLE FOUL1N MOTORS INTERIOR Good One Side 3 o feJ |a contains !.5 2 Per Sheet W" % \A~J- BUILVINd N U m (HERMAN■ ■ 0 2 5 1 Cqncretb& peW or b*f» r# M • t ,*t. \ 11 W 0 \l 4x8 Sheets to: v| on Mr*. K-dner*i ton. Eoghan N STAR n.\S BABY Kelley ii alto spending hi* vaca­ BAN MONICA. CAI.IF. W — tion with hi* parent* on Twin Screen »tar Msriea Pa van, wife of actor Jean Pierr* Aumont. gave birth to » seven-pound »on at St. John's Hospital. It wai tha couple's flr»t child. Mis* Pavan,twin filter of »rtre** Pier Angell, »nd Amount were mar ried in March, 19M. PLYW OOD o r pumiDA K ll/A IIK T II H IT .X rF U wh uf # p1*r# i*f r«*l«1#nr# t« t in k h iM n A ‘• • " t n ( V f t t i i U l n l ha%l#« ti##n f t l # l ofc«lr%» j r i u tn ih # (Mrcult 1* 011’ m>l f-*r 0#mlne*t# ufttv, F l o r l >* In I ' h a t i r # r > fo r l»l%*or* •. It<« * it title of • a l l artI'ta I #lnc ram . n iT N » *» r if i* «i pt iir r I I . I / A I I K T I I 0 I ’ » :\ | K i t . l>#f#n«UnL i#a b h *I f t * j ’llr** i >” i to fllri y# »r « r l t t * f i d#f . : . - • If •*' ***• »nnl#i#t file 1 fie»*1 n an I t * »erv# a copy (psUL& Dnah Vi Inch FIR » I ' <•f e »t NOT II I! T O I I I . F F N I I Cassaday Home Scene O f Shower A Murk shower was giwn recently by Mr*. Jim c'a*t*diy honoring Mr*. Henry Dee*. The ihower woe held in the Caitaday home on the Old OrlanJo high Way. Co hoilestr-M * were Mu. Claude Lane and Mr*. Bob Duna­ Bnby Boy Dye.**, non of Mr. way. The guest* were »eated on the and Mr*. Donald W . Dye**. large screened porcr. whf.e they Sanford, Fin. Born AtiRuat played game* throughout the 12, 19.r>7(Photo by Bery*trom) evening. The*e cau*cd much hilarity. Winner* were Mr*. Paul Laion .Mr*. Clarence Ergie, Mr*. R. E. Soderblom, Mr* Don Dreggor* and Mr* W. H. G.*e.-n*. The gift* were placed In a Mr. and Mr* Frrwl Klr»hn«c large decorated ba.hrt. Refresh menu wer# served by the hot- have returned fnrni three and • teue* when the honoree had half delightful week* In n*lv*m Spring*, N. C. opened her many gift*. Those present were: Mr*. Paul Mr*. J E. Courier ha* n-turncl Cason, Mr*. Clem Rowen, Mrs. Marie Carpenter, Mr*. Eunice (ftsni t*s» week* in the nmonlain* Jenkimon, Mu. William Lane, in Boone, N. C. and Mountain City, Mr*. R. K. Soderblim and daugh­ Tenn. ter f.inda. Mr*. William Thomas, Gue*t« of Mrs. J. B Key hare Mr*. Glenn Miller, Mu Willie returned to their home*. Mr*. W. Hannar, Mr*. Esther C*<sady, E. Smith of Ocala, t i n . Smith IlaMr* t.'larcnee Ergie, Mu W. It ty in.| Mtre Diana Baty o f Gaine*Greene. Mr* Elisabeth Arnold,I vllle left recently after a plea­ Hr*. Don Dteggor*. Mr* Iol»| sant vi*it in Sanford. Taylor, Mr*. Miybelle G.iy, Mu Sarah Smith, Mrs. Jim C attily, Friend* of Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Mr*. Claude l-ane and Mr*. Hob Peterson Jr. will la* sorry to hear Dunaway. of the death of Mr«. Peterson'* Those unable to attend but father, Jame* R. Parker, In Hatsending gift* were: Mr*. Garnet rock. N C. Service* will be h»!d White, Mrt- Ruby Wade, Mr*. in Georgetown, S. C. Mr. Parker Cecd Flrld*, Ml** Anna Miller, died In hi* deep Friday night. Mr*. Winnie E. J*ck»on, Mr*. Sarah Jornion Brown Mt*. J. P. In their Twin I j k e homr. Mr Howard, Mrs- Etna Hannar, Mr* »nd Mr* Harokt Kastner hav* as l^iRirhe, Mr*- Eva Bronson' Mr*. their gucA*. Mr. Kastner'* courina Mr. and Mr* George Beal. Bollinger, Mr*. Melba l/>nf Mr* Dee* » i i also given a .’ n»t their am Richard of Detroit baby book from little Min Doro­ Michigan, arvi William Livings­ ton of Greenaburg, Pa. thy and Brend* Line ANN M i\ i hi « n it i i r < o i ii t . M M I I J l l»l( I \\ « I II I I I f l»F I I l l l l l l l \ IN 1 M l I n i l hi m i Nn l I | Ol N i l . I II %Ni l II 1 NO. l»Y\**. i: \ i u . l i r i r s c r n . \ rU In tlffi •V#| tirr utatk fijr d o n 't s a y 'n o t m e ! ^ JUST CAN’T b e don e !" DO IT YOURSELF. BILL /DING. IT'S LOTS OF FUN FOR ONE W E E K ONLY -----1 H H. WRAGGES wide waJ* beige corduroy cardigan Jack­ et suit Is worn with a blouse of citam-colored illk broad­ cloth, a fait and year-atound idea. The banding of the corduroy !■ the tailored finish for the Jacket. Tn* blouse is tong-rlce.*d and lucked down the front. fla n ln a OS Ca—p--y irm «1iy A5CANDA UTATTt STonday^ Angml T9, 1987 IP.1 JOIT* FIFA VF* ha# No*, hand. If ttvtpff. and If dead th* Tha Senford Herald—P*g# t unknown hairs, d#v1t*e*. legataea or grrntaea of Ih# Aald Amanda I. lUtlrotd. ik*Bc« WMi«rlr AJoblom lleavea and John Il#avea, i l n ( said r 1 v f c l - o f - * * y la i t . h#r hu.Uand: TINA AJOnU*M FA1V.il tin. n f a.ctla* 1*. th.nc* I.AOAV and Jl*hS K FAI.A«»AN Riulh i» Ih . Norlhw«.t c a -..r her huahand, if 11v»- «r. I nf in. Sauthw.it quirt.r If d#ad lha unknown hair#, davliKWUI nf th. Southw.it qu*rPP#§ !*k **a «ir grantee* of aald t . r (BW<4) of ..14 S»ctton 10, Tina Atohtoni INIagan a«1 J»a## th-Bc. ft.it t. hxin.lna. all Fa lagan, her huahand; nOODIUUT 151 TNR COr*TY Jt’D<lK*S AJUILoM ta Sm i Ioh I*l Towa.hls M OVIANDKS AJOI1c o t MT. IN %NI» 1*0H IK* YeOM, hla and South. I t .n f. I* K.at, B.rr.lw if#. If living, and tf m in o if . cot M t. »i.n u ­ daad, th# nnhnown h#lra. d#vta#e# n . l . County, r i o r l f * . ll ■' T i «n-l B4<l> of v o u « r . h . r . b v legatee* or grantee* of Aald flood* IN NKi hart Slubtom and rlrande* h» hi »m r, i t i l . - l that a l u l l tu r . t n o v . >:#tAt0 Of AnTUL'It ARXF0OV rlou-1. fr m a m t to q u t .t a n * c o n wife. Ft.oYD AJOHId'M and l>#c#«a#4. hla FAT11Fft FJOtltiOM. hla wife. If ' i r m t h . t i l l , to t h . a b . t t . d . i c r l b N o n r r o r i\ n :5T ton to . 1 n r c o . r t r . » n * t» r . n - t . r a u l l . n ' t living, and If dead th# unknown U TI II u i o > foii halra. devlaeea. legatee* or gran- vol.t t h . r . a t r l e l l v . c . v . n . a t . . a d l l > 41. Ill #1 II 4|H«M t . v . t t . r r l . u . . . ront4l«*<l l a t h a of aald Floyd AL'blom *#1 Fa® TO At.!, \\ lt« >1 IT MAY CON< KIIN: lee* th#r At 'Mom hla *lf#: rllWII.I'A >).. t> c o a v . y l n a . . I t r . . l p r . y . r t y , N O TICK 10 KKIlKtll Oil !N thul AJOIIU’M ar t IICIIY AJOIIU»M. hla h a . I . a n h r . . u c h t x . l n a t r o n I . <1»:o A. HI KF.lt JH. h«# IIltd Mu wife. If living and if dead. Ih# Un­ I h * . h o t - - n t l l l . i l c . u * . hr l l A . fin *I return* a# Vn<lllnr» Admlnl** known heir#. devla##a. legatee# or I t u . a . I I C o m p a n y , I n c . a 1*1 vt I 1 . tr*l«»r of th# K#lal# of AllTIII'll grantee# of aald Charle# Slobtnru c r r -ration, a n d y o u a r . h t r . h r AllKMKUON. !>#r♦#••*!; th«t h# and AJoblom. hla wtf#; MOIt- t n r - I a . n r . M - r t b . 4 l y l a w . t * fll#«| hit x #t it Ion f*»r dUtrlbullon It IA llul»r AJOUtOM an I 1.FI.A AJOH- • • r v . y o u r A n . w . r , o r o l h . r d a and final dl#< har*» iu4 that h# will I.OM.Mhi* wlf#. If living, and If f . n . » a i f a n y , ( t i l h r r p « r . o n a l l r applr to lha II moraM# Frn##t daad. fh# unknown d#vl*»*a. o r bv a t t o r n . y ) In . . 1 4 t u l l o - o r l(ou»bold#r. Cntinir Jude# of 0#» legatee* or grantee*h#lr#. of Aa*d Mor­ | b . f o r . t h - l»1h 4 » r o f A u c u . l . A. I > , mlviul# «'our 1 y. Florida, on th# 1<t|h ris V lloblim and l.ula Alohlam H I T . l l t . f U l X F A l t . N U T . r • 4 . •lav of U#nt#mh#r. A l*. 1»S7. f»*r hi* wlf#; A MAM* A A FIFA ( T N pro , - o n f t a t o w i l l b« a a t . r . t approval of »al t final r#turn# and guardian of Adolph Alohlom.VF*. | a . a l n a t you. I : r 1*r of dl#trIkUlfull and I • ln»an# perton. If living and If d# »an W IT N f c A H m r h a n d . n d I h . a * « l i f tr »l dlacharg# a# Ancillary Ad* ll - unknown h*ira dttlptdt] It* of . a l l C o u r t at Sa nf o rd S t m l n o l * n.lnturat r of tha Ratal* of Arthur gafeea nr grantee# of Hal-1 Adolph cou ntt r f r t n r t d . t h is M t h 4 * r o f Arnuaon. d#< #a##d an (naan# paraon; ANl* J u ly . A U . l»1T. I>al#tt thi# Ith day of Augual. Htoblom O. I* I l f t f t N D O J f al.le 1*AflTIFA IIAVINM Olt C1.AIMA D. I>»7. A t C I . r k . C l r r u t t C o, rd. t . m ( « INlI To IIAVF ANY lllilllT. II/§ / MKO A PPKF.n Jit not# C o u n t y , P l o r l d . Oil INTF.MFAT IN TIIF It I! Ala Aa an* II lan Admlnlat rat .»r TI.F Ill At la J T.undqulat. P C I IMIOFFIITY HFIlFINAFTFIl l»l H . or tha i:#tut« cf A lu m u RlUVARD II. HlTItT CK1IIKP AIISR0O.V |»* ®*a#*'l You ar# herehr notified that a | A t t o r n . y f o r 1*1.In t lf f •n» M . t r . l f Itu I M i n . •ult h#a l-eari brought a*aln*i >o'j. lu m i i R C I ? I T * O l i i r th- ®atur# of which la to r#mov# Orlando, n . r l d a Ol i mi mn rn j i iim i | L t * T A L 1 n rlouda fr^m and to t;ulal riNt i n oi mu *i i i .•erti and confirm ih# tltla to th* here. O F I I O l l l l l i . IN « N il F o i l Inafter de#crlh#d r#*l prop#m and vtrirr. i Niir.n rn rrrtor* #1 H I N D I r M il N n . IN to rerder null and veil th# reatrlev * m h »• a t i r i : « MAN* I 111 . I M l ! NO. ONI# contained tr* Ih# daeda convavlng T O 1VIIOVI I T M A T C O X v lSHXi a A lU f . K i.l. ro vil-A N Y . IN C . aald real nronerr* Ilea la h . r . b y s l v . a t h a t t h * A !l> t lo A C o r p o r a t i o n The name of Ihe Court In which | t l n d . r t l a n . d . n u r a u . n l t j t h . * *r | cr u u t j f f . | t h e f i l l linn l-e»u Is.*«ttu!f4 !* i tiili.ua o .m . aial.in" Cl-ayUl tCS, \• C l l t l M I T C o t M I T N I N T H J I ’ P I C I \| . of Au- ihirwlii a III* r#a I ■ rv>#f###0 w il l * e • | acalnwt va ii #n<1 th# ran## prn###4 • i part#. U I T M ' . I U m* • t .-1 Ne.i at H anf ord Havnlnnta C o u n t T . F l ' r U a . ihi# j l l h .1«v nf J u l v . lf#T o i* n » : n s b ” S <1#rw of ih « i T r r u l l t*(»url. Hemlr. I# i V i M y . F I *r| !a. O r 1 n \ F r * i#r l# k A f ln r n # T t°T IMnfuflff I* o I U | 111# 2)4 V r ’ h P a r k 4v#nti# 0anf'f» Florida (A RA L) 11 I T II. • ( al. noriri prf#nd#nt». ro ir r i *n T ’ » ANN M I I I T I if i l l ? « u n k n o w n *p-»u»# H marrl#*!. a n d If •I#• 1 Hi# u n k n o w n h#lra. «!#%!•#«« l r f # t # « a , or « r# n (e e « of s a id pin \l l i l t # 1 ( 0 5 A I I I . A N T O N if a l l * * h i t u n k n m n ppotif# if M i f f l t A i m tf dead, th# t n l i n o v n heir#. d#v!»es# | « g t t r * « or C t l M e k l of Hald llo»« l l l a n f o n F \ 1»llFJ«TnM « n l M I N N I i : I ' l l K H T O N . hi# If l l v In# an t If d#a«1, th# r##l»#<tlv# unk n o w n h#l»#. 4 o l i t # a I e f # l e # * or O va nt e e # nf Hold F A. 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I f l i v i n g , and he r u n k n o w n • b o u «* I f m a r r i e d . «h I If d#ad. tfi# u n k n o w n h a lr a , d«vlaeea le g a le * # «>r g r a n t # * * o f Aald M a r g a r e t I! t T e n t h * w ; A I . M A HJOI1U>M I I I N t l and J* »HN II II I N t l h e r hu ah and . If a l l v # an I I f d#ad Ih # u n k n o w n ha ir *. d#vla#ew. le g a l# # * Of g r a n le r a o f S a i l A l m a AJohtom l l l n r and J O H N ft II IN H h e r hu ah and u-. ti, n ,tt| K lo rlta ntatut. w ilt C | | U 1 I T I N M ' M I N V f T. C O l * N T Y , i . < i a t » r w i t h t h . C l a r k of t h . C 1 r •A T* « i b l r e v l a l e i title . f ■i and for S .m ln o la t h * . «»# la |l A I t r p H K I . K C O M - I C o u n t y , f l o r i d * , upon r . o l p t .f r.\N> INC.. »» Florida r#ttatail lo n of t h i s V ANN M I I I T I I . #t al balng n«r t , f>. ofI h . t hr-t o tnl tul nMuI.c . tnat-1. to -w ltl C h a n c e r v C a a e No 9# 11 - i i i m i m :" Th• f ih- real proI V . a t p ^ - t t o . m a g . In b u a l n . u port* Involved ta a* folloaa at n u m t - r l i t TIIA« T 1 — \V#al half (WH) r l l v nf Ha nf or d , If t oHr ol di . . t i t . In t h . of th# Houth half »HS ) of fl • Tluat t h - n . r t l r a I n t . r t a t a d I n aernmeni Ixit ?. Section 18. bualnoa. .n tarrr.tr, a r . as Townehln jd iF'Uth. Ilaoga 14 aald Fa*t. hemlaolr County. Florida. fnllotaal . K K H A W K I N S C C . N N r i . U T THACT I A )Ull #**t i*rl#r I'A P IIN K W C O N N fU .T tHF’ ,» of I h # South weal >iuard at Sanford. S.m ln .fa ter iAW '»1 of Auction la, Town- C otitlanio 'v F l o r i d a J u l y Jf. H I T . Phlp Uth« Hang# J') Faat, Aenilnol* (*<«unty, Florida YflACT I *•• • | mt Ih# A •'-ithw #at nuart#r fAWUI of tb# Aouthw#*t nu*r'«f IAW•« I «*f Aecllon 10 T” WnahIp }•* Aoiith. Itang# 1# Kaat Aemlnwle t*.»intr. Florl la THA«T I — South 14 chain# of Ihe » ‘ M I - hul r th# A'»uth w#gt smarter iHW* I tea* **«• ic.«*tth#a*i nuart#r (CKU) of th# Ho«ithw#at iiuart#r (AWUi of Section It. T»wn•hip 2* South, Haag# SO Faat. Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. TRACT I — The! part of Ih# Northw est uuarter (N\Y>, I of tha Southwest rjuanfr (A\V»4> lying Aout he#*t IRK) of th# A C f. Itallroad rtghl«of•wav. !••• b#gtnntog at th# Ao«/\h#aat lAKi corner of th# N«»vthg«*t quarter 1NKI4I ftf Ih# Southveil •mar ter (AWUI of Sec­ tion 10. Town#hlp SR A uth, Itang# 14 Faat. running |h#«tr# N<irth 9 St chain* W#at ST II t haloa North !4 chain* In tha right-of-way tin# of tha A- C. 0 . D. Farrell’s Arcade Package Store Pe«(urlnf Th* Very Be#4 310 E. l*t �/ mam* M fw tP n S rr -1 "WDATH TW6 W iflT Editorials Future Of Upon Plans k ip lf | k »r « akall k « l a t a r • •• mf fmm ■ • • • lr»« Communties And 'RifRUM t m b u a f THfM'OOlE Of THE HOL'Sp* 'Till# kMl, kr»lh»fM, l#«l |l« atvaf Depend Preparation where such development should not take place might be prevented. !n this way an undue burden on the county's services could be avoided. "The Belligerent Community. In Connecti­ cut a pleasant town borders the developed area ot another growing metropolis. A «pecialized type of industry is gravitating to this area. The small town now hns open la>< i quantities and is attracting upperincome people. •'These new residents ignore the threat imposed by their proximity to the fast-grow­ ing city, in their concern with "keeping the town rural'* they are concentrating on nega­ tive measures. "In this town it finally was suggested that there be drawn up a statement o f objectives for the future o f the town. Such a state­ ment should incorporate a framework BY WILLIAM EWAI.D against which the town’s gcncrul plan and United Press Staff Correspondent detailed proposals could la* measured, such NEW YORK Wi — Toll TV poses more questions than all the as: qull srhows put together. It’ s Up to "1. Provision for a well-rounded, evenly you to surt thinking about the an­ balanced community, which in its residential swers. area would include a full range o f bousing Bight now, this nation far out­ types for all types o f people. strip* the m l of the world in TV *2. Program for attempting to nttract activity Sponsored TV has been good Industry, carefully selected as to types responsible. We have 449 TV itations and that would improve the economic status and they beam their wave* into some enlarge the community's tax base. 40 million homes. That's more "3. Plan for fostering local business firms tnan SO per cent of the homes in with adequate off-airvel pinking, to uffei the country. Great Britain has only six mil­ shopping facilities that would attract ami lion TV homes and IT stations. hold the local trade now going elsewhere. Russia has (lightly over one mil“ 4 Proviaion fo r guidance o f residential ! lion TV homes and it stations. A short article appearing in a recent luue of Director* Digest which waa condensed from an Urban Land Institute article in the National Association Builder* Joural of Homebuilding came to our attention. It waa the sort of article that ’’fit the foot" so to apeak and we are using it here for the benefit of our readers: "Small towns throughout the country lie directly in the patli of the urban spill-over from metropolitan areas. Whether these surburban towns retain their plcusant, rural character while still absorbing over­ flow or whether they become unsightly ureas o f commercial and residential property that destroy the. beauty o f the countryside depends on how well they now are preparing for the future. "In such places two conditions exist: Either the townspeople are hliatfully un­ aware o f the Impact from coming develop­ ment or they are belligerently trying to barricade themselves against any change in the community’s character. •Recently two cases that were g»>od ex­ amples o f the foregoing situation came to the attention o f the urban Land Institute: "The Unprepared Community. Out in Ohio a rural county Ilea north o f a fast-growing metropolitan city. New industry and a di­ versified local economy rapidly are develop­ ing thn entire area. Soon a new state free­ way will link the central city with three small satellite communities, inviting rapid suburban residential development. “ As yet it is unprepared, but to stay on the safe side nnd get ready for a period of steady growth, the local home builders' as­ sociation Is setting in motion « program for county planning under nn active nnd progres­ sive planning commission—such a commis­ sion has existed but has not been active. ''It is hoped that a master development plan and a comprehensive zoning ordinance can be initiated, Volicies then could be for­ mulated to guide growth in unincorporated areas nnd sporadic, scattered subdivisions S „(H «M M lea. Nx ii. SSI k . I i, ►, O e -r g i* Atlsaia > l...r% l S a tia te developm ent bo it* to take place on n lowd .n .it y b u l . , p r a m l . , - r u r .ll t y " ope tie* a. t "Confronted with prospect* ot high costa for community facilities and services, small communities within n path o f population growl It cannot expect balanced growth to occur automatically. Towns must la- prepared to plan for development and guide Iheir growth so as to minimize the effects of new development on mtiBicipal service costs and to help maintain economic stability.” is roo-u on the alrwavea for more than Ison stations, but that inoie than tooo of these aren't being ute<l. Ttiry sly advertiser* just isn't support that many outlets. However, loll TV'eri fait to point out that many of Ihcte 1000 chan­ nel* arr In th* ullra high frequen­ cy hand t.'IIC ami that moat TV sets arrn't equipped to receive them. Show Types Questioned What's more, neutral observers sgicr that although toll TV may boost the quantity of TV show* you •ce ataumlng that the empty undorstanding of the needs of n u immunity I channels on your set are used, |there ar. diiturbinf quest inns has made possible many achievements. |about th* kind of shows toll TV Hundreds have de|tcndrd on tho wisdom 1 will feed its auJirnre. It is doubtful, point out observ­ o f ](. H. Coleman's advice before taking a er*. that the puhlie will benefit by step in the fiim m ul or bltiincss world. |paying for regular season base­ He has Item a builder of Sanford from ball games. World Series and the very first word and has led the way in fights when it gels a fairly steady many instances to acquire a Itettcr under­ dirt of thcM> now free. Further, although pay TV cham­ standing between citizens and citizens pion » lal. often atiout Broadway groups. plays, ballet, opeia, educational As a Kotnrian, a (Tiamls r of Commerce piograms and other high-toned member, a Mcnilter o f the Board o f Directors fare. It it becoming increasingly o f tho Sanford Atlantic National Hank. Itis obvious that th* bulk of the toll TV diet will tie movies. ethics were o f the highest ns men and wo­ Toll TV npeiators will t>r in butmen of the community respected and sought ines« to make money. Money lies his leadership and advice. "Colev” Coleman where the tail* of the masse* lie. And thr matte* like to waPb will I* sorely missed in Sanforu. mo* irt. A Sindlingrr research re­ The condolences of a community are port stated recently that out of th* tendered to to those who will griev e long over 1.08.1 t million houit devoted to TV viewing Jilting one week in July, the loss o f a loved one. i X C f.tnM ae S u l t1 *« ( iM r d s rnt-u eititKiK* r e n . .-a r*aiuhe* I 't l ' l , I T T M t S JR. n>i«ls*<* Mgr MARION HARMAN a ft. B4llar r v r t .V N j Ct’ fHINO A 4*«M lsl»a M a ss**, Tta* H e r s M It a . i . l t i e f t u t V n l t t S Sr M l * ■ IS * * 0 ( 1 * 4 s s t l 'i t l t t l f l e I B * e t * tee r t e e k i u * . ( ( « a f alt I k * U t i l > « « t p r t . f . 4 I k ( k it M c m p t r . ■ o a a ^ R ts -T io N s i t u •r Cwrrlte l i e p it * t * k Ok * M ttlk It 44 TVr S r .. M .e l k t Sis M ..I k s O * . T * .r 11*4 It It l i t II Al| O k lta a rr s t l l t t * «a r4 t o f ik ta k w r * .* | * | i.tt a*4 a a ltiM • t .k l .r l e l e m t a i for I k . s e r s . i * at r , i , l - e faa4a w ill S t c k s r e * 4 f« r s i r e a e la r *4»#»| i*(t* n t n Only time mav assuage the grief o f the> mUlion, hour* *•"• watching moviet. community in the loss of one o f its finest Commercial raltrrn Threatened citizens—one of its community leaders— so Another danger lies in the threat indelibly engraved lias his leadership Iteen to the present pattern of commer­ made upon Sanford’s cornerstone o f growth cial binadeasting. The networks bring you comedy, variety, tnusir. and progress. such aa it la. on the cuff. But tal B t l t r M as .* * * * 4 rise* e a l i t r n t i t S t i It 1*11 at Ik* f e e t O f r u t ar * . . f . r 4 P 1trl4a. . s 4 t r tb* A*4 . r C t t a r t M at M trtk I. (ITS Pe*tltk»4 Ok flit ms* rag* 4 P a ll* - f e t a l S t t e r S t r . * * * 4 t g s s t s t in t S t y p i i i » 4 l t | C k rltlm sa Monday., August 19. 1987 Try and Stop Me ----------------- l y BINNITT CIBP------------------ DON'T PRESS YOUR LUCK! YOU THINK you have troubles, g«t a load of th* com­ registered by S«th J#ffco*. down from th* hills to IbuyFplaint some grit* snd Itrbaccy: “ Can't say my U-y*ar-old brid* ain't been a comfort to m*. bul I can't stand th* noise when h#r and my tJ-yrarold daughter by my first wif* gits to flghtin' over whi's goin' to play with th* d o lir • • • An impovtriahad but cUgant y o u n g man-abouttown in I>ondon has just confessed th* method by which he acquired a reputa­ tion for lavish entertaining without forking out a singt* penny. He make* It his business to dlacovw exactly when his affluent fritnda hart unbreakable prior engagements, then invites them for lho*« evenings to mythical galas of his own. Thus he gains credit for being a frequent and openhandod hoet. is invariably invited back-end always accept* Arthur Bncbaa* liked t* point ant that the place where tuccee* earn** kefere week. It lairs R mnnlht In g t pulleprole, led Don't wail until it's in* Isle. Start tour ihotsNOW! Protect ike whole lamilfl f g»/ie4o4 0i § pmUtr friiff tmrem Ktf>M rtl h i 44*#*»-* •# 4 ent goee wrhere the money it. Tlicr.- It always the chance that the Dinah .Shores, th* Parry (.'omo*, the Frank Sinatras would prefer the larger monetary re­ ward* of toll TV. Th# loss of the** regular pmgrame also would i**m to h# of doubtful ben­ efit to th* public. Filially, aivl moat dialurbinf, there is the poiublllty that toll TV may not be as uncommercial si It claims. Uteie i> already quiet talk in tome loll TV quarters of working advertisers into the act through the u«e of token* or cou­ pons intide th* advertiser's prod­ uct. Thus, sty, a cornflake aponwir might hack a Western show for |toll TV. Buy a bo* of cornflakes and you would get a special token 1to put in your tell TV attachment CIVIL SER VICE BOARD CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA .. . A Skin Test Quickly Points To An Allergy If HUMAN N. lUNOHIN, M.D. IF you have an allergy, let me, The puncture test la somewhat urga you to get a skin test similar. Procedure la tbU lest U Except for certain caaea of to place a drop of antigen on th* drug and food allergy, a akin test skln surface and then prick the probably 1* the best, as well aa th* skin with a needle, quickest, way of determining the allergens to which you ar* senat Fourth Method A fourth method Is the lntratire. In fact, this la th* moat widely- cutaneous teat In which a hypo­ used method of determining al­ dermic needle la used to Inject a lergic sensitization* since th* skin small amount of tha antigen solu­ te Involved In moat such reaction*.1tlon under tha outer la/era of th* Foul Methode | three latter methods ar* There ar* four general methods used to produce Immediate al­ of making skin testa. Just which lergic reactions on the skin. should be used In your specific case, or. Indeed, whether you By studying th* severity of the should have any type of skin test, various reactions, your doctor can must, of course, be determined by determine th*« beat method of treating your allergy. your doctor. These testa ar* quick, practi­ The patch test takes the long eat lime and can be used only ca lly painless and generally with agenta which penetrata th* pretty reliable. If you need such skin surface and with those poe- a check, get It right away. There a seulng delayed action Usually, no us* suffering If you don't have It's used to determine allergies in to. Qugsnoa Ain AJtiwn case* of contact dermatitis. With this teat, an allergen la D. u : I have had a constant placed upon th* unbroken akin pain and pressure la th* upper and permitted to remain thera part of my stomach. An X-ray for a minimum of 34 hours. Whan showed f have small atones in my an allergen to which you ar*'gallbladder. Should tha gallbladallerglc la used, there will be a der be removed? Answer: It would be advisable reaction on your akin In the scratch last, th* antigen for you to consult your doctor !* placed over a seriteh which about removing your gallbladder. breaks th* outer layer ot akin Once stones have formed, surgery |la the accepted cure for them. cells, DRAGLINE OPERATOR A City of Sanford Civil Serrlr* Examination will he 1957. nr as soon thereafter a* ponaible for DRAGLINE OPERATOR. For further detail* call nt City Hall. * Enroll N omt F or Fall Term . . . CIVIL SERVICE BOARD Individual Instruction* for Beginner* Intermediate and Advanced Student* Mack N. Cleveland. Jr.. Secretary For Furthtr Information Call FA 2« 2891 N. 0 . Gamer, Examiner 64 , "W & * * "I've never heard auch an uninspired melody, such goofy lyric*. Man, we've got a bit on our hand*!’’ W A N T A D Sl *" CYPRES ;GARDENS FINE TENANTS Fa~,«»a e/reteo Our Entire Stock of 1951 - 1952 - 1953 - 1954 BUICKS SPECIALS - SU PERS - RO A D M A ST ERS 1951 BUICK 2 DOOR SEDAN Fully Equipped $ 495. 1952 BUICK HARDTOP Fully Equipped $ 995. 1953 BUICK HARDTOP 1954 BUICK $ Power Steering & Special, 4 Door Power Brakcft • ^ Sedan - Fully Power Window* Equipped. A Real Buy - See it today . . . Radio, Heater and other Buick Equipment£_ A L L CLEAN CARS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION 1450. 1250. STATION W AGON held in th* City Hall at 2:30 p m. Tuesday, August 27 Tolar School of Piano © mf. K«t V*H4 r|Wgm»r»f4 S elling 1954 FORD te th e I Announcing Th* Opening Of 807 Magnolia Avcnu* On 8«ptember II, 1957 . $ 1395. 1954 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SEDAN $ 1250. 7 OTHER CLEAN C A R S TO SELECT FROM NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Ph. FA 2-1882 . "The colonel doesn't play much golf. . just if tome gueat* want to play and can't find anyone else to play with. Ha hasn't th# tin#." Toll TV Poses More Questions Hanford nnd the entiro Central Florida area received a severe shock Thursday nftrrnoon at 4:30 when the death of If. If. “ Coley" Coleman was nnounccd. Throughout Mr. Coleman's residence In Sanford he hns been a civic lender, one whose le t lii consequently, doe* all her own bouse work and cooking without the aid of any aerranU, In addition to Barbara they have one other daughter, who is married to a McKinney. Tex radioo'ogist, and two married ions, both of waom continued th* Thompson military tradition. On* Is a second lieutenant in the Arrar> *t,lle ,he other la a raptain jn the Air Force. Barbara's famou* in-lawi, ^ 'i-foon,pj0B,i »rc Republicans; ^ MrJ Thompson said the ,s.o granJparents are different on# ^ . the family down in two "shift*". h«rc cvery _ ____________ |tuikani trtet or t* war. While he * studying law, Mra. Thompson keep* busy "keeping house, cooking, sewing and play­ ing the violin in the university to see the show, or you might g e t! very competition will upgrade the |symphony^ She said that most of the co­ a coupon which you would mall in program far* you •«« on commcrto your toll TV operator for a re- cial TV. They say you'll aee fewer lonel ,> night* arc apent "burning fund or discount. j and shorter commercials on your the midnight oil” over hi* law­ FOC Holds Answers preaert TV channels becauie oth- books. While he's hard at his Th# Federal Communication* |erwtse, the network thows will studies, Mr*. Thompaon spends at least two evenings a week at orCommission, presently sitting on !©•• their audiences, the iasue of toll TV. would aeem to i At thla moment, two of th# three rhestra practice. No Social life have the answer* to moat of these pay TV firms are pressing thr "We've just been too busy to question* in its hands. It can reg- FCC for th* right to eondurt at pay much attention to so-called BOtit MO( I Of, the Hollywood (date “ over-the-alr" TV, if it au- 1least a teat, film director who spent ten yes re thorites it. It has th* power to do ; Those against toll TV say the I flub Ilf*.'" *be aald. “ We don't as an American counter-spy in so. FCC should not grant even a test' ^ o n g to any social dubs, and Soviet esplonsge, tella newsmen Rut the FX’C hi* no power to —that once a toll TV firm Inverts *• most of our tim# either In New York of hla experience#.' regulate toll TV If U operates over iu millions of dollar* In a city, It rtudying, playing bridge or just It waa Morroe, playing tha role vitiUng with our friends." a wire Into the home. And toll TV I will b# diffirult to dislodge it. of a "id , whs** findings con­ The Thompsons live alone la backers, growing Impatient, are Both (Idea want entry into your victed Jack Soble and hla wife. beginning to move In this direc­ living room now. It soon may be their English tudor home, lesving Myra, as spies. (Inlerwotlofial) up to you to decide who you're go­ much of it closed off "unless era tion. have corr.papy.” Mra. Thompaon, Toll TV advocates say their ing to let in. champion* of toll TV aajrr 1 A F F -A -0 A Y Time Only May Assuage Grief The Sanford Herald Boasts Famous Children Hr DAWSON OPPENIIEIMKR Mr*. Thompson explained. SH* tailed I’ reax Staff t'errexpondent said Barbara first bioojht 8 usan GAINESVILLE SB- Four of ind Miry Jtun down *nj Ik* world's most celebrated them with u> so sh* could return grandchildren slip in and out of to Washington to pickup the other tbia colic** to'i n one* or twice two children snd John. They *u a year for visit* with a middle- ipent s f«w dsys with ui before aged couple who never meae the; John left to take the cruil* wi-.h headlines—th* "oth*r gtindpar- 1 his fsth*r.” In Final Year . en u ." Colonel Thompson at SO Is Col. and Mra. Percy Thompson, whose daughter Barbara Is the his final year at the University | wif* of MaJ. John Riscnhowur, of Florida Law School. "i can't honestly say whs.hcr center their Ilf* here in tbelr large four bwl-rooms and four hr will want to practice law when „ j he's through." Mrs. Thompson bath home. In th* University, of Florida taw School and the uni- said, "hut he's Interested In law -th a t', why he', taking the i verslty's symphony orchestra . .. . i .i ' ____ _" This is, of course, when David. |course She said he’s "still much too Ann, Susan and tiny Mary Jean ( tra not paying “ grandma and young and active to stay retired. Thompson retired from grandpa” a visit. The la at lima i the young grandchildren of Presi­ duty In 1955 after 30 years Army dent and Mr*. Eisenhower were service which was Interrupted af­ 1 here coincided with the Presi- ter World War I long enough to j dent's trip to nearby Jacksonville get hi* college education and an 1 and Mayport, from where he ROTU commission at Purdue. The Thompsons bought their j hoarded an aircraft tarrirr for Gainesville home during World a one-day eruisa in June. II, then Mrs. Thompson "re• Af lha» time, Barbara moved, War — — k »«rt •! la f a ll l a s lltlai Florida SANFORD, FLORIDA �Monday,, August 19, 1957 The Sanford Herald— Page 5 S o c ia l Kastners Teil O f Canadian Vacation Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Jurss W ed On August 2 with ten days In In Pfeifauf Home Friday Night which to cover a lot of terri­ In a candlelight service Friday ; blue lace with a corsage of white tory. Mr. and Mra. Harold Kastcer boarded the West Coast night. Mrs. Lucyann Snyder Rob. carnation* and pink ro«*buda A reception followed the ser­ Champion here in Sanford, and inaon, -laughter of Mr. and Mra ur 1 the train forward to Con- Clarence Snyder of Orteen, and vice in the Pfeifauf home. The nellsville. Pa., a 22 hour trip John Frederick Jur»* Jr., tan of table eras overlaid with lace and with a 2 hour atop In Washing­ John Frederick Jura* and thc late rentered with the tiered wedding Mr*. Jursi Of Germantown, N. Y. cake, topped with a miniature ton D. C. were married In the bom# of Mrs. bride am1 groom. On either aide In Connellsville the Kastners Nick Pfeifauf, sister of the bride, Mood tall cyatal candlesticks with were met by friends Mr. and in Sanford. white tapers. Thc candlesticks Mr*. Paul Truxel, who enter­ The eight o'clock service was wire * wedding gift* of tained them lavishly. Including l-erformed by Dr. J. B. Root, as- bride's great grandmother. Pink dining at Alretta's Famous riated by Robert Armatrong. The coral vine and an anangemrnt of CuUinc in Connellsville. On Aug­ double ring reiemony took place pink ncmxs on the piano carried ust 4, the Kastners motored to before an improvised alter flank- j out the pink and white theme, Donegal, Pa. for the 37th An­ ed by tall baskets of white and Sitters of the brid* assisted with nual Kaitner reunion of which pink glad'oli and greentry. Cand thr serving; Mrs. Betty Jones Mr. Kattncr's brother Emerson eabra lighted the scene. versed thc cake and Mrs. Ruth Is president. On* hundred and fif­ The organist was Mis* Joan Mrtiler presided at thc punch ty oSis-r relative* ware present for Wilkie, wt.o played several appro- bowl. Only member* of thc inithe occasion, and there l* little fear 11 late selections preceding thc mr-t.ate ftuiily were present, that the Kastner line will ever die ceremony ami the traditional wedThe briJe was horn In Young*out. Alter a birthday celebra'lon ding marches. town, Ohio. She attended school* with Emerson Kaitner, the San­ The bride chose a pink lummer there and In DeRand. She waa a ford couple returned to Con- si.il with white accessories and i.irmbei- of the class of 1952 of Scicllsville where as guests of the wore a corsage of pink and white mirule High School ami It employTrutel's they motored to Rale rosebud*. ed as a bookkeeper with the San- .MRS. RAY FERNANDEZ and Mra. Floyd Hnrri* meet the wives o f VAlI-11 nt n coffea ller matron of honor and only lord Atlantic Bank, Erl# and Toronto In Toronto the given nt the R.O.Q. in their honor by Mra. Howard Hansen nnd Mrs. Dominic Dercmigio. sister, Mrs. Mr. Jurss was bom in New Kastners dlseo.errd that the Aemr- attendant waa her Left to right: Mrs. Hansen. Mrs. E. C. R o m I, Mrs. Femnndez, Mrs. Deremingio, Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf, who wore a blue York Oty, attended N. V. schools lean dollar la worth $ 9t, a little (S ta ff Photo) •-ryswr. f jf , which psrtlellj- evplsln* ttlllll with white areeservrlet am) »t».l C-S-Iostcl in lOi* He serve-! iimrris. the popularity of Canadian va­ a rcvrsage t.f white carnation* and four years in thc Navy and is ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ row employe,) as an electronic* cation*. From Toronto, an.) its pink rosebuds. Beat man for th* groom was technl-ian with Radiation Inc. In building boom, the quartet drove Orlando. After a brief honeymoon, through numerous Canadian town* Nick Pfei.'uf. Mn. Snyvk-r wore for her the couple will be at home in Osand villages until they reached the - I H rumanlic Thousand Islands. daughtor’s wedding, a dress of teen. MONDAY There they gave In to the tour­ Vacation Bible School will be ist urge and took a boat trip A e ffe e welcoming Mr*. Ray i .......... held at the First Baptist Church around the islands, particularly Fumades and Mr*. Floyd Harris l» p ■ s. i j i i « from Aug. 19th through Aug. 30th VAH-ll was given FTUay morning I Vai TC 1C IN O, j /V tC C lS lfr o m 9 00 am. till 12:00 noon for MRS. BERNARD DEAN KEI.I.S. tho fromer Mary Rom watching for one given to Art­ In thi "Afterburner" by Mr... Ho­ k i i 'a l aj p\ • children 3 >r* or age inrougn u lly VIRGINIA CONN, Society Editor 'Anderson, who was wed August 18 in the First Presby­ hur Godfrey for publicising the ward Han*,-n ami Mr*. Dominic W ith Mrs. D om in ey )T* of age. and from 7:00 pm . Thousand Ialand song. terian Church. (Photo by Cox) j Tom Blackburn left the hos­ rnd with Sue's children to cool Ihrrcntiglc. Cdr. Fcrnunlci is the children 13 This almost unbelievably beau­ Tlicre were twelve members *''' P m- f°r ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tiful group of islands Is studded pital Sunday, and files to Pensa­ off, I think, If that Is possible. r*w commanding officer of VAH- present with Mrs. Roy TUB, and threu« h 18 yr*' of * Irst Bap­ with homes of wealthy Ameri­ cola Monday for four or five Am gla-l to hear that this la ll an,I Cdr. Harris is the new ex­ Mrs. v«.. Ruthin.!i ______. . . when _. Th* YAN.A. * of tho Mrs as guest* Cir­ days before returning to Sanford in exceptionally hot summer. ecutive officer. cans and Canadians who wish to tist Church witl meet at C:30 p.m. I-»«t year was so nice, I'd be­ Coffee wa* pourrd by Mr*. E. cle No. 3 had It* regular monthly and tho Intermediate G.A.’l at get away from it all. The fam­ for spme leave. gun lu think that that was the Charlie and Katherine Park C Rossi, M.*». Ibibcrt Noble. Mr*, meeting tccently at the homp of 7:3h p.m. ous Bold: castle of 250 rooms le-wis Cotdi and Mr*. Jack Burk­ Mra. John Dominey. Mra. Harold and hatha ia now an attraction are at the,beach. Maryand Ed exception. The Baptist Assn. Sunday School Patty Walker and Mary holder Th* beautiful silver ser­ In s candlelight vesper service The houv was ilev-oratf,) through for atrhtsrera. The mansion Higgins have returned, Mary |meeting will been at 1:00 p.m. at Wblttern wai co-hostess. Ann* Pukiiire bick In San­ vices wrr- ler.t by Mr;. Cobb and * August H. at 4:00 P.M. Mi»» out v«IU» pum-pum daisies. The, was started by George C. Boidt much d—giurul—1 sbeut an cj: Dellrloue refreshments were I tna tin t Baptm church <n DeMiry Ron Anderson « m mar* tride'a table wa* covered with is a Dirlhday gift for his wife, roda with • ladles bathing suit ford again after two weeks va­ Mr*. Don Brubaker. Rand. tied to Bernard Dean Kelli, with; a laee cloth, and centered with I after forty yrara of happiness her puppy ‘ chewed. However, in cation spent at Daytona Beach. Tho table was center ed with a fcrvcd prior to the business meet­ The Bey Scout* of th# Flrit tha Rev. A. G. Mclnnli officiating 1 the three-tiered wedding rake! in tho islands. After spending spite of this, they had a w-omlor- Patty mans the news dtik here large arrangement of yellow and ing, which waa opened by Circle Presbyterian Church will meet at in tho double ring ceremony. i surrounded and topped with (3,000,000 00 and having the la- ful time, and Mary says on* can­ at the Sanford Herald and Mary pink gl idUili, pink tea roses, white chairman Mr*. E. C. Chorpcnlng the Church at 7:00 p m. Tha bride li the daughter of pink sweetheart roiea. land changed into the shape of not walk two blocks on the beach Ann*- brightens up a corner of daiaic* ard yellow and lavcndar Sr. Mrs. Robert Col* gave the de­ TUESDAY rryaanthrmuma. The guest* wrr# votional and study. Dr. and Mrs. William Ron And Serving at thc reception were a heart, Mrs. Boidt died ami in without pairing a Sanfordite'j the .Sanfoid Atlantic Bank. The Boy's Choir of th# First Had dinner Saturday night | serve! an aseortment «t coffee eraon of Sanford. The groom la Mr*. II. C. Moore and Mr*. Victor his heart break, Mr. Boidt ntv- dwelling. The Seminar at Enterprise on Baptist Church will rehearse at the non of Mr. and Mrs. Ray bra- Frown. Mr*. W. A. Harruor, of er wished to ere the castle Kay Kennedy of HATU was with Claire and Kirby File. roll*. Invited were wive* of comt: 13 pm a n . II S S » , . „ l pe Other guaata wvre I er„v and m.mHinr nfftcwcv nf ott-cr .,pt.- Scot. 5th and Anooka on the 11th - 4. a r . a . . . • «..« * .!.< • Is« -»---- - l • iv. .Hint t r r M * l l | Ut I ....... Thr c? th? W o * * * A h? A'lRVC, O. C, ill* kllui'i «*».*, ■efils U1I iit4 .•«•*»•• MIU* Ssasst* ••• waa announced. Registration will Aillll# Hunt, Mary and Ed Hig­ ilrona ami units, friends and mem­ The pulpit in the First I’ reiby* and Mra Curtia Grant of Seneca,| magnificent structure was never New Smyrna Beach to Gerry illary of the Seminole Memorial lie at 9:45, and overy one I* to take gins and W.K. MrKobart*. Mac ber* of VA11-I1 P terian Church waa flanked by displayed the gifts. Mias Harriet rompleted. For fifty cent* the Bivins. Gerry wore a whit* Jer­ Hospital will have Ita monthly hit own sandwich. All were urg­ ~ white wrought Iron baiketa of it*ddlrg kept thc bride'* bo-A. tourist may roam through tha sey ,lro»* in a grecian style with came into Sanford Saturday af­ meeting Tuesday. August 20 In ed to attend. ternoon after a long drive magnolia leave* and white pom­ the dining room of tha hospital For her honcymooon to an empty rooms, touched by the a large white picture hat. Ushers pom cryianthemum*. Cathedral undiacloard destination, thc bride |romantic at*>ry. All tr.e circles of the First Mclh- at 9:30 am. TU* place now were Paul O'iv-a. Bob Fltiaim- ami went right to the golf B o a r d O f U , 5 , 0 , . j "dUt Chuich ire lo participate in candhra lighted the nuptial icene. chose a brown shrath drrsi with (•eionga to Mr. Noble, although mons, O. K. Jones and Carl Teg- course to play nirw hole*. Claire ! . Tlie Pioneer Fellowship of tho The orgariat waa Alfred Wash- brown velvet accessories, ard how he acquired it ia unknown frldt. Th* reception was held at lervrd ut iveautlful filet mlgnon, I H as Program M e e t a b M a irtob eh cld Oct. M a t the First Presbyterian Church will cooked by Kirby and Willie, aid-! •v, , ,. church The meeting wa* closed meet for supper and recreation In bum of Holly Hill, a college wore a white orchid. to this writer. . the Yacht Club Attending from p ic Operating Commi t#* of the ,,„ h | | lr , in, in|( of ..„ Uu Iw > lhf rd by Ed and not helped all friend of the bridge and groom, tho Youth Bidding from «:00 p. Thc Singer manaion I* another Sanford were Dodie ami John Upon their return. Mr. and Mr*. U SD met recently m the D S O. T,„ Ulnt ninds." nil by 51ac. lie played selection* by J. S. m. through 9:00 p m. Kells will liva in Wetrsdale |place that fascinated the travel- King, Ida and Bob Kadtke, Paul for a bus-ness meeting an,! to be_ . „ ... . Rich, "Jeau Joy of Mart” DeWish | had morq to report, 1 WEDNESDAY e m c acquainted with Ml*. Nan 11,0 Dr*t n' crtln« *»• » - •' ,h* Fla., where .Mr. Kell* i* a era. It I* .irrationally occupied by and Punkin O'Dea, Jean and airing; “ In Thee la Joy” , and but after swimming and sun­ Prayer Mooting will bo hold at teacher In the bake Weir High Mr. Singer's granddaughter. The Carl Tcgfcldt' Bid> and F-tliel FitsMyers. MCP director of th» US. hone of Mr*. Eugene William* “ When Thou Art Near", precedliUrvI* are unexpected In their aimmoni, Mlk* Mirhrt, Forrest ning for several hours, 1 am O , who l-*s recently Ircen sent with Mr*. Blake Sawyer as ro- the First Baptist Church at 7:30 gptng the traditional wedding mar­ School, In band and chorus. sleepy and a little bit gloomy, to this are*. Mr Harold Kariner, hotlrvi. Attending were Mra. C. p.m. * at 9:13 tho Sun. School The bride wa* born in t'hatta-1 contrast between simplicity anl Norvcll, Red Cleveland, John Ban cher. which is a bad time to writ, so chairman of thr U S.O. Fund E. OtorprAing Sr., Mr*. C. K. Cabinet will meet. nooga, Tcnn. She attended Peace grandeur, when one rounds a bend low, and Dew Millaap*. The bride waa given In margoodnight. . Tho Senior High Fellowship of Drive, and the United Fund Drive Chorpcnlng Jr. Mr*. Ray Herron, and discovers a misty, romantic Junior College and Preparatory { The night before at tire HATU tiage by her father, I>r. William illscils'rd the United Fund ari l Its Mr*. Waller Price, Mr*. R. T. tho First Presbyterian Church will out of the wa- party in the B.O.Q. Bay, Forrest. School In Raleigh, N. C . »hcr # 1structure rising Host Anderion. She waa Jorety advantages, Hie U SO |* a Warren, Mr* Blake Sawyer, Mr*. meet at Ihe Churrh *t 7:00 p.m, *he wa* president of the student ter, where a minute before It Carl, Jim Shaffer, and Ollie I.uv a a ahp came down the alale member of the U.F D Tire trea­ Rohel Co’e, Mr* William Rock- for recreation. government, president of the seemed all meadows and modest per had distinguished themselvra gowned in a dre*a designed and surer's report was read, and gen­ art. Mr*. Hal|>h Javis, Mrs. Ray­ International Relation* Club and dwellings. In a Russian T V prorain with mad* by her mother. It wa* eral business dispatched. Other mond CHcquennol, and Mrs. EuCraving Hroekvllle, the KaatSanford's Only president of the glee club. She fashioned along colonial line* of was outstanding Senior Award, nera and their frlrnda motored Paul O'Dra a* the genial Hus member* of the hoard at the meet­ C no Wtllianif, the hostesses and Downtown Florist •ian new* commrtiaatnr, spongurst*. lar« and tulle over bridal ratin. ing wrrr Mrs. Harold Kastner, along the fabulous St. lawrenee SANFORD FLOWER The bodii> of the dress waa lace winner in IM l-'U . She reccivrj seaway, through Cornwall and on *'-red by Clam” the you know Circle 3 of the First Christian , hairmm. Mr*. Clifford Milllken her B M. degree cum Uudc from what that give* you the lasting SHOP atudded with rhineriones, featur­ Churrh met with Mr* J. I,. HnrIng. About fifteen attended Includ­ Sr . Senior hostesa chairman. Mr*. to Montreal, where they stayed 20« N. Park i n g a »qu.iro neck lin* and three Stetson University in Junc 1957, at the Laurentian Hotel. By this odor nf rasiar. The skit »«* hi tos, Sr, with Mr* A B Huntley, Edwarl Kuhn, program director ing Mr*. Kuhn and Miss Myer*. where she was president'of the) lirlou*. These Russians have .Secretary, presiding. Thr d»vo*.- and Mr*. \V. H. lusfrtra, secre­ Planned activities are dances, a Ph. FA 2-1122—Nile FA 2-9279 quarter length sleeve* The time it was Inevitable that they akirt, worn over hoops, wa* made American Guild of Organists, a mutt return whence they came, so their accent* pretty well estab­ tional was given, followed l-r tlie tary. .Member: Florist Telegraph hamburger fry. a fishing trip to of tulle and vai lace rufflea ex­ member of the glee club, and they crossed Ijk e Champlain In­ lished too. ard their Information study, by Mr*. 1.ester Thnrp*. Dellsery Aaaoelathws A trip to Rainbow Springs has Cocoa. an,| a barn danco. V.cta Tc..i Alpha sorority. Mn. was up to the minute, supplied The l*»eon covered various way* hern planned for tbla coming Sun­ tending the length of the akirt to Veimont. From here It waa and the train. Thc bride'* finger Kell* also received the Outstand­ lovely mountains ami trees, with by the spy. Glnntki Connovitch, protestant churrhe. cooperate day foe th" young mrn and Junior tip veil was made nf tulle edged ing Senior Girl Award from Cm ihc Adirondack* on th* right ami and d--n’t think that Carl Teg and unit* nn city, state, national hostessea, under the supervision School of Music, presented by With matching lace and attach­ WE ARE NOW SHOWING the Green Mountains on th* left. feldl wasn’t surpriled when hr and international levels, and of Mr*. Kuhn. They will leave discovered me there, after he especially on the mission field*. from ihe U.S O. at 10:30 a m. ed to a halo headdresa fashioned the Phi Beth fraternity. Beautiful lake George captured Mr. Kell* wa* graduated from ef lace atudded with rhlneatone*. their attention as they went uttrrrd the words. I had eaten During thr social hour, Mrs. 11->r Thursday evening, a Program THE /# WL' through Glen Falls, Saratoga dinner with John and Jar.ic (til­ ton senrrd delirious home mado Council meeting was held at the She carre.l a '.Ingle white'long i *’" - ' 11 » “*h S^.'V,,'|. I rming He serve-1 with the Elevenler (other guests Orel,-hen Hall U.S O., wfth Mary lain Bowen. .stemmed ro»e. cake and ire cream to: Mr*, l i s ­ “ N EW ” ^eicmmea rose. Uarie Gl Airborne Dlviaion In the Asia- Springs and Albany. . After leaving the New York and Rill Stetson), and they ter Tbarpe, HA- W. P. Yesley, Junior hcstesi president, proud" Maid of / « ,ri tk Zone. Before coming to SlotJlroetiman of Norfolk. \a . a University whero he recelvM State through-way live Kastners were moat eager to see the Mra O. D. Ijindreai, Mr*. A D, and Truxel* drove along the Hud­ aklt, so on we went to th* R O. Huntley, Mr*. O. T. Person, and from Circle 1, Mr* Chan Vail g.ster Of the bride. Her . res. was ^ Vn^ n, Nebr, , ka. son River, where they stopped to Q. It really was very cleverly Mis* Florence Bishop, also guest* and Mr*. George Ellsworth. patterned after that of the bride ||f ^ , n,em(„ r of lh0 stetson see the Mend of old and new at done. Sue Payne and Imogen* ftchof sapphire blu, lace bodice and t(jnd ^ hr>M „ nM,m!lU. Historic West Point. . • balletina length s-irt of net j^lowtag the welding rehearThe end of (h* trip, took Ihrm tilt* went to the beech thl* week over taffeu She wor# a h*l"| Saturday night, Mr. ami Mrs. from the Garden State Parkway headdress of lace and net and ,Uy l/Mtfr K, „ , th, groom; to th# New Jersey Turnpike, and the Truxel* good-bye and once carried a singly pink rose. pJrPtus, entertained the wedding just * short drive through the more Mar-led the West Coaat Alter attendant* were Miss r>rty , dlnnM. #l thr chlm. country to the North Philadelpia Champion for Sonford and home, YOUR 1950 HOME INSURANCE GSMargarrl Taylor of Orlando, and ney Corner In DeRand. FIs. Station There the Kastners hid after rovering 3700 mile* Mr*. Alfred Waahbum of Holly Hill. Their dresses In r" uni. Fla. n s. m nr o ie * ' I I shades of rose, wer, patterned h r n n r f i C H O T tO n after that of th. maid of honor. 1 1 U , 1 L W 1 LWI 1 Ihe alter sandle* were lit from taper* circled with rink sweetheart roses. Th* France* Horton Cirri# of i The groom's best msn was the First Baptist Church met Mon­ Robert Hemphill of Jacksonville, day evening at the home of Mrs. a college roommate. Ushers Roger Schmidt. Mr*. Alfred Child were Charles Woodward of Griff­ wa* co-hostess. o n , Ga . Ernest Cowley and The topic for th* evening w«* Wa'II pitch in tho Georg* Dabbs, both of Sanford. the European Baptist Theologic­ For her daughter's weddding, al School at Zurich, Snitiertand. moment you toll ut th# Mr*. Anderson chow an avocado Th* devotional was given by Mr*. amount. Our torvico It fa«t, green dress and shoe* with mol- D. F. Helms with a prayer by her-of pearl button* and buckle*. Mr*. Fred Fisher. and you have a choico of Brown aceetsories and an or­ During th* busineM meeting, payment plant. f f voaar Isorrw iom ran cr p o fid c i ttiH reflect iental orchid completed her coa- officer* wer* elected for th* com­ ing year. Refreshment were ser­ turn*. the vat we o f yoaar projierrjr in 19V), lYs time The groom's mother wor* a ved to Mrs. Donald Flamm, Mrs. yf»« hwd nt re-evaJuare yowr coxreragea. W e M Mra. Alfred grown of mist blue Irish Rinen, William Gramkow, loans up 3600 b e gUt! to review yoxsr insurance neexh ami jw ith eutwora embroidery. Her Chile*, Mr*. W. A. Cagle Jr., Mr*. accessories were white and she Benny Austin, Mr*. Donald Knight. t o ad)«4t yoxif p o licie s ro m eet to d a y '* Wads Hunt, Mra. Tom wore a corsage of white asters Mra. and Mra. replacem ent com*. A reception followed th# w-ed Brooke, Mra. Helms, Finent Quality Handcraft Wired Clrenlto . . . Mo tat trr* ding In th* homo of th* brid*. Ft Gafl awtndry. 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J A,rf*i 2-3243 *.IM-*«| ’ ------------------------------ ORLANDO------------------------------DOWNTOWN-402 West Central Avewv*............Tel. 1 649J (l**«r SSteel l«-U-»el CQ4-ON1ALTOWN —1143 t*»t Crioniol Drl.e. . . . Ul. 6 2642 Otks Hewn Ow«y 3 5; tMatvjayji Utwtot U 1 ~ IQANt NADI TO RHIPIMTt 09 A ll NIABOT TOWM1 General Insurance 114 N. Park Avc* FA 2-0331 B A G G ER LY APPLIANCE CENTER 115 S. .Magnolia Phono F A 2-3072 �r Monday.. Auffnat 19, 1057 Page ft— The Sanford Herald Sanford Boat & Ski Club Ready For Show Sports Parade Members of the Sanford Boat and Ski Club went through their routines Saturday afternoon In final preparation! and practice for the ekl show to be staged for the Sanford Rotary Club next Monday, Aug. 28. By DAN FERRIS Mr*. Johnny Padgett and Mrs. NEW YORK — During my Bruce Darwin, co-chairmen of the «how said yetterlay that "all of SO year* association with amateur the wrinkle* of the show have been sport, I have witnessed ’ many To n u ­ ironed oat and through constant thrilling performances. practice, routine* for tb« big merate all of them would coosame more space than ha* been event have been perfected.” Dr. A. W Woodall, commodore allowed for today’ * column. of the Sanford Boat and Slfr•Qtuh, The Olympic Game*, as might on hand fur the practice and voV— wo1 be expected, have produced many out Saturday afternoon *t the of these eplne-tlngllng perform­ Municipal boat ramp, said ances which remain as vivid In think re have a pretiy go<*t »how my memory a* the day they all M for the Sanford Rotary ur.r* mrdr. The Olympic Came* •'U'a great to be gark home, CH*." |in Stockholm In 1912. pr.hably greater itill to b« beck In Ume to The show will be staged princi- because it was my first Olyrn take part In the practice drill* pally for Rotariana at th*lr noon ' pice, m ils a hurting lmpre«*lon which get underway tomorrow 1U!,I, READY PULLS hie boat into the May fair Inn clock after trip to Snnford b j |iuntheon meeting next Monday. on me and th# 800-meter rare at nvwnlnr," eaid Terry Stowell, IS, way o f the St. John* River Saturday. Ready headed a 7 boat. 24 passenger, boatacada f It will get underway at approx). those games gave me one of my who arrived In Sanford surviay from the Jeckxonvilel Elk’s Club. With him standing on the bow of the boat is Mrs. rr.stcly 12-*o 1" lovke Monro* right greatest thrills. afternoon by way of Atlantic Coaat off the seawall In front of the (Staff Photo) Th* If. S. had qualified M*i j Heady. tine. bandshell Sheppard of New York, the fa­ Terry hae been traveling all Ken Reimann, chairman of the vorite to win; Ira Davenport of i PHILADELPHIA W - Senti­ summer Ion*. Included In hie Itin­ mental old Benny Bengo-igh turn- Rotary H ub', program for next: a,, Chicago AA: Dave Caldwell, erary were Rochester, Elmir* and 1rd the clock birk 30 years to re- week said "The public I* invited the Byfield. Maas, farmer; Her B/ufsio, New York and p'/irrt* in | mlnlsc* about his bygone buddy, to ace the rid show along with I Edmundson. who recently retired Canada. | track roach at th# University Babe Ruth, on the ninth anniver­ Rotarians " Ilo tn ir , eren though hi* va­ It Is expected that hundred* of of w*,hlngton; II. N. Putnam of sary of the Halm's death. cation w»i to laet another week, Benmc, now a roach with the Sanford people will jam the t ornell University end Jamr* K Terry started font his vacation Philadelphia Phillies, was one of bendshnll area for a “ front Ted Meredith, the Mercerburg ■pot .n Ume to arlra In Sanford to A boatacade from th* Jackson­ Ruth's closest baseball pals. They j Uj the Mg event, Academy schoolboy star—at that ville Elks Club arrived In Sanford take part la practice drills never roomed together but the The events that have been pretime each country was permitted Laet year, the IS-year-old hueky Saturday afternoon for a weekend |Babe and Bengough were Inaep- pared for the Rotary Club'* SH to enter and start 12 representa­ of entertainment and sightseeing. bulk lad played end for the "B " arable on and off the field. Rh«w wdll not only show the pro- tives. Squad but "hopee to make the 'It rained all the way” *aid "I used to w,arm up the Bab* | fictency of those who will be V A C A TIO N T IP S Picked To Set Pace "A " Squad this year." Rill Ready, a Navy A5IC who head­ seen on the skill, but wtH also before each g*me," Bengough re­ Han* Braun, the great German Terry la an all-round athlete. He call*. "As soon as the player* rpeak well of the boat operator* middle-distance runner, was re­ ed the boat group which brought was a member of the Rotary Qub'e started to throw to on* mother on *ho manipulate the outboard* In garded as our most dangerous :t people and seven boats to San­ All Star baseball teem and was the sideline*, he'd bellow, 'Where's such a way that skilers will he .rival. Mike Murphy, the coach of ford. a matnber of Seminole High The gr»up tied their boats up Barney Google?' That was his ihows in IhHr beet form *the U. s. toitn. had teJectri Nttti School’s "B " Squad baaketoaii Some of Use event* that wilt be I tilth to set the paco. However, at the Mayfair Inn doeka. nickname for me. team. '.You know w* rarely called him seen are: pyramid*, .shoe skiing, shy i,v*rd end Meredith agreed Tha entire group of both men. Coach Plg*ott said today "U Babe. Our favorite nickname for barefoot skiing on a boat peddls, between them that th« one getting wromen, and children stayed at the win be twice a day for the prac­ the guy was 'Jidge' I don't know a clown art. skiing on a saucer, a the beet start would, go out and Mayfair Inn Afotel overnight. tice drill*" we decided on this but it 360 degree "turnout." and a water set the pare. This happened to be The entire staff coaching tha Bill Hardin, chairman of the with Use Babe for th# eight ballot with beautiful young la/ties Sheppard ami he set a fast pace Troup entertaining "Seminole*" thii year are on the the visiting I spent with the Yankees taking part. for th# first 400 meters and here Elk* Club boating enthusiast! said field watching candidate* "get In­ Thera will ha It or 14 in th* Meredith moved up and took over that a Chli-krn barbecue wa* ten 1923 to 19)0. to ahapa" and »electin* their poeGreat Clubhouse Jokrster cast, actually seen on *kB*. but the pace with Braun nod his shoul- ed th* vt*Kor* and they were en­ •04e <-*vUr» tor tha "A " Squad. "ITS* guy was a glaai juiuwir* : w „ will hi tr.stty who Atm * Rl*h now Coach Pigott Is buck­ tertained at a dance given in their In the clubhouse but dead serious will operate boats and be seen in Meredith was expecting Shep honor Saturday night at the local ing a Sept. 29 ftret yams date with on Us* field. I recall the day he the background preparing arsd I p»n| to come on and pats him Elks Club. Lyman. Aaaiating him aa Una (pit tobacco juke all over ar.d In readying equipment for the show. rounding the lari turn but he Coach U Dave baud*. "B " S<iued The group breakfasted at Mrs. ( Wlle*y Moore's undersock*. But "We err looking forward to th# found hiir.aelf in the lead with 100 Appleby's restaurant Sunday morn­ eoachae, whan the candidate* are the next day, he showed up with a show being a complete success," meters to go. Instead of Sheppard ing before embarking for Jackson­ separated, win be Bud Layer and I doien undersocks which ha had said Commodore Woodall. it was th* German, Braun, who ville. Dkfc Stiver*. bought for Mo ore. Assisting in staging th* show for tried to pas* him in the home Looking back over last year’s A group of automobiles wa* on "The Babe would wait until the Hanford Rotary Club and co- stretch. This was an unexpected record, Coach I’ igoU Ju»t Mid TERRY STOWELL arrives hand to take the vialtinr boat "Wa're hoping to Improve that." in Sanford in time to take player* t.ip«d their pant leg* to chairman for th* program, will be change In th* plana. If Sheppard rnthusUris on aightacelng trips part in Scmlnolo High School their stocking* and as th«y turned Franco* Roumtllat who wtll de­ had como up on Meredith'# shoul­ around the area. their had* to him, preparing to scribe the various events over a der at thit point, he would have football practice drills. On hand to greet th* visitors pull up their pants, the Babe public address system. allowrd him to pas* as Ted con­ (Photo by Bergstrom) would cut off the back part of the sidered him the best min In th* were; Bill Hardin, Don Bales and tape with aclasort. m»«W togetlier to hospitals to ere rac*. However, he made up hla Cotton Brown. "Us* big guy had a he*rl of crippled and ailing kids. We would By all means, keep a gold. When the Yanks played at yet to * town and pretty soon lit# lie*** In a locker »nd keep him mind that he would not let Braun pictur* record of that the Polo Ground*, they uacd to pi one would ring In my room and there until the club was ready to pats him and he didn't. NEW YORK to — WBUe May* rive a pair of ahocs to everyone the Babe would say, ‘Let’* go, go onto the fleM. wonderful vacation. And lays he'll "follow Ih# crowd" to Aa a result, Meredith raced who hit a homer. Well. Babe San rronclaco but It's obvious hi* "The first time nab* did this, he in rots the finish line in first . . . .would . Barney, f have a call or two to tell th* folks hack take toe shoes and we d deliver mjJw. ^ o(( w, ^ „ ilh got two hit*. So It became a rit­ place In world record time. The hoart still Re* In tile Polo Ground*, j home all about it by them to orphanage*. where he la the only attraction on autographed baseball, a glove, ual with him to lock Reeve In the final spurt by Sheppard and Dav­ telephone. AAbcrever you "I also recall many visits we a bat or some gift to a hospitalized locker dil)y. Well, on# day wre enport carried them past Braun pulling In the last remaining die­ go. let Long Distance hard* today. went on the field and along about and they finished aeeond and third kid. add fun and peace of •Til mire thle piece." eald the Mich.; 1958 aemi finalist Jo* the fifth or sixth inning Miller That was a race full of thrills ritrhed Exhibit Game* Giant cent** fielder, gesturing to­ mind. Il'a so easy to call, "My greatest thrill in those IfixIgin* looked around for Reese from start to finish ai it was not NEW YORK to _ Six former Campbell of Knoxville, Tenn . and ward Ihe familiar Polo Ground*’ champions and member* of the Coe. ycare with the Yanks was being to pinch hit But Jimmy wisn't to run acrouting to plans. so low in cost. landscape. "I'll mi** It more'n United StHe* and British Walker My greatest thrill at th# Olym­ Other Walker Cupjieri who wltl Babe'e buttery n.ato. Ynah, I h* found. The Babe had forgot to anybody know*. The fens h»ve (\ip team* are listed nmong the (day are Hex Baxter Jr., of Am­ caught him in th* exhibition unlock th* locker. pic Ga.ne* in Melbourne last year It's Twi'c# As Fait bean great to me h*re . . I feel golfer* who will attempt to suc­ arillo, Tex.; Arnold Blum of Ma­ gamM he ueevt to pitcii against "Yewh. ole Judge was quite a was Torn Courtney's victory In to Call 8 y Number Ilk* this U my home end these ceed Harvte Ward Jr., a* Nation­ con. Ga.; Bill Campbell of Hunt­ Boston when we went there to guy. He had a great sen*# of the 800-mrier raca. When Tom are all my friend*. humor. He wss th# butt of some took th* trad I relaxed, believing al Amateur champion next month. ington. W Vi.; Lt. Hillman Rob- play tha Brave*. "Rut I go "P#rh*p» lire funniest Incident of lokes but almost always be hekt he would not b# overtaken before - where the team ,goes u Ward lost his amateur alandlng bln* Jr., of Afemphis; Bill ItyndS o u t h e r n B o ll If R'a Ran Franrisco, that* It. [wo m0 e»th* ago after admitting man III of Philadelphia: E. Ma­ all was tha year Bah* fell Into a the upper hand. He was sincere croMing Ihe flniatx line. I guess !'V# beam there e eoupla' times !v> accepted expense money Ille­ son Rudolph of Clarkirilie. Tenn., batting slump. Ha v a i a super- and a terrific competitor. II# »»• C< urtney felt th* same way about Exhibit games, you know. It gally over a five-year period. That and Dr. Frank (Dud) Taylor Jr., . ittttioag guy and a jokeater like I always giving the NMMS ropklo* words It at that time. seemed okay to me. Smirk m* will prevent him from trying for of I’omona, Cenf. •ekl He decided tfi fUl J!ton* "f •‘♦vie* He ltkad1 Bda." aa a real big city with a lot of hla third ftralrht title In the S7th people, just like this one." annuel championship* Sept. }||. Like most of the other Giant at th* Brookline, Mass , Country player*. Willi# frequently enquired Club. cf baeeb.ll writer*. "Hear any­ Ilowvver 1,592 other golfers, on­ thing new about ui moving?" ly eight short of the record »ct He ha»r.’t allowed hi* curiosity “ The I-umber Num ber” to bother hi* playing perform- l»*t year, ftlesl entry blank* for th* match play competition. All arvr*, however. Mays' 329 tattling average ii far* Whole qualifying rounds Aug. 27 at 32 sites except for 31 lopped only by H*nk Aaron of the golfer* who qualify automatically. drive* and Star Musial of the Cardinals, and he i* flashier than That leave* IS9 berths open, which means only one our of every nine aver In the outfield. Coma in and era our beau­ hopefuls wifl make th# grade. Only 7.587 fan* turned out to Heading the exempt group are tiful natural grain Wes­ watch the Giants beat the Dodg­ er*, 9 4. Thursday, and there was former rhamplon Charlie Coe tUM0) of Oklahoma City, who also tern Uirch. Kir and Pine little doubt from their pro gam# comments that a substantial num- qualified aa non playing captain of the U.S. Walker Cuppers; Wil­ plywood and paneling. You hw of them plunked down the ad­ mission price merely to se* Maya li* Turn##* (1938, 1918) of Elm*can make any room In your T«m fain entering the main gate ford, N.Y.; TH Bishop (1018) of were asked what was their chief Cambridge, Maaa., and Dirk Chap­ house the envy o f all your Pinehurst N. t?. reason for attending the game. man IHMf) of Two old-timer* who won the friend*. Six of th* 10 said they c«m« to ee# Mays Three other* Identified Amate ir way back when. Charles (1916. 1920) themselves at Dodger fans, and (Chick) Evan* Jr. one said he cans* out to the park Chicago and Jesse Guilford (1921 simply to get away from hla wife. of West Newton, Mae* , will play for sentimental reason*. MEMRERM OF THE Sanford Boat and SW Club practice la»t Saturday f«4r thofr iVl Itest l«ts among the strong U.S. Show for the Sanford Rotary Club to ba lean Monday. Aug. 2d at 12:30 p.m. Welker Cup contingent are crowd(Staff Photo) pleasing Billy Joe Patton of Morrenton, N.C.j 1958 runner up Wa'll simply have to play better Chuck Knees* of Royal Oak. than wa hav# been up to now." Lika Ree*e and Alston, DiAe NEW YORK to - PeeWee to th# direct question. 'T d cer­ Snider also feels the Dodgers ear Reese feels "Milwaukee can be tainly Ilka to plav another year catch the Brave* although he ro*»caught" but hastily adds It wtl) and make up for this bad on*. I'R ceded ther# Isn't too much time "AVe've been through situation* Skil Builders’ Sawn take ■ epeetacular catch by Brook­ play If they'll have me." Stanley Hand Tools Reese'# belief that the Dodger# 1th* this before," th* Duka aald lyn to do It "W* ran stilt beak the Braves can overtake the firat - place 'No one haa to tell u* wr have DUPONT SILK AM TE but K will require the toughest up­ Brave# I* shared by Brooklyn a tough road ahead of u*. Every­ Varnishes and Paint* one on (S* dub known A. And hill climb sine# I've been with the Manager Walt Alston. Transparent Varnish Phop# before ehds." sdmtfted th# nonular Dode. "We'r# not giving up by a long deep down, I think they aR are 'They can n n be confident w# can do It. I know 1 st Mid. 'Ther er 4horUt.>p •< he pwlrd oIf hit she*." 1lie noon lor y o w ctughC There's still enough time uniform In front of Ms hvkrr. M II pvonay l a t e r 'The Wc thing we hare going ItlMl tha same o « y l for »e U experience." he added. ••. "And I're elver* felt ** h*d the MUM IUM tmm MM C a ll-F A 2-5581 Yow Mloctyour beet pfcrhlnc In the league. So SUM MM IUM IIM ovyp rtpaytrfct hew come we're to far behind? “ The Lumber Number* fo r Sudden Service MM 92.19 DIM UN Injwtsa tor one. We're not hit tin* plan I d isu u d d ■PORTS Vacationing Seminole Candidate Arrives For "A" Squad Drills Clock Turned Back 30 Years For Babe Ruth Story Today Jacksonville Elks Club Sends Boatacade To Sanford Saturday Take a lo n g a C a m e ra and k e e p in t o u c h with h o m e I’ll Follow The Crowd West Says Willie Mays b y T e le p h o n e Six Champions Will Alfempf To Succeed Harvey Ward Jr. cau FA 2-5581 FO R... Milwaukee Can Be Caught Predicts PeeWee Reese DO-IT-YOURSELF BUILDING SUPPLIES UP T O $600 2L vtx tr General Insurance for another. Hied Indodee me. I'm bar!nr a lousy w ar." TUnga hem n w M eurh a fee* wfth toe Dodgers tort they're even uetog ■ pinch hitter for Itoeee la toe Ute Innings. The practice bee eawiad Irvwnaelnr whlepen then thde might be PaaWea's laet H. JA M ES GUT AGENCY till Lumber & Supply Yard f a m i l y MNANCI I l i V I C I , INC. wi m- -A- _-a • I1J Sevtti Park Aver*# * Telaphanai f AM#* 2-4411 * t ha* « * o t «***••!« e a u t u ' i e s i * i •#*»»•»*# •» ••t S1I W. Srd 94. n PAINTS M Sanford, Florida l / IjOA. tAMJUJ p/U A pO A C . �. V [ i « a9 . ■* A - ; * '* * . ’ . ^ ' * • mEt ___ l W H ER E M•O R E PI EOt PLE • 4 / CLASSIFIED INDEX REAL ESTATE FOR BALK >-WL U. r^T VTL TOR SALE 14—PETS. LIVESTOCK. CARD of IMAM'S ' : 8 - spf:i i \i. s e r v ic e s P A ia m -o , c l t D , l , c - a s e a u ii Monday., August 19. 1957 The Srinford H e r a l d ^ n ^ FOR SALE MV OWNER 1 LOST A FOUND FemaI* perigrrrd eocke.- spaniel, Two b*drm.jn CB horns with Ftor. HELL DRILLING I FOB RENT 2la yaara old, txceilent for WE HAVE A HOME Mi room. A good bur- Need <° Fair tanks-Mori* Pumps FLOOR aand.Bg and finishing .1 HKAtll KENTAI.S breeding. Call FA 2-2118. . neoaira to all mase* t«l to spprCclite. 25>t S. Pal­ FOR YOU Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving *4 WANTED In RENT HOWARD c . LONG metto. Phono FA 2-4342. after Saminola County sines 1925. 14—PLAt KS IQ E A T " " " aor-:t! A— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 207 E. Commercial Ave, 6 00. FA 2-S712.______________ ACROSS 4. Enclosure 23. Country UnMM-l '.Sf-Hiutl 11. 51. Gleason. Lake Mary A—FARMS. ACREAGE. GROVES Phone F'A 2-2*33 3. River o s q s u :-sr.»irKi* I Scot) I Eur.) 1 Chicken Baiketa 77c R’. II. “BILL" __ 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED STEMTER ~ HOMES- 3 and 4 bedrooms Shrimp Burr iniH ilijn 'o - i i (Cxech t 3. Picnic Bee Drl*e In I A 2 bathi. 21. Loiter « MISCELLANEOUS Realtor A Insurer lit] u a s o u tiA Agreement area C h r y s l e r A i r t e i n p 25. C on. French Ave. it 20th St. WHOM UN7-1M A—FLOWERS. PLANTS. A»»or. Guy Allen. Gretchfn Hall., Complem and ready lor immidi9. Trap A Inland tea Air Conditioning and Heating ajnr*i i <—IlhA t l l PAKUMGS SHRUBS Arlcltr I'riff. EtfrfU Harper it, occupancy. 10 Sandarae (Aalal cra te ^tallflil ML.4IL. C. II. STAFFORD inlia 1' A O IIA M I • • * A * *» * — ■ ■ 1<» OFFICE EQUIPMENT rhont FA 2 1331 112 N!" Park tree* T. Supplied, ' ' * tsbu cia n a m* 2*. L a n a ta Fa 2-4731 Modern Alr-Condllioned Salon 215 Oak Avenue II AUTOMOBILES-TRAILER5 N on 3I9DSI1’ * 12. Ablate aa food 28. LunchCherry Real Eaiate Agaaey Roofing — Jalousies HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Interior Decorator, residents! d laf.’ tlisi'. 12 BOATS l MOTORS 13. Potato 8. Trlgona counter 'Jriri'jiR Location! Dial FA 2-9929—Notary Ornamental Iron — Doors unrinit » ju u a ,i FA 2 6742 (dial* 13 FARM SIT PLIES A MACHIN­ 9. Pacific Commercial. Alie>alions in. drink South Plnfcrett — Sanford ; 105 8. Oak A*4. d .iu a : us i :j * 1213 IV. IS 8L Rear-Barbar Shop I custom made draperies. Fre* 14. Equip ERY liland 29. P ro­ Wh:»pering Oak* — Titusville For Paratmi caU Mr. Ta.kar, Ph. Summer Permanent Special esnmatss. Call FA 2-1R2J afKi with group tec­ \ II TKTS LIVESTOCK SITriJKS Xeleraer'e FA 2-6159 anytime. «5. 4! M M 6-M p. m. man tiv e 11. A bout ( Poultry) 34. Plecj* llarel Purler Brauly Shop FH A In wivl.o and FII.A financ-' 15. Tacit 15. Base ball hlta dreaa lanaL) l i ARTICLES WANTED tng available. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 1101 W. 25th St. FA 2-1321 1*. A Oreat 17. Touch 31. Stitch 37. Baa* " PMCE5 t# EAT Out West 13th St. Lake *. Plowed 1 A. B. PETERSON again 34. Cempats ~CUASS BEAUTY SALON ~ If REALTY PARLORS 19 Soak 22. Republic Broker Asiorlatas: A. B. Fetat- We can qusLfy you lor one of| 32 Ruaaian point 4 T-Cfmditionad II FEMALE HELP WANTED there hornet,in 30 minuter Vou —NOTICES—PERSONALS fUx ton Jr . P. J. Chesterton. Gar­ (S.A.I communist tabbr.) 11 MALE n i l.P WANTED Clearmont Avt-, Lake Mary ran tlart enjoying the h-rnia KVCIoa# U V field Willetta, and R. W. Wil­ »*£ " per rail P‘ “ *. E*1 5 ' ROLLAWAY, Horptta. and Blby while wa process Ur paper*. ?• MALE or FEMALE FA M i l l 21 . Kerwd liam!, A. C. Doudney. Land experience in T\ R i W t *" p,<r, flay. Week or MonU4 T™ // T~ a V 21 WORK WANTED 23. Dollar Suneyir makrt and models. One >rar T(, y x j MI1 y>irtmur, Center /vj Thte i> a parr lo the Movielanl l Met » 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES U8 N. Park A**. Pbona FA 2*123 t guarantee on all parts. Wa also ||* VAYtt Firtt Sc ■u , Ride-In for Mr*, t^rulie par1.Developed by •ervtc* auto and home tadio*. i ___ . 23. Botched 22A MONTY lo LOAN % hunt Exp. data Aug. 29. 1957 C. A. IV HI DUOS. Sr. 23. Author Picture tube* repiirco in your a nde to Otlando daily, S3 SPECIAL SERVICES O D H A M & 1 % home. $395. guaranteed. 1 year. v4<i ,*A : i :w Regi.tared lltrte >S3A ROOFING A PLUMBING fa 1v— 1 EM A1 F. HLLP" WANT 111) Thone FA 2-MJi . 3 b.m. to 5 p m. I TCDOR, Inc. ____ Real Estala Bruitr 27. Roman 31 PIANO SERVICES 202 S. Park Ave. FA 2 59?t house god including' Debary i Yake >f»ry Thi« ,t -a pan lo the Riii Theatre <Waltreri and curb girl over 21. ta Man - tbr l i ELK'TRICAlrCONTRACTORS & J 14 If 28. Mother lltltNLA I ' SERA ICE for Mr* A. L. Rhl Cor. Il«r. 17-92 A 27ih 31. Apply Pic ’n Whittle. M INSURANCE Rhinholser. K ip.' KENNLTII U SLACK 20 | l att Commercial ilatr v,,» Phono FA 2-1.101 30. Glrl'a % date Aug. *28,’ 1957. 27 NonCES-PERSONAU REG. BEAL ESTATE BKUKLR li nickname ------ for houteDMAILEY ODllAM. Pres. Stron- able woman Tr 2* ARTICLES Mr SALE 1009 E. 2nd Thona FA K W t work. 714 Marnolta .1 Ave. WOOLSEY 31. Normal % 2S—ARTIt L tb FOR SALE I f FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD 11 1* 53. Tidal nood* Marine Finishes Full time ralertady wanted for 55 Tree OZIEK REALTY CO. % $ For Your Hoat Department Store work. Murt rTTTTTTnT PAIVii" P If Bargain for rath. 6 loU in May2 refrigerators, double bad roll*-1 Laura II. Oiler, Realtor .1*. Pifpeiva w nr be neat, plearant, and willing to Senkarik C.lasn and Paint Co. fair Section on Shirley Ave, way, ledstrad*. chairs, table1 r llarel >|. Field. At'oclal* 37. Slow tmua 1 % work. Apply In perron to Man­ 112-114 W. 2nd 8L Ph FA 2 Iti.'T LOST _______and white Hcagle ;goi g3. Orlando ||wy FA 2-5641 b Brown near Lake Monroe. W. £ Kirch, ti lalousics windows, 2 vui-s A 39 rried VA tr uel Jaronmn Department Store, hound, atraytd in vicinity of hull Jr.. FA 2.2231. fatic*t>. Fee at Rennet Court, lightly across the street from Tost 25th a: French Finder . pleate Loch --------Arbor. 3 BR. 2 bath. Fla. 1 1 AVeddinj; Invlfslinns Otlando lliway. Is 40. Kind of ir Office. } g contact FA 2-US6. room and carport*. Perfect for 5—Flower*. Plante,, Sbrefce And Announccmettls % vriBrv • 5 cu. pe*r. rrolfera. children. By Na­ % ’ < sr ft Leonard refrigerator, Woman wanted to cara for 3>i , 110.80 per 100. Also calling | liL» LOST— 2 Beagle hounds, male k 41 Mtrganaar CROTONS 35c. 3 for Jl.00 new, 1150.00. Call FA year-old child and do genetal r*rd* stationery. Towells Offica % female. A. L. Dunn. Ph. FA val Officer. FA 2-4213. 43. Travel Alto latgcr titer 2-0723. If nousework. 5 diy week. Please Supply. 117 Magnolia to 2-4057. GR.APLVILLL NLH3ERY FARMER’S AGENCY. REALTOR writ* age and espected salary — Special DOWN Ave. . FA 2081* fa _ ..... --------1 special Hus week only $129 95. JM 8. F’ rcnch Ava. Sanford, F l a Grapevllla - ____________ FtIK KENT this week only 8129.95. to -Box------MP.----------------e/o Sanford-----------Harald. |y »«”■ Gradmg. Paving, — ........... 1. Baby or tirarting. Pavtnc, Driveways Holpoint puilt button conlsol1 % j K. R O SSLTTLR, FLORIST W’oman to car® for amiU baby D3. Beatified and Sidewalks Call FA 2-OioO. electric Move. May be seen at WLLAKA APARTMENTS: tor-nr f A 2*5221. After hours FA 2-2*18 7— 1 t>k— «-« . . . . . 4n,j aeul rhone FA 2-1851 • b y --------------------Ti---------1 -------Paul's Town A Country T\, _ Mean house. Musi have, Liquid embroidery --------- WOODMERE PARK HOMES privata bathr. 114 W. First St. se!*. copprr , l0 M le„ ai „ 1 Blunder For dependable Service “ no enamel*** * outfit!, ...................... 110 Magnolia. Sanford Ave. at 27lh St. own transportation. Hour* «:30 enameling sdk screen Member of FVmst EFFICIENCY apartments suit2 4 3 Bedroom Homes to 3:50 6 day week. Call F'A »•<* Decorate tt yourielf. Telegraphy Delivery Assn. Kenmote electric sange, good con­ able for coupla or single person. 8750. Down $80.00 month. 2 6490 ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP dition $50. Baby bed. $10. Small ------ :----------— ■- ;— ;----------- j 2*17 3. French FA 2-1383 Privata bath A shower. Ideally | i r e p v T t n v v p r r iT iv J 10— 08 Fit E Kq I U‘ ^K.sV Waitress wanied. Apply in per-1 . ■■ -----------------------rompaci kitchen (able set with loeatad across from Post Office. «• E* **°*v ------------------------»on, Touchton Drug Co. fold away benches , $35. Th A A A Trr* Service “ « * u n Qw*- *Mt*- w !m m . r f r 1A cin i ” il a jV N e s o n ,,, mum o . c » . FA 2-6412. * Trees Removed. Pemossed 1^— MALE rtELP v I a KTETT s h o e m a k e r . Jr . Effieianry Apt. Air-condition A Ph. FA 2—0121 I SELL US Y'OUR FURNITURE TV optional. Hiway 17-92 So. Thona FA 2 3103 1800 MeHonvUlel FA 2-0402. lort Wanted— In »*l| The S a n .' Pfnnne School of Dance I Cash for any amount. Supar City Limits. Slumberland Court. ford Herald Mondays through •By BENNETT CERFReal Estate — ln»uran r TiuJing Post. 1 mile sooth of It— tt iPMOBII-fgi—---------fH \ILKKH Friday* at 3:30 p. m. Come to Tap. nan* , .i . allc, in my Santuid. Phone F'A 2 0*77. 2 Room apt. 112 Elm. FA 2 0578. Commercial Investrernla—Rentals new studio -Isuaton taken The Herald office and ask for REATEST BOOSTER New York City cv«r had w u iu Property Management Ns«d a good used car! now. FA 2-OSS4. Buddy Fesltr after 3:30. spectacular Jimmy Walker. Nothing burned him mor* Furnished apartment. Ph. F'A TFi-SIKD— M'PK'II Fill RAYM OND M. BALL, See Ray Herron 2 6725. Young man, mechanically Indlfl- j 23A—i’ l.L'MIllN ir and IIIIIUIM. GL'ARA.N FEED APPLIANCES than to hear some visitor utttr that cliche, "It's t great placa YOUR PONTIAC SALESMAN' ed- Good opportunity for adto visit, but I wouldn't live GF7 Wringer washer. A I REALTO Rose Court Apartment*. 3 ro->m . - - - - - - w - v /R ,, vanremenl. Apply John t.'ullum, Pl.l MBING A SEITIC TANKS FOR A NEW PONTIAC OR condition , 5900 there on a bet. furnished apartment. Call FA PROFESSIONAL SERVICE INSTALLATION k REPAIRS GF. Wringer washer, very Sanford lies aid after 3:30 p n GOOD USED CAR. Beau James always pro­ ai i 2-0753. S. D. IlighUyman — Associate Ph. F'A 2-0211 or after rt p m. 21 Hour Servica JIAIMV hire 4900 claimed, "Anybody that ------------------------------------------------DICK I v e r s - AeeodaU F'A 2-2883. 301 West 1st Si­ ARCHIE C HARRIETT 5 room furnished house, nica Late model F'rlgidaire 8 cu WALK** can't make a decent living FA 2-5299 or FA 2-5751 large yard. Adulli only. W. 1st ant S. Park Av*. Ph. FA 2 5*4|i lt will pay YOU to «ee ua before “ SALESMAN” ft. refrigerator, alum inum St at Monroe Corner. A. J. in New York just hasn't got shelve*, double hydrator buy. Open Fivemnft and Robert A. Williams | you AN D FUTURE CLARK i n*e Peterson, Ph. FA 2-2739. like new nr-, I19PO anything to sell." Sundays. Planbia;, Healing A Happly Ua. 55 Frleidalir 7 ru ft REALTOR • • • Eastalde Trailer Sale* F’umiihed 2 room apartment. AII EXECUTIVE Contracting A Kepaira refrigerator with f i « « r Raymond Lundquial, Palalka, Fla. rivate with privata bath. Ph. t "I hale jokes that ar* mid* '2*19 Orlando Or. Ph. FA 2-2374 «•**«.. »'29 00 ASSOCIATE A 2-4003._____ about other people's misfor­ Motor Vehicle Association „ f j U1« hw,y 17 * »2 DON’S COVER SHOP I’hona FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank UaIard * re fS .r.'to r SO-Vb. tunes." write* reader Walltr America Inc. are now hiring F'iirnishf.1 3 room 1st floor apt. nt* I n i , v Kinky — - Healing Automobile Intenor Decorator Plumbing for a dual purpose. We notdi frccscr $159.00 Dunes, 'but this fa llo w 655 per mu. Convenient down­ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Seat Covers — Truck Seats M. G. UOBGKS I* cu ft. electric refrigerator .salesmen for our growing iontown location. Call F'A 2-5958. Monty l refer to was auch a ask Crumley U Monteilh At Willis Pontiac—301 W lat A-l condition just the tern. Some of these men will lu* I Service on All Water Pump*— conceited, arrogant waster—a it 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4*85 , 7 BR he use, garage. F'A 0578. thing for a smell apl I 49 00 future managers in one of) Welle Drilled — Pump* 1951 Chaviolcl convertible, powtypical itch man'a good-forEasy wringer washer, will U<> manv branch office*. If jou fan | Paola Road. Phona FA 2«V17 Ponsult a REALTOR First ergtide trans., new motor job, nothing acn—and the yacht ha Tw o bedroom nicely furnished your washing 41 no qualify, we offer: exceptionally clean and solid. AND .............. IIAKKEY houae, kitchen equipped, jalous- CULLEN ......... .. bought waa ten tlmea too big i Frijulaire aulo. washer, all por. 1. Permanent Position Joe Orseno, pbona F'A 2-081*. led F'la. room and carporte. HO N. Park Ave. Ph. FA •’.u-n, cclain, don't nyss this one 99.00 and ostentattoua. 'Veil. t*-e boiler on It bl»w up one da*' and A 2. Outstanding Advance uent f'losa In. 1905 Cedar Ave. Write — j r ---------------— ------------***** 2 bedroom trailer for sale. Ph. ' 1967 Frigidairc auto, wavhtr. im3. Highest rummission paul in ladv guest, miMty panic wsa. gurgled, "Oh, Monty, do )ou think the B ouU Jall Box m c , e/o Sanford H t w M . j Ste n stro m R e a lty Irl WSA-57. Itcg. $24993 127.57 F'A 2 3099. the South. boat is going to alnk!" • 1957 Frigidairc au.n. washrr, 4 l/xal (rave) only H. E. STENSTROM "My dsar woman." huffed Monty Indignantly, "this yacht i* ct—s; 13—BOATS aaU~*Moft)st/r Apt. 1 person. 811 Tark Ave.— > «»»i»wefl nroxer model WI.&7, the t>csi. Thona for appointment Tuei-t Registered Broker plttely and absolutely ununkabit. , , glub, gtub, gluts. . day only; 41-2831 (Falsndolr S o o m ground floor »P*rtmrnl. 24ff Laurfl Phona FA 2 3480 JOHNSON MOTORS « time w „ 4 I f , * P s I 1557 W fld a lr e dryar. Mmlrl l>I*100T Sanford Air PB. FA . * j*1 S7 r <>c jj.-qys now 1 SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS JA—FURNITURE and 1ch[.\ k l™ yA 2MI55.I DON'T WAIT! 2»—FURNITURE sai HACK MERCHANDISE IIULSEIHII.I) C O O fH 24*4 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2 1592 PI I'MIIING I 7 fL Frigldalre u-.tigttator, HOI riEHOLI) GOOU8 ------NEAH COUNTRY CLUB! Apartments, In Church, school L all porcelain 69.9ii rURNITURK OF CHARACTER Contract and Repair Work IIOBSONs OUTBOARDS Profitaiila ona man hsjlura*. i Business district. F*A 2-1859. 3 BEDROOM MASONRY Free FIstimatc* cu. ft. Frigidaise refrigerator. Built By Used Motor Clearance Sale Light pleasant duties. Must $SAVE$ A-l condition 7l'k) R. U*. UARVET PR IC E D TO SELL • •• • “ o n ii.1 ' ....... . i I 'IU iart 3 room furnished gaiage aru 21* HP Marlin, hke new 48 50 Master Craftsmen In hsve car and $1,200 for inven­ » 4 Ssr.fjfil Ava. Phona F'A 2 33*3 ! 55‘ rr'£|J**ra Surer .70" electric $10,300.00 5 HP Firestone 82.50 ment. 119 W. lfith St.. Philone tory. W( ate Jlember n ' Iba Style and Conatruclloa rang^ “ 4th .... Sotiisifrr Chamber of Commerce Write: ---------6 HP Johnson 89.95—15000 FA 2-0870. NO CLOSING COSTS! Tha same at Thost gat* $ < 1 0 00 Now 177 57 CERAMIC TILE 203-09 East First FA 2 OMI •> HP Filir-ii N afl Mfg. A Dlst. * 'o . Inf .S t i Prised Since I ton Wrllnit air conditioner 199.15 3 room furnished ground floor A real 1-eauty, surrounded by 7‘ k HP Scott Atwater PAUL r . ML'LLKR A SON 1620 TjTonc. !R. Pc?cr*burg, 115,000 homes, mu this *» is c*cepexrc . __ -.«•••»•! 78.50 Colonial Day a 7 4 toft delux air condlllorr*. apartment 313 Palmetto lluby Spears PA '.'-t '• F*Ia. for Inlcrrlew. • BIG VALUES tlonal buy. requiring $2820 7‘ s HP Mercury 125 00 Finished F'or teg $309.95 229.95 168*3 Comfortably furnished house. 2 down or 11600 do-*n. loeatad in 7W HP Scott Atwater • QUICK CREDIT Florida Climate In bedrooms, electric itches. Urge beautiful l>vh Arbor Exclusive in HP Corsair G .*r Shift 125 00 20—MALE nr FEMALE* Your Choice o f Wood* • EASY TERMS with Semlnnt* Realty. 1901 to IIP W.tard 1W.00 Make $20. daily. Luminous Name, screened porch. $75 month WIL30N-MAICR Park Ave. FA 2-5232. 10 HP Scott Atwater 1*05 W. 25th SI. ________ New and Lead FarmMarw plates. Free samp'es. Rccvai a * ,l ^ . ,« j s r | » * * * *•«» Gear Shift 98.00 111 E. First St.. Ph. FA 2-Mt* 2 room apartment. Adult*. 1J00 lo IIP Johnson, like new 195.00 . Co. Attlatioro, Mass. \J iz z iia r 34— PI A M s .Shill It Ibis i* a pa*s to the Rits Thrslre m< i Palmetto. Call FA -’ -439J, 12 HP Sea Kin; MOO -M-BriHh WkVfP.ls for Mm. FIrcrl King. Flip, ds.e 12 HP So* Bee 8995 -------------1 Piano Tuning A Repairing Large furnished upstairs apart­ Aug. 28. 1957. l* IIP :-rott Atwater-gc«1 nKDROOM 5PBCI\L~ H AV E YOU SEEN Baby silting, raferar.ca* fumUhment, .1 bedrooms. 2 living FA 2-6207 2013 Palmetto eonditicn 160 00 ed. 50c hour. Ph. FA 2-1740. moms, dining room, and kitchen DAVID WAYNB MATHES M 'nrk Clothes, canteen, Cota. Bookcase Bed Gvinrudt $80.00 monut. Apply Sanford THE 6 N EW HOMES 22 HP Camp Goods. Paint. Army- Doubln Dresaer run* gno<l 60 90 Job wanted aa baby atttar. Ph. PIANO TUNING A I.Kl'tIRING tihoe Center, 208 Sanford Ave Navy Surplus. 310 Sanfotd Av*. Mirror UNDER 22 HP Johnson, good FA 2 3751. W. L. HARMON Chest of Drawtn Ski Motor *0 0i) ■s—ISF.St n III s 1 U-w Ph. FA 2 1277 Alter £ u0 p. m. Sava 1120 00 on Imported sewing CONSTRUCTION Choice oif Finish end Stylo 22 HP Evtnrude runs gnod. *0 00 Dependable eperdame boy want* mowing . ■ machine- now $69.50 F 'B E E -1 p r la m p s— FLEE Ski Motor * 00*Uo HUTCHINSON'S Ocean Front IN LITTLE VENICE? and adgtag. Pn. F'A 2-4*53 ua— e l b c t r ic a 1. -Tilv h >;.w Spc.-al Now 199 95 25 HP Johnson, electric Apts. Daytnna Beach. Call FA on Necchl Automatic Portable starting ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 3.78 00 Lasrn mowing. FA 2-4055. Air Conditioning 2 4058 R. U. Hutchison. GARRETT'S SEWING CENTER Cor. 2nd A Msgnolia FA. 3-1321 33 IIP S«Xt Atwstar Eleetricsl Contracting and Fast Motor 22d Fast First St. F'A 2 5244 „ > - HI U. I M H I Unit >M1' "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. 320X0 .’J —STF.tlAG HF.Rt I(':rm Repairs- Economical llouia Hn» home has been Soil. *rt 3'i HP .ririru.le. It F'liea eo IM Fr*« Delivery Wiring and Repairs let us build your dorks, bulkheads RE-U. ESTATE DRIVE-IN 40 IIP Mercury ova ! I:'.Vi ( li. *nilrI II 5*5.00 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ? ^ .r ^ « r i o ^ eN b0mff m 2514 French Ave. and sea walls. Water Front Con­ ru ft IJrn Mur deep ftctsc. Used furniture, appliances, tools, BOATS ON DISPLAY AT il2 Mspnolta Dial FA 2-0915 struction Co. FA 2-4330 Call FA 2-55M. J. W. HALL. REALTOR Ml 51’ East First Straa* ate. lleught-told. Larry's Mart. Rav I- Kennedy, Aavoriala The Boss Is on vacation and w* 21 East First X . Ph. FA 2-4132 FRIGIDAIRE appllanc:*, sala AIR CONDITIONING N'orge Appliances—Zenith TV now being cnnilrticled; Jnhnny Milker, Atsoclsle ar« trading like crasy men! and service- G H. Hiflt. O.iedo Miller Radio & Appliances II. B. POPE CO. ' Call 11all * Pbona FA 2-8*41 Come In and let us give you a 4 bedroom, 2 hath Fla. Phona F'O 5 331$ «r San­ good deal on the 1957 Evlnrudc! >00 S. Park FA 2 4224 116 8. Park Ave. F'A 2 0162 .1 bedroom, I bath ford FA 2-3588 after 6 p n. $:>no d o w n Year KtiasuA* Dealer 3 bedroom, 2 bath ROBSON SPORTING GOOD* HONEYMOON COTTAGE — F’arlory to you— ENVELOPES. Lattarhead*r Stale- l i A —BUILDLNG—KKPAIK.>— $04 t . 1st. Pboet FA J-6961 Immediate occupancy, modem 2 menu, invoUes, hand bills, and PAINTING Aluminum jjwgrams, at*. bedroom. Convcrurnl lovatius. Progressive i Venetian Blinds W. P. SMITH $7,500 Soma of these beautiful homes Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Outboard 8alei A Service sr* located on Lake Front lots. rail with plastic ends. Pla*ti" m i-i m a s s . 2*1,000. Down. ST.'s Month 2515 Park Av». FA 2 6234 vr tayes. Cotton or Qj’.III j New 3 bedroom CBS home with Bee tha new Marino Hardware Ti S " V . - a ! KUri cords. ............... i W . ' i , Urrasio floors. Shade trees In ^ ” 1“ * * -.• eiav. « i . _ 4 lw I Department. only $2 . for So'checks at Flo­ CHOOSE YOUR CHOICE For The Best In Patn'lng -Senkarik ..... .. Glann and Paint Co. yard. Total price $9,250 Announcing new lm* of ftnq alum­ rida S'.aU Bank. Call Borryhlil Painting Conir* i- ................ “ 2-114 w .nd ________________ OF FINANCING PLANS: St. Ph. FA 2-4422 inum boats. Fishing boats through ROSA L. PAYTON VA. F'HA, In Service snd Con- over night cruiser*. Best prices. p u m p s — rrRrNKLKX or. No Job To Largs or Small jjJb 4 maliren. U*s ihan Registered Real Fatal* Broker teatieoal. TEXAS — MAID BOATS SYSTEMS Licensed—Bonded-Lnlon | v flr mjy gy).oo. Assoc. Alberta J. Hall A All models Merrury motors in All type* and slsaa, inatallad Call FA 2.2287 I k*» " *“ * William E. Heradsel stork. Big savings on MK 25 and "Do It Touraalf" Ph. FA 2 1301-17-92 at Huwsths PRICED FROM MK25-E new. WE RETA1R AND SERVICE 51.1.175. *18.625. USED MOTORS Make This 3 Bedroom S T I N E Y'ouns: man, mechanically inclined. *'* HP Mercury, good $65 00 Home Really Machine and Staple Ca. 7’ s HP Fivinrude, very good 67.00 YOURS 807 W. 2nd S C . Ph FA 2 *472 I.ata model 74 HP Evinrud* By selecting your own ralor For more information call Uood opportunity fo r advancement Shift -36.0U LaVrrne School of Itanrleg schema now. Other features— Very good Mercury hurricane 55.00 Tap * Acrobatic - Ballet electric kitchen, terraxso floors, Perfect Mercury MK 55 Enroll now for fall terms, start­ ortrsisfd lots and choice rest •leetrie, 1966 modal, Apply to John Cullum ing September 3rd. Claaaca for drntial location. ron<n|ele f 49! 00 beginners and advanced stu­ A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. dents. Ph. FA 2 3102 1401 E. :mh PI Phone FA 2 5425. Sanford H erald ’ SALKS OFFICE: Comer W. Csy- 1957 Mo>tel. t*-fL Runabout with ~BROW N REALTTf atal g atlin ’ " broth b rs _ Drive 4 Lake Miry h!ock, windshield, steering wheel and Serving the Sarriea telephone FA 2-4591 or FA * SOU eontroli. New Hurricens'trail­ Contractors, Draglines; Centra 2232. PK FA 8-3871 Sanford. Sanfcrd Ave. at Roialia er and 195* Johnson 30 HP 9 A M to 9 r.M. motor Mill sacrifice for 8795. Thlf it a pass to tha Movielanl Ricketts Shall Station. 1407 8 FA 2 25M Ride In for Mra. Anna ptaaiah. 1 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-2002. Exp. data Aug. 28, 1957, DAILY Si. JJlru C~r*~i CROSSWORD TV Service Try and Stop Me G P M ather of Sanford '■■as?A 's^s.orjz f &, $179 l HELP WANTED Wellborn Phillips Jr 'S t J U S S r ’ After 3:30 p.m. 'W f. i �Pre-School Activities Begin Today or Seminole County Negro Teachers m lnol* C o cn t* N f I n tearhsra plana for the eneulng yawr. Aug. 29, tetcher* will work at tchooj term with mertlr-5* at preparing for rwgiatration of pupil* T r*ap«ctiY* school* this morn- on Turwlay Aug. ST. Bueea will operate on achedule to tr*n*port at 9 :3 0 a m. O-i Tuerday. *urk will h* eon- pupil* to their aailgnod KhooU. lint r 1 at the echoo! center*, tn Pupil* ahould not deity rsgtatrathr » terroon. principal!, school lien beyond thla date tine# enroll­ lunch managui, and other perawi ment figure a of thla date will great­ who keep lorvh records will meet ly facilitate planning for the at Hopper Elementary with Mn. opening day on Sept. S. Cturlo'.u Whitmore. School Lunch Wednesday Aug. M, teacher* Dlr-etor u> receive initruetione on will work in the d a n room* com­ m . . iationi for keeping there pleting ararngemente for dee* .account!. work. On W ednesday, A u * . 21. teachThursday, Aug. 29, all elemen­ era wilt attend the Dlitrlet M int­ tary teacher* will plan at the ing o f Florida Slate Tcarheri A s- Goldsboro Elementary School with a o .U th n at Bartow, Fla. Mr*. Mtnr.ie If. Field!, Speclallet Work at the »chool center* will n Elementary Education, State be resumed on Tburaday In pre­ Department of Education, Tailsparation for the county-wide meet- hataee, Fla. ai consultant. The Inc on Friday Auf. 23 at Croom* group will dbeuaa and pla* for llirh School. The general theme improving reading Instruct!on In of the meeting It "Cooperative grade* 14. P .anl.-if For the Improvement of Aug 3o, teacher* will again In'truetlow" School! will give -re aotx in ii“i'™ — — »-■Aork at tneir their reipecuxg reipectlra icrtooia ichoola porU of the aehieveraenla ami pro- , comp|cUn|r / ^ i pUnr tar th, eHure* ©f thla technique a* prae- j j(lf )Jay j tired last year with a review oi | 1 1 preparation! for the 1937- » If L. a-egal Notice « oth k o r M iorrm * or iti.so L t.T io N v a i -a t i n o a r n n ir ra Notice I* horaby «lv *» that tho Boar ofl Coaniy County CommU*lon«ra Commltalon«r* of B e a ni e Bomlnol# County. Florid*. did by prepay Haoofutlon duty adopt at lh« mooting of #u«h Boord oo Ancult i. 19*7. did racat*. ahc»4*a o»d rlo.o certain ilraota and right* a way altuata In 1h# N 1/1 at tfci l .W i VI.m* nr tha BE*. ft »» tH Bl- a Hoetlon W-Vl.ww II. mw. Town ---- 7 Chip Jl BouU. liana* II Kaat. mid r r * « i» bit n t p o r t H fU W W F lf *!•' •crtbvd B«q •• •• iuiiu follow ■ *: ( 1» tUfUMn* of a •* Eaat flag at NWti ot *X<* teeUan 1* T. *t 9 . It. » Eiilnolt CouMf. Klofloo* m M lnt bain# n i l f*#t North of K I corner, anld NVVU of 9MM, thrnoa tun 9- »** **' W. 9** 41 fait to PAL ot a I* curve to th* right having a cantraf ana a at I* 1>‘ | following atone aald •wrr# tn Ih* rlaht lll.al faei.Je |»T. of rnrva. thane# a IT I* W. Ill I feat I’d* «f » [• curva ta tha left, havln# a eoatrcl and# of 1 * M* left- ["'• {•will alotf m M cur to to loft a dlilano* #f til •• f*»t waat Ila* #f aald a w il of *E '4 at a polo* It* I mar# »v from 1 W aernar of aald tract for Conaty flood porpoa** *•- J <11 A ** fool atrip af tanJ oa each al ia of the follow In# daaartbad #urv#r Una af road bailanln# nl a point In center *f Unnaal Daach Driva. aald point bate# lit l f»al North of th* 9 K eoraar of Ik* ij.lj. U of KK.U Bartlon II. T. II H-. R tl Eh Htmlnol* County. Florid#, thanra run 9. fd* It' *■ l i n t feat to Waal lln* of at •aid paint bait# 111 * f##t North * 1 4 " . eoraar at N.W. at 4E and In oantar of aald U nnaal Uaach I'riva la Hear Lak* Halghta aa racordad In l-lat Booh *, pa«a II. aald County. Il» Bagla *« ft. Waal af tha ■ I eornar of tha North H at NWh af *( th# lha ¥ *a* af* tha NWW th* »■* mm It SBIA lpf_____ Baa... •■S --------I*.Teweahlp M Baulk, lUag# I* root. ll.#ne* forth taraltal lot with lha run No.. . .— _.... -■ ...NW ___ _____ Knot line______ of- tb* /k otof Ih# BUk of aald Haotlon II — to lb* aw# a. plalnllff*. a aopr of mid Aniwar. on or hafora Thuiaday, Haplambar II, A .l>, HIT. and If you fall to do aa, a darra* pr* oanfaaao will b* gnterad aaalnrt you. and aacb of you. for th* rallaf damandad la Mid com pute! Tb* natur* of thl* full I* la qulal Ih* till* fa Ih* abov* daa-rlhtd land In plalnllff*. K. K. awaat and Uoula* nwaat. hla wlfa. WITNKHH n r hand tnd atal nf •aid Ouurt at tanford. aamlnel* CoWIty. riorida. thla llth dar af Ailru*t, A. D . l i l t . o r h er n p o n Clark af raid Court. Or: E. I . Burdick Deputy Clark (COURT MEA 1,1 Ohio A. HI'EKIt, JR. Holleltnr for plaintiff* I*. O. Rog t i l l Hanford. Florida. in t h e r m r r iT c o ib t o r th e hihTH j i niriAt. < m i I it n r n .o n ii ii, it AMI mi »r . rilN aKHIMII.K ( ii h i i:b t Vo. W ALTER L. KENNET. ft*EVA « KBNNKT, Plalnllff, Dafaadanl. a o T ic n o r a r iT TO: REVA M KENNKT, whoa* raaldang# and wharanboula bra un­ known Tnu qr# harahy notified that W ALTER KEN.VBT, M PUIallff. haa filed hla Hill of Complaint aaatnat you far divorce. Tou ar# haral.r raqulrad to fIla vour writ­ Iten w fl U B ie iip w , IIf I B i i y t IIn n u i» LClark* IV I n itafanaa. any. Ih* nfftc* at Hawford, Florida, to aald Comptalnt. aarvlng a copy lharaof t>n H a ln llffa altornay# nrlgea and Maadowr, p. O. Uoi I IBB. Coma. riorida, n* ar hafor*a Sapfa tanfamhar t*. 11 irbT. Eallura to do *o darra* pra ronfra*,. will h* antarad again*! you. Hold ault I# ponding in th* •'Irrult iLiurl I* Hamlool# County, Ktortdm. aa l-hanrary No. 111! and Ih* tilt* nf th* aam* la Wattar L Ktnnay. Plaintiff, ra llava If. Kannay, pafandanl. wllnaai my hand and nfflrla! laal nf aald Court at Hanford, Hamlnot* County, riorldn, on thl* tfth day of Augual IBIT. I) I'. IIKHNDON. Clark • circuit Court. fly; Martha T. Vlhlan Danulr Clark fCfRCCIT COITRT HEAL» Otlgga and Maadnwg Attorbay* at law 1\ o floy lie* When Metropolitan Sen-foe ftarte be arrived at on the beats of thla on Sepdembey U eny ribeerlber Information. When questioned ala the Winter Farit telephone ex­ bout how long this work would change tree can call any tub- takr aha said the could not give teriber la thg Orlando esehanre any definite time limit, bus that area without paying a toil charge. she expected to do It aa rapidly The frae-callag area with Metro­ as possible when ah* is able to politan Service for Winter Peril ged competent aselstanta she can lubeenbera. It la announced, will trust to do a fair appraisal. And be Increated in aquare mllei from the added, “ If I cannot trust them, about n o to 329 which 1* ta Id to be I wouldn't hire them." larger than (ha editing area of This would provide ■ permanent UlamL record, which will naturally ba The opdeoal w tatdr i aerriee i mandad yearly Improvement* which eome Winter Farit tuheerlb- •re idled to prupertlea. Sh* add­ ora now have, permitting eallt to ed that xhysical check, section the Orlando exchange without tn by sections, had been mad* on sddltional toll charge will be dis­ grove*, tends ami new building*. continued. A lively qucs-Joa and answer After the new atrriee atari*, anr •eteion followed Mr*. Walker'a tubteriber in Winker Park, MaH- talk aa committee member* ask­ Und, GcMenrod, Eatonrllle, Al­ ed for informatooooool rofplsfplo tamonte, Lonrwood, Forwet City. td for Information regarding the Caeaelberry and Fern Pert e*n working af Mrs. Walker's office, call any aubacribef, not only in the vnd her propoeed plan of action. Winter Perk exchange area, but WTm i talced If ah* was aware or any telephone number in the Or­ bad hvard of any of th* eo-called lando exchange. Thla meant that gross isnequiliee Mid to exist in Winter Park tubgcriber* wlHI hav* aiseesments, th* Mid, "no on* at their finger tip* th* number ! had h*en into her office with any of anv tuoecnoer in toe uty ot such Information." She strewed Orlando it well at neb communi­ that there Is machinery tot up for ties at Axalea Park, Bithlo, Lock­ appeals from attoaamonu, end hart, Pin* Cattle Orla Viita, that on July 30 the County ComWlnrfomvrr# and Taft, and ottwre mtsfioners, sitting at a Board of without paying toll rharget. EquaMtatkm, had "not on* perSimilarly, any tubteriber living j son appear before it *o proteft in any on* of that* communltie* their asteeamonU, and nothing In th* Orlando exchange are* ear 1Whatever was paid about equalisa­ cal! any telephone In a community tion at thftt time." She potn»*d out Mated in th* Winter Park eiehang* that this would seem "to indicate area without paying a toll. that moat people are satisfied that Subscriber* In both exchange they have been fairly assessed." area* ran eail any other Ulephnn* In response to a question she In either erxehange merely by dial­ said that while ah* had road that ing th* ftrtt two letter* of th* nem th* governor would oust any as­ prefix and all five figure* In the sessor failing to do hla duty, that lUterl number. her office had had no complaint or I»ng distance calli to telephone communication from th* governor number* outside th* Winter Park in any way. Sh* pointed out that exchange. It i* announced, will her arrestment roll had been apcontinue to b* mad* through th* I proved by th* state authorities, Orlando exchenge. The only change nmi 'hat it contained tome six announced with Metropolitan Ser­ million doilare in increased va­ vice la that long dlttanc* calla by luations this year. Winter Park lubecrtben should be Mrs. Walker stated. In •nawv'r placed by dialing “ Operator" In­ to a question, that th* 1934 mtllag* stead of dialing HI at at pretent. I* 35te mills, *s set by the County Th* new telephone number* lo be Commissioners and School Hoard. given to Winter Park resident tub- With ‘.h* proposed tncreas* U •cribert ar* now being assigned would com* to 3HH mills next and will be malted to subscriber* year. This amount Is ne«-e*s*ry to •bout a weak before th* switch­ meet th* budge* set by th* Coun­ over to Metropolitan Service In September AU numbers will he ty Commissioners tor county op­ eration during die coming fiscal changed and will Include name j#*r. In response to another question. and to sarv* a copv Iharoof ud * na Plalatlfr* Atornar* on or l.o- Mm. Walker stated that not one for* lb* Sind dnv of H*ol*mb*r. person now agitating tor a reas­ A. D. 1117, olharwlaa Ih* o il*# *- sessment by outride parties has Ilona or tald (*nni|ilalnl will ba lak*n aa r«nf*aa*.1 and 1udg*m*al come to her office and requested hr .tefauli will b# ontercl agalati any information whatever, a* to you. DateJ Ihla tllh dav of A u iu H . the operation of her office, or in •bore of llanr la b * , than un ru itarlr to tb* aald It*-. Jna at th* XW »1 of th# B K k. hiiuit rua Bouta to a point Tl.Tt fl. North of th# aald JB oo» of tha North k of tha BJBU of th* N W k af Ih* 9K U of laotlan II, Ihawn* run couth. C o c o a , b l n r l d * . waatavlr i t * ' f**t foot *o to a point w ailaelr l11.t*' IT THE I INI I IT I Ot'MT B ll.lt faat foot North aad and *1 foot faal 111.11 IIP TIIR M A IM J llllC IA L IVoat Waal of th* aald IB eornar of I lltl t IT IT t e l l PUN I K rth W k of th* act* * B k at af th* he North MITOI.r. COI'HTT, rl.O N af th* a K k of tooIIIA. IN CIIA9CMMT NO, thanra rua ioulh III II faat t* n Point I faat £ *• ' af CARL JANHEM, • va. Ih* point of beginning, thane# Ptalwllff run Waat ta Ih* point af baM L HONHKI. If living, and If ginning. /• / O. I*. IIMItNrrON. Clark dead. hl| unknown ipouaa, hair*, Board of Counlr C«mml*. divlaaaa, lagataaa, or giant***, aad ilonara. Bamlnol* County. anr and all paraon* claiming by. through or undar Ih* aald Dafaab’lorlda dant ar olharwlaa; and anr and all piraont havl-g ur rlalmiag lo hav# horn :: n r il'IT anr rtehl till* nr Iniartal In and BTATB o r n /llltO A TO! Jl'IJC n A. biilUVAIt. JOHN CA- In th* praporty baralnaflat JaacrlbMBIUiN IH.AK)'.. VICTOH K l'I-l.. •d. Dafaodoata O n i : m #mi L e o n a it t> w i n d b o r HOTICW TO APPEAR BbllTIf. tf all*#, and lk*lr raapaeTim STATE o r FLORIDA TOi Itva unknown *poua»a If marrtnd. and 1VILI, A*A NOIlTIIRI'f’. nlao M L ItONHKI. If living, and If gr.uwn nn Willard Am Norihropa, d ia l, hla unknown apouta. halra. pad n All AII JANE NORTH Itri- nfao davliaaa, lagnlaaa. or grnnlaaa: and Down aa Harah Jan* Nnrthron*. aay and all paraona claiming by, I* wlfn. If allva, and If d»ad, th* ihruugh or undtr th* Mid Dafanand da at nr olharwlaa: rth*rwlg*| and nny an r*ap*<Mte* unknown hair*, davlaaaa. ila p-anlaaa, aantgnaaa. Ilannra. .r a il, all ■ II paraona having *r er claiming cla im __ to tor*. Iruafaaa of a*ld dafandanla. have any right, title er Intaraat In Jnllua A. Motnar, John Camaron and to lha praparit h*r#lt.*fl#r link a. Viator Uniterm, laonard d.acrlt.ad. DRrr.VDANTl. ORXETtladaor drallh. W ill Ana Northrop, IN'Ibi Tnn ar* havabr notlrtad that a aim known a* W illard A** North* f-p o . aad Anrah Jan# Narlhrup, nrncaadlng In oulal till* hna baan ughi In th* Circuit Court ot lha •Ian knuwn aa Harah Jan# N.<rlhrt.pa. hla wlfa, and alt partlaa hnv- Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Ink nr olalmte# to have, anr rtehl. k-ralnol* Cniyily. Florida, n brief tllla or inter**! la th* followlnt daacrlpHop af th* ogptln* tharaaf daacrlbad land, lying aad bain# in I alng CARL JANBBN, H a t - 'f f . w*. bim lnal* County, Florida, to-wtti M. I. It ON IK I. at *1 Dafandan**. l e t * II. It. and II throuah II, In. • galnat aara aad alt af you gad all rlualvr of Mol.N All'll AtlOITION l l i a n a claiming hr through er un. fiafandanta cad all T o l/lNflW fXJI». nceardln# la plat l-r tha aald IIi#t . ir I-it In I'lil II.c.k I, other paraona claiming any calata, | . » . f l »i th* puhll# rraord# at light, title ar Imartat In. ar Ilea p. t.iliiol# i on MV, Fti.rlda. upon, th* futlowlag daaorihad real T.I.U an I r»rh o f yea. *r# bar#- ir.iprrty altuata la Hamlool* l>>onb n'ltflad that a ault hai bran ir. riirld a. in-w it: brought agalnit you In tha Ctr* Th# Hauih nn*. half f * U t nf cult < jurl In and fnr iamlnnla th* fouthwaal qaartar l l W k l of lha Nnrlhwaai quarter County, riorida. In rhanrarr. #*• lilt'd It. y MWKAT and Mola* i.N W k l of Ih* Hnulliaaat ouart«r (H E k l and thg North thra* nW CAT. 1,1a wlfa. plaintiff*. *• 'trtara IN 1 /t l nf the NorthJI I.It'H A. blOLNAIt. at aL da. - ' l l quarter iN W k ) of lh» f*n teat* and volt, and owck of you. H.uthanal quarter IH llk l or • ir rauulrad to fit* y*ur Antnar to •actio* It. Townahlf ft BeMh. th* plaintiff*' oomplatnt with th* Hang* It Eaat Clerk of >*ld Court, and ••*»• trio a*, nlalntlffa' attornar, OEO. A. and you ar* naraby required to II*' 'l l ffl ahoa# addrata )• I* rt I fII# with ih* Clark af aald Court 11*1. Kanfor.l. Plcrlda. ar upon your anawar la aald prarapdlngm JTondRT.* X a f o t t Tt, 1WT Tha BanforJ frae-Caffing Area N e gro Tax like (Continued P ro a Page One) i For Winter Park (Cootteeed from Pag* I) (Continued From Page One) tery and ocher chargne. R la un­ property giving all the pertinent Dull** said th* House cute are derstood that th* Negro also haa Phone Subscribers facte. A fair valuation could then so severe that they sril make the a long record In other countiea. A. D. IStt. n P IIKLNDON. riark. Circuit Court, **mlnote r iu a ly , Florida BVl X. L. Burdick. DC. (BBAl.l Turnbull A Hanterfltt III ST N*w England Ar* wintor l-arh. Florida Attorney* for plaintiff* ---------------------------- > ■ prefixes luch a* klidwav. TEmple, or VAlley. Prefix*# to be Included in th* now numbers aMlgr»d to Orianilo subscriber# will Include th* pruflxe* GArden, Cllerry, or CReitwood. free world wonder whether it can count on rh* United State* a* a dependaide friend. Outgoing aid administrator John B. Holllatar tald the cute mad* by the House In the <tevnjopment loan fund "srould make K impoMlble to carry out the forward looking potiey a<V»pted by eoograaa ta aaUbtiahing tha fund." Despite DuBoe* pies*, th* Sen­ ate vrss expected to rostore Mttle. If any, of tho House cut, P-epubilren leedcrs, however, plenned to mak, a fight for at lout aonve increaea*. I» s * Effnctivenegs Police Captain Jack Hickson re­ vealed this morning that he had a similar incident with Dsnner In 1934 when he “ reared up and got •mart" after beating a negro wo­ man unmercifully. Danner’s home address was giv­ en at Woudbridge, near the Se­ minote County line, but he had al­ to lived m Sanford. His mother and father are residents of Orlan­ do. Justice of th* Peace Duncan aald this morning that two war­ rants have born itsuod for the arrose of a Negro for Inciting a riot and unlawful interference with an officer in Una of duty. Sheriff Hobby tbit morning Mid that there were about 100 Negro** muring around the scan* with on­ ly oht or two attempting to agi­ tate “ trouble". Name of the Neg­ ro for w*iom tho warrant* were issued ha I not been released since he haa not boon taken Into cus­ tody. The Janrord Herald Orla* ** HONDAI »:M BVBNINB a vl l.i* 1.11 « :M (ill I. <:at 7.1) 1:11 1 :1* CSaaaol (•) Cr*o«r**4# oa tb* " e r l t Adtaniuf* wita Undo W all Cartoon Carnival Honalor Hmalhtt# IltporU W •alh*r-r»#w»-SB8 >W Jobs Daly 1* “Dtgaai" ■ marl Rbrtbaaa Duval *bow Sparu oan Clab Arthur Oodlraf * Talaal I;be till lie* U w e W biting Olrte Richard Diamond Burn* and At*** Alta Era J. n Hhorlif Of Oeeblaa 1*4* I'oopla’r Choice 10.19 diato Troopor 1*11 Crunch nnd DO# itivo Night r(*wg nopon t i t i i “ i Hpr" 11 :ii et*n off looodnr Morala* 1.11 Sign-on Fruorom Rwumt «.11 N N#w»-lV«alh#r * lu Jimmy D##n Show T ill N.wo— Richard C. Ilotlolot I II Around th* State I as Captain Kangaroo I ,1 Noa#— Richard C. HotUI*l 1:11 Around Ih* Slat* I a* Waring ISrr»vl»*nlans a ta vt» Llltia M «r»U itae p h ;# ta nittt t« Id atrtka It Rich It »s Valiant Lady 11*11 Lot* of Llf* t i l l * Haar-h for Tomorrow It II (iuldlng Light T l E o lltx arTKH.XUOX 1i:te Wallor Cronktlo and Nawa t ill* HUad L'p and II* C a i l M IS id Aa th# World Turn# Our Mira Brooki j !I 70 to Art Lmklsltor'o Hooao Parly I i l l Tb* Big r a m ff 1 II Rob Crt»»>y Show I t l Contra! Florid* Paxorama I 10 nrlghtar Day Silt H#rr»t tlofin 1 II F.dg# of Night I.SS tlrnwalng with Ulra*r WMIIR-TV JaCM SO N llLl.B CHANNEL A S n m i T ETKNIHO ( "A Op#n Hour# i t I M'-X»T Mem# a. i* Hla O'clock R#parl « It Doug Ftwarda I t> Robin Hood ? :l» r»t#l Flarnona# T •* Hupartna# l f« Tho»g .Oitttng Otrla I II ni-hard Diamond I II T.Sf T ill !'!* I.M 1:1* lit* II.is II.'At 11:1! ills It'll IM S 11:11 11:11 l:«S 1:11 II* 1:1* l:S* 1:11 l.i l Ticauat MOBNINB Tast Patterns Jimmy Dann Show Name, Waatbsr Cap l Kangaroo Oarry Moor# (M -F ) Arthur Oodfroy I H - T I ) Oarry Moor* (F ) B u lk * It RlaB Valiant LAdy lAiie at U fa Haarch for Tomorrsw Ouldlng Light Tw#!vo O Clock Ropord Bland Up aad Bg OdtSBWk Aa Tha World Turns our lllog Brooks lloutaparty III* Payoff “ by (I Brighter Day Bocral Storm Kdco of Nlakl WTHH—aiXFOSO IS * III III I4M KILOCTCLBt NON DAT AFTERNOON Tho Rhythm Honr World Al H r Twilight Bongs • »* ••»/.*#• Rook I It liuaio At Random T.S* Drifting On A Cloud T:t I Erontng Unite T 1* It's Dnneatlma 7:11 Nawa • II III • IS 14:91 tsia 11:11 « as i si in t it « ii 7:** 7:11 1:10 I *1 I Id I II III Nawa It's Dnnroilms Tha Rhythm Hour Naw« At Homo W. Wual# lie n Off TWoodoy Morning Sign On Dawn Itrankorg Nawa Waaiarn Jamborao Nawa Haran O’clock Club Nowa-Ftortda Nawg-Worid Jockoi'a Choirs Morning D ootlon g Harmony Tima World At Nino ROCK HUDSON !& . B A T T LE H YM N 'f I, H - ^ Cint-.S.crf tlCHWFU MARTHA HYER DAN DURYEA M knnM H uni OCXUMKT^telomH hhAiLHK— 1:21 ’rmi.PRKN UNDRH II ADMITTED FRKE" If you tiiink you savo whan you bu^ a Ford wait 'til you discover what you save owning one. not to mention what you save when you go to sell! Ton wrre when rrm bwv. T % n tt for marxJ For nil tlto Ford Fairlone’i peeler length (lottqrr than any other low-priced serl.xn) . . . for all it* extra room (greater over-nil width than many medium-priced ca n ) . . . for all 111 big-car "feel* ( fint low-priced car to break tho two-ton barrier!) . . . i t still ia tho LOWEST-pticrd car hi iti clastl* And when ro e go lo t e l . . . Wow! So, thanks to the rock-solid 'fn n rr Ford," yon can c.ijxk< yonr new ktod o| Find to ridiDcn more ol Ms ortginaJ price than any other car, C 19:11 STARTS 7:30 ? T till# PvL Dstsetlr* Studio on# Barns A Allan P v t Soeroury 11:SS A ssort Lola Show Naws B tig* Ott THEATRE E 0 It.A* 1S:M III** 1 • OM»C RIDE-IN Rut the tavingi don’t atop there. Not by a long ahoH When you otim a Fort!, youll diicover that Ford'i llittndcrbin! V-8‘i ami Mileage Maker Six have their own spoctal hiiill In suung tcoya! A TV Log IN Chaoaol f [) ill#i grid th* threatened redu tioni in miliUry aid were xo great at to "make M impossible to supply our silt** wdth the mili­ Ury equipment needed to main­ tain the rfftetivrneu and morale of their f.ghtlng forces." Ami th* elaihes In so-called "Oefens* euppvnl" Indirect mili­ tary aid may make it impossible tor some dependant alllot to be able to d*fend themselvse. Th# President aAed for a total An "Inlemahlp" In Intergroup o f 2 billion dollars over a thieeyear period. The llouae voted to relntion* with Ih* Philadelphia Peliowowahip .Commiiilon wa« appropriate only 33d million. awarded to L. Millard Hunt, it rrai announced by Maurice B. rogerd to any of th* *o-c*l!ed un- Fagan executive director of th* oqual lUCMminti n<mr being talk­ human relations agency. ed about. She Itmacd that any Mr. Hunt was aelected among a person havtng complaints about number of applicant* applying for naenaementa, either compared to th* "Internahlp" which »*• mad* thrir neighbor'* tt»»iiment», or possible by a grant from th# Fund otherwiae. it alwaye welcome to for the Republic. It w»« made come to her office and talk the available tn any graduate of a matter over with hor. She Hid eolleg# or prifeitional school, or that whenever adjmtment is due to person# already engaged in a It la madn wdthout any further pmfefiion but anxious to enter lrilon, btif that pirtiei can al- the Interrroup relation! field. way* appeal to the County Com­ Th# Philadelphia Fellowship missioner* for a reduction, tf they Comminlon wa* one of th* It are stall dlMbtialfied. She Mid, in human relations agenclei through­ 1 rciponw to • query, that everyone out th* entire country awarded a who haa ion* to, to her knowledge, grant from th* Fund for the Re­ haa left her office feeling that public lo help meet th# need for they haw been falily tr#»'"d. tkilleq and trained Intergroup re­ Foliowing Mr*. Walker’* talk, lations worker*. th* member* of die committee vot­ The internahlp la for one year, ed unanimously to back Mr*. Wal­ starting September iat. Mr. Hunt ker’a stand agalnat an outalde attended Stetson Unlverrily, tn re#i•eminent. In view of their DeL.md. Florida; Mercer Universi­ announced Intention to work for ty, In Miron, Georgia, *"d did tho good of their membership, they graduate work In aoclal science* (tried that they ace no point in at Farlham College In Richmond, an outride reai*c*«ment which 1* Indiana, lie wca Direcor of Youth to coat eruund <100,000 in texpay. Activitiri at th* Central Baptlit er** money, giving Mr*. Walker a Church In Sanford. Florida, where vote of confidence that ahe can be originally made hla home. do the Joii, at outlined to them. After a three-month intendve They alfo voted to send a dele­ training period, he will work under gation to repreirnt them, at the the supervision of Mrs. Mary Con­ only organirnd taxpayers aiaocla- stantine, assistant director of the H n to Semlnolt County, to the FeJlowihlp Commisrion, which re|meeting to be held Tuesday at preaenti the united effort of th* 1:30 pm. at die Court House, tn community to promote equal rights consider ;h* queation of r*a««e«i. and equal opportunities for ail peo­ ple. ment. Former Sanfoidite Awarded Internship By Republic Fund S Radio • Gmtc in and see u* Inlay . , . and ifart yomr Ford account. t ANGEL'S the home o f (rood food will re-op-'*’ Ahffvst 26th • Have you tried our Fried Chicken, Shrimp or Barbecue Dinners? LOWEST PRICED Tf ju*t, come on o u t . . * or iM io w -n m ANGEL' S m i l f t . ft Stanford EAT S H A C K S T R IC K L A N D - M O R R IS O N F A 1-9711 J M i u n T u tu Inc. PHO TfR I^A 1-1491 If i M f o lalarM Ui k m A -l V—4 Cmt— Qb gm e to Sm T e w Ford Dealar �Weather Shop and Save Gscstdcrabl* (loadbun u i in | . I»r*d shower* la ihe central pvrtJoa today; Wednesday rU |. m t[? # a t t f o r i i ' VOL. XLIX • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1909 SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1957 7h m Mill a r /n crease Action Okayed By ComimssLon k A for New County Budget A A o n © y Top News In Brief ^ LONDON W — Official lourcri sakt today Britain U reactivating ita Ca.'.v'm*s liland hydrogen bomb bate »o new thermonuclear testa can be carried out on "short notice" If needed. There are no Immediate plans for further nu­ clear explosions at th<< mid.l’artiic testing area, the sources said. But (hristmae Island will be kept in readiness. • fo r a U * In Sanford j) United Press Leased Wire NO 72 On Foreign Aid ^ ,i rs i ^*3 ll D G iS y S G The Boar] of Seminole County ’ years ago It would have been Commltsionen went "round and lato'," and Commissioner Krider round" aga.n today over the ap­ objected lu the leaving out of proval of the I957-&8 budget. Suggestions as to how the budget Even in the reading of the Could be rut. minutes of the Ian meeting both However, the minutes were ap­ Commissioners Lawrence S »of -1 proved as readford and John Krider proterted A delegation from Altamonte quotes attributed to Itralley Od Spring* protested the proposed ham and to the elimination uf j 1957-58 budget at the public hear­ quotes by Kcider, WASHINGTON «R— The Sen­ ing set for 10 o'clock this morn ate Appropriations Commit!** to Commivaiuntr b-efford eon-' ing. .iti.iH m) " r - ■!t m l tested th* "go slow on reappr*:-1 N. B Cbolea slid "Us nave -—y sal" included in the minutes as a held several meetings. We have Etrenhower'i foreign aid money statement made by Odham. He not as yet been informed that lav request. It asked the administra­ »aid "I do remember him say-' on propeitlrs Is equal and just. |tion for more detailed informa­ ing “ if it hail hern made five ih rrPforPt protest this budget tion. The action came at a one hour untj a reappraisal is made.’* and 15 minute elosed-door aesslon Commissioner Krider comment-1 . _ I ad "I would like to stand on my I * T ' Per-Mot , supporter* Detailed Info Sought Wright Heads State ° « !!?e .Marketers WASHINGTON W — The arm ed forces, aiming at holding the nation's defenses intact dur­ WINTER PARK, Orange grow ing an expected Oriental flu epi­ demic tbit winter, are testing vol­ ers in Volusia county are leading unteer* to see if key personnel Ihe way numerically in Joining will need a double vaccine shot to Florid* Orange Marketers, guar­ guarantee immunity. The Tublic anteeing themselves a "home” for Health Service so far ha* rccom- the amo. nt of fruit pledged to mended only one shot for all Ihe rooperall.c and firyn In the civilians, but it studying wheth­ belief they will get their fair share |of the consumer'* citrus dollar. er two are needed. Florida Orange Marketers Is a WASHINGTON (tit — A United non-profit agricultural cooperative Steelworker* official charged today created t>- grower*, controlled by that the steel industry is trying sedwers ar-d operated for Ihe beneto mane hit union the "scape fit of gruwrrt. It ha* entered Into goat" for "exorbitant” ateel price a eor.irart with Minute Maid for Increases. Otis Brubsker. the processing all the oranges of It* union'* research director, told the member* Into concentrate and sell Senate anti-trust and monopoly ing the finished produce under the aubrommtUee that "steel price in- famous Minute Maid and Snow cream in th* post-VVorld War II Crop brands. Except for a predetermined mo­ period have been exorbitant in re­ lation to increased costs." dest charge for its services in processing and merchandising the fruit supplied by Florida Orange Marketer*. Minute Maid will re­ turn what it receive* for the froten concentrate to the coopera­ tive where It will be distributed equally to all members on the ba­ ’ The only way the railroads can sis of Ihe pound* uf solids in their regain aim* of the traffic now fruit. DcLand leads Ihe list of com­ being handled otherwise It to meet ■Competition realistically," was the munities risen by grower mem­ didviee given to representative* of ber* oi Florida Orange Marketers the Fruit Grower* Express Com­ as their pom* residence, with tl. Total for Voluaia count) is 50, mittee by grower! and shlpoera of with six from Seville and three Florida's vegetables and fruits. At a meeting held at the George from Pierson. Three citrus industry leaders Washington Hotel, West Palm Beach, las* week, grower* and from Voli-ria county are members shippers met with member, of • * « * * "E the Committee composed of repre ids orai.sc Marketers. They are Earl W. Brown and Frank M. •entative* of Eastern and South (Continued on Pag* I) ern rallnad* to discus* the rea which determine whether _ . ahlpments are made by railroad j N A 5 DO 11 T G O I T I or motor transportation. Georg# AVedgworth, Bell# Glade, a district director «f the i n n , _ Florida Fruit and Vegetable A»In lO U m e V godaUon, which aponsored the! ' The Sanford Naval Air Station** meeting, presided. softball team defeated the Cecil L. L. Doss, Wilmington, N. C., Field team. 10-3 In the first round Assistant Freight Traffic Mana­ in the Fifth Naval District's softger, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad ball tournament currently being -jind chairman ef the committee played In Green Cove Springs. Stated the problem facing the Play wi.I continue through Fri­ railroeds. Doss aaid, "We ar# day. here to ask you growers and ahipOther teams in the tournament peri what we mutt do to regain a are: Glynro, Ga., Birmingham Na­ part of Ihe traffle now being han­ val Air Reserve and Afemphlt Na­ dled by truck.” val Air Station. Cited ar handicaps In making rail shipment* by the growers, a comment by E. A. McCabe, Pio­ neer Gr-weri, Belle Glade, who aaid, "A lack of flexibility which Jmust b« overcome by Ihe railrwiir. Soni# customers are not at interested in rates at they are in fast dellvtry.” "There it lets handling of shipments when made by truck. Handling cause* damage* and trucks make delivery faster," said S. O. Chase Jr., Chase and Company, Sanford Hunter Kelly, A. Duda and Sun*, 0 'iedo, said, "I maintain that volSums of shipments goes one way or the other because of rale* and rates do Include delivery charges. Buyers are *o»t conaelous." Andrew Spade Sr., Sparla Fruit (Coatlnnrd on Pag* •) ~ ; *• *.1.nr.7,800,000 program County. It Is unfair to raise by S the House last week. taxes on our people when It looks Just before the rommltte* fne-4, as If services are less I don't lee why anyone would object to a Elsenhower appealed to Repohllran leaders to support him in his j study of our problems.” fight for a full scale mutual »e- ATTENDING A COUNTY-W'IDK meeting of Rrminol* County Bowman, lout-c Gilpin. Ili.lh John / Jonnisr lluckrlrw. KneelKmphailrally Krider slated, "I rurily program- Hut hi* party teachers today it Pinrcrrsi School were these new teachers. Stand­ in*: Rylvi* McNulty, S'aneir lane. Si.ah r’. Parker, Glad)* G. am opposed to this budget— I Bond, Glads* llaveh. Mrs. M IV. ( ohetlev. 'las W, Coherlcv, Paul leaders held out hop* of restor-1 ing (left to rlghtt are: I- It. I.sr-on. (lair Perelsal. Kmilv Site-. don't believe it it fair to raire Intnn Moore, Iteuteh Hoe. Ali<> Brown. Hrlen Meslgste. Itemiere lllcl son. Lreemso Baggett, Virgil Duriell, Jim I'lgorl. John II. Ing only part of the whopping Vanillism, Both t tlfton. Donna Isasrsno. Johanna Dolha, Mar) Higgins, C. K. Burkrlrw. (I’hotn hy Itcrgsirom) taxes.” House rut. Haile), Anna Band), lots Nrbel, lisle Hark. Pal IManer, Lisle And he added "I vote against ,.. . . . , , . i Chairman Carl Hay-den (DIbis budget—I oppose |t simply , . . ., ___„ _____ ___ _____ ij L. A m I said the eommltee will rail because n pros Ides nothing experts from the Defend DeCommissioner Homer Little, in rir1m(.m *nd the International •n apparent move to try to win Coopeiatlon Adm'nlstratlon for Krider'* vote for the budget, said ; detailed testimony Wednesday on "I am in favor of a eitiseni rom- specific item* In the bill as passed mitlre—but we had to do some­ by the House. thing about this budget-” Hayden said there was "some The Hoard of Sanford City Com- proval of the appropriation mea“ It’s our Job to provide the | dispute es to r-hat th* figures money,” Krider answered, ‘and . _. . ___ u .. missioncrx started a series of bud j sure, ar* JIM.322. , v . real y mean and how much l* left I want a county w th some plann- 1 over.” JACKSONVILLE, tr — A hur­ grt study meetings last night and i This year's budgtt for the sewer A Coroner's Jury 1**1 night de­ Ing—a look to thi» future.” However, the committee still ricane huntei plane l<«k off to- came up with Ihe possibility that1and water deportments in the Uli clared In a Verdlei handed down Commission Chairman F’rrd Dy­ hoped to complete action this, to Investigate a ” su*pi increased millage on city taipay-1 Iiiy department will be, if adopt after a more than two hour hearson spoke up ami said "Planning week, Hayden said He did not|“ , F ntore than; ing that "Deputy Sheriff Morgan ithojt change, doesn't help this budget.” ether are. 330 miles " * 1,01 »he ,hrc* « “ > * regard th# postponement as a I clous' lower than last year's It. McClelland shot in ae'f de­ Commissioner It. C- Dodd stated deliberate delay. vast-south* n t of Tuerto Rico, it fense” when George It, Danner '•cut , '« ur»J ii; of 0operation. "I know this budgrt Is as fair study was made last . . i u__ A detailed atudy .* Jr., a 29-year-old Woodbrldgr Ne­ But the delay upset plans to was annocnecd here. Ry using existing funds, the as any In the 11 years I've fat! report the commit tee's compro­ night of the Utility Department gro was killed laic Sunday afterA Navy spokesman on this board—anJ I know we will [ said the tsuctatvt. which ia supported en­ Board of Commissioners Is toy­ noon. mise figure to Ihe Senate floor left Puerto Ilica at tirely from revenue* from the ing with the Idea of u>ing these bav e to study our P r ^ . - L m Wednesdsy. j * P » U" ' ,el Nine wltnrM** paraded before funds ip Pen of an additional levy iU remain in the water and aewer departments. for going ahead and making a Republican Leader Wll-1*s»° « m the Jury and were questioned by for the $40,000 treatment plant arra until dusk. study but I still think that a re­ The proposed budget (or the ft- >. |f njg pi,,, |g adopted the Ass’ L State* Attorney Torn Wad­ Ham F Knowland reported after: u" ' u, ' . . appraisal Is something for the i'hlte House conference that The Mhml wretir.r borr.u can- Orly's. Utility Department,* sub­ additional tnillaKC to In* levied dell of Melbourne. Tire wltr-r-ea the Whit* future. th# President strongly urged *f firmed tnvt an easterly wave was mitted to tl>e commissioners for against Sanford taxpayer* will not included Dr. Wad.- H. Garner, the The name of the County Tax stlendlnr physician, Christine Mefori* to make a "substantial re­ spotted Monday in the general •tody on July ■ by City Manager exceed a possible 1.53 mills. Assessor. Mrs Mary Flarle Walk­ area „ , 1Queen. Ernest Mobley, Josh Chanstoration” of the House rut. . ef the western Antilles. Rut Warren FI Knowle*. was amended Commissioner, examined every d|f|> Jr NH Jlinf/ |t(>h, rt w „ . er, was brought up and Immedi­ Navy and Air with a o i t -of -living wage In II* refused to predict whether 7 ’ofc*,m? n •,M item of the short three page hud hams. Isvac Dunn. John McQueen, ately Commissioner Krider said F'orce pU.ne* which cheeked Ihe crease of $3,022. Eisenhower will l« satisfied with "We’re not blaming Mrs. Walker .h , , „ , area re|» rted no circulation. Ctrdepartment, get seeking explanations for pro­ and Melvin Pierce. TUals for tire the expected Renat* compromise Ut,» ............... #lir lU. —we're asking for her help. We rulallon is necessary for Uie depending rhange in the f|n»l ap- posed Increases and adding funds Witnesses testified that Dinner some aid figure, estimatesi by Some where needed. velcipment of tropical storm*. shouldn't even discuss Mrs. resisted arrest and charged the supporters at around 3 billion do!An additional $375 was added for deputy in an attempt to grt hie Walker, it's the method.” "Thia may net develop Into |Urs. a motor cruoter for the city's wat­ gun. N. H Choice of Altamonte Eisenhower'* threat to rail a anything.” the weather station re­ er meter reader. Both the city Springs spoke up again. If# said ,,, of Con)frMt lhl The complete verdict handed ‘ '» ported, "but nevertheless » c ate tna.lager and the commissioners toperty ahould be asressed f. „ "Property inereasrM >,d ap taking chrcks on the area." down by the six-man Jury staled believed that by mechanising Ihe somewhere near today's value— prnprlatlon was not mentioned at Fllecllon of officials for the department the one man would "Man was hilled while resisting evtry-thlng else Is. Th* lax situa­ the conference, Knowland -aid American !>rgion's Fair Associa­ find It easier to cover the present arrest, a duly bonded officer M. tion In Seminole County Is very R. McClelland who ahot In self tion took place last night when a i outer. The Rena 1st Appropriations deplorable—I’ll hack Mr. Swot- Committee went to work on th# defer.**. Justifiable homicide.” large Crowd turned out for the bi­ The commissioners questioned (Continued on Page i) The all white Jury who heard monthly meeting of the Campbellaid monev hill In closed session, closely the necessity for Increas­ the rvidrnr* last night Included: leasing Pott 53, American Lesharply divided on whether to reLAKELAND — O-eeola County, ed ha so! it.e and oil bills In the Henry (' Moore, foreman, G. w. apond to urgent administration wjth ovet piO.OOO citrus trees, be- 1t*'*"n two departments of the city's in. If. c Morgan, Ja<V K. Named president uf the fair as- utility section. At the same time pleas for more aid funds came the »th citrus hell county Morrison, T. V. Brown and It. C. aociatlon group was Walter C. Knowland said the compromise to he covered in th* Slate Plant they also scrutinllrd clos !y an |strele "Red" Hire* Other officers elect­ proposal—between th* Hous* fi­ Board's e'tru* tree census. Increase In lights and power equip-' M(.mbrr* 0f the Jury viewed th# gure of f f . 521.7«U>00 and the $3,Flinres released by the Florida ed were- Jesse C. Dodge, vice mrnt, chemicals and disinfectant llo<lr *„,( 0f u,c shooting president: Karlyte lloushnlder, 107,000.000 authorised by Con- Citrus Commission today show supplies, tank maintenance and In |Sunday aftrrnoon. secretary; and John L Galloway, fresi and accepted by the admin­ that Osceola has a bearing total of surance. Danner was shot when he refustreasurer istration—would be reported out 027JI51 citrus trees |n the eounty. Budget hearings will continue j <-,1 to t>« taken into custody Sunday Directors named for the fair **lato today. In cooperation wilh th* Plant next week until commlrslonert after tide swiping an automobile Lynn L)x>n, Board, the Ctirus Commission. so-iation Included: have reached a point of agreement al the scene of an accident De­ Joel Field. Denver Cordell. James Florida Citrus Mutual. Ihe I'S and approve the measure. Ifnw puty Sheriff McClelland w.is Inand F'loru.a Departments of Agri­ Mnglr ar). It. X. Johnson Jr , and j ever, in next week's mretlngs,! vrstlgatln-: and also running over culture, rn<l the F'loiida Agricul­ J. i) “ Slim'' Galloway. I commissioner* will dig Into 79 <the foot of a Negro onlooker, tural Flxprrimeni Stalion, the sur­ page* of fact* sn.) figure* that McClelland ordered the Negro vey vry will win eventually include inriuur M j-* r C bring the city's general govern- from his ear after Danner could counties In the Florid* citrus belt, j drivers license. mrnt expense up near the one not produre a However, the 29 year-old former Osceola according to the re­ million dollar mark. port, nas 739.953 orange tiers ami The proposed General Govern Sanford Negro, pushed away from V-.2JH grapefruit tree* in eoinnicrDcpu'y and Hien altempled iid There trill he a swimming m*rt merit budget, including Ihe Debt 1 rial grnvi a in the county. Also 1or all Girt Seoul* at Ihe munici­ Ser'V*, cost of living adjustment, snatch *nr,f h *a pistol from D Deputy Melisted was a total of 37,737 Man- pal pool Thursday night from 7 ; arid sewage treatment plant eon Clrlland's han-l A struggle ensued darin variety trees; 47.121 hybrid* 110 3 pm •trurtion rrservr, Is total*-! al-with botu the Negro and MeCIclof which 4.V022 were trmnlet; , A,| lntf rested are a-ked to come >>y». no 10. vvjth |hf r„ . land belna thrownJ o Ihe ground MM er.„ fruit trees. Including 110 |he , 0.rU1( •Huin.day I mlnnllim of the llo.noo figure, the 1 ", - was ahot once In he Mt villa I ranea Lemons, CM Sour 1 morn'„g |„ register and try out total wll. drop down lo uproxl-J “ r,n , lpn a ,n ,n, f 1 orange end VO Persian IJm.s; for ?lH |mlnary quallfiratlon*. mately $475,000. ,hf « “ "• » ' ,h_r and 90 trees bearing Kumqusl*. 1 I ' I (Continued on Page *1 The report slater! that Oteeola hat a total net comnierrisl acre­ age In et'rut of 13.131 arret; has (>.240 trrr r in abandoned groves; and 34.323 di»ea»e.| trees through­ out the county, nthe» rounll*i th'i* f»r inelttded in the eenurs project are Seminole. I’oik, Lake, Pinellas, Highlands, Iwr, Ileiidiy, Culller, Broward, Daiie, Orange, Hardee, Martin, SaraauU, DeSola, Si. Lucie, In­ WASHINGTON V — The House dian River. Pulnatn, Palm Beach, bat rested a bill to establish a Charlotte, Volusia, Manatee, Ala­ Civil Wat centennial eommlwion chua, Okeechobee, Pasco, Here to plan an appropriate eomnumo mando ar-d Cltrur. ration of the tooth anniversary of Ineludlnq today'* report on Osthe Civil War. reola, the combined counties sur­ The commission would make veyed indicate a total of 3*.4*5AM the fullest us# of stale, civil, pa­ trees, of which 2SA52.532 are bear, triotic. hereditary and historical ing commercial orange*. groups to mark the anniversary Net (ileus acreage for th« 2fl teexeelfct. counties vat placed at 501.557 se­ ^ Member* of the eommlsilon res; 1,713 301 trees were listed would be the president of th* In the diseased category; and 574.United State*, the vice president, $47 tree* in abandoned grove*. the speaker, si* person* named by the President, four named by The ci'rus tree count, which has | the vie# president, four name! by been underway since early last jth# speaker and director of the CARL HEMUS AT IS CONGRATULATED by bl* mother upon rerelslng his Eagle Scout Award year, will include an estimated national park aenlce. They would last night al the St. John's River District Court ef Honor held at McKinley Hall. Wally Krohue pre­ t3.000.000 cllrua tree* when com NEXT YEAR’S CHEERLEADERS at Kemlnol* High School arc flrfl lo tigbl) Diana Fleivch.r. De­ iubmlt their preliminary reroatinea si in* sided at th* etent. l-ocxtn; Locking on si are (left ta righht) W. M. Tyre, who made the presentation, Mr. pleted. anna Nirbols, Marilyn McDaniel. Mary Jan* Llynt. Peggy l.nndnuiM, captain: Andwi Bolter. I.va | Brmueat, bin. Remuiet and Gail (I'bolo by liergstror "* Jo Wynne, l.ynda 1 cackle, and Snlrley Morgan. Not shown in the picture ia Kay Ivey. (Staff I'Uuto) mindallons by March 1, XXA. Hurricane Hunler Increased Tax M ay Coroner's Jury Studies Suspicious ^ ot 3 M ills Says Shooting In Self Defense Weather Area Railroads Talk Over Problem With Shippers J Legion Fair Assn. Officers Named Beats Cecil Field State Citrus Tree Census Continues Additional Local News On Page 8 Swimming Meet Slated House Passes Bill For Civil War f Centennial Group * > 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. 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, August 19, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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A n n * IB, 105T by tha p riia -winning w i i l t r o n ovslist Term* i low «M ■ .n 1.2 5 CHAPTER M RDINARILY Delaney would nave locked th * sto re and gone home hour* ago, but h * was •tUl there whm 1 reached town, proof that M waa anxiou s to m ak e any kind of salo and get o u t o f th* valley. 1 * tom pad ■now from my boots b efo re I went O I tha front room. wtiera, eMting down b*»ld* K athy. I tx | U to w:p« ner tac*. all tha whlia tr/ cito figure out what had hit DU1InRhijn. Ha waa a bully who probably got plaaaura out of »heer destruction. but why at K athy's? She earn# out of U wilhia a minute or ao. THd ha hit jam with a gun barrtl ?” I asked h*r. "Ye*. I triad to kill him but 1 mlaaed. B efo re 1 could ahoot ngaln, ha cracked ma. That'* all I remember." 8 ha Uckad bar tlpa and fait har haad. ’'Oat ma a drink. Will. Thera'a a bottla tn tha pantry If ha didn't t*K* It." I found It. and a cup that waan’t broken, went back Into the front room, and pourad har a drink. Hhfl aat up leng enough to gat It down, than fall back, clutching tha top of har hotel. "What waa ha after, K ath y ?” She opened her eyoe to look at ma, her right hand atlll holding her head. "Y ou don't know, do you. Will ? You really don't know. That Dillingham. You can fight aamathtng that'a tn tha open, can't you? I Jk e Turner and hta ckxtbuatcra. You cleaned 'em off e l* had scrawled th * words of a simple agreement s ta lin g Uiat I would buy his store and house f o r 13,000, potest*Ion to be given and payment to be mado within te n days. I elgned It and handed tt back. “ Got another copy. W ill,” he •ahl. "One for both o f u s." I signed It, too. anti folded It and slipped It Into m y pocket, thinking gloomily th at I had been a fool, that after th * b*attng M a th *.* had taken h* woifld leave th * valley, leaving m e with a •tore on my han le. A t Ui* sound of a shot I alerted. For s moment 1 wasn't sure where It cam* from , but De'an ey seemed to know. Ha said smugly: 1 hop* they plug each o th e r” 1 grabbed hie fat stwoulder snd shoos aim. V,"u j u s task­ t>cx j» r r . r z - ■ii^|f*f#n n w M « t i # but you didn't know you'd turn ing sbout?" "DUttnghani and K ath y Mor­ DUUngtiam Into a wild man. You don't a trv y anyh o ly who wait* gan ” i event out of th * sto re on the and watt*, do you? Ma and Dill­ run. untied my horse, and swung ingham were good waiter*, for a Into th* aa/ldle. T ills was th* while. I wanted turn to wait aume finish. I don't know why I was more, but ha wouldn’t. Had to rob so n r * . Just a feeling, maybe. me, and get out, but I'll gat him. Dut It suds sens*. Dlllingtiam I It get him If I rhaaa him to the and Turn*; had been working on end of tha e a rth !” "What waa ha aftar. K athy?” their schema ail d im m er. Now Turner wa* dead and hta friend* I aaked again. ‘ Money. W hat rlaa would make aad been cleaned o ff Do* I' sange. PlU lrihr-i would be wild, him do a thing Ilka thla?” Sha *ut he should be a fte r me, not ■wore for a full m inuta ”! had bettar'n $4,000 laid away. Didn't Inthy. When 1 reached her house I know then w hat I waa aavlng for, taw that th* front door wee open, but I knew a fte r Jo e caahed tn. lamplight blurred hy the whirl­ Ha waa gonna leave ma all hla A ing snow. I ran to tho house, and money, and what'd 1 get. when 1 mid* th* step up to the thousand d ollars!” Sha aat up, cursing again a i porch I uw Kathy !ytng In tha pain racked her. Kven aftar what •enter of her front room. 1 went tn. slamming tha door, had happened tonight, tha aeemed and knelt beeide her. Rhe waa to hate S arah far more than she Dillingham. She alive, her pula* strong and regu­ hated Gena la r. Olood had trickled down her jabbed a forefinger at me. "Yoe u u . uuy respectability. forehead and dried, making • brown atala above her left eye. That's w hat I was aavlng for. I t wasn’t a bullet around; she'd Had th* money right her* In the hour*, and Gena knew lb After been knocked out by a blow. I carried her to the couch. Rh* you killed Turner, ha wa* bound waa beginning to s tir. When 1 to puli out o f th * valley. Wanted turned toward the kitchen door, me to go with him, but I wouldn't. I became aware o f th * atiamUe* I waa going to stay here and buit th * house had becom e. Dilling­ your w1<k)w friend. I’d har* hired ham had taken an ax and aom# gunslingers to do tha Job-■mashed holes tn th e floor and not plow pushers Ilk* Secor* and th * wall. Chair* w ere upended. Troy and Runyan. W * aimed to drnw< r* Jerked out and emptied. g»* you. W ill, you and Thurston T h e upholetery cm t h * back of snd th* King kid. Itun off her th e couch had been ripped by a cattle. W hittle her down till tha'd b* glad In sell. I was go­ knife. 1 fot*>1 a dl«hclotli tn the ing to buy tha Do* P, and then kitchen and wet It a t th * pump. I'd llvs up there tn the house The Mine thing had happened where Jo e lived and fd lord It there. Rrm the p an try had bwn over th * valley ju st Ilk* they used emptied; supplies and broken to when Jo e was alive." dishes were scattered all over | She shut her eyes agtln. I ast tha kitchen floor. I returned to there starin g at her, thinking I had sensed ah* ere* erU; but ; l-adn’t realised how virulent har hatred fo r Sarah wea. how much she had changed ka the year etnee Jo e was killed. I roao. Whatever sympathy Td had for her In th * paat waa gone. She'd leave the valley. Td see to It th at she did. She went on. ”Oeo* hunted till he found th# money. That'a when I triad to kill him. W * fig ­ ured It out a long Urn* ago. I was gonna buy th* Dos I* end h* was gonna run It for ms. and people'd look up In us fust Ilka they used to look up to J o * and that thing he married. But Gen* wuuMa't wait. Now he'll klM har and he’tl go 'way with my money I grabbed Kathy by both shoul­ der* and (hook her until th * riirsed m * and put her hand to her head again. I y e lle d : "W h ere'* Dillingham? Did he go to th# Do* P ? “ "R ur* he went In th * Dos P. 'n* you're too let* to atrgi him. H ell kill her H' then he'8 kill you. Think he'll forget eh* mad# you foreman 'ateed of him ? Not Gene. No. air . . .” 1 didn't wait to hear any more. I ran ncroes th* mow-covered yard and swung tnlo th# eaddlo one* more, th * wind still blasting across th * valley, fat snowflake* pelting me as I put my tired lioree up tha rued to th * Do* P. K athy M organ's wonts were go­ ing through my mtnd In an end­ less burning refrain: "R are A* uvnt fo l i e Uos P, oed you’re fno lofe fo ilop Alee." Rh# could hsv# told me that At first, but Indeed she'd talked, holding m * there »> that M lhngham would have more time. Romethlng Inside kept letting me to ride, rid# . . . 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J E NE R AL EL ECTRI C 30" Pushbutton= SUFFERS CONCt’SSlON CLEVELAND W - Pilcher C al M rlJth of lie C leveland In­ d i a n will be •Itlrllheil a t Iratt 10 day* wllh a conru»**lon and • evert lacerations su ffered dur•rur Infield practice before * gam a with Kami • City Sunday, new H .7 5 Model No 21T115, O N LY ft lah ti 8 month* to gel polio prolectrJ. Don't nail until li\ loo laic. Start jour .h o t. N O W ! Protect ibc ahnle fam ily! >t>4 u « f,M, tuUte im |.T m i l fl # U n , I.M-* O a a r t f . IIIINO MOM A SIA of chrjnanthemum# Is Tvoruia < to* California Slat* l air and Exposition at Sacn 1« to Reptember 8 Mora than 1.000,000 blowoms will th* Hall of Flow cri during the twelva-day exhibition $ 109.95 Wllh Trad# • ( bind " 1Strfice ll«ti • 2Cilrsd" Eikt Ml Bf*d hit! • f M M 5Nut Fij.'xs PiUtatttt Coetrcit • Ofpfiii»i fim il Nut EWrr F R ID A Y TL oU c s l (hat aha will continue tha Im M tm cnt businiua Th# Orlando offlc* wfM ha rloaad until Supl GAS THEYUSE end all m atter relating thara will Im handled bt DRILL ONLY-- opernlrd by the Inta Sfan Corns lo t* . HOW THEY EWTWUSE ABOUT THE BOTTLED BLACK & DICKER A R E D T A G V A L U E 1 / 4 " ElECTRIC SATURDAY Mrs. Sfan Comstock of Orlando announced today in i. kMDit-a - H E A R D ow n 2f.l Sq. Ta. Viewable Area I.imlt 1 Per Ctislomer RFAlt VIEW MIRROR, reg. 2 99 It’B IIFCKKT Cora Davrat 1.19 •Z. Z * 4- 9 pt. SCRKWDniVER SKT ..... - AC DC UW.trMl ••w .-SH .. , . , o w v l , . , ^ ** 4 " - e oka 12 QT. PLASTIC PAIL « * im >:«, „ , S* m o TTlIltSTT SPONGB Allen fir Company 0N|1' » e-4 <•«., b ... IV*1'*...,* »W4 WIIII.B QUANTITYS LAST!!!l ’* * * * " A* •«<*,* P. 0. Box 1657 Lakeland, -.—2- W I I 'V **#. re— . . ......... Fla. Phone M utual 2-1331 & O O D /V E /U I S E R V IC E SANFORD Ja .S.O.W. f-m PIIOaVE FA 2-2821 �W eather Site ^mtforfc Iferalii sidsnt Hopeful Cut Restoration Shop a nd Save Partly cloudy Saturdav with arid*I t lettered afternoon and r a il; awning ahowert. In Sanford • VOL. XL1X EiUbliihed 1!>09 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . A U G U ST Ifi. 9 United P ro a Len.'ed Wire Knowland $300,000 Appropriated confers For Asiatic Flu Fight With lke Quarter Million Dollar Payroll Deal To Be Closed For Sanford IlrnriVflrM Mill*, which cl.tael down and tregan liquidating their operate>iu« in June of thU year. { lm< hven .old a* an operating plant ix »f Miami. Ire. mak[ era of nationally f.tmou* patio (athioM, dreaaea, »wim«uit», and *pcru*v*ar for women. « W. II Stcm|>cr. Ilealtnr, wh" I made ihr -ale through the r a n orgnturation of Steni|vr Av*-nry, rtated th: t "It acemrd a crime Kl.lZAnETH CITY N. C. W — MIAMI <T — The Miami to dia'rand tire plant ard loae a ®ileraW today aalced filftfll Jn •!»<* -uyroll, when with a facility of . A Na -y -»**rxe htlmp, rauiht In a thiruleratorm, ditched tn th* C.*o-r * Holt to rra'fi, "to help ibis kj-'l awaiJakW. t***TT ♦ AtR.ntle 0-*an aboil midnight «n<l I tie iumebo, 1> in the*c Cnlled St.ilei Vealore the jviblle'a eroded trial I that could it * it to an advanUi-g x fiahi >g V tiltl reacilnl th* entire In the IcT.il profeatl. n " anil at the «ame time tiring n. w I rew early today. Tin. Fn.*| Hoard rep..rle<l J< Tli* newspaper »a!d Holt'* ar .money an«f |-»yro|l. Into Sanford qultta! by tb* S.-hate Thuraday We wyre fortunate In tntere.iinit men were aboard thi blimp, enI're.nb-nt o( rmite fron the frlynco fla . Natal waa 1 ‘‘Hollow vlrtory" be­ \lex Si brcidman Vix nf Miami, Irn- . In doing jut! \ir Station to t^kehu-.t. N J came H waa moil* |*> iible Of'ielal. nt ftlynco aaid, liow* that." the nil* requiring a two tb r N Tlu-y plan tu xtj'bpi.*nictuir a* r-vvr tile r- were only nine men -Ante to unaeat him" •oon a- the dnol l> cloved »n Wrnl itioant a-il thnt "all apprartsl to in gtx.t -iilillon" fo lowing Ihe ^ Twenty tension voted lo find rwadw). Auguat 21. Scliu-uiman ('itching in ramlicu Sound off lit* Holt guilt' , t'lrec abort of lh* t ■ e. timaterl Utelr pajnrll will lie l i »-i Page 10) third* mijuiily i It-i t" kit l ’ near S2>i.'qln v itiun a to lg out of office. I*o rleen -"natnr* n until*. Tire newr pay mil will Voted to rrin-i.T. tla more than double former payroll* Th* Herald o1»• ra led for Holt’* rrlrjaed In the Sanford area by fdlow circuit Jiid. .- and rlo*c |>er Brookfield Mill* aonal friend. John IVuntv. to quit Key peeKinnol will move In tinfor hla part in I (lowling > •uelial.’ly and dctwi * -f th* near contro* eriy. opr.allot) will lx’ re'va.ctl, m all Mr hen f ' ■ Si i font Rotary It laid lh* '*■> fudgea further pn oh Illy, next We Ire day when Hub will recriv# *ome fir*t himl f. - j. trar«fer of Br >nkf i ' t Mill i QtMcfuInria it "n . vbvr " information about the a.-hr>ol "Ily reiigning thry could repay li made lo AIIx of Miami. Inc. building pingram of Seminole A< toon at plan! oprratiuna are |County at th»lr regular weekly' their fellow raem' r» of the bench and bar for the l"*r r« they hid planned, pi any of the former em- meeting Monday noon when It. arconlod them, and the people phjrea will b* nnllflt*! that they T. Mdwee, Sujicrlntrndrnt of Pub­ who In the part ha- e ahowed con­ .nil lie rchlre*l. lic In.lnrthrn, will be the gueat fidence In them. Stcinper further atatrd tulay vpeaher. T \V. 'Tommy) Mero "It would b* th* decent thing 'hat th* activa ard moral npport will terxr a* program rhairman ((onllnur<t nn I'ifr !•> to do!" I for th* oteailon. Judge George Hoi! Asked To Resign By Miami Paper USN Blimp Ditches In Ocean; Crew Rescued Today Milwee To Speak At Rotary Club Monday Noon Inlerslale Hiway Construction Gels Underway Dec. 1 WASHINGTON if - Scttalr — i Republican learler William F. WASHINGTON '" _ The PubNew Jrvnlo.imcnt* In plan* for Knowland told Prealdent Klien •he Inter.late Highway between Scrvtce aatd today aa »i 11 /* I '><• hower tod.-y that with Democratic !»lt to m >emmole County to Sll sx) American*. poahelp the Senate may rcatorv a lit in Voiuaia County hate been •iy tiurr. have b«m alm-ken "aubat.intial" part uf the ima) revealed m the hearing heU re* Aitt) Aalaltc flu aim* Junr I. cenllv in Ib-Lamt million at 'liars chopped fiom furTh* aerate* mad* thla eatlmatc ’•There will he two e c .e ii or ap­ rign aid fundi by the Moire. >• Surgeon General l-erny F. proach road* In Srmin.de County." Knowland raid after a breakfast John Krifer, Manager of the he. Burney dircLued a plan to alioairategy conference wiUt Klien- nilnolc County Chamber of Com ralp vaccine fur the n*» kind of hower that the Prealdent a threat mrr<,?- »■'** hla return to San flu among the IS ttatca on a p»pu-1 Captain I \ Arthur. Command lo cJ ij Congreao mto apectal tea- ford from Ihe hearing. Funeral aervicea for II 11 latum ham. One of thc approachn he *aid, Ctlcman, to, North-Central DltrlThuraday night, the Senate Ap inr t u f i i r . Nava1 Air Station. ,|ton to boon the mutual arcurily I.nn Manage- of tjw Flo. i la ........ nHlre re.tored " n r" »today • » * «that « appropriation not diacua.rd would be it Sit 4k, bringing traf­ i ■ Committee re.t.ired . s ’ " fic Into \Ve*t F*irat St and French bo*Veld*"torn*!row m'.rnlng it c t whl. h the admimatra10 *' tertar/ re‘Indiana Ini „ remained a atrong poaalhll A»e rii.- terond approach will emincrt Highway IT PJ with th* Holy Croi. Kpiaeopal Church at , ado in fund, aJted by .*>In a a-utlin^ buck th# at J Mil lntor*tate Highway immediately 10 10 a. m. Burney for combatting th* new ihe Navy Department haa dtrectril Jler. Fr John Idiom** will of maladv llealih Service offtciali the retea*e of 10 Civil Service em- Thur»diy, the lloutc lgnor*J the •oqth j f the Lake Morr.'e Bridge. Lh* lattet acecra i* a n*w dc»eflrlat* v.lth Maannle aervlrei hel I ^ euj MnutJ trrimialy Plnyea prraellUy reratng aboard •penal teraion threat and urgent I <ptnrr| and waa arnotlncrd at the l* S Naval Air Station, Sanat Ihe gta.e«ile Ham|wr their fight agamit the cxappeal* trom Kiwnhowtt and th* hearing ford. Interment will lo in OaVlawn l*enio<-rat’e ex I'rratdrnt Truman John Ktlder, along with Fred .. , , „ . p«. led epidemic. Captain Arthur further atatrd Memorial Park. ' . Mr. Coleman, a long lima r*ii •" impromptu n*w* confer that the -eleaae of the Civil Scr- It voted a total of fJ.19l fltO.OnO- r>y*on. Chairman of th* Semlnoto County Itoarvl of Cornmliiioncre dent of Sanford and a communi- enre Burney, who head* the •Ire employe* would be effective —Including 3^2I.IflO.OiN) in new attended th* puhllr hearing. tr eirte leader, died Wednr aday llraith V-rure. aaid hr wa* “a In the next Jo to Sir ilayr. It la an- money and fflflT.OMI.OOO In carryKrl.ter raid yeaterday that conafternoon at I '-0 p. m. at hla little Ml iirpitird *' the large tirlpatrd that peraoonel affected vrr fund- Thia la a reduction of *truetl»n of the bridge and highbom* en Me1lonvlllr A»*. number" rf Aalallc (tu caw* al- by the reduction in forr. will re 11.2*;.000.non or JO |wr cent leaa way wonI,, begin hy Hevembrr 1 The hTorhla Power and t.lght ready rep-Micd in the United rnvr notification of their ielea*a than Kilrnhowrr'i “bare l>on*»" of thlf ft t r . C o m p a n y eaee-divr Intereated Stale* He aaid he wa* apeaking pnor to September I, IMT. Th* brllge apanntng Lake Mon­ demand. hlmwif m every rlvie Improve- a* an idmlnlattator and pot at an ; -------------------------ro* and Ihe St. Johna River would It wa* one of Fuenhcawrr'a mrnt group In Sanford and Semi- cxf*rt hi •ogitt have a tl foot elc.ir.an,-* and a !kl worvt eMngre**lonal dehnla. note County However, he wa* No Ag* Priority foot apan In allow- aufficient room erll known a* a director of the If. Connection with the pi *J e ^ # f. -p p Knowdard aaid he would "cx ior water truffle. "Th* iS foot Sjrif rd Atlantic National Hank. for (J.-riee die- U l l l C C r S l O D C plorp on a lupartiaan tiaaia" how rl*aranee wilt allow- rvrn aea gopall prredent and meni'er of the tnbutlon. Iluntfy M lJ 'he Health much of th* ala*h could he put m! batge* to clear," Krider aaid. Sanford Uotary flub, and ra»t Seru e will not recommend pH [ N J o r n C d M o n d a y hack try 'lie Senate, which will App»r*ntly all plana for the flrat I Central Florida aavtJnn nf th* Inprealdent and director nf the ,.rl 'T for any age group. Offlrer. for the American le- take up th* hill next week. Seminole County Chamber of California with ITJkHi a ..*, |hm<> r .,r V.,,v ,.l l i„„ w.(n he President Hopeful t*r«ta.e Highway have h**n com[■'.nimerc*. ha* been harder hit than any othor Momlay nlghf* meetKnowUmi flit! th« l*rrflld«nt *U i' r ‘ n al Mr. Coleman w»i a member of .-ate. hi* of C mpl " I aalng Po*t M. ho|x-ful th* Senate wilt h* ahlr that bid* on the multiMa tonic Lodge fi? \AFM and the *{rW yt .rrxi City health m official* illy riraiin i.i.-i.. n„. t|Rf t„ Br],| (|i* I to review th* llouae action and ,nl'llon 1,0 *'! wUI be open American Legion. II* icrvcd in meanwhile. reported lh# ftrwt ,\mctl.-an legion hut on Semlnnl* reator* a aub»tantlal part of th* *ndawarded before the Dec. 1 mein* both World War 1 ard 11 ,*••■- llg n Ibvy aaid ciyht {fit’ |p^tecard. will b* preceded I • a Himm c u t" Hr atkled, h0W<ryer, '. deadllu#announcod at the hearing. All Ma*tcr Maiona bav*l*cc n ‘ r ,^vt exchange atudenla who ir - , . , Rvr „| Hf, j.-t, , .,; 'bat be did OOl Iblnk CoagTCat will rr.iuv.t-,I to aiaem!,!* at H'e lorherr by plan# Aug T had ♦ n.f j C-irge D*Matilo and finally ndore all the I Bui** rut. .al Lod(e »: L> » i" ' »Me»I the dlaebie. m i *11 have if*-,.>er- } \ M f rill prepare tb* tupThe Wlnt# lluu>* . aUwU i- b lh* funeral aervlce*. ^ ' al p<-r ronafatlMg of rouiitry fried lie rraclion to Ihe adntinlatratlon'a Alao, nieml*r* of the .‘tanfurd ||u( Tl other foreign atudcnl* ,( r.,v mavlie.l potauvea erren forrign aid defeat in the lloua*. A widow’# Income do*a not af­ Ilotary tint* will attend tli* fun adult* who arrived by ,ji.v | *trtog l«-am and •IrirxK. I're** acerrtarv Jam** C. Hag fect her eligibility for death com»i.,I ».-t*we* In » l«*)d) The no­ Hip jrrelewfay d " 1 prulialdy »d fe*orvation* are nrnlni. .rid erly a.nd only that th* I'ie-ident penaat on if her Veteran huahand tary Club nirintwr * ha., !'<cn be ii*w flu, '.fficul* au.'l. Hoe «»1M, r-4,„ matid.-r Lyon Lyon, In ha» made hi* (wtaili,.n "aery died of a a»rv ice-connect* 1 conaaXrd to a.ternlil* at "■'•y .f the flu l*nta died Thuraday U|if w, r g . r,|,ti„n of " l ,o*t iSJ) cl. d rongM-aalonul action |l*ej*m|n S. Heach. Officer tToa* Kpiaeopal Church. Surgeon (Irneral llurHoy vald to- S>-rtptH " la "nut yet concluded on the meaa tn Chacg* of the Cgntral Florida > Active pallbearer* will l-e A ,1># ,rigg*ated to the alx tirenwd , #Il<, u |(, In lh* local ' f Veteran* Admlnlilrntion Office I, I.-.-, France* Reumillat. B r . producer* nf flu vaeclne that theyi' ,Vnieriemn I*-Mon membership Keivirti-ra aaked if Knowland lie •aid today. J. »hn (JjilUmijr, Kanlall II «lit rib* it* ruth wrrk'% *>f buUrtin 'bat 'tile 19'cfl member- lleiol th* Prealdent would call .Some miitinderatamlinjf may (« ll.iuniATi, •ii«l Al \NriK*»t »rrum <»n i #t0 t# po|wililloii but* •hi| errdi are In and Kar)y Blr 1 Congrva* back into apodal arviion cxiat on thi* point, Dearh axplalnII nornry palllwarcr* will be:l populitlon Percenlign ’ f* td* *>- • . , ! ing laaued.* iinleaa he get* the full amount of rd mil I ivingaton. Henry M'x'r*. Jun u n,trr ;h« voluntary program. __________________ foreign aid a»Ferl j "Death rompenaatlon," he addGrant, Harry Cannel, J. I. lt'ev nurn, v Mi,|> , , rh atate wo<dd get Knowland replied that h* did not nd. "may b* paid th* widow of a e*. p c Thra.her, Henme AUS* I f pgrccnUgO of weekly vaecin* think the Prealdent meant h* veteran *h®*® death wai th* rolin, J W Huekter It J Id''’"*, prot c'iob tu*«*l i*n the *t*t* • would call a a|»erlal *e«*iun tinder •'•It of hia aervlce. Her other InV I* Huron, J. It I'hilllp*. II. ' ppup.>ri'<in of th# tout national "any and all riri umatancci '* 1 come haa no bearing on it# payI. Whit*. A. J Chaann, It F ■Ml - 1population lie aaid Klacnhower »*t tw-o con- ^ _ . . , lard.. C. T. Itaborn. John K Hig l ,nJfr nurnry-, ,ja„. , flu ,Jit.on, in ht. newt conferenc.: ' "H owwjt. Beach « n Pha.lt*d. gina J r . lx>fton Johnaon, ItoW t ou(i,r<.ja n »ny *'a<* waa parThat h* would call a tpoeial • "»"# limitation, do apply to M Ac- iifujariy mver*, the Publie Health 11 Kit*, C. IL lloikin*. J . M. •e*«i in " if there were not auffl- V ' dV th P*nM',n- » h‘fh « V go. A. C. Wortham, C. II Co'*, S*rvtc* would r*comm*rvl extra dent fun.1. to do the Job. or If «»•» *•. widf W. «* * W' rU™*..'^: C, l„ Moore, W. I. Duncan, IL ahlpmenl* to that atat*. world condition* warrant it." i »r* B d‘T * ° * » ronnected condition. * U. Hawaii. C. IL Smith, R C. Hurney aaid the arrvlc* ibwa no Kullciton, J. T. Moffett, J II. plan any xlloeation between purHrooka, K. K laney, Ktn Shit- (haaet by public ard rommercial roll, lump Majeikl ami oth-r age note*. official! of th* Florida Power The Surgeon (iriural and tt>c and Light Company who will l« manufacluiTit will ru-ort tarckiy in Sanford for lh* funeial. to th# lloalth Service oil the Mr. Cotcman'a aurvlvor* In-1 amount o( vaccine r*!r**c*l th.il elude: hit wife. Mr*. Ilianrhe l week and tha amount ahipprd to Coleman. Kanford; three chiMrrn,, f ( f ^ ( j j ) , ’, public agcncle* a-d Mr*. Robert Trimble, Rr» ,,,nt"n,| COmm*rci.il buyrra. Mr*. IL H Parriah, Tltutville, So far. StU.O'X) atwita h*v« b.-m and Mr# C. I. Koblchatld, Or-, relclHj lando; 9 grandchildren. 2 great I j ________________ grandchildren! taro ilater*, on* brother and one nice* M *C C ' n n i l l l n B r U C C The family hat r e a c te d Cat IV ir S . A - t i m i l l U D ru t-L . flowera be omitted and In i A f f p n r| •n ry A n n ilfll nf flowora memorial* be mm in M T i e n a m g M nnU U I th> Holy Cro*» Kpiaeopal Chur M c c tin q T h is V / cck nr. H. n. Coleman ... Funeral Tomorrow Al 10:30 A STOItY IN I'ICTl’RES of ycalerdiy’* ceremony in «hi<h the Connie* Trophy, the Douglas Trophi, 0 and other trnphier were preirnied lor the ihlrd quarterly Itombing lierbi. Captain J . II. Heed) nude the prexrnlatinn*. Prior to the trophy prr.entail .na. f.lr, pai t Fernand*! aa.nmed command of llra ii Allark SquadroH Klru n (Su it Pkaln «ith pimpadla t>> tlrrgslrom) : S O . 70 NAS Sanford Civil Service Employes To Be Reduced Fair Association VA Official Tells Of Limitations Additional Local News On Page 10 Mr« r^mHU H ri'f. County <«nr of ICfflitn tlon, l« in OrI#n»1i itlrniliny annunt romrntlon «n.| «»f County • r«ir»rn*lr U* inf hflH at fh# Anf* lh!?t |fr>fr»| »nn,i»l tain-i'i^f ^ til M T A llis •<* » wet: in.-w ti#T»t fonlfM In hnt#i « ee who re rn'lv to ire,1 Atgn>a note It M»rn I’rlntii'U f**r charged bwlay that FVenrh troop* ^ ^ ^ w(( ♦he r.rra-ton %»ilt Juatlre •nd pnllco there «re torturing «nd |nmetlmr« VtlUnf \rin T»rl«ni#r* |nil* M a r t i n - Chaoffle-a Other dignitartra attending the 'harge* were printed by th# ?.v merilng an,l ennventlon ar# It A. tiray. Secretary of S'atr: How­ rlatiat wreVty l*emaln “ A l<rfe nutnl<*r nf per*oq* ard Dailey of th# Attorney •!<na r m ted In roundup# or lnv#»llra- e ril't office reprrarnting Itlihfont are rele»«ed Immedlatel-- " •rd Firvin; and Bay F! Oirra, Atariin aaid "Other* are handed Stale Comptroller Over M memtera «f Ihe Slipover In 'he legal a ithnri'lei fee hit pollre or ».»•>-* erriaor'a aiaoriatlno ar. attrial hold m»ny #u«peeta for daya. ing th* annual meeting John Kri'ler, Alanngrr of the » e *V * and *»rn month* without Seminole County Chamber of notifying anyone In authority. / "Som etim e* lh# qu eitlon ln r !» Commerce and member of the, *o harah that th# virtlm d ir* of Itnard of County Commlialnnrr*, It. o r In *om# In itan re* a pri­ will tw at the annual banqtirt to­ larpreaentlng Seinlnule soner vhn rorvlyea th# ordeal n i g h t cannot h# alb»wed to live to t*ll County. *h# tale. I" either r« *e. he dlaThe ronverttion witl e-eme '• an | appoar* witho>e< Waring a tr**#. *n4 lomorroae. Writctr Charges French Troops Torturing Arabs J AT 1 1IK AM. I! ANUS preaentitha for the third recipient of Ihe "D ougin Trophy" gi»en liv lluuglat the lb rolling Squatlron In llltlila - One with the br -t Ing for Data! IK6-S7. Cdr. 1. M. Tully Jr. (Irfl* the trophy for tho aquadron from Captain J . It. Krrdi, Hat FVlag One TVimbtn/ Derby. V A IIJ - a * the Aircraft Co.. Inc. ThU Iroph) i* prravnted to airrall a hirarmrnt in teteral phitr* of Iviinht'omtuandlng Officer of \ xll i r eriard the t nrimander llra u \ttark Wing One (Official V. H. Na a| I’hoUj itll.F! County Ju n io r Chan ber t f Cutninerie ar# r e a d * ing tl-hlng eqoir MF.MIILItS OK TIIK SF'.AiINtll.F mrnt tu lie ii*ri) by rhitdien paitlcinating in Ihe annual Javcre Fiahing Kodeo FAi*atnv*day, Aug. .'H Inn Part. Pari Ja>reea Ja ire ra gelling getting n.i nnlea, line*, tyw ii, tinVvra, and float* in I p al lake Carol* In to rt Mellon •hape are: (left la right) Itnn Tavlor, Harold Sentl, rd MiAlanui’ and l!d Da*i*. (Photo hy Hergatiom) �Pape 2—The Sanford Herald I < YIdw Friday, Aagnat 16. 198T All Church Notice* mutt be presented at The Herald tffic* by 10 a. m. on the day before publication. distahJhi&! Qhwick. yioticQA. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Ave. el 4IL St Sunday School 0:43 a.m. Louis L. Day. Pastor Morning Worihip 10:43 a.m. Sunday School * m F M. Y. 7:oo p m. Morning Worship »• * m Evening Evangelistic 7:43 p.m and Training Union 6;1S P m Wedneiday night prayar Evening Service 1 P m• praise servlca 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 sermon by the paator. Evening Worihip Service 7:30 pro. p.m Sermon by the paator. Prayer Meeting Wedneiday 7:30 HILLCRE5T BAPTIST CHURCH pm. GENEVA Paator Charlea W. Hamll Jr. THE SALTATION ARMT Sunday mornlnr aervlcea: 214 East Second Street 10 a.m. Sunday School M edian It a.m. Morning Worship Sunday Sunday evenlnf aervlcea: Sunday School 10:0c a.m «: 1S p.m. Training Union Holiness Meeting 11:00 a.m. 7 30 p.m. Evening Worahlp Wednesday 7:30 p m. Prayer meet­ Open A11 (S u e d Meeting) 6:30 p.re. ing. Y.P.L. 7:00 p.m. salvation Meeting 7:ao p.m. ASSEMBLY o p GO!> CHURCH Tuesday 12th St. end Leurel Ave. Corp Codets 3:30 p.m. Bev. H. M. Snow Band Practice 4.00 p.m. Sunday School 9'U •-»- Ladies Horn* League 7:30 p.m Morning Worahlp U m Thursday Evangellatlc Servic* 7:3C p.m. Prayer Mealing 7:30 p.m. Prayar and Bible Study Wadnaa- Saturday day at 7:30 p.m. Open-Air (SUset Meeting! 4:30 “ Coma to Worahlp, go to aerva. p.m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ui.s'DO fo ster ch apel METHODIST CHURCH Oviedo Rev. George II. Carl’ee, Mlnlater *:*S a m. Sunday School 11:00 a m. Worahlp Sendee S-rrn pm . Worahlp Servlra SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Rest 77lh 84- At Park Av# Tha end of your aearch fo r a friendly Church. Gerald R.Prtce Pa»«« Milton lllflinkotban 8.S. Super­ intendent Sunday Bibla School 10 a m. Preaching 11 * m‘ Bible Study ] P mEvangtliaUc Preaching 7:i» p.m. Prayer Meeting (Wad:) 7:43 p.m. 31inionary Premilftnlal You Are Welcome CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUBCH Rev. J . W. Parham. Paiter Cor. Fourteenth St- Oak Ave Sunday School 1:43 a.m. Morning Worihip Servlca U:00 a. L'PSALA COMMUNITY PKE3BYTERIA.N CHURCH Rev. a C. W h ite. Mlnleter Mre. Clever Merre I’ierlet Mrs. Patricia Summerlin Aiel P liant l.enrg • I’nold. Aeat. Jjupt. of Church School Church School 10 a.m. Worship 11* a.m. Evening Worahlp S:30 p. m. “Everybody Invited to attend our servic**." FIRST METHODIST CnURCH Peetor Dr. R. E. Rutland Educational Director Rachel Bea­ sley 0:4S a.m. Church School Classes for all ages. M a m.—"The Church Shall Uv#’* 6 p m. MYT 7:13 Organ Veipen 7:30 p.m. "Let Ua Pray" Recreation for young people In McKinley Hall after evening a d ­ vice. LAKE MART BAPTIST CHAPEL Training Union €.43 p m Lake Mery, Fla. Evening Worahlp • p m. Paetar — Bev. W. A. Rlleaweud Wedneiday Prayer Mee«iug • p.m. Sunday School 1:43 a.m. "Coma thou with ua and wa will Morning Worihip 11 a m. do thee good." Training Union 6:30 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER Prayer Mealing Wad. 7:30 p.m. Rev. L. P. Taaher, re»«*r PAOLA WESLETAN Sunday School 1° a.m. M E T H O D IST CHURCH Slornmg Worahlp 11 a m. ( Mllet West on Rt. 4* Evening Evingelutie Bervlca 7:43 Sunday School 6:43 a m. p m. Morning Worship 10:43 a.m. Weakly servlcee: 6:43 p.m. Tueiday and Thuraday 7:43 p m. Wtsleyan Youth 7:30 p.m. regular Saturday Morning Broad- Evening Worship Wednesday Trayav Meeting 7:30 taat over WTItlt 10.33 a.m. p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH Everyone Welcome Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer OF TRE REDEMEER 2*3 W. 23th Plaee CHURCH OP GOD P L .., PA 1-1332 Rev. H. W. Hendereoa, Patter The Rev. Phillip Sckleaamaau French Av*. and 22nd SC Pallor Sunday School 3:43 a.m. Bunday School » I« Evangelistic Servlca 7:30 p.m Bibla Ciaia #:1* *-m. Mid-Week Servlca Tuetdiy 7:39 Service 1®!*® 4 m"Prayer For The D#>" Phone FA p.m. Young Tcopl* Servic* Thura­ 1-3221. day 7:30 p.m. JACKY FENWICK "A GOING CHURCH TOR A COMING LORDCOME AND SEE THERE IS A REASON. Don't bother calling Dot or Bill and a friend of Marge's daught­ Cottar for anything for the next er*!! As I said, wbat courage that few weeks, at the very least! Dot took! (I wouldn't even THINK of CHURCH OF m i! NASARENE and Bill, who have no children of taking my TWO to the beach with­ "Sanford's Stnglog Church" thsir own, have been patiently out strong rrenforcements In the Second St. and Mapla Ave., West awaiting ena they could adopt. person of their father!!!) Some­ R. II. Spear Jr ., paster And Wednesday morning wa* the body has (0 chase them! Sunday School 3:43 a.m. culmination of all that waiting. Just remember that there WILL Morniog Worship 10:43 a.m. They now hav* a bouncing five NOT be any square-dancing “ v Training Department! 6 p. m. and a half months old baby boy, coming kfonday night, of for the Evening Evangelistic 7 pm. —and couldn’t be any happier two following it! Due to the heat, Mid-week Prayer meeting each without danger of "bursting at thev'rn taking a short vacation, Wednesday '..43 p.m. the seams"!! When you hesr nf and will resume on Monday right, Tha Church of th* Naiarene Is cases such as this, doesn’t it give September 9.—when it It hoped the Wesleyan In doctrint evangelistic you a warm glow Inside? It does j In appeal, end wnrld-wide la weather will be a little better suitmission. “'*• .. I e J to such energetic antics!! Fai ami Suii Kuppe ale earn­ “Whosoever will may cams". Seems like I'm leaving a lot ing on clouds" too! Only for a out, but I can't think of Just what FIRST BAPTIST CIIURCH different reason. Bob. who ia in it Is! ( Well.lLat will teach me to OF GENEVA VAH-3, has received order* U> the writ* everything down when I h i AJaek L. Stewart Pastor Naval Air Station at Annapolis, it! Wouldn't vou think I’d have Sunday School 10 a. m. Maryland. Tht* will bring them Vtcc MISI0INT IICHAIO M. NIXON welcomes contestants In the teen-age Roed-E-O driving champion­ itim ed THAT much by now?) Morning herviee 11 a. m. within a few hundred miles of their ship meet to Washington and receives a white Jacket like theirs as a gift. Shown with Mxon are (L to r.): Since sitting still and trying to Evening Service home (which is Bu/fslo, Nsw Vivian Cox, of Pueblo, Colo; Huella Dickson, of LsvlagtOO, N. M , and Jack Chandlet. of Yuma, Aria. concentrate isn't getting m* any­ Training Union 6 30 p. m Y ’ork), end that is where they # place, I might as well eiost. Have Preaching 7:30 p. m. want to be! Pst his been turning a nice week end, and i'll at* you Wad. Prayer Servlca 7:30 p m. cartwheel* since they got the Monday! news. Jo*nn and Don Fleischman CHURCH o r CHRIST ;r * planning to buy the Hoppe's 2nd St. and Elm Ave. house, so 1 guess thty’U be my Ralph Brewer -Jr. BY WILLIAM EWALD Evangelist [many sponsors can afford to car- time to feed the toll TV demand. new next door neighbors. Also heard that John Holmes, United Press Staff Correspondent I ry this kind of a load? Fight promoters and baseball SUNDAY NEW YOIIK 4ft — Toll TV is Not many, say toll TVers. In magnates would harvaat fortune*. Bob Lanier, and W. C. Riago, all Rlhle School ... _______ ,«_.10 ».m. not just a new twist In mast an- 1S36, for example. 23 per cent of Morning Worship __11 a.m. The Brooklyn-Los Angeles Dodg­ in VAH-3, hav* received order* to ts-tainment, It it \ tevolution. TV's bill was paid for by 10 top ers alresdy have been guaranteed Washington, D. C. (Nothing like Evening Worsnip ____ pm. It means that for the first time firms. a minimum of two million dollars keeping a bunch of "shipmates" TUESDAY Ladles Class __ 9:30 a m in history, you don't have (0 put Whst's tnort. ssy toll TV id- from a toll TV operator; their together.) The Holmes will be sail­ your shoes on to become a paying locates, commercial TV hat af­ present TV taka is $730,000 annu­ ing their home in South Pintersst, WEDNESDAY and 1 know Marion will hate to movies, sports or fected other entertainment indue- ally. Bible Study Clasaes___ 7:30 p.m customer of leava hsro. stage shows. ! tries miner league biiehall, fight Cn'Jega Courses Possible THURSDAY The previous concept of box of­ clubs, the movies Back in 1947, Men's Training Clase Colleges mirht teach courses via | While Chief FralUs is operat­ movie theaters toll TV ami reap bushels of mon­ ing out of Mayport with VAH-9, 2nd and 4th nights......... ..I p.m fice entertainment boiled down to for example, this: The paying audience had to grossed more thsn $1,500,000,000; ey; charities could stage telethons Laura took advantage of the situ­ be moved to a theater or arena. lset year, the gross was $1,300,- on pay TV to collect their yearly ation to take off for a visit with FINECREST BAPTIST old friends in Norfolk, Virginia. That audience receptacle had to 000,000. CHURCH 1budgets. The "old friends" I'm speaking of be centrally located, an expensive lA Church of the Southern Among the eirht major movie However, there are some flaws are Kathy and Bob Herdman, for­ proposition. That receptacle could etudios, RKO is closed, Republic 1in this picture. One is the pub­ Baptist Convention) Joe H. four son Pastor he u«e<| only periodically or even operate* for the moat part as a lic'* appetite for entertainment — merly with VAH-3. Chief Herdman expensive rental depot for TV films, and the ) no family. is going to sit down is now atiached to the U.S.S. Ran­ J . A. Hunt Sup*. Sunday School seasonally, a.to an Church home located temporarily proposition. six other companies all have been night after night and plunk down ger, and one of tha things Laura and the girls did while there was Toll TV moves the entertain­ forced to awing in Pintcrast School. heavily to TV I $1 for a movie. to attend the commissioning of ment to the paying audience. It film production. Sunday School 1.43a.m. Another is the reluctance of pro­ that ship. She took the three girls puts a hot office In the home. It Worihip Service It a.m. la This The Answer ducers and authors to release ■OOU M. MOUOH, chairman of la an electronic delivery service. Training Union 4.30p.m. Toil TV'ers say they have tha I their hits to toll TV under tha with her—Debby, Susan, and Nan­ UniLad States Steal Corporation., cy Evening Service 7:43p.m.Right now, you see entertain­ answer. A picture like "Giant" present tax appear* before the Senate Anti- J structures. Oscar Marge Laming and her neighbor, ment on TV Ire*. Sponsors pay which needs about 10 milHon dol­ i lfammerstein recently poined out Nursery provided. trust and Monopoly rubcommit-' the bills. According to Harris, l'p- lars to break even; could make l that it wouldn't be worth R to him Annis Dominey, and SEVEN chil­ taa to testify on recent steal price HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL Wednesday at the increases of $4 a ton. Blough said ham and Co . a New Y'ork finan­ back ita investment in a single I to coin a million dollars in a sing- dren, spent CHURCH that "rising prices ara not tha cial house, those sponsors spent ! night if only half the TV hornet ' le night from a show mg’ of "South beach. "Gad", what courage!!! Car. Park Av*. sad Fourth S t causa of Inflation; they ara tha about one billion dollar* in 193d on 20,000,000 were willing to pay 30 Pacific." It's more advantageous Annis hae a niece visiting from The Rev. John W. Thome*. Rector TV. Howover, not much of that result of i t " H* expressed doubt cents a head. It could still be to spread hit earning* over a pe­ Atlanta, (she's thirteen year* old,) that tha price increase would t. a.m. Holy Eucharist sum went toward the creation of plus the niece's friend, plus her shown in theaters here and aboard riod of years. causa a new Inflationary round. 9:13 a.m. Family Service actual program content. Almost and on TV again. Another problem centers around children, plue Marge's children, and Church School 900 million dollars, says Harris, Would people be willing to pay? actors, stagehands, technicians. 11 a.m. Morning Trayer and Ser­ Upham, went toward the purchase Well, tho Alfred Politx research What happens to a supporting ac-1 mon. of program time, commercials and film reports that 18 million people tor who figures to make $400 a ' Tuesday and Thurtdsy — Holy spot time over 15 years of age would be will­ week for a year in a hit Broad-! Communion —7:30 a m. Largest Audience Needed ing to pay 30 cents for a first run way play? How do you comren- j Wednesday—Holy Communion — Toll TV'ers aay despite a sprin­ f< slur-. (■■ » Broadway pfsy on sal* for the lose of what might be 10 a.m. kling of qustily show* on TV. tha TV. a year* work? Saturday — Sacrament of Pa- bread and butter of contmerrial Politz says six million people The American Federation of nance —3-6 p.m TV must be pap the sponsor must would pay $1 to an opera; al­ Television and Radio Actor* **e 1 reach the largest possible audi­ most 20 million fans would pay toll TV ax a threat On the other STATION WAGONS — MICRO — BU SES FIRST R A ITJ8T CHURCH ence for tha smallest cost. $i for a World Series game; 16 hand, Ralph Bellamy, long active 319 Park Ave. COMBI’S Furthermore, say loll TV'ers, million buff* would pay 61 to in actor's equity, teea it as boon (A Southern Baptist Churvh) TV coats arc rocketing. Tho av­ watch a championship fight via to both artors and the theater. W. P. Brooks Jr. Pastor erage half-hour situation comedy HOOPER FOREIGN CARS, Inc. The home set picture isn't Die toll TV. Fred H. Fisher Associate Pastor costa $33,000 to $10,000. L’ *> sea­ If ail this is to. it would mean only thing scrambled in tha world Box 708, Merritt laland, FU. Phone Cocoa 1815 Mr. W. L. Harmon Director of son, the production budget for the an upheaval in the entertainment of toll TV. Music Perry Como hour was $106,000, for field. The Hollywood dream fac­ Mrs. Guy Bishop Director of Jackie Gleason about $102,000. for tories would hav* to labor over­ Music Sid Caesar about $113,030. How Mrs. Marvin Milan Organist Morning Worship 8:45 a.m. Sunday School 1:46 a.m. Morning Worship 11 am . Training Union 4.43 p.m. Tell sweltering folks "up nawth” about Florida’s mild summers! Evening Worship 8 pm. Wednesday Servic* 7:30 p.m. (Nursery for all services) (Earphones far hard of hairing) SIGN LANGUAGE Sunday School Class 9.43 • m. WELCOME FIRST CHURCH O f CHRIST EBKNEZER METHODIST SCIENTIST CUURCU E. Second SU Cltrue Height* Sunday Service 11 a m. Rev. Albert S. Perrier Pistor Sunday Servicaa 11:00 a.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford Sunday School 11:00 a.m. E. Johnson, superintendent CHURCH Wedneaday Evening Meeting a 1:00 Preaching Service 11 a.m. Oak Ave. and Third 84. Prayer meeting, Wtfnaadap, 7:30 The Rev. A. G. Melnnli. Minister Ltaaoo Sermon — “ChrlaUan Mrs. Georg* Touhy, Minister of p.m. Music Science'' Beading Boom located in Foyer THE CHRISTIAN <1 MISSIONARY Mill Katherine Brown, D C E. of Church Building open to publie ALLIANCE CHURCH 9:46 a.m. Sunday School J JO to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday and Park Ava. ft 14lh S c 10:60 a.m. Bastion meets for • Thursdays. Sunday prayor in the Ssttlon Room A cordlet Invitation la extended Sunday School 1:41 a .a It a.m. Morning Worihip to all to attend our u n ic e s and Worship 10:40a.m Anthem—“Come Y’e Blessed" use tha Beading Boom. Chtnctl Choir SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Anthem—“Send Forth Hiy Spirit" ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN ADVENTIST CHURCH Sermon: Mr. Mclnnlt In Slsvia (Near Oviedo) Seventh St. tnd Elm Ave. 6 p.m. Senior High Fellowship— Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy Peater Pastor A. C. McClure Youth Building Morning Worship 1:23 am. Sabbath School Saturday 7:30 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP Radio Mission Broadcast at 1:30 9:30 a.m. Sermon: Mr. Mclnr.it a.m. over WORE (740 he) Worship Service 11a.m Nurseries for children under Sunday School 1:00 a m —for all Prayar Meeting Wedneaday three, and three u 4, every Sun­ age group*. 7;30 pan. day morning during the 11 a m. Christian Day School — Monday worship hour. through Friday 9:00 a.m. — (A.1 LAKE MONROE BAPTIST elementary gradas and kinder­ CHURCH THE SANFORD CONGREGATION garten.) Paster. 8 . C. Br&um •f Jvhevth't Witnesses A Church With A Friendly Wel­ CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST l*?l West 1st. St. come Sunday 3 p.m. Wstchtow-er study OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Three miles wait of Sanford on J . G. Brook* - Breach President first street, then right at Monro* Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Congregation Bible study City Hall Corner. Sunday School 10 a.m. “Not forsaking the assembling of Friday 7:30 p.m. Ministry school Sacrament Mealing A P-m. ourselves together, aa tha manner Friday 1:10 p.m. Service meeting Wednesday Primary Meeting at of tom* la; but exhorting ona an­ Yacht Club 4 pm. CONGREGATIONAL other: and *0 much tha more, CHRISTIAN CHURCH as y* see the day approaching." ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST a member of Hab. 10:33 CHAPEL THE UNITED CHURCH OF Sunday School—10 a. m. Elder Sprlaga CHRIST Morning Worship—11 a. m. Comer o4 Park Ave. ft 2th St. Bpeaaeeed by First Baptist Church Training Union—7 p. m. Sanford, Fla. Bunday 9:46 Church School Evening Worship—I p. m. Prayer Masting Wednesday night 11:00 Worihip H. H. Martin. Paator Sermon: ''Examine Ms O God"— Sunday School 1:43 a.m. —4 p. m. Mr. Armstrong Praacblog H:®° » m WEST SIDE MISSIONARY 6:00 Pilgrim Fellowship Evening Service 7:30 p. m, BAPTIST CHURCH Assistant R. K. Armstrong Ct»-nee 0 1 Waal Fifth and Holly Minister tAQLA CHURCH OF J . Bernard Root "WELCOMES VOU" Lord’s Day: Bibla Study at 10 “I was glad whan they u id unto Worahlp Service U:00 a m. Pastor Wm. L. Stapahns me: "Lot ua go Into tha house of Evening Sarvlc# T p.m. Associate B. b. Crelglow the Lord." Sunday School 10 a.m. Rvtryone Welcome Morning Worship 11a .m. “Where T*v Are Never A CRUI.UOTA BAPTIST CHURCH Bible Study 1 p. m. Sraager But Once" 7:43 p m 1407 Sanford Ave. C O. Swaggarty Paator Evening Sendee Mid week Service Wednesday Bunday Schuoi 10 a.m. Sunday School, 9:43 a.m. Adult FIRST CHRISTIAN CUURCU Morning Worship Service U a.m. 7:43 p. m. Toll TV Is Box Office In Home IM M E D IA T E D E L IV E R Y VOLKSWAGEN ’ SIND ’ EM REDDY’S FAMOUS b m m m m ...and ploy an adiv* part in helping Florida growl FREE! now at any FPAL Co. office rmiDINT miNMOWt* r m* a Distinguished Servic* Medal 0.1 Admire! Arthur W. Radford who ia retiring August 13 ax duirman of tha Joint Chiefs of Stall. Looking cn at the Washington eareroor.y ara Mr*. Radford and Vies rm tdrnt Richard M. Nixon- The medal w** awarded "for exceptionally meritorious servic* to thN United state* !u a duty ol greet rrrponsibtllty.* (International Sovndpheto) .STICK WITH DIAMONDS Friendship " WASHINGTON IA— Industrial Worship, 11 o'clock, with praise, diamond Importers hava complainprayer, Communion and preach­ rd to Congress they ere stuck ing. with 25 million dollars warth I'sstnr Perry L. Stone, who of surplua industrial diamonds. hat returned from vacation, will They said the government halted Occupy tha pulpit. buying the stone for lta reserve Tha public is Invued. stockpile without warning them. Off-street parking arw* nursery facilities ara provided CY'F, Chi Rho and J r » , Wed , 1.30 p.m. I eddy KSwoh's wei-Swaww Yaekaa *$evw wevftomeee good news obau* Redds'* e N WMOl end bvdgel-arite Roofing • Jalousies Ornamental Iron Doors 6th And Mgpla Sinford — FA 2-0500 ro w ed * * wprvded good ward by sandvtg W m free e b t a rb a n t.p a g e r eeeXaw te d d y 's ataeeag* sa yeur avtterwg Monde i f nerds. Y a O b e M H »6 *•«"••• end y » 6 b e gMng Rertde's W g e e N n g scononry enedier b e e r ' Alt Black ft Wkiu Films left In our Drop Bex by 6:04 p- m. Sunday— Kaadg g.00 p. a . Monday mKBOLDTB CAMERA SHOP 313 8. Park # FLORIDA PO W IR A LIOHT 167 Magaeti* Aro. . COMPANY �Tnurjdar. August 15. 1957 The Sanford Herald—Page 8 M r H HERE'S THE SALE ALL SANFORD WAITS FOR! ^ ■-i by lb* prixs-winning western novelist @®G!1(L®(2K WAYNE D. OVERHOLSER CH A PTER S3 mw u so o n , me m o * achool- a n u l l acreage do for each fam A S I W ALKED la the t u ; of teachrr and arcretary of tha co l­ ; ily. Finally they forced a m eet­ * » the n o n . Art Delaney looked ony, aitttng in a chair, hla lege ing and \otod to d tu o lie the aoa t me apecutatively. *111 dlvtda tha trraaury, etrrtched to * ard LV atovr. “Nur.« • price,- I **t,j. -on Then I lix'Knt at Ilia bed cm |wrhlfli amounted to nothing; a everything you own: #tor* buiW- , the other aide of the room. John •hare of rero la rero. tzif. atork. »n l hou**.*Joh> and raa knew tt would , H athcra lay on hit bark, atanng 1 could almost wr.ell the crre l at the celluig, hla (ace bandaged ta cto t. There were twenty-three th a t » o work Lot tn him. Fir.#!!) "You haven't had anything to i lam* .ea. counting me and John. be **l<t ‘T en IhouMnd." |eat, have yo u ?" Nrla aakrd aa The rote waa twelve to eleven. 9 1 t t a r t e d t c w e r d th e front door the . ung my coat and hat near which meam nine famillee were 1 h a d e l m o t t r e a c h e d it when I the atove. "IQ ft* you some- willing to atay right where they h r a r d him p attertnt after me. 1thing." i were on the Waat Fork. Well. " H o l d on. W i l l " A t 1 tumwl. he I aaid in a low tone to S co tt. John leat ht* head when he «• » Mid. " B e f o r e I talk turkey I v« *h o had coma to eland betid# he waa outvoted. He got tn the g o t a r i g h t t o k r . o * w h eth e r me, "W hat happened?" doorway and eaid he u a a n l let­ j o u ' r e t e n o u a o r Ju e t bulling m e . " "They aim cut beat him to ting any of them out until they "I'm aerloti*," 1 aaid. "and death." S co tt Mid. "Turner and ! .am t to their acnaea They )u*t there ! riah money to swing the DtlUagtiam and Secure and that ran over ta n . H* tried to fight, deal, but when you talk thout bunch. He tried to atop them, [but thcra w tra ton many of *1 0 0 0 0 )ou re ten ttm ci high.* you know. It a n while you were ! them.'* A ta in I would b ate walked out out of the valley." Ha touched hla "Hew bad ta he h u rt? " "H u left arm a broken, tieif he hadn t hunt on to ray arm, head gingerly '1 tried to help 9 bracing hlmeelf with both leg* him. but aomebody hit me with atdea the cute on his face, he a "F iv e Lhouaand * |a gun barfel when it etarted and got a couple of broken rib* and « ini of h n . v i " • l anooa him off. izriUlwJ. and I waa out at '.he fight " Nela motioned me to the lab i* cuffed hack my haL •No good. N ila cama back to me. from A rt. It boita down to a queitioei the atova. "Go over and apeak to and said in a low tea* "He ju st at whether you want to m ] and him. Will. He a been wanting to Lea there almost aa if ha were in a coma. II* u y a he a ruined t e t out with a little bit. or walk aee you." out with nothing " I walked -o tha bed. 1 looked everything for me because b* Ha atared at the floor without down at him. and aaw th at hr couldn't keep hU word to you." "Don t let him think th at.* I eaytr.t anythtnt I eaid: "Art. recognized me i t once. I »o go* *3.000. That a what HI "Hello. W ill.- he Mid. "1 tried, said. "W e'll make out * fiv e you.” "Of course. W ill" She part a but 1 failed. I rutaa Tve failed He to t red m the face, and then u everything a.nee 1 left St. hand over m ine T h a t a tha last thing I ever worry about. * V • b ite , tad I thought he'd fasti. Louie." I hadn t eatan all day, and by Then he howled: "You're a rob­ I wanted to My something to ber. WlH Beevon! Whyr, the good* give him some aaauranee but my the time I was full aom* of tha on my ehelvoe . . .* I wae through throat waa too fuu y. I waa tiredneaa had left me I told them Lie door and on the porch when aahamad. aa thoroughly ashamed , what had happend. and Scott nodhla voice came to me, high and m a man could be. for the [de*t He a a l i "The onea who a r* abrtll, T i take * . * thougbta I d had a few momenta ''e ft w'.ll make a living, tf CoaI tallo and Brahma let them atay " "M ake oof the papers,* I raid ago about John Mather*. They'B let them .* 1 aaid. and " T tw got aoene rtdtnf to do P I "I drert think rou te a feflerw. rewa. 'Tv* got to get back to atop heck tonight." D id." N«!a eak1 I left town, riding agam ic the I tatmd my voice and 1 Mid [the Boa P. M aattto K with wind, the tlcaire to m NeU an -A ra s s irNr fight# If* keep hla Sarah on* way or tha other, and overpoeeetng urge to m i The word la not a failure. John. I’ve I'll ace you tomorrow. Don't lea A a ir wwa an Id now. Wtthto an got •omelhlng for you.* I laid your dad worry, Nela. Wa're gt»hour cr two the V m l t would T r u e r '* money belt on the bed t r f ta figure thing* out.* ta re to mow ■f ra glad you talked to hkn,* "Turner wea shot and killed this Mg nrlgtoto ilt e wee to put aflemnnw T b e t’e hit ahare of the fix eaid. "Nele," 1 said, "he's a brave John Mathrew to the etore. Now money from the cattle he and Lbat I had agreed to buy It. I vraa Dillingham atola. If Dillingham * man. 'fell him that. Tell htnv tormented by a plague c f doubts etflt around, t * It get him. too.* he belong* Ui this country. He a I had never been able to find any H* felt the belt with hla right Just got to find hto place ta tt. common ground with Mather* hand, beat he didn't M l tt. He That * a IV" Ha probably Sated r e for m*r- aaid. 'T h a n k you. Win.* 1 put on my h a t and coat, and rytng hto ttonghtcr. A fter 1 hid Nela pulled me away ( n w the Visaed her. and It seemed only a trme to ttwev. 1 decided I didn't bee. whtapertof. "He tlree ewartv. moment I had been with her. T o n i »tav un ah night,* 1 aaid. w ant to have any thatg more to m do with hint than I waa tarred While ahe wanned op *ori* "Tou r* tlrad. Fhe noddad at Scott. T i n ap*n* to by family obligetVeto. feed for me, Scott told me what N et* recognlred me, even In the had happened. "Dillingham and me off. and hi* wife ccetaea to rapidly ftonning duet, and came T im e r and Heoore had been ta lk ­ part of tha tlm a." She atood to tha doorway imfM flytng fait ot the cabm. rf'ere- ing to our people for weeks, t gard lrg the rent and the mud. gi.eae you heard * 1 nodded, arvl I «aa » tha aadiff* and atartiag "IVtB, where hare yea Seen?* he w-ent on. "tullingham didn't back dow-a tha road. I had th at aha triad. *3 axpartod you yaa- carry any weight becauee he waa rlctu r* to carry tn my mind, a# te rd a y * • valley m aa to ita rt with. and her standing motionless with the AH the bftramaae wwa ftoihed avf.rybr.ljr knew he had it to tor light bthlnd her. She clewed the out of me then. I fait aa * I vow and lira . P arle*. It waa T u r­ door, and the night Mac tenere had been purged of aomeuung n er who did Mi* mtochlef. And waa sit around tn*. and the rato th at wea erd and nerlran. She John had trotted hint from the that had turned to snow waa m w n my wife and I lovrd her. and beginning. We wouldn't have Tripped past me by the wind. w John Mathriw waa her father—a coma to this valley if it hadn't fu tii* man. a dreanvar. a fadu-e, been for hho. 'A t Ibe anting o f a shot f but tu g her fatbee T urner key< eeytng the only alrrird. Fee a moment I m a t Wa went In a I d a and the way to mala* a Bring » »a to htva tnrw where It cam * to m . M w irrtith from tha beg range at least a quarttr-iectioa of land IV-taacy acomed In I r a ruehed at raa A lighted lamp waa He blamed John and me for buy­ WTM again ta fmdre Hr# tm the table. N est tn tha wag I ing Anchor mi 1 trying to make “(1unlock" tnciiorrow. ANNUAL AUGUST SALE / ta e o r ir n jm ricc u iiKRitnT om w that irauant to Oiaplar IM Florlta alelaa, l i l t Ih* felloe Ink <!** crlhcd Urda In acralnola rounii Florid* will ba etfarad for aala at publt* ouMfT for U a hi« beet and bael <**1. bid al the frost door of fh * *»roinola Qoualv O u ct Hnaaa. aa kaaford. baainnio* at H il l A- Ml. on Mo*d*r. Aueaat 1*1 h. A D C lT lt: Lo* l * t S u t a r v y a i td at Book 1 l*»aca »i aod I t h tt S g + T r X . ’X ’W ' T - 1 l o t a I aa-d I J i l k I * P r t a t a l I x k a W l n l a r Horaa* ft eh dtitlow P la i Hook I F a a r a IM , l i and ltd f IAT4 r P a g a »l F 'l b lle I te e e td a a f •gtolnole O a S B tl Flerld*. T o * , aad E a c h of Tnu af# n o. I t t l N H T r P lltl'P * iiflod i h a l a su it l o eulai t i t l e lo E T IIE L D B R O M IE R And to: Tba f'nkaown *p- wa*o lha a b a t e loacrl bad p ro p ort y haa of aaid abova aamad natural ■••a Iliad a e a l n a l t o u and yon ara lu r o l j re-ju lra I to a r r r a a copy of t 'o f a n d a n l a And l e t AU s a r l l M clnlmlne vnur A n a e o r in lha C n m o la l M on i n t e r * * ! , h r , through, unde r or tho P l a i n t i f f a a l to r n a r a . F E L D E R aealnsl thn nbova nam«J na- AND U E T T IN O H A I.' A t l * So u th Jural drfrndarta not k u n e * to KnowUa. W i n t e r P a rk . F l o r i d a , and tile lha o r i g i n a l In lha n f f i c a of ha dsad nr allv* C o u rt on And to: AII I'arllat l l x l r r or lha C la rk o f l h a Clalm ln* to hava anr rlahL Of h a f . r o Auy I t l i l t , o taar w laa tt tie, or Inlarait In and lo Hla tha a'.laaal lo na e f aaid C o m p l a i n t following daa.-rlbal arnpartp, will ba t a k e * aa confaaaad. Thla nolle# ahall ba publlahad attuati In Itaratnoln Countr. on. a r a i l we ak fur fo u r c o n a w u Florida, to.w it: l i r a e a a k a In tna Uanford ll arn ld . I-ot i and la>< \ \ Block I'a iad thla H t h dav of J u l y . HIT . T T r a d ;» o| *.V . ri P IIKIINOON l«> S I 'l t l X U A n .m lao U r't ark c i r c u l l <*0 'ir*. C o u n t r . Florida, a ro r d l n e hamln ola Ceumy. F t o r l A * t a th a plat Hiaraof aa rafS E A I.i eordad tfl Plat n .ok ». Ika N O T IC E IB I I K R B B T O I V C N that ha Itou alna A u l h q r l l r of in# Ctly ’ Van ford. Flo rid a Witt ant ar tain ■ op ., ala lo furnlati P ub lle L lab llr Inaaraaue with limit# of I f ! » ' |ouaand d ollars, aad. F i r a and xt an d sd Ctovaraaa In au ra n ca la It a m o n e l of l # l l lhouaand doir * B o t h pot lclas W> h . w r lll an for I arm o f thr •• ya ar a baglnalng ovam b ar t. !»»?• c o r a r l n a iha n a m a l n g unite, thraa ad mlnlalratloa jl l l i n e s aa.l tk r e a s l a v g r .un.la lllda or pr<>|n.«ala will t a r a c i . r l In tha o/flcaa d l h a Velh erltv a n n lll I as P M »• »aplambar I. l i l t . F u r l h a r I n f o r m a i l o * w l i k ra *# rd i th a placa and apeolflcuilona of ild p ro ja c ia and for ma an whlrh Id pronoaala muat ha anhmlllad , a y ha nMaii.ad by c o n i a c t i a e Oor- | In t . Br ad ley r » * l H » a IB M ' V he Jl n u a i s c A 'llt rl i f » f lha > ttr ' Hanford n . - r l d a ai taaln le'rettnn u 1 dine. CVaJla R ra w ar e v a r j . tanafit 0 P K arsd e a As C la rk a f s a i l C o u r t a d f a v kpaaf liar far H aiaalJf B i t If* ai t . F l o r l l * t i T jt r rg ju rr rv b o b b t o r t h e B i r m s v b ic ja l c t k c r i r . ta aa d fo r S E M I* o l e COCSTT. FLO­ RIDA. Ik CHARCEBY SO IHEBIGM Miscellaneous table of WOMEN AND CHI.DKEN COTTON “D RESSES, UNDERWEAR, SPORTSWEAR. Limited Quantlty. 1.00 Naluew to S.98 Each 6.98 26 Dresses Formerly Up To 14-95 Nov 5*00 SPORTSWEAR O NLY Bt Catalina, Queen Casual, Hobble Brooks, Cotton knit, cords, hroaddolh. denim. SHORTS, PFD D I.K PUSHERS, BERMUDAS. JAMAICAN SHORTS, Value# lo T.98 NOW DRESSES 31 Formerly Up To 17.96 1 .0 0 -3 .9 8 3.00 Now Print nnd Solid Color O NLY 25 BETTER SKIRTS For School tnd all-year vrsari smart notion sheathe and Ivy league, nnprfsaed pleats. k gore*. Cord*. Rayons, Broadfloth. Prints. FORMERLY 2.98 lo 10.95 D R ESSES Here are some of the finest dresvea in lha stag*. Vl to xk off now at FI.9S lo 14.98 Tlaaite Nylon, Dacron, col Ion and dacron A cotton mixture. Need no ironing, tailored or Dressy, nleevelewt or short sleeves. Sires 52 to .19. Chambrays, Sava $4.00 to 112.00 on each drona. Sties for Juniors, Ml.kr.es ami Women. to 16.95 10.00 DRESSES 2 for 7.00 W ERE 2.98 - 5.98 Singly 3.9!) Each Buy mta for rnch dny of achool. Rnyun Shantung, TVanus Glnghsms, Brondcloths, Chambrays, Famous names in. eluded. All slzea 1.98 - 2.98 3.99 to 8.98 SWIMSUITS • Sea Lull Now Embroidered fauna. Dacron blcnils and New Dark cottons. 5.88 BLOUSES 14.95 to 22.95 Choowe from lialey &. Lord (ilngham. Polished ehamhraya, • Ilrillant DRESSES 2 for 5.50 S in g ly 2.99 Each Rayons, linens, polished cottons, voiles, tliniitieat; and rayon erspea. All slies. 2.77 SWEATERS AND SHRUGS. Orlow and sool, cardigans and aTtjkoiers. full fashioned. 3.99 to DRESSES 2 fer 3.50 Singly 1 99 Each Jacket Drenses, flared skirt, sheath dresses for horns or street wear. Cotton prints, chambrniu, percales. All sizes VALUES TO 8.98 Now 2.98 - 6.98 TRADE IN PARADE ONLY 6 TOPPERS MOW UNTIL AUOUST J1 Merrury rfftoJara iarm lha nation are crlrbrating *h* durooaa of Tlio Big M with the greatfat uloa eient tn nur historj'- Wo are pro­ pane) to gtv* 1houvind* away ovary dav in trHo tn sLlowancoa. Your prevent ear Rill nm w b* wurth *o tntigh again! 8o get now. Como in, drive homa your own brand now Dtg M. today. & DUSTERS 5*00 each H U N T- McROBEInc. NUT F. FBTTP*i «c 109 N. pgbnoHo A n E M FA 2-4M4 •kOTICR OF SLIT Jacket dresses, sunbacks, prints, sheers or bolid colors. See these prettiest-ever m ile*. L'inghams, chambrays and S in e 4.nn (o s.nn on each dress. Sire* 9 to 17, 12 to 20. l i f t to * n » . ON SALE 9 n.m. SATURDAY 50% off s ir . sort cot t r r v c g , P a f -----------Tw Q u it * T itle Formerly 10.95 lo 11.95 EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Catalina »f SAL) DRESSES Childrens & Women’s F loai.i. n o n ' at o r a t ' I T T H n r F t a a K l D A TOi A R E h '-E E N A .VKEM O F >a laal danca X un n now n u ar# harab y nt/llllrd I h al suit llvorra haa baan b r o u f h l aa a ln a l Is lha C ircuit Court. In nnd garni nolo Couoaa. Flo rid a, m cary. anllllad "R a b a c n * Saraon. I’l a l a ll t f . »a Claranca lankarnon. li a fa a d a n t, " by s a i l .oca T llank araon. P la i n ti ff f a n ara raqulrad to fit# your >rr wHh lha C l a rk of Mld t. and a o r t a ap oa th a F l a i a a 'tn n a a <> / " d r a w S r a a r ( is addraan U P O. Bog I I I Ofd. FIo ald*. a a o p r of a n d : aar. an nr tsfers Salur day. ambar t IM». If r o e fa ll to go I dacraa pfo ro n fa eeo wilt ba •ad a r a i a a l you fur tb a rultat | irdad in tka CVirplatnt. 60 Lovely New Cotton Now W E C A N S A V E Y O U BIG M O N EY O N A M E R C U R Y ' gulf Dresoes taken from our regulir block of name btsnd merchsndia*: Pwiiioua names likr llfors!3r.r.3„ B c 'ty Unrlford, UoShi# Brooks, Candy Jr.. Johnni J r . peili, loan 'filler, Mynette, Doris Dodson, and many others. Now flo t A n m ) EXTRA SA LE5 T E 0 P L E TO SERVE YOU! ALL SALES FINAL Circuit P ha •k a H ' r n f n e a f o r o SAVE \t . . . S*re even mite. Hundred* of Prewes, Blouses Sw eaters Skirts. Sportmirar .md Children’s w « r si Vg nnd Iren Ihsn l j of former prlrr*' po/tn* nf items nol liatrd. Thfa is our HIC. ONCE A YEAH ALMOST (ilV E AWAY SA LE. Come earl) lo get best choir* nofced aalsi Clac k ef Ika ' Court. **iwleol# CVenfr. Florida. F. taeuWta D l f a c l o r T ha l l o u a l r e A u Jh or h r BARGAINS! BARGAINS! t k a Kama ot tka (taia of llo r - Legal Notice • 1 DAY ONLY - SATURDAY AUG. 17th .. .1 L' Reg Price 8.98 Shorties tnd full lescth . SLiee 10 tn U. Children s & Sub - Teens D RESSES B r Cinderella, Glen of Michigan, Kata Greenvray, Tean Colony. Buy for school, for parties, for play av« - v - iron cottons, chambrays, nylons ginghams, soma with erlnolldas Also party organdies. Size# for Toddlera 1 to L Children 3 to 6x and Girla 7 to 11. Subteena 6-W. W ERK L9S . 1.98 . 10.91 SHOPS 1.98 - 6.95 a rs �■mnArn m o r r m r Editorials ______ i i i - •“T e a , 4 k** . The Issue Is Free TV Vs Fee TV DOC DAYS k tH K rtt. fc a *lf tfceea'ekelt k« I s « f • s» s i S B t i l l h e a rt s i s s k s lls l. I s la l l l S k B Stf Ir s a s I k s l l t l s s n « S Editor’* Not*: Tb# first of ■ I Msuofotusn Opsf* A m . r*». ) ' it ** »»n*a of dispatch#* on th# luu* #ref» union* ya# * * * ,h* Wl? ‘ word V r telephone . of free TV te r*,,. Ion TV T - Brooklyn Dodger. y**. movie a city i* *»r teiep. one r but no Ft' ■ dav—whit I* tb* controversy all th*klr* *w,t*r« no »nd th* Gatu v*r* U expensive, i about! »r*l federation of Women t Clubs ukay ia needed—Ju»t permlir ., from tha city itvelf. One % 1 BY WU I.IAW EW tt.D lukewarm No. »poke*m*r ha* estimated It would United Press S u ff Correspondent , „ ,,,T" S,de* * ^ coat 111 million to wire the etty of I NEW YORK re _ Your TV .*t >» « *'• ra>* £ « • " * * Lo« Angeles. a head*- invealment. t* th* booty at *t*k* In tb* fier­ pick *nd choo*# liar*. This i* one city in this nation-B artl-.. how the lido* *t*ck up; cest struggle In th* history of the vlll*. Okie.—already ll bei-ur Tb# sdveeete* of free TV **y electronic mousetrap p«y TV i* a betrayal of the 40 wtred for |>ay TV Interc-tlnzly The lin e ; fee TV v#r»u» free million *et owner* who bought1enough, s chain of movie th# TV. their miehmea believing that free alrr« t» barking ^ ? n* However, tha biggest day In tha history ( Th# question*: Are you tatuftod antertainment would be provided official connected with the erterof Seminole County was August 18. 1987. wt'h the ehotr* you *** now on and advertiser* would carry th# prlae estimates that aome Bartle*. It was on that date when positive action ville home* will be ready for p* TV? If not. would you be willing pay load was taken to create a Seminole County to pty to »ee program* without They *ay commercial TV atuffa in the parlor TV by early fall % commerrlili? How much would you now with auch “Citizen* T ax Committee" to look into th i goodiea at 19 so. rltlren* will get a chanre 'o movtn , you be willing to pay—a* much *• Perry Como. movlei, Carry ■re SO uninterrupted atnielitre of the county tax system. month. 50 rent* or a dollar for a rood Moore, athlatto avento, Uwrente It is believed that this move means to movie or broadway olay? Walk, opera. ‘P etv Pan" and Sanford and Seminole County the answer The bait!* i* gelling hotter. TO* Cleo the talking baatet bound to their progressive, aggressive, forward network* are very much aialnot You get all theae free Why pay? look toward modern communities, a modern Th* adrocata* of pay TV alio “ oil TV. The barker* of pay TV, * hlehly vnrsl group, *re pr*«*- called toll TV. lubsrriptlen TV. tax system nnd an equalized tax burden. mg hard for It. In fart, everyone jukaboz TV', loot—down th* chute There Is no doubt that the step taken i« iretling into the act. Sound offs TV. alol machine TV or lurnatil# recently to create the Citizens Tax Com­ j have been heard from partlea a* TV. depending upon yo-ir point of mute group will eventually mean greater T liy tay there direr*# at Jackie Uleaaon yea, view aay bo*h Sen. Klrom Thurmond no, the is nothing free about free TV — and more modern county-wide services which that you help pay for zhow* every are demanded dnlly by an Informed Citizenry.1 time you ahell out for a park of The answers to Seminota County's tax clgarettea or a bottle of tired blood burdens and problems are yet to Ire given. chair. August isn't such a month of doldrums, Cue Ad* ertlaer COtt* What * more, aay toll TV'er*, I’aily ramhiUt#*. Itcnie* Beil Influence n f l, , r J ll* i i . H A N O l.li G U A R D Report* from (ieorgetown indl. you would like to tee good firat There were allegation* of Com­ With tha forming and Organizing of a Unltsd Pr#** Stiff Corr*M>ond«nl "Citizens Tax Committee'' action has been IajNDON » — Doctor Chsddi munist Influence and <»f disaffre. cat* that any of the four main run movie* and aoch atag* ahow* like "South Paclftc," but that ad­ provided that will stimulate answers to nil- Jia»n. » f“»'iner rhle? minUUr de- tlon, sit nf which ware denied by group*, Including' Jagan a lec­ vertiser* can't afford them They possii became of hi* Red.tlnged Jagan and hit American bom tion of tlir P.P.P , Ksa * fighting nul-ous questions, most of which are still r, lurn, w lb, friy wUo wife, Janet. chance even though the comtituen- tay some of you would like a fat­ ter diet of opera, ballet. chc.*y unanswered, British (iulana gue* to the poll* The/ charged they had •■*#« cic* have been reconvtrucled lo In­ and educational program*, August is the wrong lime to ask "Anyone to choot* ll member* for the eol treated unfairly, harihly and un- clude a fair proportion of African* drama* but the economic* of broadcasting and settlers from India. ronilllutlonilly. care for a-game of rhrekers?” ooy’* UgDIatlv* Ceunelt. rule thla out. Considered Jagan't Stronghold Lea* than two year* latfr l a ­ • Jsgsn c*me to power wh#n he Toll TV'era aay they can fumUh Thi* reconstruction ha* made led the Pe<>p|p« Progre*«He Party gan'* People Progreaihe Parly one big constituency, called East- you with thi* kind of fare right rplit wide open into two «ecUona to victor/ In the 1**1 election. In on your own TV let If you're wilt­ April, toil. After that hu political which will be two of the four, frl* Heri.ice, which at the last ing to dip Into your porketbook. election in t*M romprDed three , . . . . .career hecirn# chequered. A few groupa fighting for power on Aug. They aay thay ran-do It without divitlona. items on the shelves and In the showcases. mftnlh, lll#r grtuln »eri • #rul«- i r rommertUla. Thay aay you won't Thla conatituenev la Jagan’a Tho public I* both fickle and demanding, and *r, If M.8. Suptrb. tirimlng to p irw four err a *•*lioll «.f th* stronghold but. whereaa In 1»SJ It 11®*** r0l|r regular ahnwa on free it knows what it wants. It takes an Irttagina-; Georgetown, the capital. J*K*n peoples progressive party led by gave him three teat* in th# legtl.! TV—that pay TV will itipplemen*. • '« - » « « ' * » J ""•"'<••10,. retail In....... .. t«| S K t £ ' aection of ihe P.P.P. led by K«r- leturc, it will now provldt him them. Toil TV ara can bring thalr pro­ HIOHWAV fATIOIMAN Orati# wi'h only one. i^ a a expected be meet those wants. Thnt’a the kind of retail pw<tod. be* Burnham, a former colleague duct into your home In twro way*— examine* aom* of th# ?7 auto­ gains a victory for hi* party Industry this country enjoys at a minimum' In I/>n4on at that time official* of Jagan, aUo with 13 candidate*; there. by air or by wire. Th* airwave* , matic rifle* and submachtn* profit per dollrj- of sales. claimed that Mi mlnlitry had A United Democratic Party with So Jagan la concentrating on are th# cheap**! way, but the Ted-1 gum that ht found In a heui* ahown concern for the colony * S candidate* and * National l.sbor 1the country district* where there era! Communication* CommlmUn In Miami, E l . Th# atmt aiv be­ walfare, that it had andanxtrtd Tront kith 14. lieved to have been earmarked »re very mane east Indian rtf# must grant p*rml**lon to toll TV In addition there are 4 inde- j farmer* and east Indian sugar firm* to us* th* air. The FCC has fur Cuban rebeli. On*of th* men the economic life of the country arretted was Alfredo Oonraler, and aet it on tha road to collapae. pendent and one flulana National worker* been dragging It* heel* on the 2 Roger M. HlouKh, chairman of tha United 47, one-time aecretary of th* Where the thousand* of sugar matter, but there I* hope that a Cuban Houie of Itepreientativee. Steel Corporation, seemed n little hurt and decision may be forthcoming on worker* are concerned aom* deunder former President P rin" somewhat indignant when he testified IrefncUon* from Jagan a rank* arc Xep» ITfore tha Senate antitrust nnd monopoly sub­ l because Richard l*h mael. powerful East Indian leadei FOB QUALITY committee. The senntors are investigating of th* sugar worker* union hai administered prices—that is, prices fixed pledged aupport to Burnham, Ne by the seller and not determined solely ■ gro leader of the predominant!) RECAPIMNG b.v the pressure of supply nnd demnnd. African section of the P.P.P. * ly HUMAN N. IUNMIIN, M.B. Ithmael it a university man and ON YOUR SMOOTH Steel prices, which hnve l*een increased more \\ t\ YOU don't btv* to travel by eated In much of anything. Ht'U a striking leader. A few months thnn twenty times since World War II. \ \ > aea or air to fall victim to th*,hav* a headache and a dry. furry ago he obtained a million dollar camo under thl* bending. ! miaery of motion ilckneas Itongue. wage Incraate for Ihe augar work, Motion of Auto • Tn»n *»• «»atxlo Rlough declrired thnt rising prices nre era. but how far they will follow S E E -C PIIONF. O .EIO JIT • ilihm ifh wa . . . art . . . Uinta f.m .s u aa aa dlatr#**. him remains to be **#n. AitAoufn . . . . Kiddlnek* and drowalthe result of inflntion. not Its cause. The SU.VKN TWO VVEI a SH nation an wheels, Uiouaanda of n? i J l [*.* , l ' ^ ... renl trouble, lie said, is "inflntiounry wage motorUU each year h ‘ n’e ‘ baa found K neceaury becai “If You Hav* A Welsh Tire Shop demnnd*" nnd "Inadequate depreciation al­ |American find thay ar* aeniltlr* to the ^rln* ” " 1* Ithmaei's Influenca to go after Tire Job To I)o" 105 W . 2nd lowances." .Steel prices wil e Increased ngnin i motion of an auto. Can SpoU Trip aome of tha African rote*. Motion atcknru dotan't have' All till*. 1 think you will M r**, last July, he told tha sulicommittee, only, to diver "in p art" the cost nf a wnge boost, i any reaped for physical fltneaa. c* n ‘ P0" * n? vacation or holiday mental liability, or even age ,rlP nul w,,h mo*1 of our new Resides, he snld, the high prica of steel is Kvan the moat •iu#rl#need,|potloa alckneu ramadlaa, you i traveler, under apeelffe condl- don l have to suffer any auch "Myth, pure nnd simple." tlon*. tan become tha victim of torment*. Rome economists hold a strikingly dif­ An Army. Navy and Air fort* this universal malady. ferent view o f th* matter. Th^y say the Motion sicknts* doesn't neces Motion airkne** Team made a — ■ August Is Month Of Doldrums Past-Present History Says No! Auguit la tha time when the year# doldruma are aupposeti tu prevail. But history ♦.hows that men of achievement have ijot aSlnwed progress to halt durinir the waning weeks of summer. Numerous striking ad­ vances were made during the month of August. Hure. for example, are three ivojor con­ tributions to tha advancement that occurred In the month whan many are in a do-nothing mood: On August 17, 1807, the country's first steamboat trip took place when Robert Ful­ ton proudly cruised his CJermont up tha Hudson River. . The date ot tha first railway lihili op­ eration in tha United M ates was August 9. 1831. The trnln 'ran Imtwcm Albany and Schenectady, N. Y., on the Mohawk and Hudson line, chartered in 1820. On August in. 1914, commercial shipping service was Inaugurated on the Pannmn Canal. The first vesael making the trip was the government steamship Ancon. A large number of commercial craft followed the next day. Jagan Center Of Political Fire Retail Store More Than Goods! To th* uninitiated, running a successful may seem a comparatively simple nnd routine matter. All you have to do Is get a good location, put in an a t­ tractive stock of goods, nnd wait for tho customers to flock In. But In this compatitiv*, aver-changtng age. it's much mora complex than thnt. Kditor OodPrey M. Labhar of Chnln Store Age tells what is going on todny in the chain store industry. Meeting present needs and consumer requirements is no longer ju st a matter of opening so many more new Stores for so many more new fjmlli#*. As he puts it, "That may have been sufficient 15 or 20 years ago but it Isn't gpod enough today. Not only must more stores l>e pro­ vided, hut they must be Just the right kind of stores If they are to aiicceed. They must be big enough, attractive enough, convenient enough end new enough in every other par­ ticular to meet the expectations of a public which notes the difference between newmodel stores and old ones as readily as It «pota the latest models In cars. This is • highly expensive proposition— wrhether the new store* In question rfre part of a chain or are Independent enterprises. New concepts Influence every phase of rctalllng, all the way from store design to the retail atoie J High Wages Up Steel Price You Need Not Suffer From Motion Sickness T h t Sanford Herald B ese sssstai to f rtaa » « . Wartasalt/ tat I, Osaarst high price of steel is no myth nt all. They ai*o deny that it springs largely from in­ creasing wage demands. They note that during the past decade steel prices hnve gone up more than twice ** fast m lalmr costs. These economists put the finger on widening profit margins ns the i-eal villinn in one piece. , The average citizen has a hard time de­ termining the rights and wrongs of these; two contrasting viewpoints. Rlough and hi* colleagues in Rig Steel management would prefer nut to have Congress pokingInto their business affair*. He suggested! that the senators "have troubles enough of! your own as It Is, without taking on all of oivs." In a literal sense, that l« true. I}ut the public interest Is served by Inquiries into prices, administered nnd otherwise. tt- riser* la Savlaa* Bask Attests r a a o P K itx iK * rtaimr s-a psMtiha# M Jit. au.t.M* u ,r w . rv«!w>! * * * * * * a* - w»*#sti»* ra n ., _____ I CITSWfKO. M iiifig * ' U* •tol'lsi frsss •aalastsete U is* at. tar rasstkMaa W*» ae an Ik* Ioral saws »rt.wl I* tab aaa — irrroai ha ___ w#*» oa* Wsata i i as •assaeah. o *. ¥ * ^ Mites*, sar**i*g ite a te rasai.VteM as* * 1 1 e* ;,T r .a g a s s n s ywiBa r a a •f OsS#T traaa at Marak l lit* Mr to***1 aalarta/. asala/ rkrtoaa*.DJBsletiay ,in .n aaa la r e fs s e .a11. is .a m Ckrlusiaa I’aga 4 Friday, A tirn t Ifl. 1957* DON'T PRESS YOUR LUCK! h lake* • iwaadh* to ga* poUa- Foil SUMMER SOI.DlERR WASHINGTON CROWINO. N I. 4B-lh# searing northeaitem drought left Ita mark ®n * famed historical ipot. T»i# pile# where li«org» Waihington and hi* *rmy rroe*ed th# Delaware River In boil* in 177* wa* at wading lev•1 from one bank ta tha other. ■ - - HOUSE OP DOORS ROMFORD. England m — NEWT NATIONAL MONUMENT WASHINGTON* - T h * Bout* Interior t’ommittre *|q>rorcd a bill to authotii* romU-ucttoa of « new national monument "aymboliting th* ideal* of Demo# racy." Th# monument, which would co«t *n estimated U milI'on dollar*, would be buttll with fund* r*c**t*d la publl* ewhtcrtption and donation*. ------------------------------------- -----— • Philip T om k ln *. &.1, hagsa a Tomkins con fin ed ha stota th* month'* Ja il sentence for ite a l- handles h e c iu i* he thought they utg 42* doer handle* from the would com# m hand/ in lu * new hardware it o r e where he worked. I home. proaccird. Daaa't wait aatll h'a tea late. Start p a r afwt* NOVI fratael tha abate lafaMyl 1 c ■ f •arily mean nausea and vomiting. alUtough to many In.t.nce. It of Rom. af th. other .ymptonu include: a sudden feeling of baa » lon**r-la*tlng preventive apathy and lathargy. Th* paa- action than most other anti*eng*r or driver vinU to b* left motion alckneu remedies. Bhvjl# Doe* alone; he become* detached. A slngte do** attea prevent* Aet Promptly moUon slckitert for a* long a* It U nits* something Is dan* Mhtir*. promptly to reltav* th* iltaaOca*. •o If yoa are planning a tatg th* vieUm I* apt to btooma pale, drive, ask your doctor's advise yawn fraquantly and have an un­ about arming youraalf with aa steady gait. Hl* hand* and felt anUmollon stcknaM preparation will be cold and h* will eiperltnc*1^. . Dr*cauUou hot fluha*. Ha wtu have a arav. QOUTIOM P AMO AJU---for fresh air. w. D : What aaoaaa fatw bUa- , ast soma* mental dapraaaton tare ta appear? R* wont be able to stand bright Answer: Esvsr hllstars ar* lights and loud note#*. caused by a germ too small to be DUlatereated Altitude seen with tha ordinary microB* has aa int*r**t la food of aeopa. Often fever bllatera a aay ktad. la teat, ha teat toter- following Inftotton or tojary. at***, m n sm* n. WE NEED YOUR (A R Our aupply of Feed Care la low due to th* unusual demand for our Quality Cara . . . We will give to* TOP TRADE VALUES NOW oa the all Rtw 1957 advanced design Chrysler* and Plymoutha priced from . . . $ CSaaaM at on* of onr fin* Banks (Wky Pay More) TELL! them Stamper »*n( you nnd yog wish I* mv * more by insuring with W. H. **Biir St«wper A gtn cf I t P a fi/ PA S- 4991 H I N. P u t Car* • Horn** • Liability - Others P h o n a bafora noon for your t p o n o y la t * r tho aama day I ^Vou aalaotyour own repayment I g lo n T UP TO $600 U (mb u Yr * : r . *we. im a t >M taiM DIM iVl 9* it aa aim HRi Lit rt IIN mm t u * M NANCI lI R V K Ie IN C . of la a fard I I I tajrtb Park Avtaua • Telephone! FAIefa# 1-4*11 .................................. .................. WTRR presents ENTERTAINMENT D A Y & N I G HT V A R IE T Y N EW S IN S H O P P IN G COVERAGE R A D IO . . . FARE . . . IN F O R M A T IO N . . . PU B L IC SER V IC E . . . SP E C IA L EVENTS . . . SET Y O U R R A D IO D IA L A T 1400 At th* present tint* wa hav* an axoan.nl stock of ail models of Chrynlere and Plymouth*. In­ cluding 7 Station Wagon* that ar* being rtoaed out at . . * f 9 9 9 9 • FAMILY TIRES *1 7 5 0 SA VE ! by financing your car in Ranford \ COM PLETE A M A r f at e *«Wlr a - e « a a w aaa, U Or T R U C K RUBBER 9 9 9 • • 9 9 t 9 9 99 20% Below Retail REIMANN C H K Y SL9R — P L Y M O U T H — CM C T H E BEST S S U N b IN T O W N S A N F O R D .. F L O R ID A T ru ch * Adjoining City Parking Lot — FA 2-S441 *1 �■1 . _jHCTVE UMH J (P&aao/io I a Social fcvmiA Circle 8 O f W SC S Holds Meeting Rev. Hodges To Mark 18 Years With. St Paul’s The Auguat meeting of Orel# Mr*. W. C. H.it,-hison ha* re­ No. I of the Woman'* Society of turned to Sanford after a trip to Christian Servdc# of the First Connecticut!, accompanied by her Methodist Church wst held at^the grandson, William. Mra. Hutchi­ hnma nf Xtr*. Howard Xtonteith son spent soma time with Mr*. with Mr*. Robert Whitney a* eoXV. C. Hutchison Jr.'s mother, hoiteaa. Mrs. E. Hall Fai'e ir. Southport, By VIRGINIA CONN, SocicSy lUltior The meeting opened with silent The Eighteenth Anniversary of Conn. ThP Ulanca of hsr vacaten prayer followed with the devotion­ A luncheon *)■ held m thr Anna Horsy, Pal Knight, Rusty 1 was enjoyed with her coutins, Mr. al hr Xtrs. L. T Do**. The book Rev. B. II Hodgee of th* 9L Paul "Afterburner” this afternoon, Lilleboe, Ann Xlargl, Thelma Me- and Mrs. Leonard Holmes in Ham- “The Xtature blind" wai given by Rapttat Church will be celebrated wrhen VA1I-7 hid their monthly Murray, Silly XVelgle, Joyce Ro- i pton, Conn. Mr. Ilutchiaon has .Mr*. Jane Fletcher, touching on Sunday Auguat IS at 8:00 pm. get-together. Hoattaaea were Anne l>ert», and her guest, Mn. Sotgar come hack from several weeks as- human behavior snd the effects Hoacy and Thelma XlcXturray. Perkins, Shirley Youngblade and I sociated with Troy II. Cribb and of the Tnith of Jrrut on us and with a service at the church. The Rev. H W William*, pastor of the Cocktails wop* enjoyed before the <’onnie Yount. Sons, a peach shipping concern la developing our maturity of mind. Zion Hope Baptist Church, will buffet luncheon. On the buffet Now that the “Afterburner" la Suuth Carolina. Xlr*. H. B. XtcCall. chairman, preach the anniversary stnrice. table a beautiful arrangement of •pen daily at the U.O Q. from pr.Mlded over the business. Refreshment* will be served fol­ jiink crape*, tarnation! and la- li:30 until. 12:30, I would imagine Arriving Saturday to visit Mr. Circle * served supper to the vrn.lar cryianthemumi wa* dis- that mar.y squadron* will (lock and Mrs. C. R. Bowrs will he Mr. young pe*ple Thursday Aug. 15th lowing the service by the Busy Hands Club of St. rani’s Baptist played. The menu Included cold there for lunchrona to eat well Bowes' mother, Mr*. M. W. who are dh*ervtng Chri*tlan Ad- Church. ham, turkey and roa»t beef with and get cut of the heat. Ilowe*. snd brother Frank Bowes, enture Week. It was announced There will tw a “ Men's Hour* assorted laladt. Lot* of newt from VA1IT today. of (letlysburg. I’a. To complete a that a hazaar will be held by th* program at th* church from ) t# Attending the luncheon were King llolgcv went to work for family reunion will he Mr. and XVS.C.S. cn October Jtlh at the ( p m., observing th# anniversary Elaine Hail, Daria Pranciico, the first time in four and a half Mr*. R. L Bowes snd four child­ tentative date. on Sunday, the ISth. lirctehcn Hall, Ruth Hodge* and ;noni),,- King hat been rrcuperat- ren of Miami, another brother and Xtr* Tim er told of the Week hcr gueat. Mra. Wallace Terry, :P|f j rom ln accident, and we are his fsmlly Due to the recent birth Ji Prayer; also that the money Bowas, Frank given will he u*ed *1 the Metho­ michtiy glad to are him on both uf a fifth little Bowes left his wife in (icttysburg dist Indian Xleetlng In Arizona. The September meeting will he with Mr. Bowes Sr., but the MarLou Motel will be full of Bowes held at Ihe home of Mr*. J . It. even without them, although it la Stephan In DcBaryThe Phebean Clan of th# Fir*( Refrr*hmenta were served lo *!*• Baptist fhureh met for Ita monthly Thla la a grwd time of year In rnjnye I by Ruth and King Hodges h o p e d that they may visit Sanford leen members present. another tima. meeting Auguat 12 at the homo of dl*cu«s poi»«n ivy. ln fact It 1* and Dorta and Fran Francisco. Mr* Paul Nobel on PlnecreM really a had time, heeaove mml Rita (toiler and her children are Mr ami Mra. Sam Thurmond are Drive. of (he pe-.;.!c wha jet I* •** al­ «fvn«ti«a •event .lave at New ready ruffering Nancy Oiahir.g •mjrnx Reach. The Younghladea •penning the weekend »lth ’ Ir Mr? 8! De'vleey, f Iim nres for one ha* Seen miserable with spent last weekend in Jacksonville and Mrs. H«-rl*ert MrQualdy in St, ident, prraidrd. The devotional t, and my own little Cathy ha* with their friends Jean ami Oil Augustine. Mr. Tnurmon.l it an »a» given by Xtr*. J . W. Carter. a cate slowly being cured by Cal Oillam Dot Mann ia on a shopp­ engineer with the State Road De­ Plane were dlviiMed for a social SATURDAY vdryl. ing s .cee in Chicago, gathering partment, and was tran«fer*wd to to be held In September with th* Tb« R A 'a of the FirM Baptist Reach two weeks Golden Circle. Xtember* reported The acienlt.*ta say that moit a trousseau for her fall trip to New Smyrna ago. fmm hi* work on Highway ■tburch will meet at >:J0 a.m, on those In the class who are HI. rave* of poison ivy during the Europe. MONDAY Am ruvning Isle again today, I t W •ummrr are caused by direct con­ After the fcwlnest meeting aah Vacation Bible Mvml will be tact with the plant, or similar )u*t when 1 should he rushing to Joumed. games wee# enjoyed with Mr* Jack E. Stemper and twin held at the Fir«t Baptist Church prlrcs awanled to Xtrs. Poudney planta. But e«peci*lly ecnaltl*.- ihe grocery »tore to find aomethlng 1from Aug. R>th through Aug. Jt>th ;>er>on» may g«-t il from other sou 'a feed tny new neighbors, Rups daughter*. Sheryl and Carol ara i fn>n tk.Cwi a m. till 13.00 noon for and Mr*. Charles Wlnship. Th* visiting relative* in Weatfield. N. rce*. Gardening clothea that have »nd Ctrvl.ne legate who ara mov|children 3 jr * nf age through 12 hopes* served refrvnhmenta hi ,-omf ,n contact with poison (vy log Into their new hoase on Lake- Y. They hav* seen N'lagra Fall* Cordell, X!r». AJ ' >T* of age, and from 7:00 p.m. Xtrs. Denver may 'ransmlt the poison aub*Un- 'law drive today. Imogens Schultz and several olhrr spot* of Inter- [till 8:30 pm. for children tl Doudney, Xtr*. Chirles Wlnship, |e*(. re to anyone touching them after i* »l»o in the process, and by toMrs. Chaile* Goethe, and Xlr*. J . | through lit jrr*. of age, waul* To prevrnt thla Ihr rloth morrow there will l * three fam W. Carter. Th» Y.W A.'s of the vir*t B*pMr. and Xlr*. Martin Stlneeiping must he washed thotoughly die* acton the sirtet where a I tist Church will meet at a .XO p m. in a hot soda solution and map .o il !u of months ago we used to tier have had as their guest* r*- I and the Intermediate C A.'a at Fltse Presbyterian Church wffl 1 cently hi* atster and brother-Inpick wild flowers in the tall erase. suds. meet for tupper and recreation fts 7:30 p m. j law. Mr. and Mr*. J. I Povrt! of Word reached the Herald Tool* that have been used to The BayZIst Assn. Sunday School die Yuuttk Paulding irsTi p. dig out the weeds should b« rlran tenlay from Mike Stone, who ia ■I-»V» Worth. Also his nephew and meeting will been at 8:00 p m. at m. through 8:00 p.m. wife, Mr. and Xtrs. Joe Powel! of • ailing to (ienoa Italy on the Satcd promptly to preaent further the K"ir*t Bajdist Church In DeWEDNESDAY danger poising. They can be umta, with her three children. JaeksonvtlU, hi* aister Xtiaa Mary I land. Prayer Meeting will b# held a4 Stine«-tpher of Chattanooga, Trnn . wished thranigh several change* She expects to meet Bob in (ienoa, The Boy Scout# of th# FI rat tb* First Bapti*t Chunrb at 7:38 ami plan* to atay *tx months. and hi* brother Cart Stlneepihrr of rtror.g aoap and water. Presbyterian Church wilt meet at p.m. * at 8:18 th# Sun. School Dog* and rata running in woods Mike's letter had much longing in of Nashville, Tenn. After all thla th* Church at 7:00 p.m. Cabinet wtk meet. or fields may get the poison In it for Sir.ford and the people rompany, at wonderful at M was, TUESDAY Siineclpher and thrir fur, and give it to their own here, and it soundi like an old Xlr. and Xtrs. The Boy'* Choir of th* First Grace Mari# ara going to New Iloneit expert WATCH RRH era, although they do not get It ta*hl«nc<1 case of home*ickne*a. Smyrna Beach for two wreck* for Baptist Church will rehears* at PAIRING. All work tested M theiuseUrr. To remove the poison 6: IS p m. the ELECTRONIC WATCHreel and relaxation. rive the pets a bath ln warm The Board of th* Woman* Aui MASTER and nUARANTKBD soapy water and wear rul-brr IA. and Mr*. T. B. Yount hav* illary of the Seminole Xlemorial Your ESTIMATED, cost la glovri at an adiled precaution your oaly cost. Remember— hav* it* monthly a* their gviesta Xlr. and Xlr*. Ho*pllal will Automobile* may carry the poi­ meeting Tuesday, August 20 In NO RllN -N O MON Charles Yount and thrr* children Xtr and Xtr* Herbert Pope of son on the hamtlc or *trrnng th* dining room of th# hospital of Rockville, Md. WALTER II. TRAPP Indian '(nutid Village announce wheel, by campers or hikers, or at 8:30 a m. Jeweler smoke from the plant hunting ran th# marr.sg# of Mrs Pope's *t*tThe Pioneer Fellowship of the 313 E. Second It. XTsiting IA. and Mr*. R A. taus* srnvre r«»r* of poisoning cr, Mrs l/>u Pules'on on July SA The hc»t way lo prevent pouon Mr. NnrvH W. Bryant of New Xtergl are his parents Xtr. and New Walrhe*, Watch Banda, morning hy plan# for Berkrly, ing Is to learn to recognize the port New*, Vs. Th# wedding took Xtr*. Anton J Xtergl of Xllaml Reconditioned Watchee Calif., after rioting Mrs. Bry­ place ir Newport New* wdicre the plant and avoid it. All ar# excellant timekeeper* Xlr. and Mr* Frank Bryan anil an's psrenta, Mr. and Mr*. R. T . 1 Come see for yourself. When I wui a child, my hpuh- couple Is at home at TtX Fiftydaughter Beth Lynn left Thursday Ibnt. er. who suffered terribly f.rsm poi­ Fourth St. son Ivy., brant that if it was eat­ en tt would rur# the allergy. He made a sandwich out of the ituff. and was in agony for two week* He had the polenn In hts mouth, Ida throat and everywhere *t»a. Most unsuccessful eure. Conning The News Phebean Class Has Meeting Monday Poison Ivy Caused By Many Contacts i'HR. ,\NII MRS. FERNANDEZ and their four children admire the Conover trophy by V A IIII . - Won *7 u*t after ('Hr. 1'ernanHer took command IhurviLv. Left 10 cicht: Mra. I ernindrt, John *. hold.' iu*t (Staff Photo) ing trophy Rarhara tl'a . Le*lie X'j. Cdr. Ray Eernamie*. Tony S. ★ ★ ★ ★ ir ★ Cdr., Mrs. Fernandez Emoy Outdoor Sports And Navy Life Circle 7 Meets In Thurmond Home Circle No 7 of the W.S C ? of ih» First Methoriist Church met When Cdr flay Femandrr rr about out d«*or sports While they recently at theh»me ofMr* J P. ported nee *ktp 4orp 4orp *inl<oneil stationed al el r.«l*arn«, Edeardv, rnc* the* Thurm.mn Mrs.Thurmond pre l«ir.r.r to in VAH-ll a* the m r nr.tilted In in tire absence of Mm Norper. he did not rfuh.e that hia new „ plor#<J ,hc J r j, „ *"le«t outfit would receive the coveted . . . . . , r|a, "no |a out of town Mr*. W. err Trophy Immediately aft- J, '" r,r ",,r gave the devotional. Conover ,helr farf"" rr‘'‘' '» ,0 ,hr f!rw n P. P- Chapman Charm <r he had read his order*. The V*»r old Bobble and her father p|jn* wees made for the *erving trophy w.is won by the squadron -limbed Ml. Whitney, which Is II.- of thP youth supper, which waa during the recent bombing deity. (3.1 fret high. Robbie was fresh a* held Wednesday night jrd shnu.d shew the new *kippcr | daisy,but Ray had to admit he j The *>aiaar to he hrl,i October ehat a go**! squadron he will vac exhausted Barbara stayed in McKinley Hall was discuchave. ramp with the three younger ihi'd ’*1- ■’**1 routine business dispat thed Light refreahmenls were Ray an 1 hia lovely blonde wife rv-n. •I hi Mrs Pvtrr Mon)e. Mr*. Barbara have four children, liarTh.- Fernandrt love to ramp and bars 11, John 8. Toni r>, and tori- fish vnd hike. Swimming Is an-: Pate (liapinan, Mn. E. It. Smith, Mr* (V. P. Chapman, Mrs A 0. lie 3. Barbara ia from Roston. al- other favorite sport and Ray. RarIhough hrr father and stepmother hara and Hobby all got up on I’h i", a- I Mr*. S. O. Shinholscr !r have tecentiy retired in Orlando, water skits the other day the Her father ia Mr. William • Mat- first time they tried. This is an ts»n, and it la a great treat to aroimpllshnifnt in itself, have 'hem so do<e Barbara i > i r u r i ha» r a i been r>crn a C.irl Scout .>uui a j j I Ray w.V* born in New York leader, and her daughter i* very b r o u p M e m b e r City, _and „attended « Ii T. i . m Roti w active amvo m in Scouts ncom- The inr coming ™num ||4r||„_ p4j , M M n j p ||ar| |eP JJrr . of Pa.•on The (emamler haae moved swimming meet should find her mr)ut M (-MlrmJn ol ,hp it much a . other navy families. mpellnfi with the hevl ,f them. !(m Ar!iv|,ir, , - ^ ml„ rP f„r They were marna.1 in Miami, Fla.. though .he in*i*t. her trawl J. .hr Anntlil tlf ,hp rn.i from there Hartrd . trek t cr 1 Thia modealy. K|„rWj Pni„ ind Vegetable \* that covered Coronado Calif, ter motVr a ;r e c . Ilaitara h l, .nnoun.ed rommitQi.onset. R. 1. iK km trU l*. FU . la delighted to find that tl.e,, |## m, mhrr gppoIntmmU. XnnapoMi, Md., ( allfomia again much Intern* it, scouting here. rnnvPnUo„ rf rro, Prt where Ray w n t to Cal. Tech. Loa ,n Sanfo,,!. ,hiprcri of p „ rMl TPgP, , M. . and Ali.*a and Mofflt Held, and ihe.r Added to llsrbara's talrnta la IrtHiieal frulU will be held at the la t *l»tlun Edwards Air (orce ghat of uwing. She makes clothes Hotel Fontalnhloair. ---- — In Miami Haeo in t.:c Jc»ert a-. 1 liar ,r ,,,• family, Du Fern-1 Beach, (*ctnb«T 8. 10, *rv| It bar* are fortunate in having good gndrz J fr living temporarily on TTir commuter will entertain friends her# Polly and Don Bru \Vc„ n ,, riI S, . un„| lhPj. , (he visiting ladies through the tuker *r* old arquaintanrci. ar.d i^rniancni home. Xtcannhilr Bar- facilities of the hotel, the sched­ •he Fernandez stopped to ire them t* r a says “We had a wonderful uled entertainment. and Iheir in Wyoming one year on their way ,ouf. wj||, k,,. 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August lfl. 3957 ft— T h a S a n fo rd Herald Rademacher Confident JksLSanfyohd 20uuitd ^ Jacksonville Elks Club Sends Boatacade To Sanford Tomorrow T»* Seminole Sporting Goodt loflball team will play a practlea game Friday nlpht wllh Robinron'a Printer* (aim her* In SanTha game aealad to fat under­ way al M o p m. tnnlght, will he played on tha Fort Malian Park diamond under the llgMi. The team the local lofthill enIhuilail* will meat la one af the n a ia "A* teami wllh whlth a re­ gular ration aarlea of gimai will ha played begtaHiit aometimi In September Hubert Ragwril, managrr of tha local loftbalt aggregalian alatid yeiterday that lh( tofthall ganlution ia fart ahaplrg up to gat the aeiton underway. HawttK, no schedule of game* haa yat leen announced for Hi* **ri*t which It eapeeted to be played en a regular baait. Thia ia the first af a aerie* of local athletic piatimat eapeeted to n* aurtad for fall and wlntarllm* participation by local inthulliiU. It it alao a aerie* which point a up the need for a Sanford year ‘round recreational program whereby all tpotla ciuld be brought into play. Already a howling leagut haa been announced that will bring to­ gether both men and women bawl, era In a mixed Hague which I* expected to get underway in tha near future. Davey Moore To Go For Title SYRACUlii N Y. V — Havay Moore, wl.d uied s well-planned right hand attark to gain a iplll declxlon Wednesday night nvar the frivtiierweight champion of Mexico, now want* tn go for the world title. The Springfield. Ohio (either sab*, "I want * fight with Unity, hui. I probably won’t get it rlkht away." Moorc't opponent in the War Memorial Auditorium lOrourul IrOut. Virinr Manuel (|uij*nn of Metlcn (Tty, altn had hniwd for a trout with world lltllri Megan Kid R juey. Rut Mnore'a powarful right band ruined (Jul|ano'l Amenran debut and hi* Immedi­ ate rhanrea of a match with Batiey. The hvr foot, three Inch IU — poind rictoC lost gtound In 110pound Quijenn only twin, in tha second and final roundi. Quljmo mounted a Jabbing attack aarh time The Seminole High Sehotl fnotbgil prartlr* dull* will get underway Monday morning II S:30, Coach Jim PtgoU baa an­ nounced. Pigotl revealed that there will he t»o workout* each day with •bout 90 minutes *et Slid* It Ihe S:30 drill and the alma amount of physical training at 4.30 In the afternoon. Th* Seminol# High School Coach eaid lr a recant Interview that "(her* it no substitute for physi­ cal fi.net*," and frnm all Indica­ tion! rigutf la sxperting ta gat hit tdp men in reariintti for the wintsr football clashes which Mirt lale In September. Pigott has urged III ‘'pirtffcu" for th- ".Seminole#" lineup Is he on hand Monday morning for th* first (raining period. Surteiiful d m stung candidetr* will don uniform! m Sags ember 3, tbo Coach slid in a rerent interview hul until that time the worknua trill b# In sharia end thots. Piloit will t># looking over each A rontny of between IK and 30 ! holla from JickinnvIII* will arrive In fUnford lomortow afternoon 1 lomettme heiwcan ) and 4 o'clock |to spend the weekend here aa guert# of the sanftrd Rika Club. The boat club making tha rrulie to Ranford from Jicfcaonvtllr la part of the Rika flub organiratlnn liter r. Elaborate plant are being made to entertain the boelera (laying in Sanford for tha wetktnd. Ratervatloni hrv* been made far the group at the Mayfair Inn Motel where Ihe group will diaembark It tha Mayfair Inn'* dock*. The Sanford Rika flub will aerve a barbecua Beluedey evenin* for the group which wil be followed by a dance at the Rika Club on Rail Second Street. The vitiUng Jacksonville boat­ er* will be taken on a tour of Sanford and tha surrounding area among the many Itann of entertainment planned for Ihe group. Tiia J*ikeuii)iiit - B ilk boat erganiiiUon will leave San­ ford Suhday afternoon to make tbo trip by water up tha St. John* River. It la expect*'! that lh« bestride will bring from So to 73 people to Sen/ord Saturday afternoon. Herb Score Returns To Active Playing Monday Night CLEVELAND 1A - Lrft-hartder Herb Score, who « i i the are of the Cleveland Indiana pitching altff when he v ia itrurk >rt the right aye by a llhe drive off the bat of Nrw York Yankee (ill MrDouga'd nn Stay 7, will return to the active playing llal nn Mon­ day. The Indiana announced Score will I'—orpanv the team to Ren­ tal City for it* next aerie*, and presumably will be put Into a game <oon. To make rnom for Score on the mater, the Indiana aent Inflclder Krn Kuhn to Slohlle, to report on Monday. WRONG RFCORDS ST. PAUL, Minn. «R — Anuther brill* between the "old guard" and golf* "youngileri" <haped up today a* a star-studded field started play In the 131,000 St. Paul Open. Sam Snead head* the veterna Into the 73 hole battle, while de­ fending champion Mike Souchak lope lh» impreiaive Hat of younger pliyrra. Tournament officials think the fi-yearold tournament record of 3 * . t i under par, may be a thing of the p»i' when the firing ie over Sunday. They point out that Keller (iolf Court# I* In lop chaps and per ehould lake an all-tima hal­ tering from the proa. Snead, uiually ronildrrrd pro­ fession! golf* wralthleat player, la glvPn H.e beit chance to break Hie rfcold and take tup money of tt.lWO. lie won the tnyrncy In 1937 ami flnlihrd In a fliit-plare Hr with Jim hrrrier in 13W. Snead haa taken more money from the SI. Paul puras than any other player. — Rut he wl.l have keen rompetlHon In hit title bid. Doug Ford, the Slitter* cham­ pion, and Lionel Hebert, PDA IIlliat, along with Souchak, Gene LlUler, Krn Venturi, Dow Flnrierwald, I'tter Thomson an,| longhitter tieorgr Payer are expected to hn In Ihe thick of the battle for the money. By A(en Mevdf Georgia Amateur Hobart Manley Jr. •Loses Standing NEW YORK th —The U. S. Golf Aitn. announced it hat taken awiy the amateur Mind­ ing of Hobart ktanley Jr . of Savannah. G*., beraua* he ac­ cepted etpanat money from a wealthy Sin Frenclaro autn deal­ er. t'KOA RMeutlv# Searetary Jo# TVy innoun-H th* mo»a Wednesday, laying Manley may apply for relnitalement after on# year. Dry aald ktanley admitted he received triniportallon monrv and other rxpemea for the I95J llritlah Amateur rh*mpi»n*hip from hb| I/i»ry, former UAGA official whm* tax ttmihlea rrrently were lured before ■ grind Jury tn San Kranriartt Imwiry'* grind Jury leitimonv hrnuihl hit mnnorlion with Manley tn light, Dey aaid. Itarvl# Ward Jt.. 193* and ll»M V. S. Amateur king, alio |nit hia emateur atanrling hecauie of adnrlHal expenie payrnenti by l.nw* ify. Ward i* now working aa an autn taHiman for leiwary. 77/0 S fK X 'iO our CHARM I97A A 1 ooooom a * W ALTER" • 1 JOH N SON P ' E O * TAB C A A R T g R M EM BER S OP B A S E B A L L . H O LPs TAB M A J O R LE A O U E R S C O R P f O R ty /L P A t r c n e s ty om s AYARMa M /fA M O tJR , # m r< < rt » » tm , r a w , , M OEOROE t'S L E R . AMprwtR A/AUOA r*A'ER A * p o v t r the 6 R e a r e i r REI&A6 f.* sr B *iE M £.Y E . 'fR , LEO H/S LEAOC e J I8JMQUAM. With. «A — The day Pete Rademacher came here to begin training he rod* beneath a banner stretched acrotj th* main itreet. . It retd: "Wolcotti* Pate Radamarher. New heavyweight champ.” The rentiment wae in considersWe eonflict wlih other opinion. For Inatance that of Nat Pleiaeher. editor of the Ring magaaine, who view* amateur Radetnaeher tak­ ing on heavyweight tilleholdet Floyd Patierwa a« "the greataet mlamairh in the hlatory o| boaIng.** Re that ai It may. Rademacher calmly |a going about preparation! for the Aug. 33 fight. Ill* workout gym II tne MrrdiiC T— Mall of the tw.-n of ld.ooo at the foothill* of the Cticide Mountain!. The building, which feature* an oldfashioned p-t bellied atove, la aMo uted for town danrer. logger! Watch Practice Radcmarher’r camp la charging tha uninuil aum of *9 cant* to aae the 19M Olympic champ wmdc out. Among tha ipe.-tator* are hardfilled, htJvy drinking loggtrC in from tha timharianda. Thia f.ght hat many unusual aa* peel*. One ia that there will ha „.i ludge* “It canfute the iaiua." Che re will be only a referee. Tom­ my Loughran. former light heavy­ weight champion who retired in 1937. If the fight go** IS round* ha will decide the winner. Ha may alao atop It before than. PromoU-i for tha fight In H**tlle'a Rirki .stadium I* Ja ck Hurley who haa been In the game alnre the early I920'». A lean, th arpfeilured matt In hia gOa, Hurlay H quick rpoken and quick thinking. Hr irmetimci wear* a pine* net and il known a* "the profeaaor." Store of ! Promoter In pait year* he haa been more manager than promoter. He man­ aged Hairy Kid Matthew* and, luring attempt* to get Maithawa a ahot at the heavyweight till*, spewed Such Invective a t tha In­ ternational Boling llu b that It found IU way into tha Oongrat- ilenal Record. Hurley’* greeted dialppolatmant wta heavyweight contender L*m rranklln. After II atralgbt win#, Franklin wai beaten by Rob Tailor Ift 1M1. In a i»<« fight, franklin auffarad a brain tonrusilon and died a few day* later. Hurlay I* predicting a gat* around 1400,000 with a full crowd in lh» U.OOO-ieat aUdlum at price* of MO, II I and 110. It wltl taka receipt* of ItHt.MS far Ridamachar’a (laorgla back­ er* to break even. They put up a IUO ooo guarantee to get Patterion to fight. Tha match wilt not b* lelevia^l or bmadciat. Reems Confident Rademacher team* quita confi­ dant Ha aayi ha ha> never tuf fared more than a "digit or wriat rpriln” In T» amateur houta, not rv*n a bleeding rut or a note bleed. He hae not aeen Pittereon fight etcept on tetevtilon. Of the champ's lait bout, Rademirhcr atyit "Palleioon's gaiella punch ha* a lot of arm but not *o much tMiwer. H‘i> kind of like ■ fl, Ifcrl * cepe lighting on your ahnulder an] Irrilat.-a you." Radamaeher haa been In ama­ teur boxing for 10 year* and he atyt he took more punlihment in two year* of college football at Waihington State University Uian le haa in the ring. "Friend* keep aaking me If I'm nervoua," he aayr. "I a»k hark If they are MfVotig when they go to ■wort In th* morning. Well, neither •m I." Rademacher n n hia ptwM> wife, Margaret, wa* not tnlhutlaatie at first shout hi* taking on Pat- '*rwn. •Now aka’* 190 t * ♦ T * * ? M’’* tajri Pet#. “In f»«*. a h ^ l •* ringild# the nlgfct of th# fllktThat rather aurptll** me." GOLF ODDITIES ’ r u g /9 9 W P S w v jm X F W 1 A c a P t M fA U y Ofi AH BACH . tm * . tr ' WMMtOVfKA MtftCt AMP ROLltP POWA A 917t* MILL JACO L !V E R ^ m i c r r * e /W AW EEAt i s 'C U B CM lo A O w ' SLANP, M E OM 7Mh TEST TEACAMB PB0 9 , 6 0 7 77/0 CM c H r n i t M i A Y ’M 7A * 7m A'OU Or •.OS6 /tCAMP* A/UCftBv COURSE //V1 9 0 0 , M/Z iC tf PR/YE A i r t r/£ 1929 A & /RP B u r A£ s r/iL a o r A B'RP/e 4 p y ZV/0 TWO A P A R S . , »f A*>#/lltaarl ff***9f| ' 'AMMACM o pen Joe Louis “Told To Soy” Motch iUnchampionlike KRNT, Waih. W — Former world heavyweight champion Joe l/iuia was "told to fay " that prearnt till* holder Floyd PMterion haa don* an un-ehamplonlik* thing by arrMlting a bout with Pet# Itademachar who ha* never fought profeaiionilly, Palter•on'a managar aald Wedneidly night. Cua !/ Am*;#, watching Paltenon ipar at Kant Memorial Park, aaid Louis "ia entitled IA ' hi* opinion hut I don't think lhaal'a hi* opinion.” The nmwn Romtrer had been ; quoted from Milwaukee. W ll. at aaying h* "would never have i dune a thing like that," and 'neither would any other champ­ ion in boxing." D’Amato laid he thought txuis ‘was speaking "as an official of the In te rn a tio n a l ilnim g (Tub. 7^ R EA P t h i s STAR TLIN G FA C T < ^ W M O R o u m b a Ml: ii it A n 3 m m . m in s PLYM O U T H , England OR The American yawl Carina,own. ad and akirpered by Richard Nye af Urver.wlrh. Conn , won the MO mile ocean yacht tare Wednrvday, rffitalng the finiih line near the Faitnet IJghthouae at .Ytt p m ertt. The Swedith yawl Kay and th* Rritilh ruttar Ja c.vita chared the Cauna up the Kngllilt Channel but neither wat rxperled to airiv# in lime to overcome the handicap they had man rarefully to detarmlne hit full tn allow Carina. potential at a threat in th *. full fall and winter schedule already Monday morvlng for a "rough and announced. ready" workout but he Indicated The n*<7 Seminol* High Coarh that the real "head knocking" will has already tevtaUd that h* will grt undetwav at toon at uniform* .»# out lo Improve the recoid eel are issued It it expected by that by th* Reminole High School Rem- lime he will have spotted hu be»t inolea iavt taason. pdentiala in important poiitionl First gam* of the tellnn will and will have already Itaried see the local high school eleven (Irrnuoua training In get other pitted agaitul Lyman High School Candidalrt tn shape to fill other which is expected to b* a clath poxitinn* neceaeary to po*.i th* for top honors. .Semihotea through a winning COeeh Pigott wilt be tm hand vueak. 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Your Pontiso donlor esn give you a complete facta-and-flguna comparison and sn on-tho-rond test to prove thnt Pontiso performance stAnda heed nnd shoulders a Ikjvo anything in the low-prio« field! AND PONTIAC HAS ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS AS ONE OF AMERICA’S TOP TRADE-INS! So why not look and fc«l like a million— instead of a million others? U N IT E D FA RM AGENCY 1 3 ^ ^ 1 1 W ^ ! ACTUAllY } N | U * « - ^ a l r ^ : APPLIANCES IN ONE M66lt “" ’ G E N E R A L E B ELECTRI C AUTOMATIC COMBINATION REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER W hen yon want In buy or sell real fnlale 5*9, ( ’Nil. or W rit# Trading’s T errific RIGHT NOW! M O W I A yew Wwrrf rS# ultlmmtm kt kerb economy and *afr— otfnery perferwmwi#, M e TH-#*>*>we CarbtarwNwn h m%mBmk h #♦ axvx m a en i v m riv* fewwe* prtm4 Hmrtm iimJSlil'k'l AaeWciaw’x Mama* pwwwe e/vmit mtj tM tk itv iy Penriw«’a a* as Iwtg a *Mf UNITED FARM AGENCY N#Irm R. MnrfAR, ttrertsenimlve Nit I I I , A lfiiKM Ii Kprlngn, Florida Itambntr Springe, 116 M a g n o lia Avc Pontiac n i �I « The Sanford H e ra ld — Pape 7 F rid a y , Au gu st 16. 1957 The Sanford Herald 'Battle Hymn’ Stars Rock Hudson jo d io jt a<.t lift * :li fn t u u t w u t a q THAT CERTAIN FELLINI) c a r s v i i j . k T o w N in iir. Miah. 8 — >lri. ObW D illard jumped to awat what she thought w ai a bee when ebe fe lt a aUnging een•ation. It turned out to be a lisrht-1 nine bolt which en tered the elec­ tric a l ayatem o f h e r hom e, tkipp. ed from a lamp and le t fire to th e couch on which the wa* wit- w a a a tv r a i t i a L e o u a iu v v ii.il r a m a i K m am u liu a tr Meuae Bit u clock It.part i*vuc U « « t » Catitaln (lailtnl U S Kva e a Ika niw* T:»o l i e . H a s a.e* Mr Adame * Rve t i e f*1a> n o e i e e l H a r e »:ee piaj* Troop.r >.)* rm n l o m l n e Uula i* ee i r e Line Cp Dean Haei, the famout flying paraon who value* hi* work In behalf of Korean orphan* above all the combat avlaton decorat. ion* he ha* won. Co-ttarr»d with Hudion. who play* Col. Ilea*, are Martha W er, Pan Puryea, Don PcFore. Anna Kaahfl and Jock Mahoney, and Importint featured rnlei are played by Allen Hale. Tart Ben­ ton Reid, Jamea Edward* and Philip Ahn. The lere rnplay by Chari*. Crayton and Vincent ft Evan* waa written before Col. Hen hlm*elf penned the current beat-1 Better alio titled 1 Battle Hymn" hut It covert the iam« epi.ode* m the life of thie remarkablo man. The picture wai directed by Douclai Slrk and produced by lto *i Hunter, who be can a not­ able allocation with Rock Hudaon whin they performed tho«e aarne dutlea on hit flrat really big eucceie, "Magnificent Obees-| aion" FAII.S TO LAY EOO • N E W BRUNSWICK, N. J . ! S M*g O'Pay, a Leghorn, fatted to lay an era Wednesday for the f lr it day elnct laat Oct. 1. Rut ?rof Clarence I’latt of the Ru'-| pera Unlvenily Agricultural Col­ lege thinVa Meg'* coneecullvw day itreak of 2M It a national ant poaeibly a world record, he raid. i e .j) ; i i ; o> W e . I Point K l . v a n O 'c l o c k N . w e l.ate ahi-w m a n eff I r.ea ttie t .u • ee b it »:*) * n te.ee le.i* ' It ee i : j «' *:ie > ee l >» T. ln<L ii.tt e a it'n iia v on BySTAN LEY |Ll SAYHES NOT EXA CTLY sV/HAT 'r tJ U 'D .C A L L A STA Y- a o a a i.* * et | -* tl lr» r .r .'t. Fit. Aarlcultur* dffi o-l F - r u m line* D io n A Btory Cartoon TI*# lllshtr Moute a t* K i . a tie A lilt HU Ton Miration aporta Ilia Tin Tia llxwla a l * * Harriet N* l l l n u Ur t.lllla Marala Tha Itucran.cra Jacklo tllcaaoa rial# aio rm H*yt Jranal* O u n.m oka • I* giudlo IJ tie# 1-ato ahow •t'kn tv an M ia u ia .it T . . I I'ait.ra ■ io a* Ca.nora T h f .o Hit* •nulhtlga l-r.a r-hof.h •«. t.-wu Ir a * W i l d Itlll tllckeW I *# It ll linn l —ll.r Mevie l i» T h l e l l tha I J f a 1 ■>* Uet Met — Or I I I A ir F e w e r ftv Helen I e« t .a i.lr « 4* I ’a v o r l te ll uab an d 1 4* IM Hulllva* I 04 <l. i: Thratra • le Fnr-I Thratre » ** H t.ffi i'hatten*e * 44 What e Mr l.tne’ to ll Mm of Annapnlla le t', Alfred lllirhcock I’ raeaate ti it U . r o r i Walk ahew it ll Mow* art alta Off Mownav auN aiaa 4 (I Tail Paliera 1 » f 'I n t e r I’ . . * *kaw 11|» .Nawl I <1 Captalo Ranaaraa 4 «• Newe 4 *4 Oarrr Steer e ill T I • i >e t; I "0 I *4 » «• HOWABO BU4MMOBI (top), an e*-Com munl*t wtto became editor of Confidential M agailne, enter* court In Lo* Angvle* to Uellfy for the prosecution In tha llbel-conrplracy trial of the publication. He told of Fraw rr.ca dc ScalTa, e*-w lfe of actor Pruee Cabot, who »ald aha had an affair with actor Clark G able to get a itory. Gable, reached In Hawaii, denlca knowing her. Mr*. T lta TurJorn (bottom, le ft), divorced from actor Edmund Purdom, added to the magarlnc'a woea by filing a J J 000,000 Ubct *ull. Herb Jeffrie* (bottom, right). f ^ r ^ r r h<i<hvtvt of Ttonnlo Qulllan. an atlrgrd newvgathercr for Confidential, haa been gubpocnaed to testify. f/afentaiioweO By R. J. SCOTT SCOH'S SCRAP BOOK a le 11.-14 11.1. II le 11.41 II •* Arthur Oodfray lll-TMl Uarrjr Hurti ir i airlif It Jtlck \ellahl LaU* Love u! Ufa e.arch F e r T.-merrew UuUIn* I.l*hi fwalva O Clack IU*ort - » r i La aaa US L'SSaUO At T h. W orll Tara* l;*« Our Ml.* Uruuka I I * Ilnu*.|>atty i . l * b'B r»>off I I I * W-h C n tlif (C-l/l) I *4 Uflahtar l>ay l i e eacr.t Murm I I * L la. of Nl*M I *» l'» t. Hau.. I •* UlcktJ Uuuh w Mau I * t u a .a a L a UMI.AUIto PMIUAV I.* Kam a o aita Wall I I 'll A lv .tile r* I le Cirtnen I'arnlval 1 .4 IV..m .r .t r aw.-Seer*. Jehu h a ir an 1 Ik* N.wa ** lr l 1 rifetUtht en Sp«n» • »J |.4a.tr y-»n l a r . 4. I .el T h . F it. Owfi gun. Jim U. • J) le.le I. . II. I* tlv • a* f:l* I >* .* ** la.v. I* It 11.44 I t 11 i: i* i i* i'll i i* a la l* »* W 1* II 0« Th* Tva-rr >lr A4ama and I n I'laihou.a at Btart l.'nd.rcurrant I'.nt-mla* U.l* ><m ioarnai l>r llaa.-m We.i I’elm fi'ih t New. ntperl i i .i i . «> . 4 F u . i ruaki •If n-eff im a u n anii.vivu Mlfn.on Froaram ll.cume Naa . -1' aether I'aplala Kanaare* "Fugf a a ttn . ahow It. a Hu The Ilia Tap AFTr.llkOOW le4u.tr* an l’er*4t i : ii Vo-Ac on Parade 1: ll L'arlnun tjarnlval pre-<lama Warm Ve iii l i t . .fall llama ef Ir* Waak i n Hroaklm llaailcip 1 J» * 4* I'lerMa trrlfirr* I H * II r tr v in i, * M 4 II Fra on the Werld 1H I (*♦ r»fl -n r arnlval »:** I It Na». *nt Waalhtr 111 gentle Jllfral III tllar Plclur* # tt 111 I It Central Fl-rida Bh.wati* Jlmmt liu ra.lt. ii« Trie fnr Urn Meat* * $• I:?* I'.M , llnn.l 1* W f h MRO ria v h e a t* 14 It Oun.mok* At* Tkere“—(All I I i * 5 M ■*V*a Fnw.r) Jl.-ks 1U4|* TI* 14:1* jll(!>war riirnl la-vrarr# Walk ghaw • i,:; illa-eff I J »4 II « Carloen Carnltel gamier gmaiher* n.yorte u: Joke luly end the Naw* *|il»»*i • gmarl llhythm* i'Uf.l ghnw liviiemin Club Tolti.t Hrautt Th '.o Whiling (llrli lllim n l Blrv«rd •irm end AU*n gharlff of Ci.rhlaa [lilt at’RDAT 1:1* aia* »n 1:11 Nana-Waalhtr Bra on M*w T*rk 14:1) Camara Three 11:4* I.*' . Ttke a Trt* rhrltlopher. III* 11:44 Harkt* and Jeakl* Carteen Thtairt I I I * Thlt le the Life 1:44 Matlnao Thaalr* r .tr v itb I I * Mr. IVIaar.l I ee in.narIan 1 l *e F*c* Ih* Safina l le Worll Newt lloun4aa lie* Ije i Word 1’rl.le of the Family Meal* 4:1* Mr raverlt* Ku.htna T:4» B-l Bnlllvan Bhrw f :ll ri r Thaair* III* A1f i ••* llllrhrork Frr.mU I :*4 III 44* Chatlmc* »ih k 'l.i a My Lina |*e* Paallny I* f T h . Wan It c* TV: rlayhnut* ll'* * Blfneff t» :e « tins- BI’BKPS TO JA IL •SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. 0* M otoriit Wayne F liek en g er learn­ ed the bird way iJiat hallo m ak e* waste. A fter l-etnr given • ticket for apee-ilng, Fliekenger oped away again Ttila tim e, he vgai jaiiled. BAN 8NAKK-CH ARM ING SYD N EY. A ualralia -W - S i r gtudenta from Sydney Univer­ s ity thought th ey would bo v .i t u ir. i ./ a fur the opcnlnr Bight performance o f the mualc a l. "The P ajam a Ciame.’* The •ludruU- four boya and two girli-ehowed up dreeim l In paja m a i. *rti’ne»t» I P***M (jw«# Radio & TV Log •'Bittl* Hymn." the Univariate International picture In Technl color and Cinemaacope itarrln« 0 t k Hudion which open! Sun­ day at th# Movie land Rlde-ln Theatre, tella the earllnf and TOO THEOLD HOME TOWN i;K tau StrfO L O B E tfL L S AAt DEADLY foLS ■kj FutLhlTuAL. LAR.YAl.6F -fd l BtL<kE BoR t ROLLS ik -ta l b a c k s ci c k a ir s akp •fKL LEGS c» -fABLXS. a a a n tr -SC9APS0RD 0M N A H CE. ARa.AHcLMr.tiT: fRlCrOlSPoSlftOK OF1KL PARfS OF A COMPOS Mi OH wriK a x e a r p d i OH L AKOfHlR. AJlD -1KL VfKOkL. OROOMHAHCt, IM EuROPL, A CtCRLL. - 8- i o Wk V//f(ovJ^ v i f o f SPLCtAL S f l l L S 5 COULD ROCKL<S. OLf PlAhlS,-<AHKt, L it , NOT BL MAPE ? ^ouiM BiuM , Go BAD'. OlRfivGUM. A jip D uK C aftH . •uuiaiva 4:14 Plan-on Praar.m fltaamt 4 II Stwa-W oaihar I tl Jimmy llta* ahew T il N.wa— lllrhard O, rt-llalal T II Amund ih* a i.it I *» *'*n '.In K *o *a ra * N.wa— Hlrhard O. Hollalal • • 'it! Around il>a aula e •# Kta on tho World » le Mr L illi. More'. le m Ptlca |. mum Birth* It Mirk Yalta! M4y l - t * e l Ilia lit* B-arrb f..r Tomorrow ti a Uuldlrg t.lahl ------:M wool* »*-Tl!l IJ ee w .u .a crenkll. III, — Ike Saw. II I* d I * CeUolod I) |4 rid Turn* Our Ml., flrnnka An Llnkl.lt.r'a llout* Parly Air P.rrr Sana lllrlaw \ x Th* ill* l ayoff Thla l^nd of Oure 1I *! 44 Prlthltr t-ay a.-rai aierm rd *. nr Night Channel i aI C r-.iret)* Fr* on th* World K IK V Itn ■ I* Altanturo with Uaale Wall iii* cartoon carol, ai ns: LE I S M U C U K lS U H O t W 'f A X D lH C A . B 0 U < ^ L A K O U H l" t t W A < t « . A. C A M t L K tE D S . C A M ELS l^AVL B L E K KHOWK '<0 KA&.CK 3 4 DAys WHILE COVERING 5 3 0 KILLS VfHKouf W t» ih *r.N *w *-g y erla IW|*1. a Choi-e rhai* Trooper Man N*w* lleport -| 4p»" glln off W tHI-aAkPHNn lie* Nil.nt VI l i e m i lia r H V kM i* N*w* Taan Tim* Nan* T hr J l h v l h m Hour Wifbl al dii Ywillarhl Benae gperl. II....k Put*. g*r Fantur* Nrw* Commentary l-hll n.od ln.-mlm* |i.*r4tlm* Naw* I'.artllm* Thr Ithvlhm Ilnur Al Hum* With Muale S'raa lluundun gun Off M T rn illT wnnMuu glfn On l>*> n llraakar* N.wa I.w o l l r r a k . r . It*. g.vm Or’lerk (luk .Saw. . Fla Naw. • Nal't R|».rl. n |—■ti. Frwe r - w. - - - - Choi “ olra J-nk*r'o In* World ar Nl. If .mine llolr .India* ntl. Morn, rf.orinn N-we .oat M m . ge-tlna N.we gat. Horn, g.ael** * -It 'iuh Cvumry girl* I'gA WrtrII at Nnnn Hailln Farm ilia*.I liar Nunn llan-h N.w. Jl.r Non* llanrh Matin.* n mil at Thr»* Carolina Cu»-t’i<e T.«n Tim* N» V TORTAL UNION M EET* OTTOWA W -P rlm a MinUirr John Plefenbakfr opontd the 14th rottgrei* of tha Ualvertal l’oatal Union hprf, (ho flrtt ever hclrl In Canada. Roma 100 datagain* from 91 rountrlea parked (he Benata chamlwr of (ha Parlia­ ment building la hem DUfaitbaher c ; r. the eight week con­ ference. The delrgatca, aoatly high-ranking poatal offlrlaU, will meet (wica dally. Ta.n Tim* Nawa Th# lihyhjj^^jauf World *i an Tnlllahi B-nge nm-rU u*ok> Pun. B*r. F»tlura Now* i.-nmmtnurv Ork A H!»r , Juko ll-* dal. Nlahl New* jlirw. tin* gat. Nlelit Juko lilt Mi Nlahl The Ithrlhm Ilnur At llum* With Muol* N*wo lluundup hlen nlf ai m i a v Monviuu Han in Now* . Mualralo Tima 3nllllu*l unno of I'rvuilna kniithwln.l Wne.ro World ot Nino Cut-. H*r. Fratur* Mu.trot. H Inot oo Kioto ef Jog I* i« II ** I'h-i.rh B.r.lr* H-to'iov kor*n*tla Now* r.to-1.r I'nn Phew NoW* Nundiy Pnn W-nnr rln.y.l l-mer.m g-tn-l.v Matin.. Now* Hun-lav Matin.* Now . h-ir-l.v M.llnoo -In Mori. Ilnur " -ti «t at* Mpnrto H-uodup l» J Jomhnroo Churrh H.rvlr# I'l.l M~ (nr Hud* Now• I'l.t 'I T fnr Muele it llnmo Wmh Mu.ln j )awo _ llnundun in DANMl O'CONNfU. 24. e potto victim, haa cabled hla father, a retired Chicago policeman, from Motcow that he will vtilt Communlit China. O'Connell la one of 47 delegate* to the youth fea-J ttrvl In the Iluealan capital to ac*. cepl an Invitation to PdpIng.The Mato Department haa warned (hat the youtha may fare puni­ tive acl Inn. ftnirmnllonall . p a O M lC I O lV f J RIDf IN THEATRE MAT SHOWING STARTS 7:2S h JfR c c .^ nw w R* FEATURE - H i T ^ 7 :« r u n li *T^TTTTe4 J.^w* WE ARE OPEN TAUAM ACTIfM SoplUa Loren •ip* a breakfast of oranga Juoce In Washington befora ahoolirg •lari* on her new picture. The •lory take* placa on tha Potomac and th* actual vena U e ver, mg uwd tor outdoor ihol*. FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 :3 0 “My Fair Lady” 4Rcll* Arc UinginR” “Auntie Mamc” .Sl/IAMUU-OfittamKf BADLANDS oF MONTANA JoniqJiiA Spaeth % New Show Opening In Fall Reg. 119.95 American Flyer Train Set $19.96 G.E. Waffle Iron R eg. Tlekrit U th*«« «how»— ring Radio Cllr Muale Hall, f>ur and lunrhron nt Unit- H Nallona, holal, TT llfk* a(g, rail coaeh faro—all Inchided In N. Y. Champion Theatre Party SrfHrmbrr 29 - O flo h rr S I’rita per person from || Sanford. $152.67 C al I - T. Shtppard, Phong FAIrfni 2-1213 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad $1495 neff. 17.95 G. E. Portable Mixer $ Q .9 5 -PLUF ATUBR— >:ll Only M IB W S C hap ter No. 9 “’The Hlnrk Arrow* SUNDAY A MONDAY i t his Mtuational beat...a teen-age terror who icares nobody but himielf as A N D M A N Y O T H E R B A R G A IN S C O R N E R Ista n d SA N F O R D RklUMiR hwlf lU tU tl h iu iu ia • tv a r A a * va.Tirj= r PRATURB— 7:41 Starts Sunday $ 0 .9 5 WINN TV hi ItiUN iHElSMMIt DBJNQm mjmmumm hm*t ROW(V W tB •NOWCf gWUKOI fwa-wiydfWrdkttI^-»eawMh4Bi*a*V * ' MARTHA HYIR DAN OURYEA M iM i- k « u a n k Lvituti a: wurewi r t m ru n H *!, I»IS •CHILDREN UNDER IS ADMITTED FREE" ^ 1 �iMday, Auffuat 18. 19ETT Pagw R— Thu Sanford Herald OOTOf IKE/PONT WCU. VMUY-CNTHEOJTFfl fUL AStElP VONW tlt GEHJP A n CWH Hf M X S tR E . ^TCA-ioE.VlVEftrtl WEMUSIST1U. f i BE WMi THE* r f JUEnJAKTDH \*A1C>'*TEA \ m itw rp ^ Agriculture News CKC1L A. T t’CKEK. II iCOUT.TY AGENT COLUMN 1 S*mlnof« County cattlemen and poultry men whe plan to Attend the Cattlemro’a InrtituU on Au* jv*T *o*»» »» Camn dovrrlaaf near ! Tj»V» PT,riiJ wr ta* fuuitry Intotute on Au*u»< J9-24 at Camp MeQuarrle will b* utlllrin* their time to root advantace aa the prorrama are well worth attending-. Thla year the Cattlemen'i Initltute la*U for one day only. Mora en p h uli U placed upon patlure produetlon and Irrigation, and lha more pteetical and auccetaful cattlemen are on the program. MO P M. — Registration Marts T:4S PM . —General Assembly — Motion picture*, address by F. S. Perry, anno-incements, enter­ tainment, etc Tuesday —AuguJt 20 —g:tS—12:00 AM. * Do You Know" How to Barbecua Boilers?" —J . S. Moore; "Some Suggestions on Poultry House Con­ struction —Material* and Co*U" —T. C. Skinner; "Do Your Broilera HA* Coceidiosii?’* —Dr. C. F. Simpson, "This Broiler Bullnesa" -p an el: "What’s New in Broiler Management?" —Lloyd l JU ST 6 A .S t h e m I K*aov, ^— •* Meve fauno Poitevtnt; "What’s in BoUer T A u c r je -T O 6 0 M F A V E 0 S N T B A M **> oo . aONaooo u it r r I Equipment?" —Thomas B. Pres­ THAT Vfoy SU6J TH S OOTTS. IT t v z z >tote aeeaiona are both varied and ton; "The Processor and the Broi­ A M7JUTE AfjQ 1— TH EY NS S O TO ( j S O W > Informative, including panel dla- ler Industry" .up^.eecOM£ m e n / > — Roger Painter; ruuiona and addreiaei on topica "Contracts, Control* or What?” ranging from Barbecuing of Broil- —I’hil Freeman; —"Broiler Mana­ era to Probtema of Turkey Pro­ gement Costa" —Hampton Walduction Iktr. Following are the hlghlighta Afternoon — 1:45 — 4:30 from the two programa: "The Future of the Poultry In­ Jerry l.e*ls al his sensalional best stars in "The Delinquent" which FOURTH ANNUM. CATTLE- dustry" —Vem Steckley; "The •pen* Sunday at the Kits Theatre. Co starring nith Jrrry Is Darren MEN’S INSTITUTE — Augu.t JO. Chicken of Today and the Chicken H elium and Martha llyrr. 1957. H of Tomorrow” —Charles Van9:10 feaulla of Rcteareh on treat; "Chang.-* in Florida’* Hat­ W. Risher. J . M. Doris, Paul Gtasa FertllUation of Forage and Grain chery Industry" —N. R. MefcrOopt In Terma of Cotte, Relume hof; "Florida Hateherymen and rock, S. C Means, and Profili—J . R. Henderton, Breeder* Serve lh* Poultry In­ Afternoon—1:45 — 4:3d J A £ srAmlst, Agriculture 1 1.* ten­ dustry" —W. F. Lewis; Special 'Wi.at FRNB is Doing for the |Poultry Industry"—Charles Hicks; 1 Hf pees, don Sarvice.’ Meeting of Florida Hatchery and i “Amendment* to the Poultry and | SO I ro o ts. S«i*vr.» \fl* iH.CiDOW*, A »c LAteir... |cm, w ar me, L « O M A fP fN m i too me 10: IS Feed Production Prac­ ) a O 3 C 1 P « R _ » 0 U *c z v.. Breeders Asm. ■-1 flASM, TWITE l ro o w n rr/x AXO MOW T » S fA*»LH ^ T W U T H . flA SM .. IT Egg Laws" —T. J . Mullin; "The man ro j i s » w I tice* and Feeding Program* Uted is w ait.hore* »CVK ./row'T ItfU T SS THAT c o t s AU THAT R'Oi LOOT M l r ig h t , p o t s ' TKO \ SURE f t f l S K T T ! « NACT us «o ^ w e p ctil Wednesday — August 21 — *:t5 Poultry Industry and the 1957 I,r;c*v*a s. b o « ...'M < Q oM rvrm e on Our Rahchee—J . O. Pearce, m ro mg h a x o s c * rno.se I S - H f LAST O P T X f \ r O K 6 A H d THIS I“ -CU>I rt'TX ■ rA rw rxT rest s o m e > t k m to rr» BA(f«A«'AHS.. UUt t MtAN glilaturs" —A. G. Matourek; Okeechobee; Dalaa Dort, Saraao- —12:00 A M. TOWNS YOU lO O T IP / I Sn/TF BACK TO T K GCAiN w r i t M e * , i-Hij, : o w M a PEA SA N TS... ______ X n a c o u n t c/f- A t t i c s 1 p o o r s t o r e r s _ ta; J . O. Carter, Palmetto; G. A. "Vaccination for Broilers arvl Re­ "Presentation of Members of Egg IATIK& TXiSfA Jt n u t 'j YOU\L HAVt WOCstfO l tW,1 t*U*i POUTS Furgaaon, Ocala; Richard Kelly, placement Pullet*" —Dr. M. W. Commission and Poultry Legis­ ic w m T s .T o / v — c r.mmsl, “Are Voe Able to Con­ lative Interim Commillec"; "The Stuart. Tvtsc rtene .V'a z c m t l ; 11:30 Questions and Answer*— trol Those File*?" - J . E. Brog- State Podtry DiagnoMic Iatbora- j K riixrff; don; "What Poultrymen Should teries"—Dr. Alexis A1I morning epeaker*. 12:10 Barbecue Lunch (Served Know About Taxaa, Willi, ate." Meeting of Board of Directors of , by Highlands County Cattlemen's Dr. C. C. Mox Icy; "Whose Chicks Florid* Slate Poultry Producers Should I Buy?" - Dr. Arthur Hei*- Association Aaaoc.) derf; “Breeder Management" — Eveplng —7:15—"Chickens Around Afternoon 1:10 Irrigation of Pastures — Charles Vantr«as; "The Feed In­ the World" —Dr. Don C. Warren dustry and Ilia Tou’tryman" — Friday —August 2 3 — 2:15 S t Elmo Dowling, Moderator. a. Factor* That Should B« Frailer Rogers. Roek Hudson and Martha llyrr 12:00 A.M. Cbniidered When Deciding Wheth­ Afternoon — 1;45 — 4:30 scene from "Ratlin ’’This Respiratory Disease Pro­ in a er or No( an Irrigation System "Poultry ■* * Career" —W. M. blem" - D .- C. F. Simpson; “Eva- Hymn" nbirb opens Sunday a tkAtJ(.A29 wOfiT ANT S u e * V .U Z I C P N lS W T I VMAZZa T ? Should Be Installed -W . II. Ken­ Fifield; "Scope and Progres* of ! us lion of Genetic Performance the Mo.(eland ltlde-ln Theatr# AVSOe o e T H X 0 T S K N NtSHT, ao o c YI rr drick, County Agent, Palmetto. ST U R T * T t - B Y U 9 f O _ 4-lt Club Work In Florida" - J o e Factors" —Dr. Don C. Warren; W A S A R O N P A R T Y I TO 8 8 I |— —■ J b. Some Things to Coniider In N. Rugby; Talk* by former 411 "What Happens to the Income Planning an Irrigation System — Club Member* Herman Jones and From Eggs When Pullets are I. II. 9tewart, Work Unit Confer- I-ester Parmenter; "Why a 4-H Started at Different Seasons of ration I§t. Leader" —Earl Nelaon; Introduc­ the Year" —N. R. Metrhof; "Poul­ C. What It Has CoM Ms to E»- tion of 4-H Club member* and try Integration —What is It? — rllTITIOI * %SUM tahlish. Operate, and Maintain an presentation of OTICE M IIERKIIT OIVLS awnrda to 4-H Is It Here to Stay?" —Dr. C. K. t h N sin e ss i Irrigation System —Dallas Dart, Poultry Club Member*; "Value of Laurent; "Some Observations of l l ma ti i e I TamI tl*rahxmanf rn-ti 4In* # .b uunde r Ihi Sarasota. 4-H Club Work in the Develop­ the Poultry Industry in Central f i c t i t i o u s n am e o f I r a d e w l n d s llu and th at I Intend to r e a l i t e r ee l. 2:30 How We Hava Improved ment of our Youth" —W. W. Florid*" —L. M. Hurd. n a m e a l t h tha C l e r k of , k * Clr Our Herd through Record keep­ Brown; Conference of Cooperator* Artenwoo—1:45 — 4:30 toll Cou rt , ttemlnote C o u n t r la. In sreordan.-# with th a ing —Max Hammond, Bartow. In florid*'* Random Testing Pro­ "Some Problem* in Producing ri v l i t o n of th e K lr tl l lo u a N a m e Ht> 3 00 Progress in Production gram —N. R. Mehrhof, Leader; 'What Do You Know About Your I tit a. t o - v H : S e ct io n I I I «S F l o r l d i Testing and Plans for the Future "Operation of Present Test" — "Activietie* and Plant for the S t a t u t e s H U . O. I t IICOTT —J . E. Pace, Animal Husbandman, A. W. O’Steen: "Preliminary Re­ Turkey Association" —J . S. Moore Agricultural Extension Service, port on Egg Quality —F. R. Tar­ Gainesville. ver, J r .; General Discussion COeAT SCOTTV n J O f? $ 0 MUCH TO OO. you oe s u p p i n g 3:11 Progresa in Control of the Thur*d.*y — August 22 — 1:45 THOU VOj O y -I 19 IT THAT ■vrTi-B oaas ;v$TAa?^r Recent Outbreak of the Fever- -1 2 :0 0 A. M. l A T E * a, aorret quia* ) lick —Dr. C. L. Campbell, State "Enteritis in Replacement Pul­ Veterinarian, Tallahassee. let*" - D r . M. W. Emmel; "Ob3:40 Statue of the Serverworm servatlon* of floor Layer Opera­ If. JAMES GUT AGENCY Eradication Program —C. L. tion*’* —John P. Weeks; "Manag­ i Smith, U. S. Department of Agri­ ing the Caged I-ayer*" —Lloyd SI I EAST FIHflT STREET culture, Orlando. Poitevint; "W hat’a Happening to 4:18 QueMlons and Anewer* — the Egg Producer* on the West PHONE FA 2.1 t i l Ad afternoon rp**ker*. Coset?" —Dr. Arthur Hetodorf: 5:00 Adjourn "Egg Quality is a Must in Sales" H. JAMR8 CUT JAMES U. GUT i« h p o u l t r y iN S T m rr* — — Fred R. Tarver J r .; Market August 19 24, 19ST New* Panel —Guyton William*, Monday — August 10 kfoderator, Panel Members; F. IUGOBMIO/Wo _OOWN Legal Notice General Insurance WHEN THERE’S A JO B "THE MOHTY M D G ET TUX WANT AO • TO BE DONE, DEPEND ON THE “MIGHTY MIDGET”— THE LITTLE GUY WITH THE POWERFUL PUNCH— I’i W f t W W I S B i A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE SANFORD HERALD a Survey* show that 4 out of 3 daily newspaper readers OZabk U O O K tO cheek the duMiffed ad* r e g u la r ly / r u t these llllte gtanW to work for ’ErftW' Tt«H’OR INAV*T JURY JFflCT.lt yn« — horhig. »*Wnr. h lrln r, rentln * — eartyhm yvwr maaaapa to our thoufande of rwadera d*Or- H ’a your beat ad yeriM itf bay I DON’ T PRESS YOUR LUCK! TH E P A ST W A T TO G ET S U R E . F IR E R E SU L T S — P I.A C E A W A N T A D iIm whsto laasilr to m U. It lak*u eight m oat** and three that* tor m ailt* mu polis prolecttom I W » wall waUI k * I M 1st*. Start j « « town m w l See r * u r phydclsn or local Stalin desartmes*. Help ttarap out paralytto poll*, ka ibrsat M your bom*. yaw community * * d m * bo u bu j. W M B ta O S E . Call Ad Taker FAirfax 2-2611 �n CLASSIFIED INDEX ? !/ I: REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 5— REAL ESTATE FOR SAl.P. 12—BO\TS and MOTORS ■M -SPEC IA I. SEP VICKS _ _ 27—XOTIUKH—PHWSON A124 Friday, August 16. 1957 D !’ The Sanford Herald— Pag* 9 ROI.LAWAY, Hnaprlll and Baby WELL DRILLING W. P. SMITH Heda Day. Week or Month— Fairbankt-Morae Pump* Outboard Sales k Service r:nw ti m m iv Tel FA 2 5111. rurniture Comer Repaira to all makes 2515 Perk Ave. FA 2 6221 li t Wen Firat S c ______ ! 5. Compass 26. Clrl'a ACIOM HOWARD C. LONG MUriilM t'j:-;' ra See the new Marine Hardware point turn* 1. Drawing M U tiatni N 'l r ’j 207 E. Commercial Ave. Wanted, a ride to Orlando daily.! Oepar.ment. i abbr 1 SI. Tibetan C t4"ri *:• Phone FA 2-2833 van r’A 2 1362. Announcing new line of lino alum­ WE IR E STARTING U.-*ji(t1 K il J t l T « 6 Small bag pri**t t. Capital inum hoala. Fithing t-oa.i tliroujh Interior Decorator, reodental a MOKE HOMES IN u n u iiH u ’ j u h 'i T. Warp-yam .10 Caliber (Cur I H - A K fliU .S FOR SALE W. H. -BILL- STEMPEB over night cruieere. Bc»t pricer. LUTLE \EM UL ! fintjiid t-t w ti'-it Commercial Altrratlona an> A L*«'a men 32. Blende 1L Befor* Realtor 4 Insurer nu b 'B t : 4 TEXAS — MAID BOATS cuatom made drapariev Fiei 4. Small Island 33. Arabian MKL’W UL’ ll** *in au t) All modele Mercury motor* In Anoc. Du) Allen, liretchen Hall,; ee.lmatas. Call FA 2-182.1 altei 2 rrfngrratora, double bej roila10. Oba*rvtd gar. 12. Fat ntiviit-t Haaxnri way, hedtteedi, chairs, table atoek. Rif taring* on MK 25 and Arietta Price. Ereretl Harper 5:30 p. m 14. Staple food mente 14201114 l l t O H f 13. An outfit MK26-E "eve jalouilrt windows. 3 stake A Phone FA 2 1991 112 N. Park Uri.tri U iJ I(Ctun.) 31 Vend 14. Rough 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath USED MOTORS faucet.'. Sen at Bennet Court, 14 rieaamg C h ry sler A irlem p 33. Exat on* Cherry Real Eatate Agenc) 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath Orlando Hiway, 7 't HP Mercury, good S»wS r*0 T»«ur4ay** 14. Competition change 15. CenattteDial FA 2W29—Notary Air Conditioning and Heating 1 Bedroom, 2 Hath "Vb HP Evtnrude, aery good 67.00 34. Haunt 50. Constel­ tioevai premium 1219 W. 11 SL Rear-Barber Shop 5 cu. Jl Leonard refrigerator, C. H. STAFFORD Late model 7 S HP Evinrude lation 41. Un­ 37. Heathen If. Coro (Jap ) h.3« new, 5150AM). Call FA FA 2-4731 shift .35 oo 215 Oak Avenue divid­ Image Prok la. Wall reeeaa 51. 1-0729. Very good Mercury hurricane SS.OO ed GATLIN BROTHERS SS. Contend 33. Leather •SO. Counsel >na bun* haa been aold. ao act Perfect Mercury MK 55 St. C ~ r * i new Contractor*, Dragline*; Gentva ! Special this week only 5129.95. 44. Maaaur* 24. Sphere flask while there homei are under S3. Unit of electrir, 1955 model, l G an.) lane. Gr.) meter 2252. Ph. FA 2-3276 Sanford. I Itoipomt nuah button control23 lU rer (Sp y <nnit ruction S I f !.2? ramp:::* A. h. PETEKSuN electric Move. May bn *<-»u «t FT. U fl Perfect 40 HP Mercury rith Broker AaiociaWa: A. B. PetarLaterne School of Dancing Pauls Town 4 Country T V ,1 28. Ghastly pal* 493.OJ all control!, 1956 » 1 T" 4 T" i 4 aon J r . P. J . Cheiteraen, Gar­ lto Magnolia. Tap - Aerobatic - Ualict SO Incut field Willett., and R. VY. Wil- Some rf thei* beautiful homes — PLACES TO EAT Enroll now for fall terms, start­ 30. Explorer 1 i« ITllama, A. C. Doudney, Land lre located on Lake Front lots. ing September 3rd. Claisaa for 1 RCA air conditioner, *» ton wini Bp ) ituw type in u*e less than 3 % beginner* and advanced aluSurtarur Rarbequa lunehta SOe 31. Mouthllka .J '•I day*. List pnra 5249.95, aarrl116 N. Park Ave. Thane FA 2*123 denl«. Curb Service, 11 a. ni. to 2 a. m opening 1404 K. JOth ft. Thcne FA 2 M ■"» I firing for 6150.00. Thou* F A ; 33. King of Busy Bee Drive In % li r r C. A. WHIDDON, Sr. , 2-1021. FINANCING: V. A.. French Ave. at 20th St. Judah Keglaterad Con'fntlenal. F. H. A. 2 * Sproch J Furniihlngt of 2 bedroem h<wi»e| Real Eitato Brokor <—HKACtr I'AKMIKS In Service 40 D« off' for *ale. Including TV. »a*hi % d % 202 1L Park Ave. FA 2 5931 & 42. Not r r I* ii tng machine and GE refrtgera. Stodern Atr-Condltloned Salon working Priced From: tor. Keaionable, A-l cond. Wil. KENNETH fc- SLACK HARRIETTS BKAUTY NOOK |2.50 per rail ptua part*. 9 rear* % IS. Straighten Iiam*. 2U Vnlutla Drite, De­ ''' 113.175.—515.623. KEG. REAL ESTATE BROKER expericnca in TV Service on all 105 S. Oak Ave. FA 2-5742 tvar.t llary. rh. NO 8-1492. tnaka* and model*. One j n r 1009 E- 2nd Thona PA 1 0221 % JC 1 ^ 44 cirtlu Summer Permanent Special guaraniM en *11 parts. Wa alio Le-'ier Spinat piano, 6 month* 43 A*tnngeat $5. k 56 60 ten-tee auto and home rartior. % OZIEK REALTY CO. r or inform a aon call old with damp rhaiar, 6350 00. B fruits Haul I’orter Beauty Shop Plriura tuba* repaired in your I —LAST_*nd M u n d __ i I.aura n. Orter, Realtor Phone FA 2-1971, 44 bhor* reroaa % g ; % home. 59.93. guaranteed, 1 year. iiOl W. 25m St. FA 2-1521 Hard VI. Field, Associate JO M 1 rki !. LOST— Bruxn *a-l white B r*s'»; 2601 So. Orlando Hwy FA 2-5543 Tboiiw FA 2 3651. 9 a m. to 3 p.m. Kenmorr elactrie range, goo-l con­ DOWN hound. strayed i" »'fn itv ol CLASS BEAUTY SALON 7 /t including Debary 4 Lake Mary dition 650. Baby bat, 610. Sm all! Ao 4| 41 -5th A French. Finder r ‘f »“ Loch Aibor, 3 UK. 2 bath. Fla. 1. Pudding Air-Conditioned BARNES TV SERVICE compact kitchen table set with! contact r A _ J Ui<;_____ starch room and carporte. Perfect for 201 Ea*t Commercial Clearmont Ave, Lake Mary fold a>ay benches , 635. Pb. > peli. golferi. children. By NaIB . M FA 2.4212 LOST— 2 Beagt* hound*. m a le k FA 2 6412. Model airplane aupnliei, X-aeto val Officer, FA 2 4213. 2. At a female. A. L. Dunn. Ph. FA I 41 wood ctrvlng Vmte *et». Bur... „ Sale* office coiner W Crystal l l l ' UU ,| B ' in-1 i»~ tv rgTETT distance SELL US YOUR FURNITURE 2-t057. . FARMER'S AGENCY. REALTOR Drive A U k * Mary block, l*l« »»—FEMALE HKLf WA.Ml.i ;e«» Vihro-crafter tool*. 3 Tram w Ua»h for any amount. Super ROLLINS IIOIUIY SHOP Waltraia and eurb ji r l over 21This i» a past JfU jn W ti Thttjlrt 11* S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla phone FA 2-4591 or FA 2.301J. 4. Church Trading Pott. I mile south of 2617 S. French FA 2-193J for Harriett Redding. Erp. date FA 2-5221. Alter hours FA 2-2616 Apply Pig 'n Whist musician* Sanford. Phone FA 2-0677. Aug. 28. _________ AVON cosmaUcs haa immadiat* A A A Tree Service WOOOMERE PARK HOMES TESTED—APPROVED opening for mature woman to Tieet Removed, Demoiaed i_ r o K k k n T Sanford Ave. at 27th St. GUARANTEED APPLIANCES serve Avon territory. For aplh FA 2-0421 2 4 3 Bedroom Homea 55 Frigldaine 7 eu ft WEI AKA APARTMENTS: vor mr write row to Mra. t-junstr tif., L n i:i 5750. Down . 560.00 month. r intment, refrigerator with tim e r n.j'-l'-t' i ni ■ 4»« i Mllanch, box 246, Lockharl, Deanne School of I)«nce private balhi- 114 W. First SL S— Flower*. Planli., Skrtb* 23. Malt 2 . Pitiful ACROM chetl, excellent 5129 94 SJL’ISIM f-l’*7 ' IN I This la a pan to the Rita Theatre Fla.__________________________| Tap. ilalli . A bever­ atlc, in my 55 Frtgidalra 9 ru ft. exclamation 1. Vahlclaa N'l-MMltlM .1 IT, EFFICIENCY apartment* iuU for Elizabeth Woodruff. Exp. CROTONS 35c. 3 for 5100 studio -istraton taken age 3. Capital 3. Crate* . iltl'di'J • Strong able woman for hours-I new refrigerator, 50-lb. able for eoupla or single parion. date Aug. 23, 1937. ALo larger sues now. FA S-0654. 24 Man a M.*.cjti:-t, t : i'' ( Bur I S .T o w tr well 714 Magnolia Ave. freeier 6159.03 Private bath k shower. Ideally „ . . GRAPEVILLE NURSERY U'LMIiJ.I S D o tl . nick4 Trap i aero | for caah. 6 lot* in May- ^ ..D -vju , Ave yA o.nija 6 cu ft, *lartlic refrigerator 21A-PI.UMBI.Sl.and ROIlFlSti la c iM acroa* from Toil Oltic* . 1 Bargain tAL'Ilil IMIS’ r-J'-'i fair SecUon on Shitley Ave., ^»»P«v' “a Ave. tA . osas Full time saleslady wanted for ram* 6 T rue 10 Mine A-t condition, just the N tlll-lTL" Inquire Jacobaon Dept. Store. | Department Ftore work. Must i-u n iv r A SEPTIC TANKS 23 Mon*- QOL* (Scot ) near Like Monroe. W. t . Kuril, , er.tranee* thing for a smalt apt. 5 49 90 :-l‘:lMI4l»V7 Of 4 ICK l.VH I PM EAT be neat, pl.aiant, and willlne to p l u m b in g lary hoff Jr.. FA 2-2251. 6. Girl a E**y wringer watbtr, will do 12. G*nue at triMMD' t ll-.iN ( imdenTall else. Titcbtnatu ApU. work. Apply In perron to 5lan- INSTALLATION k REPAIRS unit your washing 41.00 nam* 'JNtlll-1 I l i t L I Iturda SUMMER RATES HAYNES Office Machine Co, 21 Hour Service Real Estate — Invurart-e uel Jaconaon Department Store, (Turk.) uiT.4 itn in : <n in 1 Frigidaire auto. wa*her, all por. 7. Extinct 13. Light Typewriter*. adding machines. \RCIIIE C. HARRIETT Call Clark's Court, FA 2-3403. Comnirrcial Inveatmenls— Rentals arrnas the street from l’oit crlain, don't mlia (hi* on* 99 00 M. Total repltl* boat Salta Rantali, 314 Mag . Ph. FA 2 5299 or FA 2-5751 Office._______________________ Property Jlanagemrnt TM*ee4*f<* 1937 Frigidaire auto, waihrr. mo­ .12 Froltca I Shop E/ficianey Apt. Air-condition k 14. Inrol FA 2-0462. del WRA 57. Reg. 6249.93 177 37 31. Fernet* 4. nurketi 33. Boy a TV optional. Hiwrajr 17-92 So. RAYMOND M. HALL, 18. Coin Woman wanted to rare for 3 ti CLARK Frigidaire auto, wathar, horaa •oimy It. Sow (Swed ) I I —At lOMOBILh-n—TKAlLIlkft eat-old child and do ganeial PHuwbiag, Healing k Supply Ua. 1937model City Llmila. Slumberiand Court. WI.S7, the h*at. 46 Rlv*r REALTOR 34. Lodge 15. Bxploalv* £ouaework. 5 day week, Pleaae 37. Artlcl* Contacting * Rapatra Reg. 6379.95 now 237 37 (Fr.F doorNeed a good used car! 19. Mountain writ* age and expected salary: 2619 Orlando Dr. Th. FA 2-2374 2 Room apt- 112 Elm. FA 2 05i6. PROFESSIONAL SERV ILE IFr.) 1937 Irigidairt dryer, Model DD42 Mia* keep­ to Box MP, e jo Sanford Herald. paia 11 Enclosed See Ray Herron 57 Reg. 6229 95 n.vw 132 37 Fumlihed apartment. Ph. FA S. I). IligbleTman — Attarlale Gardnar •I Highway 17 A 92 South Sanford er 20 Eager In a boa DICK IVF.RS — Associate 7 eu. fl. frigid*lie refrigerator, YOUR PONTIAC SALESMAN Woman to rare for *mall hahyj 43. Garment 2 5725._______________________ | 35. City 22 R«aponJ L Ptere* Plumbing Kreiky Heating 204 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-5*41 all porrelaui 69 90 f o r a n e w p o n t i /.c >r • riean Jhuua*, Mual have lI U dent (law) 24. Itomaii IJoic Court Apartments. 3 room, M. 0 . HOIMJKS 7 cu. ft Frigidaire refrigerator, t ■n lianapo'itx'.'on. H'wea 6'K) GOOD USED CAR garment furnivhed apartment. Call FA j Robert A. Williams A-l condition 7 1 <10 to 3:30 5 day week. Call F A 1 Servire on All Water Ptimpa— Ph. FA 2-0231 or after 6 p m. 25. Haatenfd rT“ 4 • a T~ Sup 2 0733._______________________ 2 5490. Well* Drilled — rump* FA 225*3. 301 W**t 1st at. REALTOR 27. Half mask rang,; with lotuaiere. Paol* Road. Phoo* FA 2«MT 2 5 room furnivhed houie, nice 1 Raymond I.undquiat, *5 (F r) Eav, 6<-0 On Now 177 37 It will pay YOO to tee us before 2 - m a l e h e l p Wa n t e d larga yard. Adu'.U only. W. lit 29. Vegetable ASSOCIATE t Ion Welbilt air conditioner 199.73 you buy. Op*a Evening* and ( A St. at Monroe Corner. A. J - 1rhona FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank lo»/• Wan.ed— In roll Tl>* San. • V . (pl.t Sunday*. 3 4 Inn delux air condition**-, Peterion, Ph. FA 2-2739. ford Herald Ytondaya through 31. Villa* teg. 6399 95 222.95 EaitaUU Trailer Salea fto u W d l Friday* at 3:30 p. m Com* in »4 33. n reait•» Eaiy Term* Palalka, Fla. Furnished 2 room apartment. All "BROW N r e a l t y Th* Herald offica and atk for % cz\\: \ ii.iy bon* CLAUDE 11. WOLFE private with private bath. Ph. Serving the Service Buddy Feeler after 3:20. P II DON'S COVER SHOP • 7 36. Man a APPLIANCES FA 2 - 4 0 0 3 . _______________ _ Contracting A Repairs Sanford Ave. at Rosalia Automobtla Interior Decorator nteknam* FA 2-277: 20—Ma l e or FkMAl.K 1007 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2 6562 305 East First Sti % w -\ 9 A M to 9 P.M. Furttlihcd 3 room lit floor apt.! 37 lajbrtclt* Seat Covari — Trurk Seat* '//a //656 per mo. Convenient down­ FA 2 256* 36. Flowtrtng At Willis Pontiac—301 W. 1st. Make 520. daily. Luminous NameWork Clothe* ranteen, Cut*. PLUMHINf* T* I town location. Call IA --69S5. n »r tro* Camp Goons. I'aint. Armylate*. Free samp'ei. Reeve* Contract and Repair Work FrItT s h e a l e s t a t e ” 1951 Chevrolet convertible, pow 41. Moham■'<1 Navy Surplus. 310 Sanloid Av*. Attleboro, Mai*. S BR house, garag*. FA 2-03<5. i Free Fit!male* ask Crumley A Monteiih if Jl crfltda Iran*., new motor job, madtn M. I* UARYEY exceptionally dean and aulid. If you like people you can con. % Two bedroom nicely furnished at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4*95 deity % Sava 5120.00 on Imported tawing it J* Joe Orseno, phon* FA 2-0116. vert apar« hours into income! 264 Sanford Av*. Phon* FA 2 1343 house, kitchen equipped, jaloua44. laymen machine now 569.30 Consult A REALTOR rtrit ff/ Attractiv* part time *ale* work ied FI* room and carport*. | 43 Irritate % real Now 199 95 1954 Mercury 3!nnl«rry Hard top. • CERAMIC TIL E >1 J9 f// f»r ten women or men any aga: Cloi# 4n. 1903 Cedar Av*. Writ* CULLEN ANI) MARKET on Nerrhi Automatic Potlable 44 Parti of Radio k Heater. W W Tire*. 110 N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2 2J91 in Central Floriia. No nrev.ou* | PAUL F. MULLER A SON Box MC, c o Sanford Herald. % GARRETT S SEWING CENTER I rreaturt* Tinted Glasi, Overdrive, Clean 1 I S\ ■M selling i*qulr*d. Work in your' Huby Sp ain FA 2-1353 323 East F tn t St. FA 2-S244 (mua.) owner car. 2405 8 Willow. Furnished apartment, 2nd Door,' own neighborhood. Plenty of Stenstrom Realty 47. Quantity r 5L 3 room* and private bath. Nice­ help available to h*lr you earn' Plumbing A Hasting, F i n E>u Norge Appliance*—Zenith TV 2 bedroom trailer for aale, Ph. of paper H. E. STENSTROM ly furnished. No children. Call additional money— Write Net! i mat**, All work guaranteed for .Miller Ratlin A Appliances FA 2-3099. I t . Never Regt-terad Broker Uieden, 42 S. Lika Barton Rd ,| ona year. Bill 1-allrcf, LongFA 2-1619.__________________. 2427 Lauxai — Phon* FA 2-2420 4" II* 8. Park Ave. FA 2 035. (poet t M—1AAH and MOTOKJI Orlando or Phone 4-9930 for, wood, i'iiont W. P. 26-2969. i i DOWN 3 room*, bath .cleaned appointment. —Factory to you— ATTENTION VETERANS •"7 career, fruit titaa. adult* only,1 21—I'lA.NO BPkV It p. 1. Young JOHNSON MOTORS Aluminum ^'o pet*. Inquire 2216 ralmatto. Wa can build a home tor you SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 2t UtiKR WANTED awtna Blind* on your lot. For details call 9454 Sanford Av* I’iano Tuning & Repairing Er.clo*ed Yenrlisn hrid. Sag proof holism Apt." 1 person." 6~lt Tark Ave, A. k . SHOEMAKER. JR . ■ l > ..ri » U ? LAWX1 MOWED— Reaionibia fA 2-6207 2013 Palmetto rail with plastic end*. Plavtlc plica*. Power tntwer.• ^ A * Phone FA 2-3103 1*0(1 Mellonvtll* ROBSON'S OUTBOAHDH DAVID D CTNB MATIIEH 3 Room ground f-tror or rayon tape*. Colhjn or nyl-<n ( feed Motor Clearanre Sale 1'gbt* k water fural*had. WOTW cord*. PO N T WAIT! 48 SO Blh)r 1referancc* furruah- PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING 2'* HP Martin, like new month. 107 l^vcuat. FA . 1633. Scnkarik Glnm* and Paint Co. 82 50 ,,i‘ ^ huur- Ph. FA 2 1740. NEAR COUNTRY CLUB! 6 HP FireatoM W. L HARMON Apartment*, m Church, roh<»l 4 Th. FA 3 1277 After 5:00 p ra. 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4422 ‘ 63 35—150.00 Joh W.ntad u baby a.tt.r- n . 3 BEDROOM MASONRY 6 HI Elgin _ uun. rA j . 37#1 Butinei* dutnet. IA .-1538PRICED TO SELL Baby bugrr. 1950 Chevrolet. 14 -ri—K i.E rfw ic.8i. « m i t t s 7'4 HP Scott Atwater B ftO ---------------By BENNETT CERF----------------3 room furnivhed saiage »P*rtru ft Ben Hur drop freere S 10,500.00 7ty HP Mercury 12800 Dcpendabla boy «anu mowing) ment. I l l " . lfith St.. I none Call FA 2 5698. Air Conditioning 7’i IIP Scott Atwatar NO CLOSING COSTS! OROTHY JACKSON Mopped over at Bangkok on a com* FA 2 - 0 6 7 0 . ____________ Eltctriral Contracting and m ,nd •d*ui* ph- TA A real beauty, surrounded by l® HI* Corroir G t*r Shift I RNI1URI. and prehenmc Far Eastern tour, and found this card In her Repaira; Economical Houie 10UO-J j l —O l'k t'iA L tlE K V IlK K 515.000 homea, this 1* rxeep- ,0 HI' Uitatd 3 room furri*hed ground floor 11(1Jb E llltl.il GOODS hotel room: "Sir: For the caic that your cltctric light should Wiring and Repairs tional buy. requiring 62120 10_HP Seott Atwa'er apartment 313 Palmetto______ fail, we beg to lend you en» ¥ . RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 35 ua Let ua build your docks, bulkheads down or 11500 down, located in Gear Shift FURNITURE OF CUARACTFR cloied poitcird, w h i c h -y i i^ T | l^ l f t ,’ta and tea wall*. Water Front Con- 112 Magnolia Comfortably furnnhed hou»e 2 beautiful Loch Arbor. Exclu»ive 10 HP Johnson, like new- 193 00 Dial FA 2 0915 Built By •truction Co. FA 2-4330. , 98 (to with Seminole Realty, 1901 12 HP Sea King pleaie tend ua at once when r ^ bedroom*, electric Mastar Craflamen l.t •creened poreh. 675 mon.n. 12 IIP Pea Be* 89 95 FRIGIDAIRE appliance*, >al« Park Ave FA 2-5232. you find your light out. The Htyle and Conitruciion ” AIR CONDITIONING 16 HP eroti-Alwater-good 903 W. 23th St. and *enrie* G H. High. Ovicdn company will then send Th* a*m* as Tho»e Xhii Is a pan to the Movieltnd condition 1M to ii. n. pope to. Fla. Phon* FO 6-3315 or qxnyou another p o s t c a r d . Ptlxed Since Rld*-ln for Katherine Brown. 22 HP Evtnrud* Bk-iiTlt Ht-MAln 200 S. rark FA 2 4234 ford FA 2-3863 after C p ra. Colonial Days (Signed) Siamese Power Fxp. data Aug. 23. 1957, runs good 60 00 HUTCHINSON'S Ocean Front Finithed For Company." f*5 *a 22 HP Johnson, good ENVELOPES, I.eltarhead*. Hat#- 24 A— b u il d in g - r e p a i r s Anti. Daytona Beach. Call *A Florida Climate In • • • Ski Motor 60.00 manta, invoice*, hand bills, and PAINTING 2-405S R- U. Hutchlion. Y'our Choice of Wood* 22 HP Evintud* runsgood 60 00 programi. a t e . Progrrutve Irv Kupcinet aayt that YVE HAVE A HOME Ski Motor 6 OOetao I— RKATTP^TATI'. I oU s a IT FLOOR aandmg and finishing Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2951— this it the threat wealthy 25 HP Johnson, electric FOR YOU Cleaning, w a x in g . Serving 403 West 13th St. Texas mothers now make it»rtlnREAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 335 00 S«mtnol* County line* 1925. 33 HP Scott Atwatar to c^ttrapercu: effiprir.g: 2544 French Ave. THRIFTl-cheeking accounts coats 11. MGleeron. Lake Mary Fast Motor 320.00 J . W. HALL. REALTOR HOMES— 3 and 4 bedrooms ' Ona mort peep out of you, only 52. fur 20 check* *1 11*' 75 Hr r.v,„.udc. It Fins «O.UJ| rfda Slat* Bank. 1 *> 2 baths. R a j L. Kennedy. A**oelata and I'll put you in lit* • BIG VALUES 40 IIP Mercury 365 00 Fk*M Johnny Walk*.'. A m r i« U Caddy and turn off >he air • QUICK CREDIT BOATS ON DISPLAY AT pu m ps — 8r«NKLni~~ Complatai and raid/ for Immadi­ ••Call H a il" Phone I A - >641 conditioning!" • EASY TERMS fc*l-5ll Eari 5'lr*t fftre* at* occupancy. SYSTEMS • • WlLSON-MAir.k Th* Boss ii on vacation ami wt All types and itM*, tnaUUad *:.00 DOWN "Spaakutg it eexophon* playart.'* muted Bobby Clark at b *r* trading like traxy man! New aed Uaed Fantfeae -Do It Teuxaair HONEYMOON COTTAGE Uuatrtcal club on* day, " I know en* that ought to go vary, Roofing — Jalousies Come in and let ua give you a 311 E. First St . Ph. FA 2-5621 Locations WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Immediate occupancy, modern 2 far. Right new th* ro-and-ao llvaa right naxt doer to ma:* Ornamental Iron — Door* good dial on the 1937 Evinrudt! South Pinccre*t — Sanford S T I N E bedroom. Convenient location. Uied furniture, appliance*, tool*, ■ ) our K'lniudr Dealer 0 IHT, I f Ptaadt Celt. Outfit.t<4 by Kia* W n U t t i ItaSM ala Whlipering Oaks — Tituavtlla For Painting call Mr. Taikrr, Ph. etc. Bought aold. I^try’a M arl,1 Markina and Sapplj C*. 57.500. ... ROBSON SPORTING GOODS FA 2-6159 aifylime. Sl.miO. I)»wn. S .,* Month 507 W. 2nd 84Ph FA 2 6432 21 Ka.t F irat St.. Ph. FA 2 4t32 204 E. lit. Tbon* FA 2-5M1 New 3 bedroom CBS home with FHA in aervic* and FHA financ­ T*d Burnatt ( laroifl^ DtapIaT 12 ft. runabout. 23 HP Evtnruda lerratro floor*. Shade Dee* in ing availabte. WOOLSEY $SAVE$ for PAINTING like new k trailer. Ready to go. yard. Total price IM M 2601 Granviaw Phon* FA 2-2971 Marine FinUhaa Will lake 517YCO. Harry k We can qualify you for one of R O S A la. R A W O N For Your Boat Doug's. 617 W. in , FA 2 9922.j these homes in 30 minute*. You SHEET ROCK Registered Real Eatat# Brokee 101-09 Eat! F lfll FA 2 09*3 j ran start enjoying the horn* 1937 Modal, 16-ft. Runabout with Scnkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. 4x4 only 61 65 per sheet Asroe. Alberta J . H ill k 112-114 W 2nd SL Ph FA 2 46J 2 while wa proem the papers. 4x!0 only 62 05 per thert wifltUhield. steering whael and BEDROOM SI'ECI \L William E. Harichel cont-oli. New Hurrtcana trail­ Shannon Concrete Pipe Co. Ph. FA 2-1301—IT-91 «t Hiawatha Wedding Invitations er and 1936 Johnson 30 HP Out Waal » th S l _ Bookctae Bed And Announeamonta Developed by motor Will sacrifice for 5796. Make This S Badroom . Doukl* D rttttr Far Tka Bast In Painting Rlcketl'i Shell BUtion. 1407 8. 110.10 p«r 100. Alio railing Home Really Mirror ODHAM & French Ave. Pity FA 2-2002. card*, (tationary. Pow all'* Offica Call iterryhlll Painting Contract­ Cheit nf Drawer* YOURS TUDOR, Inc. Choice of Ftniih and Ktyla or. No Job To Large or Small By roUetlng your own color Wanted— 16 or 14 ft boat. High Supply. 117 Magnolia F E E C jl pr U m p a-E K E E Lie anted—Bondtd—Union Hat or equivalent. 35 HP *leeschema now. Other feature*— Cot. Hey. 17-12 k 27th SL trie starter motor and trailer. DICK MAPES Call FA 2-2267 •laetnc kitchen, ta rria w floor*, Phon* FA 2-1 MI ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Will trade vacant Iota and rash Tflo Contractor— Dial FA 3-4514 ovtrsiitd lots snd cholct r<i»* BRAILEY ODHAM. Pree. or buy equity and assume pay­ This it a paia to th* Moutland Car. 3ud k Magnolia FA- 2-5621 dential location. "Bud'* Bambergar, ifgr. ment*: or will buy separately. For eroding, Paving, Drivewayt R1de-In for Joan Wilkie. Exp A. K. SH O EM A K ER. JR Call FA 2-1321, 1104 W. 23th. data Aug. 25, 1957. and Sidewalks Call FA 2-0990. Froa Dalivorg Th. FA M l*/ LARD of I|I\>K> 1 I.OST A FOUND 2 FOR RENT I REACH R EM AtJ 4 WANTED to RENT A— REAL ESTATE FOR SVI.K 6—FARMS. AUKKAGF. 7 REAL ESTATE WANTED * MISCELL.EN Cot'S a-FLO W ERS. PLANTS. SHRUBS I* OFFICE EQUIPMENT II AUTOMOBILES-TKAILERS II R O ITi k MOTORS 11 FARM SUPPLIES 4 MACHLNERY II PETS LIVESTOCK SU rrU E S (Poultry I 15 ARTICLES WANTED 1* f f ACTS I* EAT If BEAUTY PARLORS II FEMALE HELP WANTED II MALE n r i P WANTED N* MALE «r FEMALE 21 WORK WANTED 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 22A MONEY l» LOAN 21 SPECIAL SERVICES 23A ROOFIMi 4 PLUMBING 31 PIANO SERVICES IA ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS 2* INSURANCE 27 NOTICES-PERSON A lJ 2* ARTICLES for SAIC :• FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD EORSALE MY OWNER Turn bedroom CB home with Flor­ ida room. A good buy. Need to tee lo appreciate. 2551 S. Pal­ metto. rhon* FA 21312. aflrr 5:00. FA 2-5712. DAILY C R O S S W O R D TV Service Wellborn Phillips Jr J DAILY C R O S S W O R D e Try and Stop Me D Mather of Sanford $179 H i'- �..sun.. 'I Pag* 10—Th* 8anford Herald Friday, Aaguat 1®, 1WTT Enterprise USN First Christian Meanest Motorist VBS Begins Monday Sought Following . , . . . _ M O m in g A l J g . 1/ Train-Car Crash _ „ _ ,, , _m Prominent Doctor * Communist Jets Force Dutch Plane Accused In Bizzare Truth Serum Case To Land Briefly HELEN SNODGKASi (Contlnund From Fap* 0*a> M ill DorU F iS *r received an North Carolina cot i t announcement of a wedding of Th* Coaat Guard Ur tfatioa lnt*r**t to th# people of th* comTULSA, OVla. W— A promi­ AMSTERDAM W— TommunHOLLYWOOD, P o ll# * Mid th* m*n w*r* rescued hi inunity; aa follow*, Mia* Nancy! ^ rr* <* ur* " J nent Tulsa physician, married PimlUo Bound. Th* fishing v m ii ) Elisabeth Bright became th* *p«*K It* Mewa* V * * ™ BIMa marched today for a mallclotr* lit Jet fighter* forced a Dutch j r u aehedulad to rtndiTOu* with brid* of g|t. U tile Thaden, Aug. Monday. August ,9> It motorist who deliberately Mock­ airliner to land W*dne»day In the and th# father of two children, • JO foot Coaat Guird patrol boat will contlrua each morning from ed a car from hacking out of the Red Slovak rlty of Brallrtava. wm* accused today of giving “ truth *crum" to his women px- ^ which would taka th* reacuad m*o uat 1, now atat!on*d in Columbia, 8:30 to lt:00 through Friday. At way of an oncoming train. airline officials said today. South Carolina, Ilev. Jack Kelly to Winchri*. N. C , wher* they the elot# of th* aettion on Friday, The driver, hit wife and son1 The big. U. S.-bnllt DC8R was •lent* ar.d then assaulting them ' . former factor here at the Barw*r* to ba tnniport*d to in air-1 parents and friend* ar* Invited lumpen from th* stalled vehicle! held on the ground for half an after they had tost their will to r.*tt Memorial Church, now of port it Manteo. N. Cto vitlt the achooi, »e« th* tliinga tecondt before a Florida East| hour, Airline sources laid, her •exist. Tampa, performed th* ceremony. A Cont Guard ind Nary March .necomnllahed ard learned, and ar- Coait etreamllner plowed Into It.1 ever, that It* crewmen were "po-| County Attorney J . Howard Ed­ hid been ordered off Cap* Hat- N*ney made ber bom* here aav I tides made. Than they are to Sven Fngelitrnm, 81, told po­ litely treated." and Its passenger* mondson. calling the case ilia t* m for both th* blimp and a , r , l > ' * r ‘ " hllf |Le r * V I Vdn in picnic lunch on the lawn.. lice that the driver of the other war# not Interrogated. "most blsarre" he ever InvestlNavy flier who parachuted into , r l,1 ■ of||no,1,)* M' th8'1 : Father * and mother, who are car apparently became angry rated, said h# will search for The Red* charged (hat the air-j .at Children. Horn*. Congratu^ m i„v| ,< -d to Join the th* ocean from hi* crippled j*t lation., Nancy and may you hav. 1 i urj„g their lunch period If when Kogeiitrom mad* a wrong craft, on Its way here from Cairo,| more alleged victim* of Dr. John fljthtcr during th* night. turn at the railroad crossing. hid Irft th# authorised tAhcns- Richard Rhine. 38. An oil linker, th* S S. Weatern ’! ! ! . P **s « *. children from the age of Fogelstrom said he tried to back Vlenna air corridor. Officials here! Rhine, a general practitioner Sun, picked up th* flier in the " * ’1 reald* it J72S Judy St., Co- 4 yra. through 12 yr*. are wel­ Atlantic aouth of Cap* Hatter*■ lumbli, South Carolina, come. Each department will have off the track* as *->on a* hf re conceded that the pilot might and graduate of the Oklahoma early thu morning. The ahlp'a recreation, singing and Hay per- lilted his error hut was blocked hare strayed out of the cor­ University Medical School, plexd- ) rd Innocent when arraigned hefor* captain reported a light in th* Mr. and Mn. Fred Kelly are lo<W ai well aa itorlee and duty by the other vehicle. Then Fo*l- ridor in bad weather. Common Plea* Judge Paul Walkwater led th* vessel to th* downed th* proud parent* of a daughter hour*. The Kindergarten depart­ »tr«>m tried to drive across the •r Jr. Thursday. He wa* ordered Navy airman. 1 weighing 7 pound* 2'* oi. Aug ment will consist of Mr*. C. K. tracks, but hi* engine stalled. A Navy officer *< th* Olynoo uat 14, *t th* Seminole Memorial Burdick, nipt., Mr*. Mag Stephenheld without bond pending pre­ He. hi* wife, Gertrude, and 10h*it taid the itricken blimp ran 1 Hospital, named Karen Marl*. sen, Mre. Virgil Milam, teacher*, year-old »on, Allwyn. leaped out lim nary hearing Aug. 28. Into a thunderstorm and the **»•- While Mr. and Mra. Kelly are and S«i.dr* Baty as helper. The sf the rar. The driver of the Edmondson said he had taken v*r* turbulence cauaed it to low making their hume in Hanfurd Primary department will have other car drove off Ju»t before statements from six womrn al­ preaaur*," forcing tii* alnhlp into now, Fred haa (pent such of hi* Mr*. H. If. Osborne, eupt- Mrs. th# train imarkrd into Fogcl-i legedly assaulted by the doctor. th* watar. NEW YORK t r - Th# first But only one, a 20-year-old hou*a earlier life hare in Enlerpci** and A. D. Hostetler, Mr*. F. C. Carby •trom'a car, demolishing it. The blimp had b**n on a train­ Enterprise has a apeoiil Interest iMeheri. The Junior department rases a t Asiatic flu In New York wife, had signed a formal com­ ing cruit* to Guantanamo Bay, In him and hi* family. Congratu- wi3 be auperintendended by Mr*. Citv were diagnosed Thursday. plaint. * Cig>a, and was on It# way hack latkua. Vincent I.ar»on. with Sirs. Bill city health official* said labors-i to it* home ba*o at South Way- | Rowland ns teacher, an 1 Rrvcrty •ory tests showed that eight form Mew* , when k srws forced *len evrhanre student* who a r ­ Sir. lid Mu. T, S ic « -r i Har­ Evans *• helner. Diane Raly and to ditch. (Continued From Page One) rived her* by plane Aug. 7 had ris of Ormond Roach and Mr. and Charlcie Spotta will hav* charge Th* Navy heard from th# blimp Mra. Warren Wise were dinner of the nursery. Mrs Ronald Com- of John Krider, Manager of the th# dlieai#. All hav# recovered. about midnight when it radioed gueats at Thornby, horn* of Mra. stock will b* acrrrtary of the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ But Acting Hpz IIIi Commission­ th* Coa*l Guard K “apparently . j Anna Clait and Still Doris Fa- school, and the pastor Rev. Terry merce; along with Herman J a ­ er Roscoe P. Kandle said 27 ether MV. JOHN SHHMAH admlntitera tut rttca to G*org* Rcgnault, 18, wat going to ditch,** a Navy I. Stone, tit* Director. cobson of Rolay't. John Fitzpat­ foreign student# and two adults j tier Strday. In Ba/ilde, N. Y., as poltc* wotk In vain with a pulmotor ovar th# ,p»k*vnan said. Tli# crew report- I DRESDEN, Ont. «R - Worker* rick. CPA; ami other member* who arrived by ship Tuesday "InI boy's ittlt body. Ha and a frland. John Oatto, 10, drowned In UttU ed It# pressure "ttrng down" and j of Sanford Industries, Inc. and all probaMIty" had Asiatic flu. uncovered the l*»t of six bodies Dr and Mra. W. A. Wulfman and Bill and Patricia. Patrira Is Neck n*y when Iheir eight-foot boat capstrad. Two companion# said U would hav* to abandon the and daughter of Jacksonville spending thi* week with ber cou­ the Cnamber of Commerce, help­ Dn# of the students, Nlcholxs Thursday night from the 35 feet war* aaved but C 'ire# went down trying to rescue the younger boy. era ft. ed to sell Schneldman and his as­ Memmos. 17, died Wednesday. deep waterworks excavation in (j| Prtastir* in blimp tarmloology s>ere week end guests of Dr. sin, .Visa Linda Dunn. sociates on Sanford's frit-ndlincu Doctors are awaiting the outcome 'he t anks of th# Sydenham River. lom* Sunday after *pendlng a Charlea Dunn is spending this ar.d Mra. L. F. Friend al their and facilities. The last two bodies had lo ha •eck In Naw Smyrna Beach with refer* to gaa pressure — th* thing t born* al Green Springs. ef latuiratorv tests to determine, iveck with hla parent* hne. lie that normally keep* such airahipi chipped from concrete with air Mr. and Mr«. J. SI. Harper. Women's wear manufactured by if h« died of Asiatic flu. haa b*en attending Paabody Col— hammer* and It took several Mr*.l/ee Mrl-aln of Sarasota aloft. Mr*. D. J . Parker and daugh- !ega in Nashville, Tenncuc* the new company to operate In hour* to even local# the alxtli ami Mm. Paul Dunilead and aon R O Y A IJ I N A M E TRA I.N K W Master'i degree Sanford I* distributed nationwlda Ur IJnda Su# *pent Wednesday •vorklng on hia tody. of St. Petenbiirg ar# vlaitlng CINCINNATI * * - Rolwrt Har- Jn(j Thur».lay with her sister and this summer, II# will returns, hut many of the fashion* are found women'* frlcndl on Bake Ilamuy. .The »ix men killed —ad rereut per, former Ohio high school has ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. P. hla (rachtng dutlca In Tampa in local and Florida wear atore*. By ADADIK I’liiiVATT Immigrants from Holland who Krlcnd* ar* glad to hear that kctball coach, ha* been appoint siokey ami Mr. and Mr*. T. J. next year. AUGUST IS Mr*. T. JL Summtralll ar.d ton Mr. Frank Roger* it improving rd trainer for th# Cincinnati' McPherson of Avon Park. Alix of Miami, Inc. I* a well Used near St. Thomaa— were Visa Mari# Joyce Goodwin AHml: *lon* bav* returned from Georgia after an operation In Winter Royals of th* National Basket working «t the bottom of the hoi# _______ and Chari** T. Ray were married kr.o-s-n, established women* wrxr Nancy Stanley (Sanfordl after villllng relative* Uier* for Park hospital. for the new rlty waterworks when ball A*»n. Harper. 32. U a 1949 j (r. and Mr*. N. H Ryan and Saturday, August 10th at th# of­ firm already operating succe-xfulEdith Marie Walker (Sanford! •he rave.In occurred Wednesday two month* Thn*a spending Wednesday gradual* of th* University o f M|#» Helen Snndgr*.* left Sun- fice of Seminole County Judge, ly in Miami. R iih King 'Odemen) Sira. David Speer of Winter afternoon with Mr*. Kd Fulford Cincinnatl wher* he won letters day for a visit with rvlalivr* Ernest House-holder in Sanford, night. Nearly 200 Ion* of earth Discharxcs I'ark i* viaittig her brother and were, Mm. J . T. McLain, Mre. In b*skrti:*ll, baseball and fclf. and friends In Klkton, Maryland Florida. Mari# wa# accompxnitd -racked off the high aide of th* Harry Miller (Casselberry) llater-in-iaw, Mr. and Mr*. W. L. T. W. Prevail, Mm. Jack Stewart pit, rolled Into the bottom, crush and Portsmouth, Virginia. by her mother, Mra. W. A.. Charlie Joe I-awrenre (UeSeig. ed th# men with iteel pipe* and Goodwin. The bride attmidfd (he i and children, Mm. C«d#r Hart, rey of Jsekaonvill* ar* visiting R xry» Mr. and Mr*. Lastar Harper Mr*. !.*# MMjaln, Mm. A. A. Mr*. Morin's sister Mr*. Ethel rod* and m*»b#d them Into the Mr*. W. A. Ooodsrin I* spend­ Entarpcis* tehonl and w»t a Drily Hatch (Ranford) have at thetr gtiesia Mr. and Mr*. Moran, Mr*. Paul ihjnstead. Th* wet cement they had been pour­ ing this week with friend* and student at Dcland High school, Thoms*. Jmniia Harold (Sanford) J . M. Ilarpei* and children of occasion **■ and Hie groom la the *on of Mr. I Mr*. Pulford'a Mr. and Mra. Cader Hart had relative* In Ocoea. Lucy Seamore (Lake Monroe) ing. New Smyrna Beach. end Mr*. F. II. Ray of Parrish I birthday. Cake ami lo* cieam aa thetr dinner guests Thursday. June Decker (Sanford) nEIRUT, I ehanon R*— police Mr. and Mr*, failer Hart had sere »*rved. Mr. and Mr*. F.'hward Stoner Alahama atvl waa *ducatej In1 h*vr arrested a Jordanian youth Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Belg, and AUGUST 18 AMERICAN PLAYERS OUT a* thair wcekfnri gueete, Mr. of Mlddlotown, Pennsylvania and Parrish school and was dli-hirg-i In an alleged Egyptian plot to Admission* Mrs. A. A. Moran and aon Aob- Mrs, David flpMf. OTTAWA U* — 5kx American and Mm. C. A. Marlin of Balm rd last year from U. S Marines' lh*ir grandson and Mr. and Mra. Jewell Griffin (lysncwwtd) Mo<* up the V R Emhassy, offi­ ptayera — halfback Bob Garrett, Beach, Visiting Boars; ro ta te no ms. It end Rernte Flowcra. guard* Beta Wm Wright of Ovh»do wert vis­ following 4 year* of scrvlc* In cial* announced today. Mr*. J . T. Corley of Sanford iting Mr. and Mr*. M. H. Ryun Use Couth Pacific, lie it now »m-1 They said Mohammed Afnlul a. m. to 9 p m.; firm) Private 1-adygo, Al Slgman and Mika visited h«r parents, Mr. and Mr*. Monday. Mr. ami Mr* Stoner ployed by A. P. Ilennesey, Con- I Ghani, !M, discovered loitering Room*, 2 to I p. m., 7 *o 9 p m.; Flynn and center Ftill Rrown — E. T Summoralll, Wednesday. — » y HOYT K IN # — ar* vacationing with their ann, strucllon Co. at the George E. Tur- j outside the amhassy Thursday Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to I p. m were cut by th* Ottowra Rough Mr. and Mr*, Loiter Harper CcnfroJ P r s il Writer Dr. E. W. Stoner and family In ner plant. The brid# wa* dresaed In I night, confessed he and a Syrian Parent* and Grandparents only: nidert of the Big Four Football and family aiai Mr*. Merritt vl*. Oviedo, wher* Dr. Stoner I* Iho a atrret length dr***, with fitted1 youth were hired by member* nf Obstetrics, No visiting durma Union Wednesday. Flowera and THAT LORD ALTRINCHAM ar*. Two dacadsa ago h*r uneb akirt, romplllord Mr. and Mr*. Joel Waddell head of th# Oviedo Clinic and is bodice and gored th,. Egyptian Emhassy In Dam*- feeding of hahiea. Private Rooms, Lady© played for the Rider* In who aald QU9#n Elizabeth'* forgot th* rulta and ha'a b*sn on mrntrd by an unuturl rolled col­ and aon In Pahok** recently. on tli* staff of the Memorial Hos­ •cu* to stuvrv th# American Em­ tl a m to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p other seasons while Ihs other speeches ar* a "pain In th# neck" odd Job* av tr line*. Sir. and Mrs. Don Slllland pital in Winter Park. Mr. and Mrs lar, lnt«rla>xd with a medium bassy In Beirut for a planned m? and T to 9 p. m.. Semi Private four wer* making their first haa heard about It from nearly I I I ami family left Friday for the Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to appearance her*. Stoner ami their son were for- band of whit* rrotrhrd flower* bombing. Briny a queen must be tougher avaryon* but the queen haraelf. Carolina! wher* they will visit Hh* la apsachifsi. 9 p. m. m#r residents of EnterpN# 'lur­ and while accessor!**. than briny Preridenf. You can't relatives. ing th# construction of the Geor- Mrs. Goodwin entertained her cntook forward to looking back on I I I Sir. and Mm. B. C. Buddy g* K. Turner plant In 1OT*V1977 tire family at a back yard harIt Lord Altrincham edit* <s Brltlik bare aa their fu cit for a f*w and they ar# runr planning for b-‘|u* supper if her home S*tI I I weeks, their grandson. Tommy publication, " l.d itn to tho Jfdi* lord Altrincham blames th* northeir retirement next year and urday afternoon. Attending were tor' are In good supply. Tyndal of Writ Palm Beach. they plan to local# In this sect­ Mr. and Mrs. leroy Colwn soil rawnsss *f rtwrt, nst th* qw**n I I I family. Mr. and Mr*. Royal Good­ Mr. and Mr*. J. J . Marcantcl hsrsslf. N*4 only norrvw, but ion. Th* qutan dsssa‘1 moke any horssdrown. bav# moved to Longwood where Mr. and Mr*. H. E Braddock, win, Mr. ami Mr*. W. E Goodwin, laws or unmcik* any lows, or make Mr*. Harold I I I they will make their home. Mr. ami Mr* Edwin Braddock r.nd son, Mr and Slit* Sarah Harper relumed tmy polity or unmak* uny policy. Th* Brtllsh board of trad* Issand family, Joined by Mr. and j Goodwin and family, Richard So ail sh* might do Is glv* Hit vestlgated nan uw nrt* over a sixMr*. Shelby Braddock and fans-1 Goodwin, and the bride and lordship a piss# of tho govtrn- year period, and found that th* ||y and Mr. and Mra. Tommy gloom, ami Mr. and Mr*. Henry Sntnt'a mind. British woman measure* 37.1Orlando, Orr and family nf Del.*ltd had iloyd and family of I I I 277-39 9. If ah* hasn't gained Tho Picture Of Health a family get together- nlcnlc and Mis* Shirley Ogelaby, layton Who know*, mayb* tho qussn any In all th at tlm* aha'a in I f Ilt>9f1 A. A/9-1. K 0. outing al Sliver Glen Spring* Oglesby, of Ssatths and Freddie b aattafted with thing* aa they pretty good shap* Oglesby, USN . stationed in Pravontlv* Moditino—I Monday. Jacksonville. The couple will re­ To try to "cur#’* pcopl# of Mra. Anna Clast, Mis* Dori side at Use home nf Mr*. Good­ aorretidng before they ever g-t It F»b«<r and Jimmy E1IM vialtwl win, cnm*r of Dcliary and Killla the J'b of preventive medicine. Grandma Fah*r in Sharpe* am! al*th Streets. Did you ever stop to think h-w Mrs. J. W. Argealnger and /am- j many medical force# ar* working lly at Eau Gallia SituHay. to guard your family's health and ---------------By BENNETT CERF---------------vour* every day? Tak* th* first two hour* of th* morning Just Recent guest# at th# homa of T BOB CAMPBELL'S Westwood Bookstore, a lady who had yesterday or today. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn were bought every book on reducing suddenly rejected a copy of Wb«n you got up and brushed Mr. and Mra. Ronnie Sarin# and your t*Sth, you wer# confident th* new bock “How to Lor* Weight.' Can't you see l‘m tud* eon Harold of Miami sn j Mr. your toothpaste contained no danly down to 192?" sh* and Mr*. Hugh Youngblood, harmful Ingredient# because of demanded. “It'a on acco.»n4 rar* drug requirements, th* wa­ of my husband. He diater waa safe because of public appe.ired three weeka ago, sanitation. Th* breakfast cereal wraa free of Impurttlrs because of, to naturally I'm worried. regulation! about pur* food*. Ymiri And when I worry, I don’t rid# on th* bus probably dIds t •at." seriously expos* you l» tubcrculo“If your husband h.u dis­ Sis 1 of the mass chest x-rar appeared," rcasuntd Boh, Krccnitig programs and individ­ ual chest examination* t<*lrg car­ "don't you think you ought ried on by health agencies everyto notify th# police?" wthcr* working with radiologists, *Tve been thinking of It," the r-ray physic.ant. admitted the customer, “and At w -k although you may have pi- -d up a cold, you dij believe you me, I will a* On Thlw Rcff. 189.50 » I g-1 smallpox, typhus, or th* •oon aa i worty ofT about , .. . R»o her*. plague, 1 atis* control of rpldimCe.W«g }*0 IW thirty more pound#." Jet i as for lb* moit part eliminat­ Imported ed thes« scourge*. CVsnfsstlons by Ism Ittmmeth I Even diphtheria, which u*«d to “I've wMitlrd with temptalinn; Tve trtsd my wry b**i Sewing Machine carry o(T -o many children, has Pv# icsll), truly stnigglwt, my frirn't* will all stirs* 1 1 lined. Tli* birth of chlldr*ii was v ine year* ago made -af«r Yes. fv# wrcallrd with temptation ss Father did. and Orsmps ONLY— by th# c introl of childbed fever, And this ws'is fortrd to tstl you: Trmptstlen'a still Uiachsmpt* and the sarly lives of youngster* O 1K7. by fhsortt Oft- ptauttutad hr Km* rulana i n t m i * bus* bern flcrd of much risk by vaccination against th# better known din nsc of th# young. Now, thank* to an stfort right ttnd»r REOIff.AR •>ur noses and broad as th* con­ H IC C K I tinent. tho floun-hinr crlpnbr‘ •ISSTT-test killer polio la iM-inp cut hack t*, $285.9.5 In our window you’ll (Ind proof that Btedman underthe ground, just at malaria, ycl-i waar ia strong. It w made to Lset. . . to wear and wow; Jow fever and other dreadful di*-l . . . without shrinking out of lit. v*t«s were vanquished beforv it.t NOWT h *t* accomplishments and Oomplet« Portable Cc.rna by l o r . the grnphie demonriratlon of tho tnanv others like them are due to otrength of Sssduun underwear in our window. Como numberless people working to­ in ami riock up on top quality Btedman underwear •( • llulit-U Saw I.ltfM gether: nurses, physicians, men than# apeebsi (uiccw. and womrn In public health, pop­ • Routing I’rassa Food ularly-supported agencies for on# • vAulniwalla llohNii medical causa or another, re­ Winder T.*w.g T UkSs................. J O* search worker* of government. In­ — C O M P Y .K T E dustry nnd the universities; • Antomnlla Bnmw AtM«m ....................... .. some dedicated souls, tom* mar­ • Drop Feed •'M*......................................... .... For Limited tyr* to science; »orn# thinker* • (tuarnnlnad for 14 Years W e ' i H I W * ........................ j go and aom# np-rlmenter*. Beside# tp#1 Tim« Only the*#, credit belong* to tho Inter tried and nearly always coopera­ Porks and Servlea AT a l l ­ tive public. Trnda-lms Aeccpied Veal; ’TrevewHre MrdMno ir j l.ifrtim o (funranle* N. Y. Sees New Asiatic Flu Cases Diagnosed Quarter Million Workers Uncover Bodies From Deep cxcavation Geneva Hospital Notes Lebanon Police Arrest Jordan Youth In Plot YOU'RE TELLING ME! m Try and Stop Me SPECIAL A SAVE *120 $ NOTICE will be We for August Mem ber; Flofi*4 Telegraph DeHvtrp Aeosxiatkm .50 *199 closed .95 alterations 19th thru 25th H anford's Only Downtown Florlot SANFORD FI.OWBR SHOP 209 N. Park t’h. FA 3 1MI—NtU FA J-9279 69 WE SELL A T SHIRT STRONG ENOUGH TO HOLD CUSTOMERS Angel's Eat Shack 25th Cr Sanford Av*. FA 2-9731 in Hanford ai— Garrett's AH Factory New Garrett's M M . i l .Sanford At*. 1h4 Hi. ai Sanford Ar*. Across* tha Corner From | A cm « th* Comer From Th* Chamber of Commcrr* Th* Chamhar of Commerea FA 1-5244 FA 2-5244 •SANFORD �W eather a t t t e i* < T ll£ Partly cloudy through Tundif »«ilh scattered »how#rs mnst/y In th# sfirroown and evening. i& $ v a lb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER VOL XLIX SANFORD, FLORIDA, Established 1909 N egro Shot , Killed In Fight With Local Lawman Over Arrest A S y ia i-o ld Negro « n shot xnl killed yesterday at he fought a Seminole County Deputy Sheriff. ^ George It. Danner J r , whose re­ cord goes luck to 1941, Jerkcxl a pistol out of D puty Slivtiff Mor­ gan McC'rliat J a hand and threw turn to the ground in rcatsting ar­ rest In ehf Goldsboro area late yesterday afternoon. McClelland was called lo South­ west ll*>a-' j i * ’ rda> afternoon to Construction work on the Pino , vrstigair an automobile arc) n •#%•f •• u w • •*<>■«» i .»Ill MetIsiunii said Dsu.tr* In ! t>'«k with men of *he church drove a car through the cloae area •sslstinf where N-groes were gathered, Already, the fooMngi hsve S##n sidosw 'plug an automobile and poured «n<1 b’ocka hivr ticcn bid mi to th# floor level of the buildInc OJhim and Tudor, tne. are doing the construction work for the •liurch building. 'e ____ _ _ i^ l I Construction Already Underway Milwee, Teague To Study School i.'S 5 E ^ .3 K iE ,* £3 Building Program The ^ m lro ’e County Foard nf out to aulst in pushing the w^rk Education approved mostly perto completion. Rev. Joe Courson. partor of the >onnet chnnjrs tn tha school *v* newly formed Baptist Church for •em at Ita Thnrsday morning meet the Pinccrrst arra, said "We ra­ n- hcl J |n (he ff.cr of the Sopee. is'd to b« in the budding tn about Infemlent of Public Instruction. It. sia weeks ■’ However, he explained, r Milwci Mra. Itrheri j Holmes » 1S the church tsuitdlng, at that time, will rot ’# futlr completed. granted a leave of absence from * Pie building. Rev. Courson said, W est side School. Welhorn Rogers will he a 594,onn structure with the resigned is prtn Ipal of the I.aVe Chapel 40 by 74. seating approxi Maty School to accept employment mately 330 and the Nurrcry and with Stine Machine Shop However, Educational Building 35 by 2*7 to no appointment was made to fill take rare of about 400. the sa<-anry. The new church is situated on The tsnard accepted Ihe resigna­ an l i b acre plot, and will he a tion of Mrs I) irothy Bass as secre­ one story block atructure T'-rrato tary at Sanford Grammar School floors have been planned for the m l Mr#. J A. Phillips was em­ chapel and nursery. ployed to fill Ihe vacancy. t The nurtcry. said Rev Courson. In other personnel changes, fiAt a reception room, kitchenette, Minnie Frances resigned from the reftroom,’ and four separate de­ teaching staff at Midway Colored partment rooms. School and Jo«-phlne Gr.di.sm ssas Future plans, said Rev. Courson, employed as a teacher at Golds­ call (or a Sanctuary and expansion boro School. of tha educational facilities They I The bosnl rejected bids on rash call for Sunday School apace to registers for various lunch rooms take care of 1,404 and an audi­ and n. -s hid* were called for. torium to scat 1.040, he .-aid The Kominote t'oun'.y It aid of “ Were trying to make our Education is •ending It T Mibvr-e church a family centered affair,** and Walter Teague to Tailuhattrw ^Hev. Counon said. next week to work with the s.atv Driuirtment of Education on the budding program f i r Seminole ^••’ouhiy. *11u- Ixu-srd ra'i-trtrd that all sch-ols u iP tic r. a ly to a coniid.i:# children on the opening day of school. Sept 3. Milwee ropnrto<f to The Tnnltmaslcrs Ctuh, current, members of the hoard that "we ate Just finishing work at F.v '.id* ly being .vrjranlied In Sanford, will .vlu«>l mwt the rioHiflng job *• begin ,ts regular weekly meetings Wilson School Tile Ea>t*lde school Weslneaday evening at Phelps if being readied to acciniv*dnle Itestaurani. children from Sanford Junior Two organizational meetings High School this year. have vreslrd an unusual interest with "emporary officers named to head tho JOmemhor club and a nominating committee appointed to choose permanent officers In Toastmasters Club Meets Wednesday Night At Phelps A T>astma»ter. Toplcmaater. and Evaluating group were appointed at last week's organliattn a l get together so that the fur mat mealing Wednesday night wiU S* held as • regular meeting. The club is currently formulat­ ing its constitution and by-lawf to rorrespund with the national Toast­ masters organisation T in e will be presented lo tha charter group her* for approval. Th» meeting Wednesday night will begin at 7.34. — ‘ uneral Tomorrow For Mrs. Williams Fruit Industries Official To Speak At Sanford Kiwanis Memhe* of the Sanfnr I Klwards Ctuh are slated to hear aliout or.e of the new Industries In Florida aa the'r noon luncreon meeting Wednesday. Ed Price. Executive Vice Pre*ident of Fruit Industries, witl be the principal speaker. He • a past president of ths Bradenton Ktwanls Club. Price will speak on his firm which ships froien fruit Juices to New York in stainless •teel re­ ceptacle* by way of steamship. Joel Field and Ed Klrchhoff ire program chalmen for ihe day. tunning >,.er aoi-thci Negro’s fosst. *'I called for him to stop," MeClelland said, "and h» pulled his car acron the road at an angle" Ttie Deputy Sheriff asked Dannei for hi* drivers license hut he was unable to produce one. "1 then told him that he would have •o go with me," said McClelland. The N#gPi cursed McClelland and said "No white man is going to tale tr# anywhere " "1 took hold of Dannri « arm,” said McClelland snd ' tern mm ne had to get in my ear " " \l tha' he pulled away from me and appeared as if he would iltaok tne.'* explains il the De­ puty Sheriff "At that I pulled my gun from my holst-r and Danner lunged for me gralrhing th# pistol I shot roee then," said McClelland, "an.1 the Negro lunged for me again throwing both of us to thr ground.'* Deputy .Sheriff McClelland *.rid the Negro "began getting up to attack mr* again and at | got to ni) kn'es I shut again. Howcvrr.” le exnlained, "Danner kept com­ ing at me and I had to shoot the third time " Danner was shot through the arm. thrwigh the reek, and through Ilie hody. McClelland raliesl for help a* a crowd began to suiga around the •retie |u*t off Southwest Road In front nf Foster’s Store. Sheriff J . L. Hobby and Deputy Sheriff Ed Cowan arrived st thr •erne alonj* with thief of Police Roy G. Williams and Id Joe Hick­ son. * Wc hail three cart at the •erne lo jaslat Ihe Sheriff.** said Chief Williams Ihis morning Also railed lo Ihe scene »a» coruner W. Dunetin who immediately impaneled a Coroner* Jury i hose who viewed the l»lv ami •he scene were Henry 0. Moore •Foreman of the Jury), G 33. Mors-an, I! C. Morgan, Ja.-k K. Mo-rUnn, T V. Bro«n .ir.| B. C. Steele SI ale’s Attorney Murray Overstreet and assistant State's At­ torney Tom Waddell have set the rororrt'i lrv|uta*. for tonight s', 7.30 oVdo* k at tltc rourl r. County Couitof thr Seminole lmut* Sanford Police Ourf Roy G Williams this morring revoalr-l •hal Danner had s 'eng roe.-rd bark in EMl Arrr m tnv-dvrd hrea, ,i of |ieace. acsailil aiel bjtIt o..i nurd no Pagr R) MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1957 J NO. 71 United Press Leased Wire Seeks Seminole County Rayburn's Schools Receive Help Surplus Food WASHINGTON* U* — Preside-• Kmenhowr r cmmler—allackrsl l»-a, in an 11th hour effort In save Federally dotillad foods ro ■ .-. the f a ir :;- j ;1 progrim fro— ■d f*y »)tp |* j r 1,**! V'tteh y wb*l lie conoderv crippling h-id crams in ftemlnole Conntv duriry ret ml* the past year were Valued al lie nr Id an un.«iinoiinie,| break VWJ7J 54 areorrling to a re-o;t fast u lb Hie speaker and Demo­ |ust ireeivrd In the of flee of cratic leader -of the lloirte. 9-vrn School Superintaivdent R. T- MU* Rayburn, and appealed for hit wee. This information m i furnished help *n restoring the 34 per c«nl rcono*1v cul made by the House hv K le r M.-Ciibhln. Director nf I i'omni,»lily Distribution nf th* list week. At rite amir time he sent a task , ilate Do-'.irtmeni uf Public Wel­ force nf lour top administration fare. whi*h art* as the reeetvli'g jfficl • 11 Itis] Hill In pi |I and d «, r,h,-tin^ ajent in Florb’a wiili i *e Senate Appropriations for th' IV 5 Department of Ag.-f. Com mi He# m pul hack Ihe R40 rtiltir# During thr fiscal ji-ar cnlngf uilillnn drllars cut by Ihe House Sect'-tarv of Stale John Ki**;rr June 3*'. 1937, f«w*|t will, a t«,f Dulles led Ihp delegation of wit­ whole*ale Value nf It.791.ft57 wer* nesses. They warned that l* S j dliltlhulrd stateivlde with almost ptesllge aid security are threat­ 93 pe- e#nt of tha total g r -g to M E M R E R S OF P IN E C R E ^ T Baptist C hn rrh turn«*i| out lis t Satu rd ay tn n*.»i*1 m th e ened hy a budget slash so large *chn„| lunch pmgroms Thr re* con stru ction o f their ch u rch building Alien It. footin g* h .c e liern poiirctl nnd blocks nre lltal it would change Ihe basic malnder was distributed to non* up |o floor level. i Photo by R crg slrn m ) nature of the foreign aid program. |profit charitable institution* and \din. Arthur W. liadfnnl. re Hate non penal institutions. "Pies# iirml rliauman of the Joint Chiefs foods came lo Florida without coat of Staff, delivered Ihe bluntest through the feileral pile# supper! program* and the National School •v arning Tlie alternative to Ihe sir# mill­ - Lunch Program, and In Hie *--hoola 's ry aid program avkrd by the they are Used to make a mor* a.luiinifUaiton is for thr United nutritional meal available to tha j Mates lo increase Ita own defense children at Ihe lowest price pos* irrngth and draft more men so |*ible. Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, Tea \men I nent a* passed In 19X3. to ih.sl "nearly This, In terms nf pound* of every ahlc-hodled exempt the majority of homes in A floy S-<-ut Court of Honor I sm isir , f Seminoiw Omtity, ' oung man of mililary age would 1irrocrrie*. amounted lo over 17 for the St John* River District speaking informally (o tl.r mem ihv* stale fr-uu taxation, by set- *t>cnd snveral yr-ars of 1.1* life in 1million pounds, or 4‘ * freight car*. vug a limit of f.3.i*)i oil thr Vnlu miliary servie# >v *acas" i«III he held tonight at 7:34 a! Hie 195ft-'-7 fiscal year was ilia Hie Eserulive Commit .lion t« he exempt Mrs Vlalker McKinley Hall of the First Me liers I Urge**. In FI x*ida's expericnca Stagg* ,i _ Cost lee nf Ihe Sanford Fringe Area •tressed that at that tune Ihe limdlsi Church. "Ht.- ? • '. would *oe tlaggering," I both in dollars and poundage. Taxpayers Association, stated last maturity of homes fell In Among Ihe Items received wera be atkled District Advancement Cltnlrman manv of the statements an.I alie us category as being worth less or, he said, "We rould adopt a cjiined green bean*, drlrd beans, Wally Kropc wrlll |>re*i le at the t os mu being e rculnled .•.III l it allio.ud \ s r i t s have 'Fortress America' concept " flutter, thre e, corn meal, freili r uri of Honor llio-o i .b'Sir,. a tra*-e< llp llt "In the wi>i-.l ,«e live m today, |rabha'ie, shell eggs, flour, grape* Troops from Oviedo. C'assrlberrv, t-y ouUide p.irlies nf .ill ‘.he pro­ Irll the -uteri! of llu* lloinr%t**ad l ive rshuiil I Im- carried mil, and iit-li a cutwepl If nnltn ly nrg- fruit sec;tons, from) hamburger, Drllary, D rljn d , Pierson, Rnt-rperty hi .Siiiunalr County, ate un n i»t tioinev arc now exempt, evrrn ilu a .>tul would merely mean canned hams, lard, drlrd milk, ur* prise, atal Sanford arc expecied to mth tin* present day inflated that w-i p»l|smetl an ultimate and auge juice concentnCe, peanut have r<presentatb.es hrre tonight just an 1 unfair. . Mr* Wslker who was i'n llf I p'lC** Jslie (old llow lit 1911, as riolent s'luwd.mn with internation­ butter, canned peaches, canned b. jTCjjvg a.lvan cm*nt . . y <t,*> uf th# *’* l ner r .Jlp , i (a aiic:-1 ihe i-'ir'lny and c >• <r *ui* were compelled to arr.ve al romuiunlim or, in Hie long run, plum* canned com, fre»h .slitrn *, l antiril |>.: k products, rice, canned pntnlaT of advancement awaid- he picinre uf 9%,es»uicllt as it al lull cash value by multiply ug would i'i|dlulr*te," Radford -aid. Inmatrce ami lomata past# and (Cunlinued on Page R| *r.. to he pm enlnl. In thesi t» currently hands 1 ill Senumdc th,- amount then asscs*cd frorrn lurkev i. i s i n l ; will he 71 miill Itadgei, <ounly. firm gaw j liuel *1110 Mrs Walker uutllmxi her plan To dat# this fiscal year Fieri.It Iw., Scout life giuiols, ft first nury uf as*ei*m>'ii pruldem* as for rlmcking all the property in lias allocated over 7 7 million hry lave ib >- ' •i*,'l *m.e IP.* >< note 1 niil) by having an •'-,1 ami 13 iiiu i .,1 .-la-*. pound* of filial, the bulk of which regunl In hop'e ats.-asmrht shrei of ea, r pirs-e uf Ill uditillon. one Eagle Scout ait r m y in will lie dlstrlb iti-d to sclaxU lunch Pad exemplioo •■h. Iir.iu,dil ,,ul award will t»e prr*«-nle>l .it to IConilnarit on Page II programs. ll« in lent »f the II .111-«l «-.s I ii.gtil’s t uni of Honor. Eagle Scout Award Tax Assessor Says To Be Made Toniie At Court Of Honor Statements Unjust off uhal they consider rx,-o«* np oruprUlliu.l, the hill may narrroa 1 '* : l» t-a* ■ ■* plainr-l. though, that onl. i * ia y r\|eoMlitures have lirr -i , ,c rxl in the (iropose.1 bu*lget Incl idrd in next year’s ..pr-r.v! ng costs All: !*• the upkeep an I 'pervislon of the Sanford (ivlrnter. Fire Station Number 7. >tat the nrw Gold boro .Ivsimitllng Pool. Ili-ie capital improvements will add. somewhat, tn the rutls of mmre pal services Com .n* *loners estimated at the last meeting of the hoard that |t •-ill tike at least four meetings of the cr..il|i to teloivr a lh.,l«et f.*r IT,7 '18 ojx-ratlon. Nece*-anl> these meeting hava been b>ng tie cause of lengthy dlaeusslons ovm Frank Henry, 61, Succumbs Sunday Frank E Henry, fit |*asse.l a ' iriim* portions of pro|*os*a| «p v iv al hlv home at fi 34 pm yesproprialiont Each |t«ni must lx- ls-nl*y. , cighif-d a» s.s it* iir.|Hjrtarire and Mr Henry hoi lived In Sanford l| f P f Jl,t y 'Or Ih" psst five wars and made It w H,ld In- >|iille utoisnal fur lire ■Is rr-idre <* at Ihe Park Avenue five iti'rnhs-r roinmi*slon to come r r a i l e r C o u r t H e r a m # h e r e f . - i n up wi'h a completed budget In one Tavares He was born Irl Scuttdale. Pa :nec4tr.;! II -sever, that 1* nut al ■il Impossible *mce imltvtdaal Oct. 2J. IJnS and was a retirnl re. commucioners have had an np- stauraut owner and ojn-ra*or Survivors include Ids wif. Mr*. 'o rtm iy to stiri) varioitft phase* Path# nc llrnry, Sanforvl, two "f thr appropriation measure sons, Emerson Henry nf Sitifiinl IVefnit* date* for lire jdlitlor at nire'lng* of Ihe hoard, other than and William Henry; ami three tonight's meeting, have not been daughters, Retty, fgiiitse and Devet. It 1* rxpes'tnl that they will be lor. * all nf Pennsylvania. I irseral service* will be bt-M al in III* Immediate lilturr and on I 3 Jo p m Wednesday al Brissun dir earnest dales |mssltrle The meeting loiugtit will Iwglri Funeral llurne Burial will b# In Oaklawm Me al I o clock In the City Commis­ mortal Pirk sioners' Room at th* City Hall. Kiwanians Name 1958 Officers In Recent Elections A complete new slate of of ft ert, with the inception of one. bat been named by th* Sanford Kiwinit Club fm 1058. In a rltdi eleelion la*t week Ed Klrchhoff, O. K. Goff. E,| t.an#, Itvinir Pryor, I.uther Do*«. and II irH-r* ’itrteklantl were named illriv tor* of the |<v»t rlvle club However, in Ihe eleetbin. a *<-Ven. th dir'etnr waa not named sine* there wa* * He Vote bet seen Hoy Mann and A I. Wilson. A bill'd will b# conducted »t We,tn -•*-'• rr.crtlnr of the club 1!o determine which >d the two will lie named lo Ihe Klwanlt Club's board of directors. Other officers named In • previuus rli-.lion were: David Gat -hrl, president; J C Davis 1st Vle# irpsidcnt, Georg# Morgan, ?ml vie# pres.deni. II. II Crumley. Irearjre- and Neal Farmer, finan­ cial s-erelary. Mr* tf'nrirtu \ Williams. 91, ** id •■* of 'he Tate Charie* F Wil­ liam* die,1 at 1:11 p m Sitiirday. Aug 17, >t Ssrrpta rteet Home, •el'ow ip a lengthy Illness Sir* Williams wa« horn Atip r Water! -1. C >■ u . and iv l h> I lr, i-anf rd ippruxlmata^ 57 Loyal Order Moose To Hold Meeting Tomorrow Night Hie tavysl Order of Moose will )*'M an nri-a-iiMilonsl mooting n Sanford tomorrow night at 1 p m v the Pity Hall n M Dursa#, meml*er*hlp dlrce* tor of th* Liyal Orrler of Moose, said today (hat a Moot# lowlge is being organlfed here and that ".*11 members thal heieng to other 3|on«e l/vlges are Invited lo at­ tend this meeting and brinj friends " 3Va will show plcturrs of M«o** he*rt «ed 3trav«ehaven, Purtsa •aid ..Th* Moo** Is one If tr# larges! fraternal organisations In lh« United States,'* h* said. In poln.lng to torn# of th# ad­ vantages ef th# lovyal Order of Moose, Durst# *a!d 'They tak# care of d* pendent rlul.lren, nf de* rea«ed tnemher*. and of rblerly p<-<>|ile who arr not able -o rip* l«rt hemselvr* ” Fair Association Officers Elected At Tonight’s Moot ear* ,c he is 1 member of the Ci.ngreratiun*! church of Sanford. Mr* William* !* survived on* slur* Mr* Mabel A French, Orungs t* !y; c . ...ece, kills Ho* •amor.. I. French, Orange City; a nr.-.tir •. R ij tr"nd P French. Drang: rily j and several nieces and renh*srs. Aim. Mi*s Ollie Wil­ liams. W-*hinrlon. D C , niece of u F Williams. , ® F . r.i! service* will be held a*. I o*cl*rk tomorrow afternoon at B isfen t-uneral Home with the Itrv J. R. Root officiating, Inte-ment wdll be in Evergreen femet -ry. Memheri «f the rami'b"! t."* sinif Poi*. 33. American legion are remind- I of a me#!lng to* n!pbl at which officers of the Amrrirau l-eg’nn Fair Avsoclatlnn will hg e'ecled p»*t t’->m-%i- |«r f.rm I taid that "It !• vital that mcn-hers altcnd (hit election and help chons* the nf Herrs who will operate th# Fair f »r next season ” Tb* meeting will hep reee<!*.l by a supper #f eountry fried *'r*k prepare*! and serxed hv 2nd Vie#Fommanner George DeMattln and 3rd Vlce-t’i'mmander Jc*s# I/>lg# al 7 o'clock. Post Commander I.rnn I-ynn said that no ro*ervat!on* xr# nre* r.ssary for thr meal. 200 Sneezers Will Ge^her In Miami f MIAMI BE 5CII W — About >00 tnrerers are due here this week, buf with their sneering (!*<*•• hope) left behind. | •*••• s-*At #7 **># "roral order r.f the *neer#,M • brotherhood of h ,v r *uffervrv who hav# been | coming here for the part 1ft years tr enjoy th# practically pollen-free beach ale. 1 In Sanford Ike Appeals For Aid Budget Talks To Start Tonight The fn»t of the budget talks with Sinfonl * llmnl of c'ltr Pommlsvlonnrs trimming wherever |H,s*i!‘ie wall gvt underway lonight •vt the i'|-y Hall l ily 'I i- ager Warren E Know­ les ha* already pr,p»r*d a pro t-cssed huitgrt base*! on the City's needs. Ths lengthy money require­ ment proposal was placed in the I andi of commissioners last week fur study prior to A'loptlng a budget It is rxpectrd, as was hinted by Mayor David Gaterwl at the last meeting „f the boanl. that millage will be Increased by three mills to me-t l*v* operating roris of munici­ pal government. lfowsver, when commissioners aliarpen pencils ani start lopping Shop a nd Save Additional TWO VIEWS OF SANFORD pilots tnDcInir with Provident KDenhower aboard the Aircraft Carrier Sarato g a dwrinif a recent President in I injtectlon and air show. Pilots from the Sanford Naval Air Station identified in the picture with President Elacnhoxver nre: (Immediately behind the President) Kn». Abe Fennell (second from right) Cdr. John M. -Miller. Comanding (Jficer of VAII-9, nnd (far right) Lt. (,‘dr. Charles Mcltratnie. President Eisenhower seemingly is carrying on n serious conversation with the various pilots nnd crew members who took part in the air show. VAII-9 is presently stationed aboard tho Saratoga for training and operations preparatory to Operation “Strike Rack." (Official U. S. Navy Photos) Local News On Page 8 � 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, August 16, 1957 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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