CCA RATCN NEWJ Serving Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach VOL. 2 NO. 11 Boca Raton, Florida, Friday, February 8, 1957 Phone 9005 Price 10 Cents
Louis Marhoefer Receives German Universit) Honor Library A rt Guild Headquarters Heidelberg and By BEATRICE LANDRY their wives. The charm of an American cocktail party, Louis Marhoefer, of Boca combined with .the quiet ele- Raton and Pittsburg, Pa., gance of a German festive recently received the rare dinner, made this a memora- and distinct honor of being ble occasion for all those named Honorary Senator of Deeded Property 1 present. the University of Heidelberg. As Economic Advisor to He also holds the highest the Sub-Committee for Eco- 200 - Foot Downtown Property award of the German govern- nomic and Social Policy ment, the Officers Cross of Affairs of the U.S. Senate Given To Two Organizations the Order of Merit First Class. Foreign Relations Commit- Mr, and Mrs. Marhoefer tee, Marhoefer was sent to Representatives of Boca president of the Boca Raton have just returned from Ger- Holland, Germany, France Raton Properties, Inc., yes- Library Board who accepted many where he received the and Austria by the Senatorial terday presented the deed in behalf of the Boca Raton Senate honor. The investi- Judiciary Committee to in- to a 200-foot piece of proper- Library Association, as no ture took place in a festive vestigate matters pertaining ty on S.E. First St. and Sec- Art Guild member was re- act of the University on its to refugees and escapees. ond Ave. to Mrs. Burt Rogers, portedly able to be present 570th anniversary. Marhoefer In Vienna when the Hungari- to accept jointly. is only the second American an revolution broke out, in The property is deeded to citizen to be so honored by the American Embassy at the the Art Guild of Boca Raton, • Germany's oldest university. time, he was therefore in an Library Plans Inc., and the Boca Raton Li- Former ambassador to Ber- excellent position to report brary Association, Inc., for lin, Dr. Gould Schurman be- to the Senate Committee on Building Drive their respective uses. Dated came Ehrensenator in 1931, the actualities of the situa- December 22, it was recorded and in his memory ,the Uni- tion there. Discussion was held re- in Palm Beach County Court versity created this year, a The Marhoefers have stay- DOYLE E.'ABBOTT House on January 11, 1957, 10-year Schurman stipen- garding the fund drive for ed for three seasons in the the proposed library build- in the names of both groups. dium for professors of the Boca Raton Hotel and have Now that the site has been Cornell University of which Jaycees Cite ing, planned • for an early always been enthusiastic start, at the regular month- acquired,plans are underway Dr. Schurman later became about the unique advantages by the Library Association to chancellor. ly meeting of the Boca Ra- that Boca Raton offers, they Farmer ton Library Association start their Building Fund On the day following the said, and they believe that board of directors, held drive. investiture as Senator h.c. they have found in Boca Ra- Doyle E. Abbott, 29, of Monday at the office of P.J. Unable to contact any mem- of the University of Heidel- ton Estates a most desirable South Military Trail, has Brannen. ber of the Art Guild at press berg, Mr. and Mrs. Marhoefer permanent winter residence. been selected as the out- time their present plans for standing farmer of this com- The president, Mrs. Burt gave a cocktail party and They are now in their new Rogers, announced that the property are noit known. dinner at the historic Hotel apartment in the Linden munity and will be sponsored by the Boca Raton JayCees Frank Gertiser and W.W. Ritter in Heidelberg, that Building. Thomson will continue to was attended by His Mag- Formerly the first and as their entrant in the Florida State Fair contest to be held work on the building and nificenz, Dr. Randerath, rec- largest builder of coopera- ways and means committee Mail Delivery tor of the University, the tive apartments in Pitts- February 12 at the University of Florida. with the present members, Senators of the University, burgh, Pa., Marhoefer has S.T. Hershner and P.J. the Deans of the Faculty recently completed Univer- Candidates will compete j Brannen. Area Extended and their wives. sity Square which contains for the four outstanding young It was requested by the Starting February 9, city The German Government 228 units. He has entered farmers of America in four members that all donations mail delivery will be extend- was represented by His Ex- a partnership with Horatio phases, community, state, for the building fund or the ed to cover Villa Rica, Home- cellency, Dr. Heinz Kreke- B. Ebert, long time resident sectional and national. memorial fund be sent di- rama, 36 and 37 Streets and ler, Ambassador to the Unit- of Boca Raton and formerly Recommended by the Palm rectly to P.O. Box 708, will also include Westwood ed States. His Excellency, with Alcoa of Pittsburgh, for Beach County Agricultural made payable to Bpca Raton Hills, all apartment houses Dr. Conant, Ambassador to the purpose of constructing Agent, Doyle Abbott's record Library Association, Inc., and residences' north of 20th Bonn, sent as his personal cooperative apartments in so impressed the Boca Jay- Boca Raton. St. representative Dr. Moreland, the Boca Raton area. They Cees that they immediately Board members present All industries west of the political advisor, Army Eu- have finished 24 apartment entered.him from this area. were Mrs. Burt Rogers, Mrs. canal will be served and de- rope, who was accompanied units across from the Cabana Abbott is married to the William Maxfield, Mrs. Mary livery will be made to the by Brigadier General A. Club, rather unique in layout former Virginia Elizabeth Ghiotto, Mrs. Harriette Gates, business offices and apart- Post, Army . Europe, and and luxurious in .their appoint- Smith, from Miami. They Mrs. H. Landry, General T, ment houses. Apartment Colonel Ott of American ments. have two children, Hugh, six, Hanley, S.T. Hershner and houses will be furnished with and Dennis, three. ,, P.J. Brannen. a copy of agreement and regulations. Individual homes served must have a mail box in Preliminary Plans Made front of the house, mounted on a curbside post 42 inches from the ground. Further de- To Obtain Field Title tails may be obtained at the Mayor Roy Shores, members' to the state as a site for a post office, if needed, ac- of the Town council, Leon new four-year college. cording to Postmaster Don- Weaver, town attorney, and The board this week, au- ald McDermott. William Lamb, town clerk, thorized preparation of a and some members of the resolution to Federal agen- Boca Raton University Com- cies, asking the government County Zoning mittee met at the Town Hall, to give up its title to airfield Tuesday noon, with County lands and return the property Plans Explained Commissioner Lake Lytal and to the town of Boca Raton. Steve Middleton, County en- Both the Civil Aeronautics Bernard Munsey, adminis- gineer. Authority and the Airforce tration assistant to the coun- Preliminary plans were are interested in the property. ty zoning director, was guest made concerning the steps to The commission also again speaker at the Chamber of be taken to obtain clear title voted to make its staff avail- Commerce held at Brown's to the Boca Raton designated able for helping clear the ti- Restaurant, Thursday morn- university site at the airfield tle and declined to make ing. He spoke on the coun- through the CAA and the Air funds available for special ty's tentative zoning plans Force. help because of county bud- for areas outside corporate get restrictions. limits. He stated that the Palm Beach County Com- plans call for similiar zon- missioners this week were ing on properties adjoining continuing their efforts to municipalities; all lots get clear title to the Boca For Classifieds should be 6,000 foot minimum Raton Airfield from govern- with a 30 foot setback and ment agencies in order that Phone 9005 Louis Mariioefer in cap and gown as he received one of the land can be turned over (Continued on page 2) Friday, February 8, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 3 Page 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, February 8, 1957 Mike Marshall Miami Ernest Borchers New Donations Received 600 Tickets Ready DRIVE SAFELY-Accidents For Hospital Ball don't just happen. They are caused. Funeral Services Tickets are now on sale Driver Is First Race Entry For Pritchard Memorial Fund for the second annual Be- Held Wednesday New donors added to the Town officials, according to thesda Memorial Hospital Mike Marshall, national the sportsmen will race un- Ernest Borchers, 65, • of growi. j, list for the Prichard Mayor Roy Shores, origina- ball Feb. 21, -in charge of- known sports driver has an- der the sanction of the Sports- 455 N.E. Fifth Ct., Boca tor of the fund. the newly-organizing hos- nounced his entry for the Memorial Fund are Otto Yark, »(OflST car Club of America with all Raton, died at Holy Cross Frank Bebrytzke of Chicago; Checks may be sent direct- pital auxiliary. OMVi-IN THEATH March 10 event to be held at Hospital, Tuesday night. classes of sports cars en- Library Board Members as ly to the Boca News, made Exactly 600 tickets - no Thurs.,Fri.,Sat. Feb. 7,8,9 the Boca Raton Airfield. Stricken with a heart, at- Sponsored by the American tered. individuals; and Dr. William payable to the Lyle Prichard more, no less — will be sold Rock Hudson —Lauren Bacall Marshall's car, of which tack, Mr. Borchers was G. O'Donnell. Memorial Fund. They will in the Boca Raton-Delray WRITTEN ON THE WDTC)' Legion Post 277, the race is rushed to the hospital by 7:07 and 10:51 attracting nation-wide atten- he has several makes, raced be deposited in a local bank Beach-Boynton Beach area at Nassau, Chester, S.C., Henderson Ambulance about The immediate goal of the until the estimated cost has by auxiliary members. Dana Andrews _ piper Laurie tion as the gentlemen drivers 7 p.m. Prichard Memorial Fund is to SMOKE SIGNAL — 9:11 applications pour in. and at Sebring. He came in been received. So far the third at Sebring and finished A native of Germany, Mr. purchase a headstone to be In charge of ticket sales Sunday, Monday, February 10-11 Driving for trophies only, fund has reached approxi- with only second, gear left. Borchers moved to New York dedicated Memorial Day by mately the one-third .mark. in Boca Raton is Mrs. Leon McDonald Carey - Rhonda Fleming He has been driving for three City in 1920. A retired com- Weaver, telephone 8008: ODONGO - 7:07 and 10:53 years and won high point in mercial photographer, he James Stewart - Arthur Kennedy CHAMBER OF COMMERCE the Florida Regional SCCA came to Boca Raton two MAN FROM LARAMIE - 8:57 (Continued from page 1) last year. years ago. He is a member District Basketball Tourney Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 12-13 Mike Marshall, one of the first entries in the American 10 feet on each side; future He will also drive with the of the Lady of Refuge Cath- John Forsythe - Maureen O'Hara EVERYTHING BUT THE TRUTH Legion Sportscar Race, shown in his Porsche Spyder, plats must be submitted with factory team at Sebring this olic Church, New York City. 7:07 and 10:27 names and names of streets year. Rosary services were held Scheduled For Belle Glade John Agar - Mamie Van Dor en to avoid duplication and all at the Henderson Funeral STAR m THE DUST - 8:55 beach property eliminated Home Chapel, Deerfield By BUCK WARD tangling at 8:30 p.m. to de- Palm Beach County da, said that the show will from county jurisdiction. Membership Drive Beach, Wednesday. Funeral Class A, Group 8 coaches, termine the other finalist. To Get Cinerama Spotlight begin at 2:30 p.m. Matinees Harry Newman spoke brief- mass will be said by Father Saturday, set the dates and There are some strong are also held on Sunday at For Hospital Underway David Heffeman at St. Joan site of their basketball tour- teams in each bracket with Palm Beach County Day ly about the new Chamber of HEART FUND 2 and 5 p.m. and on Saturday, Commerce building ' to be The annual membership of Arc Catholic Parish Build- nament to determine this Seacrest likely to oppose will be the featured event at at 2:30 p.m. Evening shows drive for the Bethesda-Me- ing today at 10 a.m. area's representative at the Lake Worth in the upper FASHION SHOW the matinee performance of erected on Federal Highway. begin at 9 p.m. daily, except Harold Turner told about the morial Hospital Association His only survivor is his State tourney in Gainesville bracket semi-final and Pom- "This Is Cinerama", Wed- Sunday, at 8:40 p.m., and is once again underway, ac- fine reception the committee wife, Mrs. Mary Borchers, of early in March. pano and Belle Glade meet- Home of Mrs. Sturz, Boca Raton Estates, nesday, Feb. 20, at the Saturday, at 7:30 and 10:30 cording to announcement ing in the lower bracket semi. Roosevelt Theatre, 770 Ar- from Boca Raton received at Boca Raton. Belle Glade High School 3 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12 p.m. their meeting last week with made by chairman, Mrs. Interment will 'be in Boca thur Godfrey Rd., Miami Laurence Chenoweth. was picked as the host for Beach. the State Board of Education Raton Municipal Cemetery. the meet which was staged in Tallahassee. Membership cards, with Funeral arrangements were at North Miami last year. Paul Swater, managing di- DRIVE SAFELY-Respect return envelopes are being rector of Cinerama in Flori- and obey all traffic signs. Guests included Charles made by the Henderson Fun- The tourney will begin on Senior of Delray Beach; Har- sent in mail to the names eral Home, Deerfield Beach. Feb. 27 and conclude with vey Oyer, president of the which appear on the voting the finals at 8 p.m. on Satur- Everywhere youth of Kiwanis Club of Boynton list; however, anyone inte- day night, March 2. Beach; Harry Yarborough, rested in becoming a mem- BOCA ber is urged to donate $1 Seacrest is defending manager of Southern Bell champion having beaten Pom- all ages say Telephone Company, Delray for their membership card. ELECTRIC pano in the finals last year Beach; Miss Barbara Dodge; ROCK KING and the Seahawks reached Mrs. Edward Melvin and Mrs. February Is Heart Month Phone with his amusing piano the finals at Gainesville be- Burt Klehm. fore being trimmed by Au- x rhythms and ditties - - bumdale for the State crown. Eleven teams are entered formerly of the Beach in this year's meet and no Is For Neighbor Club Hotel, Naples, teams were seeded. The ->. draw saw Lake Worth, Key Florida West, Stranahan, Central for active comfort!" Catholic, and Hialeah get NIGHTLY except first round byes. The three For every active hour of your busy life wear HEART FUND eighbors Monday 10 to 3 opening day contests will a Vassarette with perfect ease. Cool, trim FASHION have host Belle Glade meet- and comfortable, you'll be the target of The friendly people who ing Stuart at 2 p.m. with a admiring eyes. Because only Vossarette gives SHOW night doubleheader seeing you the entictng figure of youth. work at First Federal Seacrest tangle with Arch- Savings are your neigh- Breakfast Home of Mrs. bishop Curley of Miami at 7 t' Bernard S.turz, p.m. and Pompano taking on Boca Raton bors . . they live in Lunch i' Estates, Tues- South Dade at 8:30 p.m. day afternoon, your neighborhood and Dinner The schedule on Feb. 28 is February 12, 2 o'clock. are interested citizens Always Excellent at at 2 p.m., Central Catholic in our community. Why Brown's and the vs Belle Glade-Stuart winner; 3:30 p.m., Stranahan vs Sea- not come in today. Late Supper Menu crest-Curley winner; 7 p.m., Visit with a neighbor is Terrific Lake Worth vs Key West; and open or add to your 8:30 p.m., Hialeah vs. Pom- pano-South Dade victor. Win- insured Savings account? Ham & Eggs ners of the 3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday games will Filet Mignon meet at 7 p.m. Friday in one Hamburgers semi-final game with the 2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. victors N for NOW Steak Sandwiches Shrimp Cocktail "Lite-Line" long leg style pantie girdle No. 88 of tissue light nylon net. Dainty •—V Savings entered blue pin-dot elasticized front panel and 1/2 Fried Chicken Cash Awards 8 by Feb. 10 Ban-Lon yarn top, leg bands and B-Cued Beef crotch ... $5.95. Also "lite-.Line" girdle For Song Contest No. 9...$5.00 and pantie girdle No. 8 earN DivideNds ...$5.00. -payable June Oysters and Many other March 1 is the deadline for 30 - from the Theme Song Contest, Corner Palmetto Pm* East of F*dt February first. Specialties being sponsored by the Del- ray Beach Community Cho- rus, with the public urged to participate. All entries will see these and be " considered and a cash many others modeled TILL at the fashion show prize of $5 will be awarded Tuesday. BOCA RATON OFFICE for the best song and words /GOLD COAST FASHIONS submitted. 4 A.M. 31 Music does not have to be Porous Ban-Lon yarn PowAire* panfie FIRST FEDERAL original, but> the words are girdle No. 37 with jalin lastex panels. to be suitable for public use. White, colors...$7.95. Matching girdle NEXT TO POST OFFICE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Entries are to be mailed to No. 35...$7.95. r 11 Box 362, Delray Beach, c/o Mrs. Sherman D. Clough, OF DELRAY BEACH BROWN'S in Boca Raton Call 9OO5 Underneath it all. Member Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. For a Vassarette package delivery phone Classified Ads TOTAL RESOURCES MORE THAN $8 MILLION TO SAFEGUARD YOUR ACCOUNT 9525 Friday, February 8, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 5 Civil Service Exams Scheduled TEEN from Mrs, Vaill an court at Editorial Page Through My Window The Civil Service Board of of 40 for experienced police- the office of the Town Boca Raton will hold exami- By BEATRICE LANDRY men and firemen. clerk. TALK nations for the following po- Entrance salary for water Page 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, February 8, 1957 The Golden Rule tells us to treat others as we would like sitions: Policeman, fireman, Deadline for filing appli- By JUNE DOMEYER plant operator is $260 per cations expires Feb. 15. to be treated. To be really effective, this calls for creative water plant operator, and month, and for machine re- machine repairman. imagination. Newest member in our Teen ley's Fishing Club, to chal- pairman, $1.59 per hour. A Dangerous Age Compassion and creative imagination joined forces back Age Center is Diane Mahon. lenge the Miami pie-eating The entrance salary for policemen and firemen is in 1949 when a volunteer hospital worker noticed the acute Welcome, Diane. The Sock queen for an over-all title. All applicants must be doctor, anywhere, that you choose, but need for children's' toys in Connecticut charity hospital-. Good luck, Mark. $260 per month, plus $12 per TALK Danger lurks in every by-way, in all the Disturbed about this, the young, attractive socialite decidec j^ Hop went over real big last month additional for clean- U.S. citizens and residents nooks and crannies of life. Danger from make it soon. Saturday. We would like to Gwen Jennings is being ing and laundering uniforms. of Boca Raton. to do something about it, by placing an ad in a local paper. give full appreciation to all sponsored by the Teenage every direction, accepted calmly by the Do you think the battle of polio is over? Mrs. Joseph Shapiro was overwhelmed with Age limits are from 21 to Persons interested may TO modern person well versed in most matters. Not while there is a single child or adult the chaperones who helped Center for the Miss Sports- 35 with an upper age limit obtain an application form the response. Thus Toy Clinics of America us out that night. car contest. 'Rally round But there is an insidious danger often left on crutches or in wheelchairs. Talk was born. Guided by her, it is now an inter- DUGAN to some of the patients in respirators or in Jolene Mucci, our treasurer, and vote for her. overlooked, coo many times attributed to national project, bringing happiness to So far the girl's basketball rocking beds. What does victory over polio spoke at the meeting Wednes- YOUR PROTECTION World Expert on Travel children alone. Horrified parents have seen hundreds of thousands of sick and crippled day about the Moonlight teams are even. Jolene'a their children stricken with the crippling mean to someone who will be paralized children. To know that a doll will bring a Cruise slated 'or Feb. 9. team won two games and IS OUR BUSINESS SPECIAL RATES TO effects of polio and not long after have the this year because they "put-off" receiving smile to a stricken face, or an amusing, We need to seii 75 tickets Ann's won two. CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS terrifying experience of being diagnosed as their Salk vaccine. cleverly devised therapeutic toy will en- before this Saturday. Teen- A. Valentine Dance will Quotations on group polio cases themselves. The American public has generously Mrs. Shapiro courage a youngster to move a maimedL *L agers are to meet at the be held Saturday, Feb. 16, INSURE THRU tours. Tell us your given millions of dollars to the March of limb, must bring a deep sense of accomplishment to Mrsr Fire Station at 6 p.m. andand *' re will be lots of plans for a gang jour- "Who will care for my children? How can Shapiro and all her group of wonderful women working with I watch over my family? I can't breathe Dimes for research, treatments and rehabili- transportation will be provid- sntert. lment going on. ney arid let Dugan figure tation for polio victims each year. Because her. It is with a warm personal feeling of gratitude to Mrs. ed. Get your tickets now, Hard working chairmen, Weekes Realty Company, Inc. without a respirator, or iron lung . . will I Shapiro, and speaking in behalf of children I'll never see Jolene Mucci and Pat Trox- HARVEY SEVIGNY _, _. , BOOK NOW- FOR TRAVEL ever walk again,"the tormented thoughts go of this the Salk vaccine was made avail- from Jolene; remember it's L but who would express their thanks if they could, that the your Teenage Center, SUP- ell, request more volunteers Insurance Department Tfuk Travel TO EUROPE in 1957 on and on in a chaotic delirium. able. The number of polio cases were re- above is written. duced by almost half last year due to the PORT IT! for the St. Patrick's Day Boca Raton Issuing a call to arms all over the nation, Another car wash will be float. Volunteers listed so Delray .Beach Havana - Nassau physicians appeal to the 20-40 year age Salk vaccine and there is no reason why far are, Perry Frank, Joy West Indies we can't beat these figures this year. There held tomorrow. All the teen- group to receive their Salk vaccine immuni- While we sleep in peace, the town is watched over by that agers will be out again. If Anderson, Ray Hillegass, ALL EXPENSE TOURS zation. is time for all adults to be innoculated be- popular police officer, Louie Perrault who serves the mid- we missed you last week, Ann Carroll, Sue Frederick, Daily Departures Protect yourself, protect your family's fore the heavy "polio" season arrives. night to 8 a.m. shift. Although we tend to overlook those we _ we'll be e and be there Nancy Callinan, Chris Calli- THIS WEEK'S BEST BETS When the majority of adults are protected, don't see often, residents of Boca Raton join heartily iif* sut nan and Martha Thompson. - from $26.00 future, they cry. This is a dangerous age. wishing Louie a very happy birthday today. And many more, ™ tomorrow. In charge of the Sunbeam B niton e More adults in this age group contract there will be less carriers of the dread program are Ann Corrall, How about adding your name RAIN KING s crubbable disease, thus offering a double value. Louie. Thanks for your nightly guarding of the town. Jerry Wallen, Mike Steel, to this list? Sprinklers alkyd, flats polio than do children. It only takes three regular for interior, immunization innoculations to banish polio No carriers, no epidemics and it's up to Lewis Wallen and Chris Eight volunteers for this $9.75 $5.50 value Boca Tours Callinan. Teenagers will Saturday will bs Jerry Wal- special from your life. Can you afford NOT to? you. Help yourself to health and don't for- The Boy Scouts of America has a birthday today and _-_ $3.70 South Federal-Zim Bldg. get those less fortunate who never had a meet at the fire house at 9 len, Vickie Thompson, Lewi s $6.97 Isn't your role as a happy, normal person celebrates its 47th year. Boy Scouts are not just a social Wallen, Martha Thompson, chance to receive the Salk vaccine, con- a.m. Saturday. All proceeds Deep colors worth taking these precautions? Doctors all organization. Although the boys are taught how to acquire go toward paying for our new Laurel Strom, Mike Steel, $6.45 value Bonded and Official over the country are setting a low fee so tracting polio before the discovery was natural poise in all situations, the aim for the young men Representative for all stove and athletic equipment. Aubrey Seeman and Linda PLASTIC HANGERS $4.20 that adults will take advantage of the oppor- made. from 8-18 is character building and citizenship training. Barbara Sheller will be Richard. Don't forget to be Air and Steamship Lines. 1 doz. - 9% Official Tariff Rates. tunity to protect themselves. Physicians at Don't get caught in the danger izone. They become familiar with duty to God and country, duty to hostess to the informal get- at Teen Center at 10 a.m. Special Quality PVA, t the Boca Raton Medical Clinic are ready Guard your health, it's one of your most others and duty to self. Character is built through carefully ^. together for the pre-teens We need you. all colors, gallon $3.45 to administer the vaccine. For your own priceless possessions. Take advantage of planned games and adventure, a feeling of belonging, de- until 9:30 and to the teen- Brook Park Mel Mac — unbreakable plastic dishes veloping skills and self reliance, quest for knowledge and outure safety, make your appointment with any our modern miracles and banish polio fears agers until 11:30 p.m. Fri- $16.95 set (4 of each) - Special $13.50 forever. attaining a goal. All such efforts really deserve praise and day night. • RENT A CAR the Boy Scouts are rewarded with recognition of their achieve- Recently we* had a pie- ment. They also have the exclusive sense of participating in eating contest and Mark Lewis Bros. Hdwe. Co. from $35 per week secret ceremonies, always so important to a growing young Tofano was crowned King. Liberal Arts College man. Tomorrow he will appear on South'sFederatHighway 175 Boca Raton Rd.-New Store,Second Bfk.E.Fed.Hwy. PHONE 5488 From Scouting knows no race, creed or class; it's available in Channel 4, Miami, Jim Doo- Phone '8781 or 822:8 Everyone capable of getting any benefit from a college farm and city areas. It serves the rich and poor alike, helping education should go to college. But the truth is, thousands each to become the best of citizens. who no w go to college would serve themselves and society Our Readers William D. Boyce, a Chicago publisher, visiting England^ better if they went to trade schools. was befriended by a Boy Scout in a dense London fog. Very In the last analysis, says Orville Prescott, a Williams impressed, Boyce gathered all the available information Boca - DeerfielcTs Fine New graduate and author, higher education is an intellectual dis- The Boca Raton News: bringing it back to the U.S. On Feb. 8, 1910, Boyce formally incorporated the Boy Scouts of America. It is chartered di- cipline for people who want to exercise their minds. Many There is something miss- ing in this town in a social rectly by Congress and the President of the U.S. is the FUNERAL HOME are unwilling to use their minds. They prefer to use their Honorary President. When disaster strikes, in any form, hur- bodies. Take many football players as examples. and recreational activity that is enjoyed by the elder ricanes, tornados, fire or flood, the Scouts are always ready What Mr. Prescott says about the liberal arts colleges may citizens of most every other to serve. The essence of a Scout Good Turn, the regard for Invites You to the in almost equal truth be said about the public library. "The town of our size in South the welfare of others, is a vital part of democracy and the liberal arts college," he says in his delightful autobiographi- Florida. This group doesn't future of civilization. To the Boy Scouts of America and cal book, The Five Dollar Gold Piece, "is not concerned know what to do with their especially our local.group, Boca Raton News with sincere GET - ACQUAINTED with the teaching of professional skills. It is organized and spare time since they have appreciation says "Happy Birthday" and may you progresf^ operated with a different goal in view: to help students be retired and some have spoken forever in the role you play today. OPEN HOUSE more interesting company for themselves and others for the to me about the town's lack rest of their lives by acquainting them with their heritage as of interest in the matter. OCCASION human beings, the great story of what men have done and This is no fault of your Town As life does not stop at forty, fifty or more, why should Council. pleasant outdoor amusement stop for the older group in town? failed to do, what they have thought, discovered, written and Facilities abound in Boca Raton for such entertainment. In achieved. In the process of learning somediing about this For a number of years we This Week - End have had shuffleboard courts City Park, on Palmetto Park Road, a deserted- shuffleboard heritage, the superior student often learns to think for him- in the town and a pavillion court stands. An empty pavillion for card-players or just con- Saturday and Sunday self and becomes a better individual and a better citizen." in which to play cards and versing groups stand ready, waiting for interested persons to" What thousands of college graduates fail to get out of their other activities — but, do fill it with fun and laughter or quiet reminiscing about times All Day and Evening four years in college,, other thousands get at less cost by you KNOW, that they are "back home". ^ making use of what public libraries offer them. Money to pay never used? We have fine Boca Raton offers these enticements to residents, retired for a college training is of far less importance than a desire lavatory facilities adjoining. or otherwise. Why hasn't anyone stepped forward to form a Inspection of the Facilities - for an increase in mental capital. That desire, plus a good I contacted the Director of club or group to take advantage of these? Other cities have Friendly visiting and Refreshments Public Works, Mr. William their Golden Age Clubs, their various "state" clubs and library, will produce seemingly miraculous results — as evi- many other similiar get-acquainted groups. Wl^ should Boca dence offered by thousands of successful men and women Prendergast, and he told me that he would be happy to lag behind? All it needs is one interested party to spearhead who never went to college proves conclusively. —LIBRARIES work with any group of par- such a recreational group. Surely in this fine town of ours FOR FLORIDA ties that wanted to use the there is a civic minded person, man or woman, to re-activate facilities or equipment. this well planned area prepared by the thoughtful Town offi- Boca Raton Newa So, I am asking you to cials for their pleasure and recreation. Won't you let us know? Jtencferstm Published on Friday spearhead a movement with 165 E. Palmetto Park Road your paper by calling a meet- ing of all those interested in BOX 1157 TELEPHONE 9005 IF NO ANSWER, S-5274 forming a shuffleboard or DR. THOMAS M. SHOAF Robert L. and Lora S. BriU, Publishers recreational club of some Beatrice Landry — Editor kind. Optometrist Allan Maloney — Office Manager Let them have some fun in the land of sunshine by 204 E. Atlantic Ave. Defray Beach Phone CR 6~6672j Wallace Pflueger - Advertising Director helping them to get acquaint- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 1 year - $3; 2 years - *£ ed with their fellowrnen N.E. SECOND AVENUE and HILLSB0RO BOULEVARD Entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office through this recreational -PAVING— of Boca Raton, Fla., Dec. 1, 1955 medium. Ross B. Henderson, Licensed Funeral Director _ Don Youngman and Thomas L. Cook Associates The Boca Raton News is a hometown paper LET'S START A REAL Streets - Drives - serving the people of the town. Support of it by RECREATIONAL CENTER!! 24-Hour Ambulance Two Registered Nurses advertising and contributions of news copy will Sincerely, help the paper grow, which in turn will help the HA|RDRIVES, INC. AMBULANCE in Attendance DEERFIELD BEACH W. George Whitehouse Phone CR.6- 4567 and Oxygen Service community grow. CALL 548T Page 6 THE BOCA RATON-NEWS Friday, February 8, 1957 Friday, February 8, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 7
30 Make Honor Roll February Is Heart Month "Save The Only Eyes Boca Fishing News Raquefs Principal Paul Matwiy of Jo Anne Bongiorno, Sharon You Will Ever Have" the Boca Raton School re- Munyer, .Aubrey Seeman and ports that the following stu- Judy Shoaf. By NORMAN ARMOUR Intriguing Bags - Distinctive Costume Jewelry dents have made the honor roll for the third six-week DR. P. A. Me RILL Not much to report this Capt. Andy Brennan reports grading period ending Jan. Mike Machek week. The weather has been that Mr. and Mrs. George 25: Optometrist Hutchinson, from Long Rock, favorable, but with Southeast Grade 5, Beverley Bossen- Guest Speaker winds, and the temperature Iowa, had a good time fishing And The 127 BOCA RATON RD. on the Festoon II, this week, berry, Sherry Butcher, Judy in the eighties, the fish are Herrin, Dianne Munyer, Pa- At Kiwanis not biting too well. We had and they had seven dolphin, up to twenty pounds at the tricia Young, David Bryan; Mike Machek, of Delray BOCA RATO N shrimp coming through the grade 6, Neil Bates, Wayne Beach, was the guest speak- inlet, but they too have end of a day's fishing. PHONE 9498 FLORIDA New Lingerie Shop McMahon, Susan Borozny, er at the Kiwanis Club lun- stopped running. Burt Cheatem, fishing on Nancy Jones, Amma Lee cheon, Tuesday. He has the Sea Baby, caught a barra- Wallen, Dana Mucci, Judy been very active in Boy cuda, and a grouper, and lost Shyrock, William Goldsmith, Scout work in Delray Beach a big kingfish to a shark, on of THE BOCA RATON HOTEL & CLUB George Newmar. Neil Wil- and gave a resume of the Boy a Sunday fishing trip. liams; grade 7, Bonnie Eshle- Scout history. He also dis- HIGH GOAL Two weeks ago the Joyce man, Robert Schlusemeyer, cussed their plans for a fu- III hooked a 400-pound blue Tomolyn Tarayos, Joanna ture encampment area north marlin off of Boca Raton and Brown, Mark Tofano; grade of Pa' Beach County. after a long battle finally 8, Deanna Baker, Dick Pool, Hai Newman introduced landed the fish .at Boynton James Trocko, Kurt Vrchota, POLO Beach. Invite You To Visit the gu st speaker. &Watch and TOURNAMENT ACTION BEGINS Boy Scouts SUNDAY - 3 P.M. Our Shops Clock Repair Palmetto Park Fete Parents East of Federal General watch and clock repairing. All FOR THE HOSPITAL BALL Let us surprise you work fully guaranteed. Quiet service. The third annual Troop 27 Receiving tickets for the Bethesda Memorial Hospital Parents' night and pot-luck with our reasonable prices Ball, to be held Feb. 21, at the Boca Raton Club are At The New supper was held last night CHESTER K RIP LEAN these members of the Hospital Auxiliary. Left to right are Mrs. Leon Weaver, Mrs. John Hager and Mrs. H.A. with a capacity attendence, St;op Hours: 9 a.m. to 5:00 at the Scout Hut. Hubbard.-Hank Cohen Photo i Boca Raton Polo Field Games opened the program Phone 5886 "Where It's Nice To dance are registered profes- Bring Your Friends" followed by "Chow Call" New York City — Palm Beach — Boca Raton — Hollywood — Ft. Lauderdale Bocade Building—110 E. Palmetto sional nurses. Reserved Box Seats General Admission by Bill Maher, bugler. Funeral Home After dinner, the ceremonial MARY E. STEELE part of the program began Moves To New Breakfast $230 $1.2O H KUIMTKHKE) MASHKU.SK with the introduction of All Makes Typewriters Lunch guests. Rev. Elton Powell Quarters Dinner led the group in a song and Adding; Machines followed by presentation of Henderson Funeral Home MASSAGE has moved to its new loca- the Colors by the Panther Sales - Repairs - Rentals TREATMENTS At "Your Home The Fashion Shop In BOCA Patrol. Pledge to the flag tion, N.E. Second Ave. and was led by a member of the Hillsboro Blvd., in Deerfield Gator Patrol. PHONE Beach, according to Ross B. POMPANO BUSINESS MACHINES Henderson, licensed funeral Phone 8328 Movies of the 1950 Jam- 7-9924 218 North Federal Hwy. director. If no answer, call after 6 p.m. boree and the 1956 Smoky for' Mountain trip were shown. Pompano Beach Thomas L. Cook has join- 175 N.E: 4th Ave. prompt service ed the staff as an associate Panther Patrol received Boca Raton the award of the Tom-Tom. with Donald L. Youngman. palmetto Park East of Federal Patrols demonstrated on fire; The three will be hosts to each patrol explained fire- an "open-house" tomorrow woods, fire building and and Sunday when the new specific uses for different building will be dedicated. types of fires. Tools The firm serving the North Dresses George King, Gulfstream Paints Broward-South Palm Beach Sportswea Everything it area has three ambulances Jewelry Council Field Executive, STANDARD takes to be Lingerie officiated at the Court of a equipped with oxygen, re- Honor where Bill Maher was HANDYMAN suscitators, arid skilled per- awarded a Life Rank; Phil sonnel available on a 24- Hillegass, First Class; Rus- 13th Street Phone 8554 hour basis. Also in atten- IIFFLEIS Experts In The ty Cobb and Bill Eubanks, Jr., Second Class. Mr. Fillingham Many Variations Tenderfoot investiture ceremony included Mike Boca Raton Club Paints Came Year Ago FREE INSTALLATION O'Brien, Jim Benson, Mark Insulation Funeral services for Ed- OF THAT LOOK Strom, Dennis Taylor, Tom- Flooring my Taylor and Rusty Cobb. mund Fillingham, 69, of 255 Taps and the "Scout Oath Ceiling Tile N.E. Third St., who died Turnouts for sun-fun and concluded the annual event. Tileboard Thursday at his home, were sttu-spangled evenings - that held Saturday at 3 p.m. Rev. measure up to four and five Sheathing Arthur Rich, pastor of the times the price tags — and Hardware First Baptist Church of Del- give you a big jump on the ray Beach, officiated. situation up North next Tools summer. Mr. Fillingham moved to FACTORY WRITTfN ABC FEATURING CASUAL Plaster PLANS Boca Raton a year ago. He GWMAMTM Cement We have * com- was a retired superintendent »OR IHI unriMt Kindergarten plete Mbrary of of the maintenance and con- Of YOUR CAR Paneling GOOD AT MIDAS MUFTUBt CLOTHES FOR home plan*. struction department of Mun- SHOW ROM Wallboard roe County, N.Y. COAST-TO-COAST Children RESORT WEAR Survivors include his wife, mmmmmmmm MATERIALS FINANCING Mrs. Marie Fillingham; a sis- Ages 2 thru 6 We can assist We can furnish you tn obtaining1 ter, Mrs. Charles Wright, Slacks complete materi- Gulfport, Miss.; and two suitable 11 n a n- MUFFLER Jackets als for any home. cta*. brothers, Maurice and Ray- hours mond of Rochester, N.Y. Sales & Service Sweaters MUFFLER 9-12 - $12.50 month Funeral arrangements were 1484 S. Fed. HI. Ph. 9971 One - Week Sale Shirts Complete Building Service made by Scobee Funeral Pompano Beach 9-5 - $40.00 month Home, Delray Beach. Burial ivery Sleeved Dress Shoes including hot lunches Shorts In Stock .... and snack with milk Swim .Trunks Formal Wear REAL ESTATE INSURANCE JUANA ROAD P. BEBOUT Some as much as 30% off Boca Raton Park Always As Represented Phone 5529 Phone 8621 Through February 16 Only - No Limit 701 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton Friday, February 8, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 9 Page 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, February 8, 1957 Catholic Parrish To Have Mothers'March George Joins Panel Woman's Page Valentine Dance,Card Party Great Success Of Judges For Art Show Mrs. John Olsson, chairman Ouid George, noted Palm Mrs. George joins Marion Plans have been completed Committee members working of the Mothers March of for a Valentine Party to take on the affair are Mrs. Mary Beach iSt., has been nam- Howard of Boca Raton and Dimes, highly commended the ed as third judge for the Sherman Raveson of Delray place Friday, Feb. 15, at the Steele, Mrs. Jody Parr, Mrs. from the Contempo- residents of Boca Raton for St. Joan of Arc Parish Hall, Ed Connors, Mrs. L. 0'Car- seventh annual exhibit of Beach as judges for the rary Collection their overwhelming response the Art Guild of Boca Raton. Boca Raton Art Guild's an- 155 N.W. 20th St. at 8:30 roll, Mrs. Charles Wei don, to the polio workers last p.m. Jr., Jack Bussen, Jack Woods The exhibit ' ill b. ''.eld at nual exhibit. Smart, witty, dis-i #k/eek. the Boca Raton Hotel and The exhibit opens with a There will be an orchestra Gene Axe, and Larry O'Car- tinctive Valen- roll. Members of the American Club, Feb. 19-24. preview for patrons and for those who wish to dance tines for those Legion Auxiliary, Beta Sig- and card tables will be pro- Refreshments will be avail- Mrs. George has been a members Feb. 18. On Feb. who like their ma Phi Sorority, Business regular exhibitor at the 19, the show will start for vided for card players. All able. humor with a and Professional Women's Catholics of the parish are Worth Avenue Gallery for all visitors. There is no Lmodern flair. club, Newcomers Club and the past seven years. She charge for members, who urged to attend these friendly Come in and all the captains and workers get-togethers. has also exhibited at the may attend as often as they choose your did a tremendous job, Mrs. Norton Gallery and the wish during its run. louche and . Olason stated. llections Four Arts. Her work has Mrs. Frederick Matthews Fancy Free Hall- at the last report aled ap- been > • traveling shows of has announced her crafts Miss Shelter mark Valentines proximately $1,450, more than the 1 orida Artist Group. committee: Mrs. E.M. Laird, from our com-f ||(ouble the amount for last She ' studied at the Art Mrs. Henry Ottiwell, Mrs. Charles Mather-Smith and Mrs. Richard Mann examine the Enters Contest plete selection. year. Insti of Chicago and the Charles F. Dodge, Mrs. T.A. first painting entered in the Exhibit, "Looking Down Fifth Members of the Teenage ESI_L Esmeralda, Mexico Sieferth, Mrs. W.P. Wright, Ave. From the Plaza" by Guy Wiggins, of Old Lyme, Conn. Pretty blonde, blue-eyed Center iii a joint effort, col- Mrs. Frank Perkins, Mrs. Boca News Photo Barbara Sheller, an 18 year City, .nd has traveled in lected $235 toward the total Fay Rhoode. old miss, has been entered as Europ studying the mas- MAYO'S amount. ters. The hanging committee in- Everything for the a candidate in the American South Florida Lawn and Garden and Boca Raton Police and Fire In ddition to painting, cludes: Elizabeth Patton, Legion Miss Sportscar of Departments cooperated all 1957 Contest. Mrs. George also does Hollywood Beach; Whitney DALE'S Garden & Pet Supply LTD. ROYAL PALM SHOPPING CENTER the way, Mrs. Olsson added, Cushing, Palm Beach; Elise Barbara is the daughter of sculpturing and studied for BOCA RATON, FLA. and she said "As chairman Byrd, Delray Beach; Fred S. Federal — Phone 8683 — We Deliver Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sheller, four years with Jose De- PHONE aauo I'd like to express my sincere Lieb, Boca Raton; Kathryn 445 N.E. Fourth St., Boca Creeft in direct carving in "Bring Your Garden and Pet Problems To Dale" Barbara Sheller-Boca (gjhanks to all who helped. Frain, Ft. Lauderdale; Ste- Raton, and is a former baton stone and wood. News Photo ven Kika, Boca Raton; Aurie twirler. She is being sponsor- Bacon, Boca Raton; Eliza- Gathering for the -wedding ceremony tomormw are left to ed by the Garden Apartments. right Mrs. James Pegg, seated Mrs. Harry Moon, Mrs. Seth Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers beth Carter, Delray Beach All single girls between Swick; second row, Mrs. Joseph Michelich, Mrs, Jerry NOTICE and Earle Mays, Boca Ra- the ages of 16 and 21 are Kleiner and Miss Carol Moon.-Boca News Photo NEON CARDS ton. eligible. The queen, ^elected PAPER by vote, accompanied by two PAINTED Ail Donations For The The first painting entered attendants, will reign for in the exhibit this year came FURNITURE Four Sisters And Families Gather from Guy Wiggins who is the day at the Sportscar Race, DIAL DIAL RJLTOI LillllY IISIJSiG Fill March 10. painting in Jamaica this 8175 For Moon-Wimer Rites Any local group, club, season. business or individual may 60 N. DIXIE — BOCA RATON Or the LIBRARY MEMORIAL FUND should he Anyone wishing to register une 4\ paintings for the show should BARN Four Moon daughters, their Mrs. Seth G ) Swick, and sponsor a candidate. All husbands and families arrived family of St. Clair Shores, ballots must be in by March sent directly to P.O Box 708, Made payable to the contact Mrs. Richard Mann, BOCA RATON in town this week to join Mich.; Mrs. James (Vera) 1 and are to be mailed to Boca Raton Library Association ,Inc" Box 73, Boca Raton. Those their parents, Mr,, and Mrs. Pegg and family, also of St. Jim Rutherford, P.O. Box who have crafts should con- Best Quality for Less Harry Moon, and their other Clair Shores; Mrs. Jerry 473, Boca Raton, to be turn- tact Mrs. Frederick Matt- sister Carol, bride-elect. (Lois) Kleiner, Boca Raton; ed over to the special vote hews, 540 Spanish Trail, DRIVE A LITTLE . . . SAVE A LOT Gathering for the wedding Mrs. Joseph 0o-An) Michel- committee. Boca Raton. Registration of N.W. 2 Ave. at 19 St. Phone 5335 j of Carol to Dwight Wiraer on ich and family of E. Detroit; all exhibits will be Feb. 11. and 11 grandchildren. Saturday, the sisters are Congress Member ALL THE FINEST BEAUTY SERVICES H.R. COLFAX Visits Hartley's HILLSBORO AT NOMINAL JORDAN MANOR Locksmith Nursery PRICES The Honorable Hormar CDUNIEY GERALD 'ktriemn Denny, former member of Thru 8th formerly Boca Raton North Federal Highway Congress and Mrs. Denny APARTMENTS Hotel and Club have arrived in town to spend a week as house Grade. .. BERT KLEHM (formerly the Warwick) At "A" Street guests of General and Mrs. Owner emiy Q/alon Pine Circle - Just off Thomas J. Hanley at their • SCHOOL •• Royal Palm Shopping Center Boca ??aton West Palmetto Park Road Bicycles - Lawn Mowers N.E. Fourth Ave. home. The Denny's are from in Boca Raton Sales - Service - Repairs Phone 5040 For appointment, phone Boca Raton 5511 Pittsburg, Pa. He is now a 1 and 2-Bedroom apartments now renting furnished at very member of the Civil Aero- For Registration reasonable rates — monthly, seasonal, yearly. nautic Authority Board and Call Esther B. Yardley, Principal will include business trips Charlotte M. Jordan PHONE to Miami during his visit. Patricia Troxell.— Boca Phone Boca Raton 8003 A. Austin Jordan General and Mrs. Hanley News Photo BOCA owner- n:Gnagerr.ent have just returned from Wash- 5777 ington, D.C., where they at- 1238 Hillsboro Beach On AIA tended the inaugural cere- New Sportscar monies as personal guests of President and Mrs. Eisen- Queen Entry hower. Miss Patricia Troxell, factory daughter of Mr. and Mrs. finished Birthday congratulations Earl P. Troxell, who is a this week go to Mrs. J.R. BOCfl RflTOn paneling new entrant in the American Caldwell, Regina Weissman, Legion's Miss Sportscar of in just Billy J albert, Leo Silvestry 1957. contest She is a na- about and Louis Perrault. Qandm Apcmtmentb tive of Boca Raton, born CRMIRA Domina J albert has just and brought up here, and any fine returned from a business is a student at Seacrest STYLE 400 wood trip to New York and Wash- WE.5T PALMETTO PARK ROAD High School. Sweet 16, a Matching V-groovei you ington, D.C. slender blonde with blue for horizontal installation Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Caldwell eyes, she is being sponsor- want will celebrate Mrs. Cald- ed by Boca Motors, Inc. (in one sire only — 32 by 64 inches) BURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED SUITES A Complete Selection of •OK. well's birthday on Feb. 8 by going out to dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hanna ONE and TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS George PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES of Delray Beach. ON U.S. HlV/:|liN|il|i|^|i|p||p Formerly at Boca Raton NEW SWIMMING POOL Hotel and Club Fast Professional Photo Fininhimj decorafive! different! Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Ander- SOUTH ;Diiiliiiiliiili Now Associated With son, New Rochelle, N.Y., 1630 S. E. 3rd Court are the house guests of Mr. TROPICAL ATMOSPHERE and Mrs. Charles Ericksoh for a few days. COVE Shopping Center BOCA RATON LUMBER Monthly seasonal LEO'S BARBER SHOP Deerfield Beach MODERATE RATES & yearIy rentals East of Post Office and SUPPLY CO., Inc. February Is Heart Month Hours: 8:30 to 6 Phone Boca 9075 N.W. Second Avenue and Fourth St. Phone 8581 Phone BOCA RATON 9435 phone 9646 Friday, February 8, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 11 Page 10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, February 8, 1957 Bethany Presbyterian Mission six pur- J •. Mrs. E.J. Stenner of Lan- CHURCH tantanaa bI0Ughbroughtt a specia p l rausi Discusses Building Plans cal number at the early morn'- PERSONALLY SPEAKING time the Session members of ing church service SERVICES Wednesday evening, at the the Bethany Presbyterian The Sunday School con- home of David MacDonna, Mrs. J. Myer Schine was a Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dwan Church from Fort Lauderdale tinues to expand with an guest on a Channel 5 TV Stratoliner Homes, in Boca, discussed with' the Boca additional class now taught of Washington, D.C., have at the Lions Club on N.W. a group met for prayer and program Monday between 12- ar rived in town to stay at FIRST METHODIST CH- group, tentative plans con- by Mrs. George Cusack of 1 p.m. She showed several URCH of Boca Raton. Royal 4th Ave. off Palmetto Park Bible study, followed by a cerning the recently acquired the Garden Apartments. Boca Raton Villas. Dwan is business meeting at which pictures and crafts to be ex- a prominent attorney and j^Palm Road. Rev. Elton G. Rd. Sunday School at 9:45 church site in Boca Woods. A call to Boca 5031 will hibited at the Art Guild an- while in town will visit his •Powell, pastor. Church a.m. Classes for all ages. As soon as possible an edu- secure additional information nual exhibit this month and brother Dr. Dwan, a physician School, 9:45 a.m.; Church Meriting Worship Services at j cational unit will be erected, for those interested in shar- commented on each one. from Minneapolis, who has a Service, 11 a.m. Nursery 11 a.m. Everyone cordially which will serve as a tempo- ing in the program underway. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. winter residence here. available for children during invited. Rev. Albert L. East- rary chapel untilrthe church man, pester. Bechtel of Highland Farms Charles Mather-Smith has 11 o'clock service. Methodist sanctuary can be built. The Garden Apartments man, pastor. Rev. Eastman j have moved into their new been commissioned to paint Youth Fellowship meets Sun- site selected has over a SPONSORS home in Boca Villas. a picture of Duke University day, 7 p.m., in the Church will conduct services in the 300-foot frontagei on the Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Re ofChapel, taken from an origi- Hall. Choir rehe >rsal, Thurs- Boca Raton Hotel and Club ' Dixie Highway and more on Sundays from 9-10 a.m. in MISS SPORTS CAR 1957 New York City and Harriman, nal sketch made by him. day, 7:30 p.m. I Vote For N.Y., have arrived at their The painting is for Miss addition to services at the :han a 200-foot frontage on winter home in Winfield Park. BIBLE CONFERENCE Lions Club. Prayer meetings 28th St., plus considerable Name: Barbara Shelter Agnes Cahpeau of Webster ^GROUNDS: N.W. 4th Ave. Their house guests are Mr. Groves, Mo. He is also do- are h'd every Wednesday at frontage on a street running Address: Garden Apartments and Mrs. Michael Violetta Ira Lee Eshleman, Director. 7:30,.m. parallel with Dixie Highway. ing another called "Light- Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Mall this Official Ballot to and children, Jim and Letty, house Inlet" in memory of An option on two additional J. Rutherford, P.O. Box 473, Boca of Harriman, N.Y. Morning Services, 11 a.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: his uncle, Francis Drexel Evening Service, 7:45 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mar- Smith, who died recently. Mr, Palmetto Park Rd., one mon have returned from Balti- Wednesday prayer service, block west of the railroad. Smith was former president 7:30 p.m. more, Md., and are now in of the Art Institute at Colo- Rev. A.C. Parrotte, pastor. their Boca Villas home. rado Springs. COMMUNITY PRESBY- Morning worship, 11 a.m.; NEW PASTOR Sunday School, 10 a.m. Nur- Dr. and Mrs. H.E. Tebrock Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spals- TERIAN CHURCH of Deer- Rev. Floyd Logee, newly are here from New York en- field Beach. Sunday School, sery available. Evening Wor- arrived pastor for the Pres- bury are expecting Mr. and ship, 7:30 p.m., each Sun- joying visiting with their Mrs. Charles Mannassa, of 9:30 a.m./under the direction byterian New Church De- friends, Dr. and Mrs. Willard £of William A. Brown. Morning day. Mid-week prayer meet- velopment m Boca Raton, DRIFTWOOD St. Louis, Mo., to arrive in JUST ing, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday. Machle, while the doctors- town tomorrow. They will be Mrs. Harry Sorenson and Mrs. Gene Lynch model two of worship, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. who has annuaftced that confer on business matters. the frocks from Lynda's and Roadman's to be displayed in DRIPPING Arland V. Briggs, pastor. Choir rehearsal, 8:30 a.m., starting Sunday there will guests at the Spalsbury each Wednesday. CYPRESS KNEES Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frey with be a worship service at the Spanish River Drive home. the fashion show Tuesday.—Boca News Photo valentine cards ST. GREGORY'S EPIS- of Baltimore, Md., will be and gifts Teenage Center at 11 a.m. The Manassas will be en- COPAL CHURCH: Boca Ra- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Come in and SEA SHELLS the house guests of Mr. andtertained at a luncheon at especially selected DEERFIELD: N.E. 2nd St.,' for your ton Road, 9 a.m., Holy Eu- Browse - - - Mrs. Al Neal' at their Boca the Cabana Club on Monday, Annual Heart Fund buying pleasure charist; 10 a.m., family ser- Rev. G. Robert Rowe, pas- Villas home for a month. Mrs. Feb. 11, by the Spalsbury's. vice and church school; 11 tor. Morning Worship, 11 Presbyterians Frey is Mrs. Neal's mother. William Benson, father of a.m., Holy Eucharist on first a.m.; Sunday School, 9:45 Mrs. Margaret Hershberger, Russell Benson, has return- Style Show Tuesday Sundays; morning prayer a.m.; Evening worship ser- Service At II A.M one of our popular hostesses ed home from Holy Cross The annual Heart Fund sease, including 607 per- other Sundays; mid-week vices, 7:30 p.m. BTU,.6:30; New Church in town has had a busy month. Hospital and is recovering sons in Palm Beach County IfcEucharist celebrated on Wed- Mid-week prayer service, Development .U.S.A. style show will be held Feb. Subject of the sermon by Visited by Miss Agnes Gaff- rapidly. 12 at the Boca Raton Estate "The research program of our nesdays at 10 a.m., unless Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Florida Richard Landry, Westwood otherwise Kpecified. Rev. Rev. Floyd E. Logee at the Floyd Logee, SYNOD OF FLORIDA ney and Mrs. Dorothy Milten- home of Mrs. Bernard Sturtz Heart Association, if given ST. JOAN OF ARC CATH- Presbyterian Boca Baton berger, of Johnston, Pa., for Hills, was rushed to a Coral financial support, will be E.R. Closson, vicar. 11 a.m. service of the First at 2 p.m. GIFT SHOP OLIC PARISH: Sunday, 7 Presbyterian Church, held Pastor, Reports: 10,131 ministers with 2,463 the past month, they have Gables hospital, Wednesday, Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Jr., able to help our doctors candidates "under care'' of been swept up in. a swirl of where his condition is listed BETHANY PRESBYTERI- s. m. mass, Boca Raton Ho in the Teen Age Center, will Ft. Lauderdale Musicians to chairman of model committee, through research, maintain AN CHURCH of Boca Raton. tel and Club; 9 and 10:30 assist at new Church's Worship Presbyteries in preparation entertaining. as critical. the Cardiac clinic and the re- South Federal - Phone 9415 be "The Divine Presence". for the ministry; 69,247 Ruling has announced that among the Meetings are held Sundays masses at the Catholic Par- Special music will be fur-. Service. Rev. Frank Pugh, They went to Nassau for a Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hub- models displaying the latest habilitation program," Mrs. We Gift Wrap, Pack, Mail ish hall, 155 N.W. 20th St. it Minister of Music at First Pres- Elders, 48,040 deacons and an three-day side trip and were bard and son, Jimmy, of Bebout said. nished by members of the byterian Church in Ft. Lauder- estimated 50,000 Trustees; its styles from Lynda's, Road- Confessions will be heard Westminster Choral Choir of organization includes 8,603 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Plainfield, Ind., arrived for man's and Minor's Fashion CARPENTER before each mass and every dale, has assured Rev. Logee Charles McCrory of Coral their first Florida visit. the First Presbyterian that a group from one of their churches linked in 250 Presby- Centers, will be Mrs. John Saturday from 5-6 and 7-8 Church of Ft. Lauderdale choirs will assist in the first teries and 39 Synods, all reH Ridge recently. Mrs. Hubbard is the daughter Loyall, Mrs. Doris White, BOCA SERVICE SERVICE p.m. Daily mass week days, sponsible to and directed by They were also entertained of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simp- and will include "Were You service of worship here in the Mrs. Russell Benson, Mrs. Tires - Batteries 7:30 a.m. Pastor, Father There When They Crucified Youth Center at 11 A.M. this the General Assembly; by Mrs. Paul Howard, Mrs. son, Boca Villas, and the Harry Sorenson, Mrs. Gene David Heffernan. coming Sunday. Its current receipts of $151,- George Bell of Boca Raton family will be their house ACCESSORIES My Lord" and "Grant Us Thy Lynch, Mrs. O.D. Mosser, Peace", with prayer response, Further announcement of this 150,124 added to its recorded and Mrs. Vernon Lamme of guests. Mrs. George Roy, Miss Flo Federal Hwy. and Royal Palm Rd. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN opening worship — service was benevolences of $29,652,426 Visitors are welcome. bring its total recorded giving Boynton Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Miss Barbara Shell- Phone 9541 JOIIN LUNGER and BOB GOOD, Owners CHURCH: Opening Worship made last Sunday when Mr. Lo- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raab, Richards of Los Angeles, er, Mrs. James McGoldrick, in Teen Age Center. Floyd E. gee brought the greetings of to $180,802,586. returning from Johnston, Calif., are in town for their Mrs. Ted Sieferth and Mrs. Logee, Pastor. Morning Wor- Presbytery, of the Board of While no church's influence Pa., dropped in Friday to second winter season. He is Arthur Morhausen. ship, 11 a.m. Visitors are Deerfieid Church National Missions and of the and power can be measured General Assembly to the Deer- either by statistic or dollar visit before going on to their retired from the Bell Tele- Tickets will be in charge DRY CLEANERS welcome. home at 1200 Hillsboro. field congregation and congratu- sign, Rev. Logee believes such phone Company of California. of Mrs. Anthony Mojkowski, CHILD EVANGELISM Has Two Services lated them upon the completion facts as these from one of Other recent guests were They are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mullineaux and Cash and Carry Gives You Better Work at Lower Prices BIBLE CLUB meets every Two preaching services are of their new educational unit. many sister denominations do Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leege, Mrs. John D. Ricketts of indicate that the Church is in Mrs. Melvin Schmitt. Refresh- One-Stop Laundry Service Thursday at 3 p.m. at the scheduled Sunday at the Com- He also pointed oilt that a simi- of Norfolk, Va., and Mrs. Wil- Palmetto Park Rd. ments chairmen are Mrs. BOCA 5877 munity Presbyterian Church lar new unit being completed at the midst of big movement liam Henry of Johnston, Pa. Teen Age Center. Interde- Lighthouse Church in Pompano and big business. But the bigger G.I. Emerson, Mrs. Charlotte A.J. Schreiber nominational, all children in Deerfieid Beach, the first Batchelor, Miss Helen How- Odorless dry cleaning at 9:30 and the second at Beach, the establishment of business of the church is its are welcome. the new Education Olfice for purpose and program of Evange- ard and Mrs. Herbert Brown. One-hour emergency BOCA RATON 11 a.m. Synod, in Ft. Lauderdale by lism, Social Outreach, and In- Assisting hostess Mrs. service at no extra The 9:30 service will uv the Board of Christian Educa- clusive Fellowship with other THE 100% Sturtz will be Mrs. Joseph cost elude the Sunday School tion and provision by the Board churches for their common ad- Shapiro. 1-HOUR CLEANERS classes forth e first part fol- of National Missions for the vancement of the Kingdom of LATEX Pressing while you wait TWO MODEL HOMES opening of a new church here, God. Directions to the Sturtz Winfield Park Shopping Plaz lowing which they will take WONDER estate will be clearly marked All work done on the Ideal location for retired couptos desiring quiet high location,.. up their class work. Boy are all a part of the New Ad- Looking toward these goals, by red arrows. Two bedrooms; two baths; large living room, dining room, kitchrr with Scout Troop 119 will be vance movement of the Presby- as a new pastor here. Rev. Lo- PAINT premises North Federal Highway, GE Else. Ranee* utility room, two screened _-_ f\f\f\ terian Church U.S.A. This whole gee has simplified for himself The amplifier system will porches, «n«loa«
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