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New Members and Contributors Florida Historical Quarterly Volume 45 Number 2 Florida Historical Quarterly, Vol 45, Article 11 Number 2 1966 New Members and Contributors Florida Historical Society [email protected] Part of the American Studies Commons, and the United States History Commons Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/fhq University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Article is brought to you for free and open access by STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Florida Historical Quarterly by an authorized editor of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation Society, Florida Historical (1966) "New Members and Contributors," Florida Historical Quarterly: Vol. 45 : No. 2 , Article 11. Available at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/fhq/vol45/iss2/11 Society: New Members and Contributors THE ANNUAL MEETING 213 FLORIDA HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEW MEMBERS April 3, 1965 - March 31, 1966 George J. Albright, Orlando, Florida James M. Allen, Miami, Florida Roy H. Amidon, Lakeland, Florida Richard J. Amundson, Clemson, South Carolina Evelyn Anderson, Sanford, Florida Charles W. Arnade, San Antonio, Florida Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph E. Atmus, East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Hubert A. Barge, Miami, Florida James A. Baxter, Clearwater, Florida Robert S. Beardsley, Madeira Beach, Florida Kenned H. Beeson, St. Augustine, Florida Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Benson, Orlando, Florida Clinton S. Berrien, Gainesville, Florida Ralph W. Bickham, Gainesville, Florida Mrs. William P. Bivins, Maitland, Florida Mr. and Mrs. Robert Botkin, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Maury A. Bromsen, Boston, Massachusetts Elizabeth S. Brown, Bartow, Florida Mrs. Henry I. Burkhardt, West Palm Beach, Florida Governor Haydon Burns, Tallahassee, Florida J. Fred Campbell, Clearwater, Florida E. E. Carter, Vero Beach, Florida Alfred M. Carvajal, Coral Gables, Florida Betty Chadwick, Sarasota, Florida Helen Chase, Ozona, Florida Floyd T. Christian, Tallahassee, Florida Terry L. Christie, Tallahassee, Florida Mrs. C. A. Clayton, New Port Richey, Florida Mrs. L. W. Clements, Bartow, Florida I. B. Cole, Wharton, New Jersey Edythe E. Coler, Safety Harbor, Florida Doyle Conner, Tallahassee, Florida Mrs. LeLand R. Cooper, Ocala, Florida Walter F. Cordes, Miami, Florida Mrs. Ora Burney Cox, Fort Pierce, Florida Rita G. Crabtree, Tallahassee, Florida Terry Crawford, Ocala, Florida Allen Crowley, Sarasota, Florida E. D. Currence, Lake Worth, Florida Marilyn B. Deariso, Tallahassee, Florida Ann Denson, Ocala, Florida Fred Donaldson, Jr., Waldo, Florida Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Dow, St. Augustine, Florida Herbert J. Drew, Live Oak, Florida L. D. DuBois, Clearwater, Florida Dr. and Mrs. Kenned Dunham, Frostproof, Florida Lucien Y. Dyrenforth, Jacksonville, Florida W. R. Edson, Safety Harbor, Florida Helen C. Ellerbe, Gainesville, Florida Earl Faircloth, Tallahassee, Florida Mrs. R. W. Ferguson, Tampa, Florida Charles Fetherston, St. Petersburg, Florida Published by STARS, 1966 1 Florida Historical Quarterly, Vol. 45 [1966], No. 2, Art. 11 214 FLORIDA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY Mary Theodora Fleming, Jacksonville, Florida Dorothy J. Flood, Fort Meade, Florida Mrs. A. H. Gaede, DeLand, Florida Michael V. Gannon, St. Augustine, Florida Mac J. Goethe, Bradenton, Florida W. J. Grant, Tampa, Florida Donald L. Green, APO, New York C. J. Haire, West Palm Beach, Florida Lloyd Harman, Homosassa, Florida Screven T. Hart, Jacksonville, Florida Harold C. Haskins, Tallahassee, Florida Scott P. Hertel, West Palm Beach, Florida C. Howard Hill, Jacksonville, Florida Nanci Hoard, Oxford, Florida W. M. Ives, San Antonio, Texas Robert M. Jernigan, Fort Pierce, Florida Larry Johnson, Hawthorne, Florida Nelson T. Jones, Tampa, Florida Mary Keith, Ocala, Florida H. Jeanne Kelton, Ocala, Florida Timothy D. W. Kerns, Satellite Beach, Florida Mrs. Max Kettner, St. Augustine, Florida Mrs. C. Jack King, Tampa, Florida John B. Kirby, Jr., Holden, Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. Otto R. H. Knopp, Nokomis, Florida Thomas Knotts, Yankeetown, Florida Effie Knowles, Miami, Florida Janie Kuppers, Lakeland, Florida Martin M. LaGodna, Gainesville, Florida Ann M. Land, Coral Gables, Florida Alice Lawton, St. Augustine, Florida R. A. Liggett, Tampa, Florida James S. Lindsley, St. Augustine, Florida Leo A. Lorenzo, Tampa, Florida Leonard W. Lorenzo, Sr., Tampa, Florida Broward Lovell, Ocala, Florida Kenneth Luther, Gainesville, Florida Thomas C. MacDonald, Jr., Tampa, Florida James C. McKay, New Port Richey, Florida Arlene M. McKee, Jacksonville, Florida Mary O. McRory, Tallahassee, Florida D. R. (Billy) Matthews, Washington, D. C. D. Richard Mead, Miami, Florida Rob Roy Meador, Leesburg, Florida James Stewart Milner, Pensacola, Florida Albert Moseley, Daytona Beach, Florida James K. Mueller, Fairfax, Virginia Curtis R. Newsome, Gainesville, Florida Lynn Newsome, Gainesville, Florida John J. Nolan, Gainesville, Florida J. Allen Norris, Jr., Winter Park, Florida John P. O’Connor, Springfield, Ohio Martha Oelsner, New Port Richey, Florida Arthur H. Park, Orlando, Florida Ronnie Parker, McIntosh, Florida Mrs. Henry U. Parrish, Jr., Rockledge, Florida Leonard W. Payne, Dunedin, Florida Chester Harvey Peacock, Jacksonville, Florida Newton A. Perry, Ocala, Florida https://stars.library.ucf.edu/fhq/vol45/iss2/11 2 Society: New Members and Contributors THE ANNUAL MEETING 215 Richard Perry, Crystal Beach, Florida Mrs. Thruston Pettus, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida Mrs. Donald R. Porter, Fort Pierce, Florida Eugene J. Proulx, St. Petersburg, Florida Ella Ralls, Arcadia, Florida Kay Rankin, Tallahassee, Florida Mrs. Ralph Reddy, Dunedin, Florida Earl D. Regan, Daytona Beach, Florida E. Dawson Roberts, Nassau, Bahamas George D. Robinson, St. Petersburg, Florida George C. Rogers, Jr., Columbia, South Carolina Paul G. Rogers, Washington, D. C. John H. Romfh, Miami, Florida Mary Turner Rule, Pensacola, Florida Dale Russell, Ocala, Florida Maxwell B. Sackheim, Clearwater, Florida Frederick H. P. Schuck, Clearwater, Florida Manuel Serkin, Coral Gables, Florida James J. Short, Palm Harbor, Florida Elizabeth F. Smith, Crawfordville, Florida Jo Hill Smith, Miami Springs, Florida Norman Somberg, Miami, Florida Charles R. Speh, Tallahassee, Florida John R. Stackhouse, Winter Park, Florida Thomas A. Stanford, Maitland, Florida Corrine Stepp, Oklawaha, Florida Annie Bell Stevenson, Ocala, Florida John B. Stoddard, Jacksonville, Florida William M. Straight, Miami, Florida Roy L. Struble, Bal Harbour, Florida Carolyn Thompson, Tallahassee, Florida Ralph J. Tompkins, Tampa, Florida Judge and Mrs. M. W. Treiman, Brooksville, Florida Kenned Treister, Miami, Florida H. M. Turnburke, Clearwater, Florida Louise Turner, Ocala, Florida Rachel Van Berkum, Riviera Beach, Florida Elizabeth V. Vernon, Orlando, Florida Robert L. Wagner, Orlando, Florida Harold B. Wahl, Jacksonville, Florida David S. Walker, St. Petersburg, Florida John D. Ware, Tampa, Florida Fannie Budge Waters, Winter Park, Florida William L. Webb, Fernandina Beach, Florida Barney White, St. Petersburg, Florida Roger S. White, Clearwater, Florida Edmund S. Whitson, Clearwater, Florida Lura Williams, Archer, Florida Charles L. Williamson, Seminole, Florida Col. and Mrs. A. G. Wing, Bradenton, Florida Douglas J. Witham, Stuart, Florida University of Alabama Library (Huntsville Campus), Huntsville, Alabama Attucks High School Library, Hollywood, Florida Ball State University Library, Muncie, Indiana Boca Raton Library Association, Inc., Boca Raton, Florida Boynton Beach Junior High School Library, Boynton Beach, Florida Texas Christian University Library, Fort Worth, Texas University of California Library (San Diego Campus), LaJolla, California Chamberlain High School Library, Tampa, Florida Published by STARS, 1966 3 Florida Historical Quarterly, Vol. 45 [1966], No. 2, Art. 11 216 FLORIDA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY Cocoa Beach High School Library, Cocoa Beach, Florida W. J. Creel Elementary School Library, Eau Gallie, Florida Deerfleld Park Elementary School Library, Deerfield Beach, Florida DeLand Public Library, DeLand, Florida Delaura Junior High School Library, Satellite Beach, Florida Ponce de Leon Junior High School Library, Coral Gables, Florida Dillard Elementary School Library, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Eastern New Mexico University Library, Portales, New Mexico Eau Gallie High School Library, Eau Gallie, Florida Eau Gallie Junior High School Library, Eau Gallie, Florida Edgewood Junior High School Library, Merritt Island, Florida Freedom 7 Elementary School Library, Cocoa Beach, Florida Forest Hill High School Library, West Palm Beach, Florida Frostproof Public Library, Frostproof, Florida Groveland Public Library, Groveland, Florida Gulf High School Library, New Port Richey, Florida Harbordale Elementary School Library, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Hillsborough High School Library, Tampa, Florida Holland Elementary School, Satellite Beach, Florida Howey Academy Library, Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida Indialantic Junior High School Library, Satellite Beach, Florida Indian River City Junior High School Library, Titusville, Florida Jupiter High School Library, Jupiter, Florida Kathleen Senior High School Library, Lakeland, Florida Lake Alfred Junior High School Library, Lake Alfred, Florida Lake Worth Junior High School Library, Lake Worth, Florida Lake Worth Senior High School Library, Lake Worth, Florida Lakeland Senior High School Library, Lakeland, Florida Lantana Junior High School Library, Lantana, Florida Lehigh University Library, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Louisiana
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