Published Weekly Tw elve Page* Read Dally Th e Da d e Cit y Ba n n e r This I . sue -•fcln'’ ■ PASCO COUNTY’S LEADING NEWSPAPER B ox til ■ ^ th r . I o3 iH i: DADE CITY BANNER. Est. 1913 Consolidated TH’: DADK CITY STAR, EsL 1904 October 9, 1915 DADE CITY, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,1954 Volume 50, Xo. 21 (bounty Fair Program, N eeds Dade City Attorney 3 Weather Records Still Seized Recalled To Service Were Established In Outlined To Kiwanis Members With Marine Corps County During 1953 The St. Leo College weather James F. Higgins, county agent cattle, citrus, poultry, seed. hay. j observer this week presented a an: ‘.if event*. lor th<» gins reminded members of their Kiwanians in these projects. Wednesday morning near E'iren, -v Fair whu-h sponsoring the organization of Dr. li. Thor Weaver, chairman 81.01 inches was recorded, in arresting two brothers and charg­ comparison. 19T>2 had 12.63 inches opens •*. •••dnej.day afternoon, the Pasco County Fair associa­ of the committee for the “white ing them with possession of still Jan in r. I iia.-, been released tion seven years ago and request­ elephant" sale the club will con­ of rain. apparatus. Pasco county also recorded the for p-ibil j*: jirillfOcl be* ed their continued support. duct at tiie County Fairgrounds, Arrested at the scene were Ar­ 'ow * i;.. f ..ijiT'y. Announcing tiie dates o f the announced plans for this event. wettest April last year with a thur A. Redbrook, 31. of Lutz, rainfall of 15.55 inches. The re H I.O Nl ^.v AV - - J.’iiniijrv I.’*; l air. .January 13-1H. Higgins stat­ LadkK' Night Planned and Thomas Redbrook, 23. of ed that the facilities for the Fair port said that most of this cair.e f 1 ■''-'‘ ■■■I hands. William R. Chandler announced Tampa. Destroyed in the raid in one downpour of 10.97 i> -hes ■ll is, I many otin-r must be enlarged in proportion that arrangements had been com­ were 38 barrels of iiwsh, estimat­ attrut-u ,,,, - nrr*'i in to the rapid growth of the coun­ during the night of April 12-13. pleted for Kiwanis Ladies' Night ed at 2.IHXJ gallons. The officers Capt. Walker A. Anderson Jr.. ,h " parade u .lie}, ’Aih assemble ty, pointing out rural areas The previous record for April and installation of new officers seized two automobiles, a 19f>0 wiio resides with his family in was listed for 1928 with 11.21 l!! *! 1 of Dade Citv grai.i- wore growing as fast as the ur­ on next Tuesday night at 7:30 o’­ Chevrolet sedan and a 1912 Chev­ ni''o' seh:,..: ai a.n); ]>iayor ban-sections. Improvements made Dade City, has or.ee more been inches. clock at the Woman’s Club. Lt. rolet sedan, and a 10-gauge shot­ Not to be outdone. May was Gh-::-) L’-s!(■•>•, fii;,irn-.ai, t|u. the past year, he stated, include called back to serve his country. Gov. Walter F. Harlin of Braden­ gun. the dryest on record with a pre~ has pia’ ined concrete dressing rooms and a ton will be the guest speaker and Sheriff Leslie Bessenger said His tour of duty this time will ft>r I 1 i" - fo:.'j’.v a down- roof for the stage as well as two cipitation total of only .17 of an installation officer, with II. A. the still was located in a five- be with the 1st Amphibian Trac­ ! I U ; :• :.: ! • O'-riiiiig to the permanent lunchrooms and a 30- inch, setting the third record for Freeman as master of ceremon­ room wood-frame house situated tor Battalion. I’SMCR. at Tampa the year. (-on:; ■ : . ;it llic t'ln;:e of foot addition to the south end of ies. Because of this meeting, about 3p’“P secretary, Coi. K. G. Cowon. or still had never operated, but said sist of plans, operations, ami 1U> told the club that he was grees or. May 27 and the lowest H .:>>■ 7:iiar,\ Fair should have a theme which I-^fjion Home at noon to ^ive at­ Additional Entries In Driver Suffers Officers Making Raid Anderson is a veteran of World Wil. he he’d would l>c a keynote around which tendance credit to those report­ Participating in the raid were War II and the Korean War. His , rr ' ;1 air Stage ::::■ I ing who find it impossible to Pasco Queen Contest Epileptic Attack, State Beverage Agent Joe Carr. Postmaster Reports 1 ’ i-'-ai'Ced to the win- the Fair could be developed and first tour of duty was from No­ W i... J11 - ;.• v. ;li he three a^e attend the evening meeting. Federal Agent Oliver Sills, Pasco emphasize the county's assets of Announced This Week Causes Accident vember, 1912 to April. 191G. dur­ Stamp Sales Were K r"’li'> \K . ,;iv: ii nionths t*-i2 Deputy Gene Rossi, and Sheriff ing which time he served in The group of contestants for e:jr>: 2 U-'--- T o year.-. County Traffic Officer Clyde Bessenger. The still was raided Increased In 1953 -1 5 the title of Miss Pasco County Marine aviation and amphibian A • -vij'i )-,e r-ijf-sen Winter Haven M an Brailey Odham Will Rowland reported this week that about 8 o'clock yesterday morn­ tractor operation. He was re­ Dade City Postmaster Wendell j and the year's coveted honor of six persons suffered minor., in­ •n'" grc’tip. K “ Si;- ing. called July, !9.Vi and served until V. Gilbert reports a very credit [ . .-.,l Charged With Leaving Visit Here Monday queen for 193-1 was increased juries near Dade City i;»st Tfntrs- able increase In the sales e-f ) :' cor. i o ranh-; J. Brailey CKIhain. runner-up Bcsenger said one t.I the broth­ February, 19T>2. this week by a number of new day morning when /*&<£ station stamps and stamp paj>cr ilurins • .:-\d mnni.jy, Jan u ary 9. Scene Of Accident candidate lor governor in 193UI entrants. ers was captured inside the He is a graduate of Dartmouth wagon in which thJej*;Were riding 1953 over the sales of the prc'-ed : r'” : chairman Stale Highway Trooper W. II. and candidate for the two-year building and the other was ar­ Collebr. Hanover. New Hamp­ I - - ‘ > 1 '.n:.' ■ * . .i l the offkt* c>£ Competing for the top honors left the highway and struck a ing year. j Allen arrested two Winter Haven term this year, will be in Dade. in the coronation ceremony to rested trying to leave the house. shire. and Stetson College of culvert. IIo said the house in which the Total sales for 1953 were $77. | men early Sunday morning fol­ City Monday afternoon lo visit j take place next Friday night at Law. Deland. Fla. As a civilian ^ 1-T t '..i S aio-«:3o j.,ra. still had been set up was an old TRT^T. while in 1952 the sales j lowing an acciflivit on U. S. with his friends and supporters. |the Pasco County Fair, in addi­ The accident occurred north of ho is an attorney-at-law in Dade >:• '"s e;.- thf Da.k- City Ki- negro residence, and that the •.vere S66.19X.96. resulting in nr;; Highway 301 near ltddie’* Drive- An informal reception will be • City. v.-a:::.^ valuable ItriTlS tion to those announced last here on U. S. Highway 301 near still apparatus nearly filled the increase of $11^?68.91 or Hi1- i>er' in, charging both with driv­ lK*ld at the American Legion j ^n.iv i>, r’-i.T.'' .if the ai'rtion. week, will Ik* Miss Kay .Sue De- the Joy-Lan Drive-In Theatre. entire five rooms. Young men in this vicinity be­ cent. | ing while intoxicaty/ and one Ilom c from 3:15 to l:3ostmaster also siateo j with leaving the scene of an ac­ everyone is invited to attend and sponsored by the Chasco Club; are interested in joining Ander­ svees'i';:! feature of tile F -'r t.: have been placed here in the that the 1953 Clvrlstmas sai< s j cident. visit with Odham. Miss Evelyn Rcppard of Dade vehicle, John W. Powell. 32, of son’s unit, contact him at his f.>‘ iVi ?«v'v years, and v ui be county jail with bond set at $L- were the heaviest jn the history j Allen s;dd that a car driven by Odham will sj>oak briefly on City, sponsored by the Pasco Jolmsonville. S. C., suffered an •v.o.iuetrd three nights tliir- year 000 each. above address or phone 8 0 - 1 5 5 1 of the officc. cxcccding 1952 bv j the general objectives of his cam­ High School Chapter of Future t- f. F M'-'VC, Ep .«c>;pii I-iarnes I *awrence Edwards, 30. cpileptic fit and lost control of in Tampa. S5.30U. of Dade City, was traveling south paign. Fanners of America; Miss Suz­ the car. ”!!,u v. :i; be Jn ciiarref'' ;i.- oil :vu when a car driven by Leo­ anne Hutson, sponsored by the Pasco GOP Club (•'. e ; i ’ Powell, his wife, and thoir 2- nard I-'jlmore Baker, 26, o f Winter The Grey Moss Inn student body of Pasco high . t To Meet Jan. 13 . Sheriff Describes Function Of Office r l t w r Show Haven, drove out from in front school: Miss Dorothy DeRosier year-old daughter, together with^ q-]le East Pasco County Repub- I'1, Jit -w: Lwaleti in l.;: of the drive-in restaurant, collid­ Opened Dining-Room Mr. and Mrs. , J, W_jCrlhb aafl of San Antonio, sponsored by the lican Club will hold its regular Agricu;: ‘..i a« Cenrer Building '*■ n a ing with Edwards’ car. their 6-year-o/d fdaugntyr. were monthly meeting Jn Zepliyrhills At Meeting Of Local Rotary Club judga-g to like piace in the af- On Wednesday Night Knights of Columbus; and Miss ternovn. will be award­ Baker left the scene, Alim cnmute to T^k^|#nd wften the ar? at the Florida Powder Corporation The Dade City Rotary Club had Richey, thus making a good coin said, driving into Pasco Packing The Grey Moss Inn. under the Mary- Camp of I>ade City, spon­ 1«iingf'.on Wednesday evening, ed. *.u'6. I,' tt.i A cuff is chaiimaii .management of Mr. and Mrs. cident occurred. as its truest speaker Monday, munlcation system In the county. ( oniparty's truck yard. Allen sored by the Boys’ I II Clubs. JanuaiTy 13, at 7:30 o ’clock. Sheriff Leslie Bessenger who the sheriff sa:d. Hernando. Cit ot ihii cjr.ui;ut».T. Ffcj A. Pay, opened the dining Ernest C. Prather, publicity found Baker's car on the old Mrs. G. H. Whitman, in charge The first hard-surfaced road in spoke on the operation of the rus. and Pas^o counties are on Cormnunity Exii;bilf;: Judging highway that .passes throwgh the om to the public on Wednesday chairman, slates that arrange­ ght. with a large number or Pas<-o County Sheriffs offi<-«\ the same radio frequency aivi of Community Exhibits will sr.-«rr packing company's yards, but 3 of the contest, has secured a Pasco countjrTati'frt in IltKlsun lo ments have been made to have a ■ ib-- i and ribbons wil; be guests throughout the serving In speaking ot the operation can and do receive each o t h e r j willi J. T. May, also of Winter group of out .>f-town judges. Fivay Junction. good speaker for the meeting. .-.a f’ and a winner selected. hours for dinner from 5 o'clock of the sheriff's office. Bessenger calls. Bessenger said he feei-< Haven, driving it. Baker was Tr.e P*iaiing uip will be awarded until 8 o'clock. pointed out that one of the nio-.t Pasco county ts equipped from a! found standing among the parked ;-i : ;.r ^ ir ler. S he Judges will be The spacious dining room , important and serious things we communication standpoint, ahou: i trucks inside the packing com­ K. S. .M Oi'ollrn. District Exten­ beautifully redecorated, was giv­ have today in tiie larger places, as well as any ageney- pany's yards. Allen said both Florida Telephone Corporation Acquires New Capital but not so much in Pase© county. In discussing the jail the sher- sion agent, and Miss Alice Cro- me.': were Intoxicated. en added attractiveness for the martie. Extension food coi»erva- occasion by numerous compli­ The Florida Telephone.Corporation lias recently paid its is the juvenile problem. The iff said we, of Pasco county, have The highway trooper said no *«*• tlc.nist. both of GalneavDl®; p. g. mentary gifts of flower arrange­ sheriff said that he did not feel, a good, sound jail but will have <■ -ic was injured in Ihe collision. first quarterly dividend since Max E. Wettstein became pres­ however, that it was as much to build more onto it in the nev Fcagle is chairman of the com­ ments. mittee for these exhibits. Thj3 is The well-equipped kitchen, with ident. At the same time, the new president said that the ••juvenile’' delinquency as it was few years as it is getting crowd ‘‘parent’’ delinquency and felt ed. When this is done a lew an untercsting featui; Hen B. Sanders all new modem appliances, was company is entering Ihe |>eriod. ------cultural products,. the source of the excellent cuis- ahead with copfiden-j- and eii- j „ v ,■ i, ,, o e ^ fonr ,uh-ex- that in a nu-nlx’ r of . *.-es the chanaes need to be made such a noon ib fjff. while Tn 1952 the sales lowing an accident on U. 5. with his Mends and supporters. J^ccjdent ogShred north tit setu p ,w as an old he is an attomey-at-Jaw in Dade Sponsored by the Dade City Ki­ tiie Pasco County JFairji jn addi­ that the were $66,438.96, resulting In an Highway 301 near Kddie’s.THtv©- An informal reception wfllbc tion to those annouhced Jfewt hci%' wi ftfc .S, Hi^ltway 301. near City. wanis Club, many valuable items In, chaining both with chiv­ a>9 nearly- iQBed the increase o f Jll.268.9Jl or 16^j per may be bought at the auction. held, at the .American Deglon week, will beMfcs X a £ De> ~ Thwttis. Young men in this vicinity be- cent. ing while intoxicatW and one I^oroefrom 3:15. to 4:30 p.m. and This has been an intettfeti|ag and Cubellis j at the still I wnen tiie ape* o f 18 ^ 26 who The postmaster also .stated with leaving the scerfc of an ac* everyone is invited to attend and sponsored b^the. ChaKo Club: STB' interested In joining Ander­ successful feature q f tije Fair in cldcnt. ychf^f^bhii W-j^’poweii, ,3& h&vc been .plpcet^h^e in the that the 1953 Christinas sales the past few years, aiyi uili be vkUt Jwiih jOdftairg. .. - M bs Evelyn >Reppai>ti o f Dade wunty jail With bond ?et at $1,- son’s unit contact him at fits were the heaviest in the history Allen said tliat a car driven 1»y tMhamwiRsjjeak briefly on Johns^n^lie, suffered conducted three thfc. year. City, -sponsored b jr.th e Pasco" OOOekclr. * > above address or phone 80-1551 of the office, exceeding 1952 by Barnes Lawrence Edwards. 38, the general tf>Jtectives o f Ills cam­ High. S dim L Chapter. ;£utu)re eptieptfe' fit and^IOB t octroi jolt? Fr. John F. Moore, Episcopal in/Tam sa. $5300. minister, will be- in charge o f the of Dade City, was traveling south paign. - - Farmers«li\Aj**sr4ca;'fcliss Suz­ the Vaf. on 301 when a car driven by Leo­ anne -Hutson, sponsored ^by. the Pmo gof m v event. • PotfaflH his j nard Fiimore Baker, 25, of Winter : jbodjr -JPa*po £igb. JWrwyrJHiQw ; Haven, drove out from In ''lleGrey eet & m a * - ' ° ^ '-*■ J-... . * * FJc?. t n in' the i of the drive-in restaunmt'CoQid-: Op Agricultural CenterBuildtqgwitn ingwith Edwards’ car. On ofSanAmonto, spoiB»«dt)yt^a. Lecaf Rotary Chib judging to* take place in iJas af* Baker left the scene, Alien Richey, thus making a good com Aeraoon. Bibbons~ witf-bef said, driving into Pasco Paekfcig^ Gppy Mass Wut- Mhder the M aiy C a m p fel , The . _ ...... as its *peia!ier Monday, mutdcatien .systern, in the county, ed.Tv|rs. Lptta Acuff Is chairman, Company’s truck j’ard. ^jj^iiaiiagcmeht of Mr. and Mrs. sored by the Boys’> ft bule. Indent occurre •'clock. Sheriff Leslie Bessenger who the sheriff said. Hernando, Cit­ of th& committee. found Bakers car on the old Ftj A. Bay, opened the dining C- “Prather, _ publicity Mrs. G. H. Whitman, in. charge spoke on the operation of the rus, and Pasco counties are on Community Exhibit*- Judging highway that passes through the room to ' he public on Wednesday T he first hardssun’fured road in chairman; states that' arrange­ Pasco County Sheriffs office. the same radio frequency and of Cotaifeynity Exhibits wifi start packing company’s yards, but jnght, v»»th a large number of of the contest, has secured a Pasco cofint ments have been made to have a i - In speaking o t the operation can and do receive each other's about 3»p.m. and ribbons will, ije guests throughout the serving group of out-of-town judges. Fivay Junction, good speaker forv^e meeting. with J. T. May, also of Winter of the sheriffs office, Bessenger calls. Bessenger said he feels awarded and a winner selected. j Haven, driving it. Baker was hours for dinner from 5 o’clock until 8 o’clock. pointed out that one of the most Pasco county is equipped from a The rotating cup will be awarded found standing among the parked important and serious things we communication standpoint about to ihe "- inner. The Judges will be trucks inside the packing com­ The spacious dining room, beautifully redecorated, was giv­ Florida Telephone Corporation Acquires New Capital have today in the larger places, as well as any agency. K. d. M<_AIulien, District Exten­ pany’s yards. Allen said both but not so much in Pasco county, In discussing the jail the sher­ sion .-.gent, and Miss Alice Cro- men were Intoxicated. en added attractiveness for the occasion by numerous compli­ The Florida Telephone.Corporation has recently paid its is the juvenile problem. The iff said we, o f Pasco county, have martie. Extension food conserva­ The highway trooper said no tionist, both of Gainesville; P. S. mentary gifts of flower arrange­ sheriff said that he did not feel, a good, sound jail but will have one was injured in the collision. first quarterly dividend since Max E. Wettstein became pres­ ments. however, that it was as much to build more onto it in the next Fcagle is chairman o f the com­ The well-equipped kitchen, with ident. At the same time, the new president said that the “juvenile” delinquency as it was few years as it is getting crowd­ mittee fur these exhibits. This is Ben B. Sanders all new modem appliances, was company is entering the period “parent” delinquency and felt ed. When this is done a fpw an Lntetcsting feature w itk agri­ changes need to be made such as cultural products, art, and'hand- the source of the excellent cuis­ ahead with confidence and en­ exchanges and' four sub-ex­ that in a number of cases the having a hospital ward, visiting worK dispiayed from all section* Found Dead In Car ine. with Mr. Day as chef. The thusiasm, “accepting the chal­ changes. We can concentrate our parents were at fault. He said room. etc. of the county. Ben B. Sanders of Dade City varieties of menus were equally lenge it presents to keep pace entire capital expenditures for that in the past three months his Bessenger said that Pasco W omen's Exhibits: This exhibit was found dead at noon today in appealing and satisfying as the with the rapid growth of the Cen-! expansion' a n cl improvements offi<-ers had broken up two county now has in operation one iias always created much inter' his car by a Florida highway pa­ best in home cooking with com­ tral Florida area in more and | within compact territory, gangs of petty thieves, and that “Patrol Car." marked as such, :<;t anoultry have been honor of having the nation's experienced a phenomenal growth Turkey Creek School The program is sponsored by the the company will continue to case of injury or additional glad to answer any question:' judged. Awards will be mat.V in largest Tree Farm, previously and development over the past Florida Chamber of Commerce support new stock issues as in Placed On Probation equipment is needed. they might have and a short front of the open-air stage to claimed by Texas. eight years. The number of tele­ and the Florida Forest Service. the past so that with predom­ The December issue of the There is a radio-equipped car in question and answer session was winners in the livestock show. Dedication of the four new phones, he said, has increased 179 Florida has 96 Tree Farms, many inantly local men on the board of Florida High School Activities both Zephyrhills and New Port held. Animals will be paraded in front Florida Tree Farms brought per cent, plant investment 315 of them small woodlots directors it will continue to be Association bulletin reported that of the stand as the ribbons and about these adjustments in na­ per ccnt, and invested capital 331 The new Tree Farm is locat­ truly a locally managed and Turkey Creek high school lias pri/.os are awarded. Poultry and tional standings of the industry- ed in Taylor, Jefferson^Wakul­ per ccnt. owned public utility. I am confi­ been placed on probation for one Pasco Quintet To Play <’ggs will t»- judged in the poultry encouraged American Tree Farm la, Leon, GadsdAi, Liberty Approximately $4,727,000 of dent that with the attainment of year because of an incident oc­ Venice Squad Friday Sports Car Rally building. Hackney Sim-fx-wi Is in System now operating in 36 Franklin, Gulf, Calhoun, Jack­ new capital securities have been curring in the Turkey Creck- charge of the Livestock Show our ultimate objectives, namely The Pasco Pirate cagers will states. son, Bay, and Walton counties. sold to insurance companies and a 100 per cent dial operation Largo game on November 19th. and Sam O’Quinn \yill be in Boosted Florida from eighth H ie Tree Farm produces pulp- to the public over the past eight throughout Central Florida with The bulletin explained" that tiie! PIa_y t0 tlic Venice-Nukomis Scheduled Sunday charge of the poultry exhibit. The i-H dubs will ha\emany en­ to sixth placo In latiomJ Tree wood, sawiogs, poles, and hard­ years under its financing pro­ new and more modern equip­ rulingding came after a hearing in! quintet !• riday night in a game tries in these exhibits and the Farm standings with a total of wood crops. Harvesting is gram. The number of holders of ment, we can make rapid strides Tampa concerning unsportsman­ to be played in the St. Leo Gym. At M acDill Field 2,303,173 acres dedicated to the carried out affording to plan common stock has increased 882 in improved service to the pub­ public is invite*! to come out and like conduct on the part of the This game will be a non-coti- Sports car owners from all i continued growth of Unibcr so that Umber growth and tim­ per cent over the same period, lic. We enter the period ahead Turkey Creek football coach in six* what the J-1I boys and girls over the state of Florida are in­ nf the county have done. crops for nan’s use. In the pro­ ber removal are kept in bal under the six issues of common with extreme confidence and the Turkey Creek-Largo football ference game, as Venice-Nokomis vited to participate in a gigantic Sc|h»>! Musical Program - 7 cess Louisiana and California anee. stock to the public. A large part game. The school also was fined has moved from the Tampa Bay of the common stock holdings are sports car rally Sunday, January p.m. This very entertaining pro­ W4Te passed by Florida* $50. The ruling was issued on Conference to the Tamiami Con­ The St. Joe Paper company lias 10. gram win in- presented by the Pushed national Tree Farm held by customers of the com­ Six Persons Killed December 12. planted a total of 10.499,300 trees pany within the operating terri­ ference this year. Dado Ci*y School children on !>■( acreage over the 30 million mark The rally will be part of pre- on 15,335 acres since 1946 in a tory*. Here Last Year In race features for the National open-air sta” C. This is a new a,- for the first thna in the 12-year The reserve game will begin at program to bring the property Highway Accidents CAP Meeting Views Sports Car Raecs to be held at traction and in charge of Mrs. history of the forest industry co­ up to maximum timber growth. See Further Strength 7 p.m. (. j . G. liynl. "Our board and myself are Florida Highway Trooper W. H. MacDill Air Forcc Base Sunday. ordinated program. Preliminary Other properties included in Instructional Film Dancing Exhibitions Slated firmly convinced.” Wettstein January 31. end-of-ycar 'Free Farm acreage the new Tree Farm certification Alien reported this, week that six Two instructional films on the The Weather . . . Dam e r iesta 8 p.m. Another totals for the United States, as said “ that the 'sale and disposi­ various phases of Civil Air Pa­ Big delegations, of drivers and w>ere:\ 17,500 acres in Flagler persons lost their lives in high­ Date High Low Rain enthusiasts are cxpecled from new feature which will be pie- announced by American Forest tion of the company’s North trol training were shown to local county downed by Mrs. Nell L. way accidents occurring in Pasco Jacksonville, Pcnsacola, Miami, scnled by the Lance Studio o[ Products Industries, stand at 30,- Florida properties will lend fur CAP members here Monday Dcc. 29 79 6.5 and other Florida -cities. They Dade City, with Sam Latham Jr. 031,209. This figure *will "be in­ Alien of Bunnell; 15,568 acres in j ther strength and stability to county during 1953. . night at their regular weekly 30 81 (ft 31 70 57 .07 will attend a dinner at the Crys- in charge. There will be dance creased further by late certifica­ Flagler couMy owned by Lewis Florida Telephone Corporation’s The officer said that the num­ meeting at the high school audi­ Jan. 1 70 13 tal Ball restaurant at S o’clock | cxi" bi\,,,ns an^Fadsworth of', Bunnell; 47.518 operation. We will have a com­ ber of deaths last year were torium. Saturday night ' ,H‘ mvitpd to enter a dance con- Sponsors 0 £ Program' A class in first aid instruction, 2 76 55 -Seres in Madisc^ and Hamilton pact operating territory from twice that of the previous year, 3 70 63 .16 The rally will get underway: ^ ’ -^ e . ^ nninS touP)e getting presented by Dr. J. M. Alien, a _ . . ' , a pri/x*. i his program will also Certification of the 800,000- counties owned bir J. W. Gibson. Ocala south to Kissimmee and but were not nearly as high as ' 4 71 57 acre St. Joe Paper Compa ny*T&e member of the Dade City CAP Sunday mommg at 9:30 o’clock; ^ presemed on the open-air This property Is leased to the St. Dade City in eight counties in 1951 when 16 persons died of squadron, -was also included in j Brother George, OAB. Farm was annoniiced when the participants meet at s stage.' by "Qyjgg8 traffic accidents in this couqty. Monday’s meeting. < St Leo Weather Observer McDonnell , t Regis xompjany. Central Florida, consisting of 18 (Continued uo I’ase fr) I (Caaliuued on Pagb i f ’ ‘Hiit-" -' T O P T U T )f c m fFLA-Y BAI&KB Thur-i37, January 7, 1954 X Critical Audience Growers Receive Buick Offers Complete New Line for ;54

The Dade City Baaer Participation Plan Bonus payments totalling $8fj8, 508 were made by Minute Maid Corporation to Florida citrus growers who supplied fruit dur­ ing the 1952-53 season under the company’s Grower Participation Plan, it was announced this week by Holman R: Cloud, vice presi­ dent of operations. This figure is $235,000 more than the bonus received by the growers under the plan a year ago, d o u d said. Final bonus “I pledge allegiance to the fla g cheeks were mailed to the grow­ o t th e United States of America ers this week. and to the Republic fo r which ft Participating growers received an initial payment of $3,130,387 one nation, indlvlsib % stands, on delivery of their fruit to Min­ with liberty and justice fa r si.," ute Maid during the past season. —Francis Bellamy. The $858,508 bonus represents the growers’ pro rata share un­ der the Participation Plan, where­ An outstanding beauty among the coat' ing. It has a completely new front end, all new styl­ by they share 56 per cent of Min­ pleiely new (in# o f cars whixri Buick offers for 1954 ing. new instrument panel, sew rear fender and ute Maid’s net revenue resulting is the two-door Soper Riviera pictured a b o v e . Witk deck lid treatment, and new interiors. It is mounted from grower contract fruit, as a rakish sports car styling modelled after Buick’s on a 127-ineh wheelbase and is powered by a M2* certified by outside accountants famed Skylark, the Riviera features a new panor­ horsepower Y-8 engine when equipped with Twin* at the close of the company’s fis­ amic windshield, a cut-down door belt line, full Turbine Dynaflow. Wire wheels are offered as rear-wheel cut-out and a refined sweepspear mold­ optional equipment. i cal year last October 31. During the past processing I tions’ program of assistance and j Beef building and fattening Job. It is performing amazing season, Minute Maid procured 58 encouragement had not material- values of citrus molasses, says per cent o f its oranges under the v ) 0 *‘ feats in increased production of WASHING ized. Promises made to us in the. Florida Canners association, are LOQKING crops and livestock. Man gets his Grower Participation Plan. Senate when the Small Business about equal to those of good PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS nitrogen from the meat, vege­ Outstanding features of the Administration was created sim- com. Participation Program, Cloud NEWS LE AMEAD tables, and grains-he eats, and it ply have not been kept. j ------Entered as second class matter os July 2^ pointed out, included: keeps him alive. Thus, American HERE’S MY WARM AND £913, at the postoffice at Dade City, Florida, GEORGE 1 BENSON 3. The grower did not have industry, with its freedom to SINCERE WISH FOR ALL Baler A ct o f March -3, 1879. PraMent—JUidiaf fytUft to wait until all the product Sttttf. A rltiut grow, with its powerfui incentive OF YOU — A HAPPY AND MARCH OF DIMES : Objectionable advertising not accepted. Un­ was sold before receiving his inherent in our competitive, PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. satisfactory dealings with concerns represented fyll payment. Minute Maid’s THE STORY OF NITROGEN profit system, and with its great Ib this paper should be reported to this office, contract has no “washout” Fifty six years ago Sir William capacity for research, is helping clause. Guernsey Breeders rlhe publisher reserves the right to discontinue Crookes, noted chemical scientist, mankind to be “fruitful and mul­ 2. The grower received both Receive Opportunity «ny advertisement without notice. foresaw the possibility of the end tiply, and replenish the earth, initial and final payments at \ l Ill - I — ■ '■ ■ ■ I ■ — I .1 1 . 1 . — of life on earth. He wasn’t fore­ and subdue it.” Next week: The u.s.s JdARGARET BAZZELL, Owner the specified time in cash. No To Classify Herds casting a plague, another great Insect. Hordes. H. B. B*?.y.n.LL, Editor warrants, revolving certificates, WASHINGTON - T h e N e w PETERSBOROUGH, N. H. — * Deluge, the development of the H. E. TAYIX3R, Business Manager or. “retains” were involved. Year a»$4he new session of Con­ Guernsey breeders in North and H-bomb or bacteriological war­ 3. The grower participated in gress- nave\plunged Capitol Hill South Carolina, Georgia, a n d fare. He was merely calling at­ all of Minute Maid’s net rev­ FIGHT SDBSCBtfXION SATES intoialmost .unprecedented activ­ Florida will have an opportunity tention to the dwindling supply enue, including sales not only Z?q Pasco County ity, and hearings are underway ot have their herds classified be­ of usable nitrogen in the earth’s of orange concentrate but also on the Hawaii statehood bill. I tween February 22 a n d 27. INFANTILE One T e a r______ff&SQ Six Months farmlands. Unless a way could be of Minute Maid lemonade, am opposing extension of the according to The American Oat of County found to replenish the nitrogen grape juice, grapefruit, tan­ United States boundaries beyond Guernsey Cattle Club. PARALYSIS being drawn- from the soil by One Y e a r ______$3.00 Six M onths.. gerine, Wend, limeade, cattle the continental limits because of Interested Guernsey breeders crops, the soil gradually would (Strictly Cash In Advance) feed, and molasses, although convictions /his step is unsound, should immediately contact the become unproductive—and whole­ he delivered only oranges un­ illogical, and even dangerous. AGCC or its field representative sale starvation would face the der the plan. Because so many have asked in this area, C. J. Jacobs, Box human race. Minute Maid is continuing its my views on many other current 105, West Point, Ga. The pitifully small earth de­ Grower Participation Plan again issues, it is felt appropriate Four herds in the territory posit of usable nitrogen in Chile’s for the 1953-54 season. Cloud an­ BY RUSSELL KAY briefly to summarize questions were recently classified for type, To Late To Classify nitrate mines wouldn’t fill a hol­ nounced. This will be the third before the Congress and the na­ low tooth in the earth’s hunger v m i o M n a i year in a row that such a pro­ tion: with 76 head scoring either ex­ WHAT'S THE OUTLOOK? — for this chemical element which gram has been In effect. More Democratic Aims: Our party cellent or very good. Owners of tute force and arrogance, we will The big show has started. The Wellithe jolly old man with sustains all plant and animal than three and one-half million, has superior numerical strength these four herds included: George only -provide history with an­ curtain is up. Congress is now in the red suit and white whiskers life. Chemical science was being boxes of fruit have been signed in the Senate, although Republi­ other record of the folly of man’s session. Everyone here seems to S. Coble of Lexington, N. C.; has cofie and gone. Father Time challenged. And echoing in this up for the current processing cans are in control. Therefore, JANUARY 2-31 inhumanity to man. It won’t be a C. L Carlson of Guilford College, with l£s aching back and well challenge was God’s own admoni­ agree that without the support season Democrats must be ready with a pretty story and few will remain worn fcythe has stepped out of tion to Adam and Eve: “Be fruit­ of the Democrats, President Eis­ program of their own if they can­ N.C.; E E. Langley of Union, the picture and our hopes are to record it. ful and multiply, and replenish enhower’s proposed legislative CONGRESSMAN BOB SIKES not go along with that offered. S. C.; and Dr. T. E. Sikes of DoiVstic & Industrial As an individual you probably p in nied on the diapered kid the earthy and subdue it.’- Man­ program .hasn't a chance of go­ o f Ciwstvtew, third district—54ft We have particular need to blo- Greensboro, N. C. labeled "1954." feel that you kre but a pawn in kind had multiplied all right; and ing through. According to a re­ Pro-Eisenhower. Serving his ster economic laws. Another year. Another chance the general scheme of things; port in the Congressional Quar­ seventh term. A former news­ in t h e (’o r ir r o f t h e c o i .n t y Electric Motors had scattered, in the millions, Supporting: President: Demo­ JCIIGK, I’ASC'n < KM>K- to profit from the mistakes of- that there is nothing you can do over all the globe. But mankind terly, there were 83 roll call paper publisher, he is Dean of crats will support issues, not IDA. IX PROBATR. the past and build for thtf fu­ to advance or stay the situation. had not replenished the earth, as “ test” votes last time. (34 in the the delegation and is referred to leaders. The time is past when \OTK K TO" t'HEDITOllS Sales But you can THINK and you can House, 49 in the Senate). O f (103t i'rotMtr Act. S*rcs. 11!*. 120) ture. Another opportunity to they took from it. ai the “he-coon.” the personal prestige and influ­ IN IlE: ESTATE OF and straighten up and fly right. TAIjK. The course of history is Must Be “Fixed” these 83 votes, tie President CONGRESSMAN BILL LAN- ence of the President will be suf­ FRANK KOTHERA determines by what individuals won on 74 of them. On, 58 of TACT? o f MiamVfOMrth district— Bertaspd. Service certainly America, and es­ When Crookes made his im­ ficient to cany a majority vote. TO ALL, CREDITORS ANA* PER­ pecially Florida, has more to have THOUGHT and SPOKEN. portant observation, the world’s these votes, he would have failed 66% Pro-Eisenhower. Serving his M ain Objective: Many adminis­ SONS HAVING CLAIMS AOAINST If you and your fellow beings if it had not been for Democratic second term. He holds the spot SAID ESTATE: look forward to than any other population was swiftly growing, tration leaders seem committed You and wwh of you are h w b y REPAIRING area on earth. Our blessings are THINK wrong and TALK wrong as it is now; while the productiv­ backing. How rsuch o f this Dem in the House formerly occupied first of all to balance the budget nntififd and required to r>r*-sent ocratic aaaiaid ity o f the land, on the whole, was and in their preoccupation there­ or either of you. may have ag&inst thesL It is up'to us as a nation bring it crashing down upon diminishing. These two related this time? How far alfonjg witk with, to overlook^, what must be the estate of FRANK KOTHEBsL* deceased, late o t said Cosnty. uS the" and as individuals' to so conduct your own stupid heads. If you facts were what concerned the him will the Florida ctaejgation STB HEK- our main objective which is to County Judp* of Pasco County. oar Mves and our actions as to THINK right and TALK right chemical scientists. They fore­ go? We can’t tell what they win flfttidis. 'maintain our national security FIorMa, at his office in the court you can build a Utopia and cre­ do this time, but wi* can tell you ltiet — 'S S ^ r P ro - Eisenhower. house of said County at l«i»le ('Tidy. Motor Company justay the G«d.given advantages cast not # land of plenty, but a and avoid World War III. Cost of Florida. within «* i K h t calendar 3 mi. S. of DadeCitf 391| thataxeours. ate a hapBBt peaceful world. It is land of growing food scarcity. how they voted last time. Serving hisyihird tex». He is a military strength sufficient to month* from the time of the first as simple as that. Here is the roster- of your. .tewyer and • formerly. served as publication of this notice. E.-n-h Q uis& the opportunity to pro- Long before Crookes - Hved, discourage any attack is a puny rUum or demand shall be in writ- PH. 5007 vldetjtgstxcm g, consinsctive Compared to the. problems of pore scientists had discovered the Florida delegation. Clip it and County. Judge o f Lake County. sum compared to what we would insr. and shall state the place of res­ k iad eraM p $il». crpuWed wortd the world, the conflict between save it for future reference. The CONGRESSMAN ftWICHT idence and post offlffi address of place of nitrogen in the scheme face if we invite and bring on an the claimant, and shall be sworn to ■ .leiteddteals or employers and employes of the of life. And, strangely enough, percentages shown represent KOGEJBS o f F o rt Ittdentale, atttfek. Four or five years ago a by the claimant, his or her agent, _ nation, we can- American Can and Continental how they voted, last time ori the g b fit district 59*& Pro-Eisen- or his or her attorney, and any they had found -that there was m ajor reduction in military such claim or demand not so filed notbope to solveall the world’s seem trivial, but they are direct­ more nitrogen on earth than any; “Pro-EissshsWer” test votes, atad Jioww'. Saving: Ms fifth term. lie strength was ordered, and this shall hie- void. prol^e&s «&he. Our salvation ly related for they represent a is not their over-all Democratic is a lawyer and has heW ins place Lucltta Kothera other element. The air we breathe hint of weakness invited aggres­ As Administratrix of the in <>W asi*Uiiy to work in- conflict for the control of men’s is 80 per cent nitrogen, and thus party voting fceconL in Congress ever since the dis­ sion In Korea. ■- Estate of _____ ’ -i-lavmoniously minds for good or evil. And the S E N A T O R S P R S A B D BOL> trict was set -up. FRANK KOTHERA, in the air column over each acre Domestic Issue: The people of .ACB and fellow na- THOUGHT and EXPRESSION of LAND of Bartow—$ % Pro-Eis- CONGRESSMAN JIM HALEY of land on earth there are ap- 4 II. S. are much concerned First puhllcntioT) ! a direct hear. 13-31-1-21-E4Q the suit and white whiskers only -provide history with an life. Chemical science was being curtain is up. Congress Is now boxes of fruit have been signed in the Senate, although Republi­ has S. Coble of Lexington, N. C.; g°n£- Fvathe^ Tsm5 of f«py of man's ’• Singed!" And‘ectorng inlSte session. Everyone here seems to up tor the current processing cans are in control. Therefore, with aching back and well inhumanity to man. It won't be a challenge was God’s own admoni- agree that without the supportl^_^r Democrats must be ready with a C. I. Carlson o f Guilford College, worn fcythe has stepped out of pretty story and few will remain tion to Adam apki Eve: “fie fruit of the Democrats, PresMent :I3s- V ^ ^ program of their own if they can­ N.C.; E. E. Langley of Union, tie picture and our hopes are to record it. ful and multiply, and replenish, enhower’s proposed legislative CONGRESSMAN BOB SffijfiS not go along with that offered. S. C .; and Dr. T. E. Sikes o f Buiyntic & Imiqgfcriai pinnae^ on the diapered kid As an individual you probably program .hasn’t a chanos .of go- o f Ciestvfew, third disfctefr—54% the earth, and subdue it." Man­ We have particular need to blo- Greensboro, N. C. labeled "1954.” feel that you &re but a pawn in kind had multiplied ail right; «uad Ing throagh. According to » «• } Pro-Eisenhower. S e rv l n g his ster economic tews. Another year. Another chance the general scheme of things; Electric Motors had scattered, in the millions, port*in th e Congressional Quar­ seventh term. A fanner news­ Supporting President: Demo­ I* THE (W IW OF THE COrXTTf to profit from the mistakes of- that there is nothing you can do JCUttK. PASCO < W .V T Y . F(.AR­ over all the globe. But mankind terly, there were 83 rail call paper publisher,, he.is Dean of crats will support issues, not ID A. IX PtttHBATR. the past and build for thtf fu- to advance or stay the situation, had not replenished the earth, as *‘test” votes last time. (34 in .the 'the delegation and is referred to leaders. The time is past when .NOTICE TO* t HKDITMIS Sales ture. Another opportunity to But you can THINK and you can House, 49 in the Senuie). Of (1333 Probate Act. Seca. 11‘J. 120) they took from it. afc the “he-coon.” the personal prestige and influ­ TN RE: ESTATE OF and straighten up and fly right. TALK. The course of history is Mast Be “Fbwd” these 83 votes, the President -CONGRESSMAN BILL LAN- ence of the President will be suf­ FRANK KOTHERA Certainly America, and es- determined by what individuals won on 74 o f them. O n , o f Deceased. When Crookes made his im- 58 TAFF of MIan^«MfU» districts ficient to carry a majority vote. TO ALL. CREDITORS AND PER­ Service pecialiy Florida, has more to have THOUGHT and SPOKEN.. ipoxtant observation* the w orld’s these votes, he would have failed ©6% Pro-Eisenhower Serving his Main Objective: Many adminis­ SONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST look forward to than any other If you and your fellow brings if it had not been for Democratic second term. He. holds the spot SAID ESTATE: population was swiftly grow ing, tration leaders seem committed You .-ind each of you are hfivhy • REPAIRING area on earth. Our blessings are THINK wrong and TALK wrong as it is now; while the productiv­ backing. How much of this Dem­ in the House formerly occupied first of all to balance the budget "notified and required to present so numerous we cannot tabulate you can wreck the world and ocratic assistance will i he have i>y Senator Smathers. He is a any claims and demands which you ity of the land, on the whole, was and in their preoccupation there­ or either of you. may have rtguinst • REWINDING them. It is up to us as a nation bring it crashing down upon diminishing. These two related this time? How far aljtmg with lawyers with, to overlook1, what must be the estate of FRANK KOTHKFtA,' and as individuals to so conduct your own stupid heads. If you him will the Florida delegation CONGRESSMAN SYD HER- deceased, late of said County, tv the" A. Rose Electric facts were what concerned the our main objective which is to County Judge of Piisco Cotinty. our lives and our actions as to THINK right and TALK right chemical scientists. They fore­ go? We can't tell what they will LONG JR. ofrfcftesbttrg, fifth dis- ^maintain our national security Florida, at his otticri in the •■oiirt Justify the God-given advantages you can build a Utopia and cre- tlo this time, but we can tell you house of said County at Icide i'»y. Motor Oifepmny cast not # land of plenty, but a — - Eisenhower. giving, stimulating nitrogen in "My wffti didn’t hat 1 feMgfit tMm!" MEMBER FEDERAL INSURANCE C08P0RAHDK every agricultural production 1 ------" , - r t T

.4 iPrifeSb Tffl? TJAPr fTTT {FLAT Thar-isr. J^-nry 7, 19*.4 X Critical Audience Srow efs Receive Buick Offers Complete New Line for ’54 BmusPayneotsh -Ik Dade City Baner Participation Han Bonus payments totalling $858,- 508 were made by Minute Maid Corporation to Florida citrus growers who supplied fruit dur­ ing the 1952-53 season under the company’s Grower Participation Plan, it was announced this week by Holman R: Cloud, vice presi­ dent o f operations. This figure is $235,000 more than the bonus received by the growers under the plan a year ago, Cloud said. Final bonus *1 pledge allegiance to the flag chfecks were mailed to the grow­ of the United States of America ers this week. and to the Republic for which tt Participating growers received stands, one nation, indivisih % an initial payment o f $3,130,387 with liberty and justice for aU* on delivery of their fruit to Min­ —Francis Bellam y. ute Maid during the past season. The $858,508 bonus represents the growers’ pro rata share un­ der the Participation Plan, where­ An outstanding beauty among the com­ ing. It has a completely new front end, all new styl­ oRI&f by they share 50 per cent o f Min­ pletely new line of cars which Buick offers for 1954 ing, new instrument panel, new rear fender and ute Maid’s net revenue resulting is the two-door Super Riviera pictured above. With deck lid treatment, and new interiors. It is mounted from grower contract fruit, as a rakish sports car styling modelled after Buick’s on a 127-inch wheelbase and is powered by a 182* certified by outside accountants famed Skylark, the Riviera features a nev panor­ horsepower V-8 engine when equipped with Twin- at ihe close of the company’s fis­ amic windshield, a cut-down door belt line, full Turbine Dynaflow. Wire wheels are offered as cal year last October 31. rear-wheel rut-out and a refined sweeps pear mold­ optional equipment. During the past processing tions’ program of assistance and > Beef building and fattening job. It is performing amazing season, Minute Maid procured 58 encouragement had not material- values o t citrus molasses, says fJOH- per cent of its oranges under the feats in increased production of w a sh in g q n ized. Promises made to >js in the Florida Canners association, are Grower Participation Plan. / I PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS LOOKING crops and livestock. Man gets his Senate when the Small Business about equal to those of good nitrogen from the meat, vege­ Outstanding features of the Administration was created sim- : com. Entered as second class matter on July 2& ASSAD tables, and grains^ he eats, and it Participation Program, Cloud NEWS LETTER ply have not been kept. ------pointed out, included: i, at the postoffice at Dade City, Florida, keeps him alive. Thus, American HERE’S MY WARM AND ‘ GEORGE 1 BENSON 1. The grower did not have _ ler A ct o f March -3, 1879. Ptttidtat—Mudiaf ettttft industry, with its freedom to SINCERE WISH FOR ALL - j. F Art***** grow, with its powerful incentive to wait until all the product OF YOU — A HAPPY AND MARCH OF DIMES j? Objectionable advertising not accepted. Un­ was sold before receiving his satisfactory dealings with concerns represented inherent in our competitive, PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. profit system, and with its great full payment. Minute Maid’s >ls this paper should be reported to this office. THE STORY OF NITROGEN contract has no “washout” Fifty-six years ago Sir William capacity for research, is helping clau.se. Ilhe publisher reserves the right to discontinue mankind to be “fruitful and mul­ Guernsey Breeders Crookes, noted chemical scientist, 2. The grower received both lany advertisement without notice. foresaw the possibility of the end tiply, and replenish the earth, Receive Opportunity and subdue it.” Next week: The initial and final payments at | MARGARET BAZZELL, Owner of life on earth. He wasn’t fore­ the specified time in cash. No To Classify Herds casting a plague, another great Insect Hordes. H. a BA2ZELL, Editor warrants, revolving certificates, WASHINGTON — T h e N e w Deluge, the development of the PETERSBOROUGH, N. H. — H. E. TAYLOR. Business Manager or. “retains” were Involved. Year an^-the new session of Con- Guernsey breeders in North and H-bomb or bacteriological war­ 3. The grower participated in gress-have plunged Capitol Hill fare. He was merely calling at­ South Carolina, Georgia, a n d SUBSCKttTION KATES all o f Minute Maid's net rev­ into.almost unprecedented activ­ Florida will have an opportunity FIGHT tention to the dwindling supply Pasco County enue, including sales not only ity, and hearings are underway ot have their herds classified be­ of usable nitrogen in the earth’s of orange concentrate but also One Y ear — .....$250 Six M onths______$1.25 on the Hawaii statehood bill. I tween February 22 a n d 27. INFANTILE farmlands. Unless a way could be o f Minute Maid lemonade, am opposing extension of the Out of County found to replenish the nitrogen according to The American grape juice, grapefruit, tan­ United States boundaries beyond Guernsey Cattle Club. One Y e a r ------$3.00 Six M onths______$1.50 being drawn- from the soil by PARALYSIS gerine, blend, limeade, cattle the continental limits because of Interested Guernsey breeders (Strictly Cash in Advance) crops, the soil gradually would feed, and molasses, although convictions /his step is unsound, should immediately contact the become unproductive—and whole­ he delivered only oranges un­ illogical, and even dangerous. AGCC or its field representative sale starvation would face the der the plan. Because so many have asked in this area, C. J. Jacobs, Box human race. Minute Maid is continuing its my views on many other current The pitifully small earth de­ 105, West Point, Ga. Grower Participation Plan again issues, it is felt appropriate posit of usable nitrogen in Chile’s Four herds in the territory BY RUSSaL KAY for the 1953-54 season. Cloud an­ briefly to summarize questions Late To Classify nitrate mines wouldn’t fill a hol­ nounced. This will be the third were recently classified for type, WIN. 4>OIRjnV« before the Congress and the na­ low tooth in the earth’s hunger year in a row that such a pro­ tion: with 76 head scoring either ex­ for this chemical element which WHAT'S THE OUTLOOK? - Well; the jolly old man with tute force and arrogance, we will The big show has started. The gram has been in effect. More Democratic Aims: Our party cellent or very good. Owners of sustains all plant and animal than three and one-half million red suit and white whiskers only -provide history with an­ curtain is up. Congress is now in has superior numerical strength these four herds included: George life. Chemical science was being boxes of fruit have been signed cone and gone. Father Time other record of the folly of man’s session. Everyone here seems to in the Senate, although Republi­ S. Coble of Lexington, N. C.; challenged. And echoing in this up for the current processing JANUARY 2-31 ‘th Jjtis aching back and well inhumanity to man. It won’t be a agree that without the support cans are in control. Therefore, challenge was God’s own admoni­ season. Democrats must be ready with a C. I. Carlson of Guilford College, om fcythe has stepped out of pretty story and few will remain tion to Adam and Eve: “Be fruit­ of the Democrats, President Eis­ program of their own if they can­ N.C.; E. E. Langley o f Union. e picture and our hopes are to record it. ful and multiply, and replenish enhower’s proposed legislative CONGRESSMAN BOB SIKES not go along with that offered. S. C.; and Dr. T. E. Sikes of Donvstic & Industrial inn*d on the diapered kid As an individual you probably the earth* and subdue ii." Man­ program hasn’t a chance of go­ o f Crwstview, third dtetrlct—5-4 ^ belea “ 1954.” feel that you !are but a pawn in ing through. According to a re­ We have particular need to blo- Greensboro, N. C. kind had multiplied all right; and Pro-Eisenhower. Serving his ster economic laws. Another year. Another chance the general scheme of things; had scattered, in the millions, port in the Congressional Quar­ seventh term. A former news­ Supporting President: Demo­ IW THK I'HKOlTims Sales Another opportunity to But you can THINK and you can they took from it. House, 49 in the Senate). O f ai the “lie-eoon.” (1933 l*rob«.te Act. Sees. 11 it. 120) the personal prestige and influ­ ighten up and fly right. TALK. Tiie course of history is these 83 votes, the President- ' CONGRESSMAN BILL LAN- IN HE: ESTATE OF and Must Be “Fixed” ence of the President will be suf­ FRANK KOTHERA Certainly America, and es- determines by what individuals When Crookes made his im­ won on 74 of them. On, 58 of' TAFF o f Miami, foarth district— Debased. ficient to carry a majority vote. Service fally Florida, has more to have THOUGHT and SPOKEN. these votes, he would have tailed 66% Pro-Eisenhower. Serving his TO A L L C R E D IT O R S ANJJ P E R ­ portant observation, the world’s Main Objective: Many adminis­ SONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST k forward to than any other If you and your fellow beings population was swiftly growing, if it had not been for Democratic second term. He holds the spot SAID ESTATE: a on earth. Our blessings are THINK wrong and TALK wrong backing. How much of this Dem­ tration leaders seem committed You und Midi of you are hereby as it is now; while the productiv­ in the House formerly occupied first of all to balance the budget notified and required to present • REPAIRING numerous we cannot tabulate you can wreck the world and ocratic assistance will ihe have b y Senator Sm athers. He is a any claims and demands which you ity of the land, on the whole, was and in their preoccupation there­ • RE em. It is up to us as a nation bring it crashing down upon this time? How far avpng with lawyer.' ' or either of you. may have aatinW diminishing. These two related with, to overlook^ what must be the estate of FRANK KOTHERA* d as individuals’ to so conduct your own stupid heads. If you facts were what concerned the him will the Florida delegation CONGRESSMAN SYB HER- deceased, late o f said County, td the' A . Roar r lives and our actions as to THINK right and TALK right LONG a t ofrL w sbn rg, fifth dta- our main objective which is to County Jttdeo of Pasco Cotin ty. chemical scientists. They fore­ go? We can’t tell what they will ^maintain our national security FIorMn. at his office in the court Motor Company tify the God-given advantages you can build a Utopia and cre­ cast not # land of plenty, but a do this time, but we can tell you ~ P y 0 - Eisenhower, ^ ‘avoid World WarIll.'cost' house o f M id County at Icide <"tfy. t are ours. ate a hapjsi peaceful world. It is I'lorida. within i-ight calendar 3 mi. S. of Dad* City on 301 land of growing food scarcity. how .they voted last time. Serving hia/third terra. He is a military strength sufficient to month* from the time of the firm Ours is the opportunity to p ro- as simple as that. Here is the roster of your lawyer and formerly served as publication o f thin not ice. Each Long before Crookes- lived, discourage any attack rs a puny the strong, constructive Compared to the problems of Florida delegation. Clip it and County Judge of Lake County. claim or demand shall he in writ­ PH. 5007 BU pure scientists had discovered the sum compared to what we would ing. nnd ahull state the place of res­ ersMp this troubled world the world, the conflict between save it for future reference. The CONGRESSMAN DWIGHT idence and post office address of place of nitrogen in the scheme face if we invite and bring on an today. As individuals or employers and employes of the BOGEBS of Fort Lauderdale, the claimant, and shall be sworn to of life. And, strangely enough, percentages shown represent, attack. Four or five years ago a hy the claimant, his or her »Rent, as -a great nation, we can- American Can and Continental how they voted last time on the sixth district — 597c Pro-Eisen­ nr his or her attorney, and any they had found that there was major reduction in military t hope to solve all the world’s seem trivial, but they are direct­ “ Pro-Eisenhower” test 'rates, and hower. Serving- his fifth term. Hie such claim nr demand not so filed more nitrogen on earth than any. strength was ordered, and this shall he- void. bjbems a lon e. O ur salvation ly related for they represent a other element. The air we breathe is not their over-all Democratic is a lawyer and has held his place Lucittn Kothera hint of weakness invited aggres­ As Administratrix of the in o*»rabUity to work in- conflict for the control of men’s is 80 per cent nitrogen, and thus party voting record. In Congress ever since the dis­ F. a «d harmoniously sion in Korea. Estate of minds for good or evil. And the in the air column over each acre SENATOR SPESSA3KD HOL­ trict was set -up. PRANK KOTHERA. fritewmen and fellow na- THOUGHT and EXPRESSION of Domestic Lssoe: The people o f Deceased of land on earth there are ap­ LAND or Bartow—84% Pro-Els- CONGRESSMAN JIM HALEY First publication T>ec. 31. 1353 the individual has a direct bear­ enhower — Florida’s Senior Sen­ of Sanwota, sevmth district — the U. S. are much concerned 12-31-1-21-540 proximately 70.000,000 pounds of with economic conditions, and the e ctn enter the new year ing on the outcome be it for bet­ nitrogen. But before the soil, or ator, and former governor of 6 1 Pro-Eisenhower. Serving his faith and courage rather ter or for worse. gone, father 'lime other record of ihe folly of man’s challenged. And echoing in this, session. Everyone here s*»ejns to up for the current processing cans are in control. Therefore, with $s aching back and well inhumanity to man. It won’t be a C. L Carlson of Guilford College, challenge was God’s own admoni- agree that without the support I Democrats must be ready with a worn icythe has stepped out of pretty story and few will remain tion to Adam and Eve: “Be fruit­ o f tiie Democrat^ President Eis- program of their own if they can­ N.C.; EL EX Langley of Union, the picture and our hopes are to record it. ful and multiply, and replenish enhower’s proposed lejjislative CONGRESSMAN BOA SIKES not go along with that offered. S. C-; and Dr. T. E. Sikes of Oen^stk & bin bial pin nfcd on the diapered kid As an individual you probably the earth, and subdue it.” Man­ program hasn’t a chanco of go­ o f CtmsMew, third dhirlcfc—54% We have particular need to blo- Greensboro, N. C. labeled “1954.” feel that you are but a pawn in kind had multiplied all right; and ing through. According to a re­ Pre-Elsenhower. Serving his ster economic lows. Another year. Another chance the general scheme of things; port in the Congressional Quar­ seventh term. A former news­ IX TUB (W O T OK THE CO I STY Electric Motors had scattered, in the millions, Supporting President: Demo­ r t s i o < w y t y , f i -o h - to prolit from the mistakes of' that there is nothing you can do over all the globe. But mankind terly, there were 83 roll call paper publisher, he is Dean of crats will support issues, not IDA. IX PRtWATK. the past and build for th^ fu- to advance or stay the situation, had not replenished the earth, as “test” votes last time. (34in.the the delegation and is referred to leaders. The time is past when VOTH E TO* ( RKOrrMtS Saks ture. Another opportunity to But you can THINK and you can House, 49 in the Semite). O f <193:> Prohat** A ct. Srca. ll:\ 120) they took from it. aji the "he-coon." the personal prestige and influ­ IN R E : ESTATE OP straighten up and fly right. TALK. The course of history is a n d M«st le “Ffcred” these 83 votes, the President -CONGRESSMAN BILL LAN- ence of the President will be suf­ FRANK KOTHERA Certainly America, a n d es- determined by what inchviduals won on 74 of them. On.58 of TAFF o f Miami, fearth district— IVrpri.iPil. Service When Crookes made his im­ ficient to carry a majority vote. TO ALL CREDITORS AX1» PER­ peeially Florida, has more to have THOUGHT and SPOKEN, portant observation, the world’s these votes, he would have tailed 66% Pro-Eisenhower. Serving his Main Objective: Many adminis­ SONS HAVLW; CLAIMS AOA1NST look forward to than any other If you and your fellow beings if it had not been for Democratic second term. He holds the spot SAID ESTATE: population was swiftly growing, tration leaders seem committed You and *-a«-h o f you ar** lii*n,hy on earth. Our blessings are THINK wrong and TALK wrong • REPAIRING as it is now; while the productiv­ backing. How much ©f Hiis Dem­ in the House formerly occupied first of all to balance the budget notified and requir.-d to present so numerous we cannot tabulate you can wreck the world and any claims and demands which you ity of the land, on the whole, was ocratic assistance will f he have by Sedator Sipathers. He is a and in their preoccupation there­ • REWINDING them. It is up to us as a nation bring it crashing down upon lawyer.- ____ or Pither of you. may ha\«- agKinsl diminishing. These two related this time? How far along with with, to overlook* what must be th** «*st«t.- o f FRANK KOTHKfeA, and as individuals to so conduct your own stupid heads. If you him will the Florida delegation CONGRESSMAN S¥D HEE- dt-ceased. latf- o f said County, to th*-' A. Rose Electric facts were what concerned the our main objective which is to <’ounty J ud?<- o f Ilisco «'

£' ■ - " .Meeting [K“l:{ Here \\ it h a n " I iicsday AI Utuooh < >n T ucsdav .. 11»r i i ' 11 ‘M.V f.\ A ( m 'l<' 1 "I ihe I ’re-.byiit The Minmsji i in Ie :u i r.-, r, n t h i ; w \ 0 ia i! \\ i iinci i di i i ,(■ ( '|111j, |. j w,i, | ,, Ci! y < 1.1 ri leu ('Inh tin 'I Ti ii i i i \ 0 0 JftV meelni!', mi I'uesday ;i II(M ininn ;il morning at I he iimin■ ■ •! \!1 Ihe home m| .Mi s. i •. |.-. Toiichion, W’, I’. I i j II. |(li; Si i 11u 1 \ lew . w Mil i.t li 11 ■■ ■ : I Mini lie) "i'll Ml... 1 I;11 ' > 11J Slew; III presiil li.i I ■' I! < 'i I I uni H‘ lime in;.',. Mrs. .A. .1. Hayward Jr., .-er\ im* :IS co-hosless. li ■! I '. I: i 11 MU' I .i ii ! ! Mis. \\ . Kenneth I !arne.s, chair- I >iti'ii»}» the business meriine. i * -1 ■ ■ ■ I ■. I I III I e e \ e 11 1 111 .Ill ill \\ hi ||| Alissiuns. |i ■ [ ii > I' I«' < I Mrs, !•:. tv Sullivan was aerrnti . I I' Inlei I m time I'd! rumple! mil ,,| I lie < 111 (* t, t nl as a ni'W member io 1 f 11 the \,i M in e ii.i\\ uni lin.il plan n e ie W hile Cruss -nipplics Ini i t >r< ■ i; > 11 eanry created by ihe resignation i i l l 111 ;■ .i l.i I ll III mi I e 1 1 it ii |t u p | f \ mission huspji.iis. I lie i uieii.lt lets e| Mrs. Seth Sparkman Iimh tli< 'll M.IWvell Y u11111 ‘,, rliainilUII active mcmhershiy in llu1 assn Spa i I. i ie* ihe up. in 1 1 " 1 1 i \ | e (,l llilile Hilly, I m I li 1 li leil 1 1 e . 1 1 1 1 Hate membership. f I \ i t i < - I ie \ I \V. 111 M • lie, 1.11 e I 11 1 ‘ > ai I" I 'l l , m .i i. i as hostesses ill Ihe Flower Shuw u.is ,i.-.‘,i-.|i'i| h\ \|i-, l„ Sum | j j;11 ' i I |l i( l! . 11 H I I' 1111 i\*. ;i 11 11 : ii 11 exhibit al the County Fair which m\. \lis, M. \V C m iis, ;i in I Mis1. luille t lit < .i i; ■ Ii lii'l' < ' 11 s ii *. 111111 K'tell.i A11111 .11 ! 11 • i. opens Wednesday, January !.’. a.m 'I'lie I 'airel uiieil , 'MlU-.e j 11 I'. • I • 111 . hesii|"S 11 1 (* llus After various rommittee ie upi'ii al I |i in Inlluw iiie * * uerc Mrs. II.iihIiI Siewnrl. ports, llie meeting was lurnr.' pal ade and \\ ill leal nre I lie Mi.s. \V, Kenneth linrues, Mrs. over tn Mrs. Cain wlut le. A. < am'"' Wht'i lev. Mi -, | |;i/el Kutlirrluid, African Violets." Mem tiers weie man nl ill" iiie' Mis. ii.11h,nii Burrell, Mrs. I'Mi/.'i-told nl the proper snil mixture hi'lh Anshrook. Mrs. ,1. K. I |np li)dit. water, and \ ariue ■ Kins, Mrs, ,|, II, Brown V> I'.. S. I Ii M i s 'I', I! 1 M I s. ,1 . ( Wei ■-• eel t< trlla Ault hit her. AJ iI'M', Mrs. M. '' I le.lnnghe, mid Mrs. burgh, Pa. Jano Hie M c l

Jtfreslded Mr Mrs. . fetar^. / &thltVftn reviewed aij on Korea apponrinK JWyal Service magazine. In the social hour aftorwl Mrs. Sullivan was assist ej serving by her daughter. Doris Sullivan. ■The February meeting wj tlNMP 1 8 held at the home of Mrs. M| thte lnteresting holiday liams. vmeib the- recital presented Besides the hostess, thosf i*.'the* evening of December 18 ent were Mrs. J. L. Kptinj. riture' py Mrs. Irving Lester’s piano J. R. Hendiey, Mrs. K. C. . Lottla pupils at, the Woman’s Club. Mrs. J. T. Futch, Mrs The group of young pianists nei ladles will Davis. Mrs. B. Hargrove, Aj ^ot “Florida’s included Julia Borek, Jim Borck, Williams, and Mrs. M. O. "•w- A m iii Jn the flower Joe Borck, Gloria Burkett, Beth jgive< a dish ti)' Bandy, Mary Bandy, Virginia Mrs. J. A. Ehney of si ( church kitchen ...... :pqist-X Bellamy, Phyllis Ramsey, John burg, S. has arrived contributed for the purlfii»e b: -.JjpKhtbits have been en- o f the ftfnd t6 Alston, Gloria Cash, Julia Mas­ an extended visit here ! additional dishes. Pthis year with more par- church. ,_tibn than in past years, sey, David Benson. Dick Lester, guest of her son-ini.aj Mrs. W. P. Cain stated that a Others present ii*•^women's exhibits will include Beth Burnside, Cheryl Madill, daughter, Mr. and Mi?J diite will he announced inter for Renfroe, Mrs. Hat a wider assorttnent of handiwork Carmen Herring, Claudia Wil­ Morgan. Other guests of tho young people’s dinner which J. J. ITicks, Mrs. and with more ladies participat­ liams, Judy Clark, Jo Ann Ses- Mrs. Morgan during the 1 ho circle will help in serving. Mrs. Jano C h itty^ ppt^ C. T. ing than, ever before. Mrs. Philip soms, Patricia Payne. Suzanne were their relatives, Al the Kehnii iy circle tneeling Thompson. Mrs. Eibra Norris, Knapp is in. charge of the wo­ Williams, Clio Jayne Hargraves, Mrs. Gene Meek of Geoi to lie held at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Ilenrv W. Moore. Mrs. Joe men’s at the fair this Tommy Billings, Nancy Johnson, S. C., who left Sunday ij J. D. Pierce, the circle chairman Hull, Mrs’. W. B. Miller. Miss year. v V'. and Carolyn Clark. home. announced that Ihe subject of Judy Mickler, Mrs. Joe Osborne. jc.y 14th, a *«mik family worship will lie stressed Mrs. J. L. Gilbert. Mis. Marv Pteing will and explained. Pilts, Mrs. G. W. Kn«lc. Mrs. vith ani- Mis. l. s. Futeh assisted the A. & Wise, and Mrs. A. p. Pea -< before the. Open hostess in serving. r.e£resJj«jentsf iit the dose, ufcthff'theattng which" ° r Sirtip»on willa n! iiiniiBi \Tej|dM^hFdlu cmfwyp ,e . liveatook was ctteiniiwSpf-with prayer by. Mrs. Cafn J i s - : : • ' ' ■ m m B e s i • Mrs.: « a

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Mis* by pi. Bob Jont-a I* Tenn., after spem,,,.,. ays with her piirents, Mr. and Mrs. ii. A. Grtiot/macher. • Mrs. A. ij. o - daughter, Mrs. Ila i. Mrs. Sallie Bruce loft Monday Faulkner, N. Y., and si.„ for her home in Anderson, S. C„ Gleason Jr. of Rochester, N. 1 after a visit to her sister, Mrs. and Mrs. William Schliekor of inK J K. Davis. Olean, N. Y., visited their friends 100 yarn ... races, train ra< 0 and former neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Addie Peterson and Mr. Mrs. Leo Tickner, for a day dur­ 3-legged race, a, .and Mrs. W. N, ( ‘iiwood of L;in- ing the holidays. School Suporlntonii sine, Midi., tunnel' Dade City o - Clair wil Ihe in du» L. C. Loo Jr., test pilot for athletic events. residents wit 11 are in Sarasota the winter season, visited Graham Aviation at Marianna, Friday itijjlik/January i. fiend. Mrs. Helen Brown left Sunday to resume his work H p.m. ymwiJ see a paran Lias! week. after spending Uv holidays at his lovely young ladies competing . home here, lie .and Mrs. Lee had the crown and title of Miss Past ■r.Ki;i ■: W : Hir.P^ as guests on Sunday, her broth­ County, The queen contest will er-in-law, M. L. Ro/eman, of be held at the Open Air Pavillion IWERS I Spring Lake, and his sun and with Mrs. Hazel Whitman in [or daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. charge. The field of contestants James Bozeman u| West Palm has grown this year .and will (’orsaft'es 1 Beach. surely give the judges many a \|{irih(lays ■ headache with so many pretty |sions |i A group attending the 1 11' 1 ll!'. rues in pick front, i h e a r d la I Bowl game in Miami m 1 1; I'* .I i" 11 the grapevine I hat there Year's P a y included Mr. < u a 1 ul MO ron- >hop “ L. C. Kdwards Jr. and d,j ►st. ■ Miss .Vanes Kdward.-, Mi ■ , VV. ! l - .d . 11 ■ 1 THE DADE CITY BANNER Mrs. Roy Johnson Installed As Thursday, January 7. 1934 Local O. E. S. \\ ortliv Matron Miss Patricia Laurie, Elaine Cockcroft Was •r ► i Rev. J. F. Moore To Entertained At Party ^ SOCIETY < For her installation as wofihy now worthy matron based on her OFFICE PHONE Wed, Friday, Feb. 6 Celebrating Birthday matron of the Dade City Chaplet watchwords "Low and Loyalty." ► < SOCIETY Mrs. Robert Cockcroft enter­ Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs The worthy matron announced I PERSONAL * tained at a party on Friday after­ Roy Johnson those blue as the that she had chosen the hymn, ► 4 MUSS. CATHERINE McINTOSII 5 6 noon at 2:3u o'clock at her home, predominating color in The dec- 'M y Faith Looks Up To Thee" as CLUB, CHURCH 7i>5» X. ISth street, honoring her orations in reminiscence of tiie the opening ode for meetings daughter. Elaine Cockcroft, on color of her first station in the during the year, and had select­ 106 W. CHURCH AVE. PHONE 224 CLACK her sixth birthday. Chapter where she began her ed as the year s closing ode, "be Games were played on the advancement which has brought yond The Sunset." lawn, and winning the prize was her to the highest honor the Mementoes Presented David Lankford. During the Chapter can confer on her. Officers eiected to tIn.* Slur games, grapette punch was Blue candles cast a soft glow points were honored in their in­ Fennell- Ferguson served. over the scene which featured stallation with tiie gifts of nose­ Storch-Sumner Wedding Held New Year’s Day Marriage Took Place Later, refreshments were baskets of blue and white i lowers gays presented to them by ihe in­ served in the dining room where and greenery. Tiie installation. stalling chaplain. .Mrs. McCue. St. Anthony's Catholic church Wednesday, Dec. 30 the table, overlaid with a lace open to the public, was held on the mother of ;lie ncwlv installed Miss Marie Fennell, daughter cloth, was centered with the the evening of December 19. and worthy matron, in San Antonio was the scene at ii o'cio-l; in the evening of New of Mrs. Gus Fennell of San An­ birthday cake iced in colors of many out-of-town visitors were The worthy matron's jewel tonio, and the late Gus Fennell, pinl: and green and topped with present for the event. Installed to which was presented and ded: Year's Day of the marriage of Miss Marlene Theresa Storch, became the bride of Emmett Fer­ small pink candles. Ice cream serve with her as worthy patron, rated to the Chapter by Mn guson, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. was served with the cake, and was her husband. Roy Johnson. J. F. Buttress, during her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ward Siorch of San Antonio, to Ferguson of Gordon, Ala., in a favors were Santa Claus boots Mrs. J. F. Buttress, retiring olfice, was bestowed on t'v :u w quiet ceremony on the morning holding candy suckers and bub­ worthy matron and her eorps of worthy mail'.->n who will l.:;\-■ ihe Robert Dennis Sumner, son of Robert Louis Sumner of Dade of December 30 at 10 o’clock at ble gum. Mrs. Cockcroft was as­ officers filled their stations dur­ honor of wearing the .. .rid.-ome City anti Mrs. M. D. Rippy of the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. sisted in serving by Mrs. W. A. ing the opening ceremonies in emblem for the ons’.-ir.g year. Barber, with Mr. Barber, Notary Simmons. which the installing officers wore The past matron's jew -’ed ring Hampton. Va. Public, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Laurie introduced. These included Mrs. from tlu- Chapter and Mr. But­ T ih1 Rev. Thomas Hoffman. The honorec was the recipient of Dade City have announced Mildred Bean of Tampa. Grand tress. was presented i«> Mrs. But­ O.S.B.. officiated at the double The bride, given in marriage of many nice gifts. ring ceremony for which a pro­ the engagement of their daugh­ Martha, as installing officer; her tress. by her daughter. Miss Guii by her grandfather, G. S. Dur­ Guests were Violet Campbell, gram of nuptial music was pre­ ter. Miss Patricia Pope Laurie, husband, Arlo Bean, past grand Buttress. den of San Antonio, wore an Malcolm Anderson. Steve An­ sented by Donald H. Kreuseh. to the Rev. John Fredrick Moore, patron of the Grand Chapter of Gifts were presented by the in­ azure blue linen dress, designed derson, Ronnie Pettis, Sheila Pet­ organist. son of the late Rev. and Mrs. Florida, as assistant installing stalling officers to Mis. Johnson, with a full skirt, and with the tis. Donnie Lankford, David The church was decorated with Henry Butler Moore. officer; Mrs. Bertha Cook of who also gave a nice gift to each bodice trimmed with pearls and Lankford. Billy Lankford, Eliza­ baskets of white chrysanthe­ Tampa, past grand marshal, in­ of nor installing officials. rhinestones. She had navy blue Miss Laurie, a graduate of beth Mann, Robert Cockcroft, mums and white gladioli, and stalling secretary; Mrs. John Mc­ After ci short talk bv the new accessories, and her corsage was Pasco high school and of Strat­ Donna Gay Simmons, and Lois cathedral candelabra holding Cue, chaplain of Trinity Chapter, worthy patron ami the im: ndue- of white carnations. ford Junior College, ho ids a Allman. lighted tapers, set amidst potted Tampa, as installing chaplain; tion of visitors, including Mis Miss Barbara ‘Atwater of San Bachelor of Arts degree from Mrs. Mary Lou Cooper of Tampa. Henry \V. Moore of Trilby, grand palms. Antonio, only attendant of the Randolph-Macon Woman's Col­ Spring- Fashion Show past grand Ruth, as installing instructor, t I: e meeting was The bride, given in marriage bride, wore an ice blue dress lege where she became a member hy her father, was gowned in marshal; and Mrs. Annie San- closed with the Mi/pah benedic with black accessories, and she of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. A nylon tulle and Chantilly lace To Be Sponsored By ford of Tampa, past grand organ- tion. wore a red carnation corsage. j teacher in the Pasco County over slipper satin. The scoop ist. as installing organist.. Social Hour Hold Robert E. Fennell of San An­ school system, she is a nu mber Local Pythian Sisters neckline of the satin bodice was Now Officers Named Hostesses for the social hem tonio. brother of the bride, served of the faculty of the Lacoucheo The Dade City Pythian Sisters outlined with scallops of lace and Following the retirement of the afterward-- were Mrs. II. A. Me the bridegroom as best man. elementary school. w:H sponsor an early spring j attached to :i round yoke of il- 1953 officers, other new officers Xally. Mrs. Karl Davi-. Mrs. J The Rev. Moore, who became fashion show which will be held ' lusion accented with a strand of For the ceremony, the bride's, installed to serve with Mr. and Fred' Sager, and Mrs. J. F. Bui vicar of St. Mary's Kpiscopai on January 29 at 8 p.m. at the jptaris. The long sleeves of ii- mother chose a turquoise linen Woman's Club. Mrs. Johnson include Mrs. Karl tress. The service tabie wn- over suit and black accessories. church last August, was born ii’. Davis, associate matron: Earl laid with a. Christo; i ami i lUsi"u taper.'*1 into points over San Juan, Puerto Rico. A grad The theme of the show will be 'the wrists. Chantilly lace edged Immediately after the cere­ Davis, associate patron; Miss centered wit'r a > l a 1 ! tree uate of Nashotah Theological "Spring Into Fashion.” and will tiie accordion pleated tiers-of the mony. the couple left fcr a wed­ flanked by double candelabra I Seminary with the degree of introduce to the fashion-minded Adeline Sager, secretary; Mrs. fulj skirt which extended into a ding trip to Gordon, Ala., and holding red tapers. Bachelor of Divinity, he included puhiic many new types of well- Catherine McIntosh, treasurer; upon returning they will reside In addition to the' hist -illing of- ! circular train. Her double veil of known brands of clothing. The Mrs. YV. H. Britt, conductiess: in Dade City. Rectory school, Kent school, and ficers .and the gearnd instructor., nylon French illusion in fingertip Hobart College in his earlier ed­ articles will be offered for sale Mrs. R. W. Barbel', associate con- length was .aught to a half hat cluetrcss; Frank Lane, sentinel; other vi-l'ors mcl di-d llenrv W. The bride attended Dade City ucation. Ordained to the Episco­ aft'-r the show- at Williams De­ of Chantilly lace trimmed with Mrs. H. A. McXaliy. chaplain: Moore <»: Triey: Mr. and Mrs. schools and was graduated last pal priesthood in Los Angeles, partment store, suppliers and seed pearls. She carried a shower K.'ivm* >nd Ariel-;. lid Mr-. Xeva Juno from Pasco high school. he has been in charge of congre­ dirntors of the event. Mrs. J. F. Buttress, marshal: bouquet of stophanotis. centered Mrs. Fred Sager, organist; Mrs. X. Aiken of I->i'< ik-v.';.-: Mr,. The bridegroom, w h o was gations in Nevada. Vermont, and Be! ty i^e° Morgan of Sale:v llar-i •'* ‘viliI,‘ orc’,lici- reared in Alabama, has resided Florid . and served a two-vear \V. F. Case. Adah: Mrs W. T. ' -W-. i Mi.-.- Ceei.e Roussell of Miami, Miss Nina Percival boi". Mis. S.tiali \l * 1 L I ‘ ^ , • • Ii 's • 1 here for the past three years, and chaplaincy at St. John's Military ■ Spradlcy. Ruth: Mrs. X. C. Nich­ a formal ols. Esther; Mrs. Frank Lane. Ruth Ann. r.ogren Mrs. Aiberta j nrdd <>; h-.nor. wore is employed by the Clay Hyder school in Salina. Kansas. A mem­ ’ a! pin!: gown of Florentine Gave Afternoon Party Mallory and Mr. ; •>.t Mi« .Tame'; i P*',:d PU'.k gown ber of Ihe Dade City Kiwanis Miss Nina I’ereival cntertainet. Martha; Mrs. Ailo Morris. Klec- ar.d taffeta. The fitted bodice Truck Line. MeWhirter. of Ta npa: Mrs. L e -;1,Ul‘ Club, he is chairman of the Boy at an afternoon party on Satur- la: and Mrs. A. L. Hemingway, flecked with rhine- warder. ota Piossei- and Mr; ii*- en Lair ' Scout committee, and is chap­ da> at her home for a small Miss Patricia Herring, guest of Zeph\rhi!ls: Mrs. v ;,;tio B o /e -is,unt-‘-s- an(i !ht> Hoor-length cir- Dorcas Society Gets lain, with the rank of first lieu­ group of friends. Miss Frances ri,i < : !ar skirt of irrideseent taffeta man. Mi-. X 'V.\> tenant. in the Pasco County Civil soloist, sang “ The Beautilul Gar­ a crushed belt of lace, Vote Of Appreciation Craig assisted her in serving re­ Mrs. 11< >t >e- Koiiir:^ Wir.ter I featured Air Patrol. He holds the office freshments from a prettily ap­ den of Prayer" following the in­ into a bustle effect in 1 lav on: Me Li Garvev I fasliiop.ei From African Mission of secretary of the Dade City pointed tal>le. stallation of the chaplain, and ,tf 1 die bai l;. Her flowers were petal later sang “O Wonderful Love, and Mrs. J. \ MeDonaid Ministerial association, and in > pink and ice blue chrysanthe- The Seventh Day Adventist (lues is invited were Mrs. E. T. after an inspirational talk by the Lakeland. — ! mums tied with silver ribbons. Dorcas Welfare Society of Dade the diocesan sphere is ci.airmar Tavior. Mrs. lx>tta M. Acuff, Hibiscus Circle Met Mrs. L. C . Ldwards | The bridesmaids. Miss Betty City received a note of thanks of the committee lor placing Mrs. K. W. Dobson, Mrs. E. I’. j Sumner of Hampton. Va., sister gano of San Antonio, Joseph candelabra held lighted tapers. from Miss Ruth Johnson, regis­ refugees from the Iron Curtain Beck. Mrs. Ingrid H. Deane, Miss 'o f the bridegroom: Miss Maxine Hurrall. and Freddie Stiert of Those assisting in the hospital­ tered nurse in Angola, West Afri­ Mae Fairty. Mrs. W. D. Hartley, On Tuesday Morning- To Give Luncheon countries. Mrs. L. C. Edwards Jr. will on-j Schrader and Miss Doris Yates of San Antonio. ities were Mrs. Arthur Schrader ca. for the packages received in Mrs. 1\ O. Nihart. Mrs. W. C. The Hibiscus Circle of the Dade lortain at a luncheor. today at the i San Antonio, both cousins of the Following the ceremony, Mr. Jr., Mrs. J. R. Yates, Mrs. A. H- time for their Christmas. Con­ The wedding will take niace on Cni’c. Miss Frances Craig, and City Garden Club held a meeting Palma Coia Golf and Country * bride; and Miss Earbara Peeples and Mrs. Storch entertained at a Schrader. Mrs. Roy Storch, Mrs. tributions included 100 pounds of the morning of February G in St. : M-ss Wilma Ellsworth. i>n Tuesday morning at lo o'clock food and clothing, medical sup­ Club in Tampa, honoring Mrs. of Zephyrhills. cousin of the wedding reception at the St. C. P. McCabe, Mrs. Ray Therres, Mary’s Episcopal church with in the mezzanine (lining room ot W. B. Porter «>f Richmond. Va.. bridegroom: and the junior Charles hotel in San Antonio, Mrs. A. Kiefer, Mrs. A. Lagano, plies, and constructive toys for j M'.-s Joyce PayneStoft Sunday the Valencia restaurant, with her Mission. the Right Reverend Henry Irving the house guest of Mrs. D. D. bridesmaid. Miss Grace Storch of where Areca palms and podocar- Miss Effie Mary McCabe, Mrs. A. : for Taliahassee to &sum e her Mrs. W. H. Walters. Mrs. J. T. Louttit, D.D., Bishop of South studies at Florida S tain Universi­ Covington. San Antoni ), sister of the bride, pus formed a background . of Anderson. Miss Dorothy Des Ros­ Miss Johnson was a guest of McKinstry. and M r s . Webb greenery for arrangements of ier, and Mrs. D. A. Cannon. Florida, officiating and celebrat­ ty after spending the l^lhlays at 4n earlv Spring motif will be all wore gowns of ice blue styled Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hodges of Clarke as hostesses. in identical materials and fashion white gladioli and chrysanthe­ For the wedding trip, the bride Dade City when on furlough in ing the nuptial Eucharist. her home here. mums. red poinsettias, and sil­ traveled in an aqua suit of the states last year. While here r " r 1i ^lac^wpf^’hdd to the one worn by the honor at­ tendant, and their flowers were vered papyrus. The bride’s table, camel’s hair and wool, with a she spoke of the need for her man of the flower show for th el^ th e also of ice blue and petal pink overlaid with a Viennese em­ small fur-trimmed felt hat which Mission, especially for the little AT THE CHUKCHES chrysanthemums. broidered outwork cloth, was matched her shoes and bag which orphans brought there. Many of plans for the showJ?*, and IS review ™ ! ! o£in*on J M -- J- J- Orumb- were of natural-colored alligator. SAN A.NTO.MO COM MI X IT Y ,, v u k c i t y v r i T o n Y t a b e k - ley, Mrs. A. H. Reppard Jr.. Mrs. • James Sumner of Dade City centered with a four-tiered wed­ the mothers die because of lack im iu 'ii \\ri,K (U tiif *«.)• its schedule. Members of the i Her corsage was a white orchid. n.-v, i’:ml J- Mann, pastor. Cowen. Mrs. M. E. Faulk served his brother as best man, ding cake topped with wedding of medical care. There are 12 or E. I-lU"*'. I*ant»*r circle were appointed to serve as f - ^ rn .,.ri. bells and encircled with mistle­ After a wedding trip to Cuba, more orphans at the Mission, be­ W orship Sorvico— a.m. Sniidav Sqliool— 10 sum. and groomsmen-ushers were Church School— lu:au .-I.m. XlorninS tV xrship— 11:00 o’clock. hostesses on Friday afternoon M y^uonS. Dona.u Storch of San Antonio, toe berries and leaves of ivy. At the couple will reside in Dade tween the ages of one and two Tilling p«f>i»Ie'» mwetinc «nd chil- from 1 to 9 o’clock at the flower ^ . F. Edwards. Mis_J- S. bulks. HORTHSIDR EAIT1ST ( III m il j . hun-h— a.m. Tu.-relay 'oid Thursday, preachinit During the businc; ■ hour at Frank M. Massey. Mrs. W. H. Morning Worship, 11 a.m. si-rvi'-''-—7.30 p.m. Mrs. H. H. Fennell Monthly Meeting Of Moore - Covington their donations to the African Triiininn l/nion. « p.m. " u.iHo 1‘r.iRr.Tm—Every 8aturda7> the first of the meeting, refresh- { Walters. Mrs. R. K. Butler, and James Rex Moore of Dade City Evangelist Service. 7 p.m. Kadio I'rosntm — Every Sunday* Mission, also collected articles :S0 wl.I'-K LeeabLire. 7:45 a.nu ments of bread sticks, coffee, Co- Mrs. Glynn Davies. W a s Hostess T o Fort King Club Held has announced the marriage of Prayer Services, Thuraday. ' for Christmas baskets for 11 p.m. coa-CoIas, and orange juice were Here On Wednesday his daughter, Miss Helen Moore, needy families in this commun­ L ock & 2Uth St. |r]H9T BA1TI5T CKDM9I The Alathean Class R'C. served. MAKES DEAN’S LIST to James D. Covington. C.S. 2, ity. Year-round workers of the Sunday Scftooui The Alathean Class of the The Fort King Home Demon­ FIRST BAPTIST CIII'RCU Besides the hostesses, members j U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. society are busy caring for those Moraine First Baptist church met Tues- stration Club had its monthly Lrfjcooehee Evening- Worg&fr, 7 0 9 - nresent were Mrs. Lotta Acuff. BLACKSBURG. Va. Dale R. Munro Covington of Dade City, who need help. The total report M.-irvin V. Kolb. Pastor Jav night a t tiie new home of luncheon meeting on Wednesday ?uri(!:iv 10 ajn. Midweek p r t je f K flW i n January 2 in Kirgslar.d, Ga. for thii last Quarter of 1953 in \f ,» Vw.r^hi » 11 d:ty. U p- later sang “ O Wnnilerlt.il Love." and Mrs. J. W. McDonald o f thr back. Her flowers were petal after an inspirational talk by the Lakeland. pink and ice blue chrysanthe­ The Seventh Day Adventist Ministerial association, and in Guests itn ited w ere M rs. E. T. mums tied with siiver ribbons. Dorcas Welfare Society of Dade the diocesan sphere is chairman Tayior, Mrs. Lotta M. Acuff, I Mrs. L. C. Edwards The bridesmaids. Miss Betty City received a note of thanks of the committee for placing Mrs. E. W. Dobson, Mrs. E. P. Hibiscus Circle Met Sumner of Hampton, Va., sister gano of San Aptonio, Joseph candelabra held lighted tapers. from Miss Ruth Johnson, regis­ refugees from the Iron Curtain Beck, Mrs. Ingrid H. Deane, Miss On Tuesday Morning To Give Luncheon of the bridegroom; Miss Maxine Hurrall, and Freddie Stiert of Those assisting in the hospital­ tered nurse in Angola, West Afri­ Mae Fairty. Mrs. W. D. Hartley, countries. The Hibiscus Circle of the Dade j j Mrs. L. C. Edwards Jr. will en- Schrader and Miss Doris Yates of San Antonio. ities were Mrs. Arthur Schrader ca. for the packages received in Mrs. D. O. Nihart, Mrs. W . C. City Garden Club held a meeting i i tertain at a luncheon today at the San Antonio, both cousins o f the Following the ceremony, Mr. Jr., Mrs. J. R. Yates, Mrs. A. H. time for their Christmas. Con­ The wedding wilt take place on Craig. Miss Frances Craig, and on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock '■! Palma Ceia Golf and Country bride; and Miss Earbara Peeples and Mrs. Storch entertained at a Schrader, Mrs. Roy Storch, Mrs. tributions included 100 pounds of the morning of February 6 in St. j Miss Wilma IJUsworth, in the mezzanine dining room o f' j Club in Tampa, honoring Mrs. o f Zephyrhills, cousin o f the wedding reception at the St. C. P. McCabe, Mrs. Ray Therres, food and clothing, medical sup­ Mary’s Episcopal church with | W. B. Porter of Richmond, Va.. bridegroom; and the junior Charles hotel in San Antonio, Mrs. A. Kiefer, Mrs. A. Lagano, plies, and constructive toys for j Miss Joyce PayntNteft Sunday the Valencia restaurant, with the Right Reverend Henry Irving Mrs. W. H. Waiters, Mrs. J.’ T. j the house guest of Mrs. D. D. bridesmaid. Miss Grace Storch of where Areca palms and podoear- Miss Effie Mary McCabe, Mrs. A. her Mission. j for Tallahassee to Asume Louttit, D.D., Bishop of South McKinstry. and Mrs. Webb j Covington. San Antonio, sister o f the brid^ pus formed a background^. of Anderson. Miss Dorothy Des Ros­ Miss Johnson was a guest of studios at Florida StatA Universi­ Clarke as hostesses. jj An early Spring motif will be all wore gowns of ice blue styled greenery for arrangements of ier,” and Mrs. D. A. Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hodges of Florida, officiating and celebrat­ ty after spending the hpIidayS at in identical materials and fashion white gladioli and chrysanthe­ For the wedding trip, the bride The program was in charge of featured with a centerpiece of Dade City when on furlough in ing the nuptial Eucharist. her home here. ' mums, red poinsettias, and sil­ traveled in an aqua suit of Mrs. Lotta Acuff. who as chair­ j mixed flowers. Places will be laid to the one worn by the honor at­ the states last year. While here T vered papyrus. The bride’s table, camel’s hair and wool, with a man of the flower show for the i for the honoree. the hostess, and tendant, and their flowers were she spoke of the need for her overlaid with a .Viennese em­ small fur-trimmed felt hat which Pasco County. Fair, discussed j Mrs. D. D. Covington, Mrs. D. D. also of ice blue and petal pink Mission, especially for the little chrysanthemums. broidered cutwork cloth, was matched her shoes and bag which AT THE CHURCHES plans for the show and reviewed ! Covington Jr.. Mrs. J. J. Crumb- orphans brought there. Many of | ley, Mrs. A. H. Reppard Jr.. Mrs. ’ James Sumner of Dade City centered with a four-tiered wed­ were of natural-colored alligator. the mothers die because of lack SAX' AXTOXIO im nit.llT V J>AI»K CITY V n T O R V t A B W C - its schedule. Members of the \AI I.K llw kr SUl served his brother as best man, ding cake topped with wedding Her corsage was a white orchid. t H I H C U circle were appointed to serv e as i E. G. Cowen. Mrs. M. E. Faulk of medical care. There are 12 or Junu-s E. liuro. I'astor n -v . 1 'iul J. Mann, pastor. bells and encircled with mistle­ After a wedding trip to Cuba, \V o r s h i p S * * r v i c«»— *.* a .in . S u n d a y .- ^ iooI— 10 a.m . hostesses on Friday afternoon j Jr.. Mrs. Barton S. Err.brv. Mrs. and groomsmen-ushers were more orphans at the Mission, be­ Donald Storch of San Antonio, toe berries and leaves of ivy. At the couple will reside in Dade Church School—lu:2u a.hi. M..ritiiiK IV'TKhip—1 1 : 0 0 o’clock. from 1 to 9 o’clock at the flower j W. F. Edwards. Mrs. J. S. Burks, tween the ages of one and two Ti/un^ {>^>|ilfnertinc anti chii- brother of the bride. Wimpy La- each end of the table, crystal City. years. NORTHMDK IIAITIST MIMW K i-hun n— p.m. exhibit booth at the fair. j Mrs. J. Emmett Evans, Mrs. Kill Joiifs. pastor au^i-1 istir Service—7:3# p.m. Frank M. Massey. Mrs. W. H. The local society, in addition to Sunday School. 10 a.m. TinTday and Thursday, pre«rf*iD^ During the business hour at Monthly Meeting Of Moore - Covington M orning W orship. 11 a.m. si*rvirt’— 7.3ays: 6:30 & 3:00 P A S C ( > TOY-LAjV visitor. Mrs. James Slawson, folk, Va. contact Mrs. Louis Hodges at 820 tution of the County Council of Young- People Service, CMS p.m. CHRISTIAJT SCiraCK those present were the class Home Demonstration Clubs, and S. 14th street, Dade City, or Sunday night Evangelistic Ser­ Zephyrhills. Florida. THEATRE J DRIVE-IN vice. 7:45 o ’clock. Sunday service at 11 a . m . Cvntiouoa* From « p.dl. Slarfincr At I lark teafiier. Mrs. W. P. Cain, Mrs. requested that any corrections or Garden Circles List phone 257 Green. Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7:45 j>.m. Sunday School at same boar. >at.* Jan. Car! J.-rvis. Mrs. Clifford Daven­ amendments be submitted to her All are cordially invited to attM f January Activities the services. MR. WALKIE TALKIE Krrol KJynn by January 18. KIRST MFmiOUIST Crn RCII Olivia I >**Hn \ il 1 ;m*l port, Mrs. Jack Glavich, Mrs. The Poinsettia Circle of the Mary Jane Mobley w ith Detailed plarrs were completed 202 W. Church Avenue SI-:VK\TII DAY ADVKJfTMT William Tracy & Jw Sawyer Homer Hobby. Mrs. W. A. Ellen- Dade City Garden Club will William W. Lait<-. pasti.r. resi­ c h i lu ll a n d CAPTAIN BLOOD for the food both in the Women’s make a tour of S u nken Gardens Celebrated Birthday dence 205 W. Church Av* liur Meetings Saturday Horning* M i RHYTHM OF TILE als. wood, Mrs. Alton Davenport, Sunday SciiouI-Churt.-ii iv*hi><#l, m il :ind Meridian Building of the Fair which, the in St. Petersburg on Tuesday, a.m. Sa htiath School 9:30 A . M. SADDLE Glrii Koni - Nin.i Ki'i li Mrs. D. K. Anderson, and Mrs. Tuesday, Dec. 22 Fort King Club members will and those planning to attend Junior Church Service, rimdin i- il Church Service 10:45 A. with i m >i:u : ovi :i« m w Mrs. Dennis Mobley enter­ by Sirs. W ilma N'ihart. jnc-ta in Ki I- I’astoi — It. W. La# Crcnc Autry & Smiley Jiuincit D. J. Morgan. have charge of on Friday, Jan­ plu s must call Mrs. A. P\ Benson or lowship Hall. 11 a.m. KIRST IIAITIST CHI’R a ls o uary 15, when they will also be tained at a party at her home on a.m . I'ulor Mrs. R. K. Butler before 9 o’clock Regular Church Worship. 11 Sunday School. 10 * .Vi;XT CHAI-TKI: in charge of the Women’s Build the afternoon of December 22 in Youth Fellowship, meets in 1'Vl- KKTi itx nr < vi-r. Monday morning to make reser­ lowxhip Hull. 6:31) p.m. Worship Service, S u »i .-M i*iu Jan. 10-11 honor of the sixth birthday of Evening Service. a m K im 'A T<»n\ ‘ ‘ u r n s - l^-iuh ing. Each one was urged to bring vations for t h e luncheon at Sunday N ijh t Service, 7:~0 p.m. her daughter, Mary Jane Mobley. Prayer Service. ' ' baked goods or candy for sale at Wedgewood Inn. The group will Sun.-Moii., Jan. 10-11 HOUDIN'I THE CHl'RCn OK fiOl) I'RKSHYTKRIAW THREE SAILOES Vivian Theatre the booth. assemble for the trip on Tuesday After a period of outdoor 512 W. Beauchamp Ave. Minister: Jam*' . -,.l.-i l>'- games refreshments of ice cream, Services each week as follows: Sunday SchO' AND A GIRL also Guests at the meeting were morning at 9:45 o’clock at the LAOOOCHEE Sunday School !•:!;» a.m. Alorninsr W« (Color l>v Teelmicolo. ; J o h n I!;: rr\ m«»r.-, J r. Mrs. J. A. Ehney of Spartanburg, home of Mrs. A. F. Benson on the birthday cake, and candy cane Morning Wor«hip 11 nVlm-li. Y otinK p eo w ith * ‘ h il! Wills cookies were served from the Sun Evening 7:i^» i» rn. Kv* tiiir,r V J a m - 1’o w d i C o r d o n .'Was K.-<< hi S. C., Miss Mildred Hudson, and St. Joseph Road. “Ladies Willing Workcis", Thurs­ also H H .ll i ,o .m > u m i : Jan. Slh thru 14th Mrs. Maud McCloud; and mem­ dining room table which was day 1:30 p.m. ti»*a»day. 7:20 I II < '••}•,*!' The Magnolia Circle will meet l'raycr Mci-tinv Tuesday eveiiipr. KILLER SHARK pills bers attending were Mrs. P. L. overlaid with a birthday cover. \tiKi.iA n W ] t ll Tuesday morning at 10 o'cloc k at 7:30 p.in. i'oloj- • \.M..... K ri.-!»«!.. .1:1 II. N-8) Fordyce, Mrs. Leigh Rorick, Mrs. Present for the occasion were Y. i’. E. Friday evening 7:'{n p.m. K:*tldy M:u‘I the home of Mrs. Stanley Coch­ Kov. 1>. V. Staten. Pastor. I A: Uuur-ttv IIIK K III DSOX Kathryn Costello, Mrs. Andrew Anne Collins, Suzanne Griffin. T iicx.-\\ ccf.. .Inn. rane. The program on the sub­ This church extends to each an Tr:t i i: i i i ic ;«ii Mrs. Allace Engelke, and Miss THE BEAUTIFUL C. A. Morgan, Mrs. J. C. An­ Mrs. Kenneth Willis. you'll enjoy it here. i;p\. R. MOGAMBO also M'IKS cV v Ti-i iuiiri.;..!) a I:-.. \VILI> OYKll YOf Cartoon * Instead of the usual meeting u o s i m m . c n .t r K i, >T. M Utf w ith N:» n«\v K «*11 > - \\" ii I i*r :n < I;; i u;i n M iu » m 7 & N:50 p.m. Estella Aultfather , Mrs. A. H. Eighth and Fourth \ves.. Zephyr* V I'lark Cable & A 'i Cailiur i ii on Tuesday, the Hollyhock Gar­ hills, Florida. i:-%. J** Campbell. Mrs. C. A. Lock, Mrs. Sunday School. 9:45 n_ in. 11. !> < a ls o s u m ; o k t i i i : v t it o N u Jan. 10-11 • den Circle is making plans for Mrs. B. E. Payne plus HAM)OLI»ll scorr Hazel McKillips, Mrs. S. M. Gas­ Traver and Bihl*; Study each :• It: T V OK TOMOIIUOW a silver tea to be given on the S*i ?• vc I'ri.-S«t~, Jan. 15-1<: * V !' *!' < vl ! t on U ill kin, Mrs. Lotta Acuff, Mrs. T. B. Wednesday. 8 p. in. W.-d. Njti* Is N il»* THUNDER OVER afternoon of January 26 from 3 Honored At Party Gospel Preaching each Sunday at S i i ? >«i • i \ . SAILOR OF TIIE KING !Mc A <\il* Forsburg, Mrs. E. T. Taylor. Mrs. Mrs. B. E. Payne was honored 7:3U p. m. THE PLAINS to 5 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Good conurecational etngiug. 1 w ith at a dinner party in celebration J effrey H u n ter Thur?*.-Kr«.. Jan. 14-ir» with niYLLi*; KIIIK G. A. Veazey, and Mrs. G. W. W. C. Webb, 212 Southview ave­ « 'l.ur Michael U cn in e John I’ayno - A I.KV UAIUvKK of her birthday on Wednesday LiTHKitAX riirn cii \V.M* & Weiuly H ille r nKo I VIVKItSAl. XKWS McWherter. nue. Chosen as the theme is Lt-^ion Hall—Sunday Morning aiut THE VAXQIISHKI) i 'ATS AWKIUII Carloon “Florida Speaks,” and hostesses night when Mr. and Mrs. B. E. 1(1!* E. Church Avc. F) Mmiiirc >und»y 3 p.m. Worsl-.ii>— S:l."> a.m. RED RIVER SHORE Color Irv Technicolor Payne Jr. entertained at their i ; Xlli* 7 A 8!"I3 p.m. A2/c Edward McNally, USAF, will be Mrs. Webb. Mrs. Vera Sunday School— 3-1 w ith al.-o I'astor— W alter H. L.utz. S7i:i Ola of Dade City and A 2''c William Turnbull, and Mrs. John Horn- home on S. 7th street. It- Kex Allen & Slim I’irkens Clayton Moore-Slim Andrews Ave.. Tampa Hut* a ls o Ucd.-Tlnm ., Jan. 13-14 McMahon, USAF, of Hudson, ac­ buckle. All .Garden circles are in­ Yellow gladioli and candles NKXT CHAPTER III KK.\l.o" i m ,t . IX .1A \ K W V M A 1 formed the decorative motif for RICHI

• i-*: , '■ j - 'T ^ Presbyterian Circle Mimosa Circle M et "THE DADE CITY TFTXT E A N K lf Meeting Held Here With Mrs. W. P. Cain Farm Bureau Thursday. January ?; 1954 Tuesday Afternoon On Tuesday Morning* CHATTER Methodist Stemce Alpha> Swosifr Mfet* Circle No. 1 of the Presbyter­ The Mknosa Circle of the Dade By BILL BRA NAS ian Women of the Chureh held a City Garden Club met Tuesday To D e - Consecrate WithMrs* F.C.Wict meeting on Tuesdhy afternoon at morning at the home of Mrs. The Old Sanctuary Mrs. F. C. Wirt wa*hQ8*«s*at ihe home o f Mrs. C. F. Touchton, W. P, Cain, 106 Southview, with Seems impossible but another her home, “Woodgirt,"1 o«r Wed­ with Mrs. Harold Stewart presid­ Sunday will be a day of histor­ Mrs. A. J. Hayward Jr., serving year has rolled by and its time ical significance for the F>rsr nesday afternoon ter- the* bi- ing. for another Pasco Cmmty Fair! ! as co-hostess. Methodist church of Dade City, monthlv meeting of- the- Alpha Mrs.. W. Kenneth Barnes, chair' During the business meeting, Preparations for the big event Soros is' Cluh. She ch o a * lovely man of World Missions, reported' when' De-Consecration services Mrs. E. E. Sullivan was accepted have been underway for-some will be held at 11 a.m. and follow­ sprays of briffiant fla w vim »a s full completion of the quota of time now and final plans are re­ as a new member to fill the va­ ing the service the ground-break-. decorations for the rooaM£ Wliite Cross supplies for foreign cancy created by the resignation ceiving a last minute touch-up by Mrs. J. R. A. Wittiams-pMsided mission hospitals. ing ceremonies will take place on of Mrs. Seth Sparkman from the the committees. over the opening sessiottof the Mrs. Maxwell Young, chairman the new church site, west of the active membership to the asso­ Sparking the opening day fes­ club preceding the progra*** of of Bible study, conducted the af­ present building. ciate' membership. tivities next Wednesday, January study. This-study of-flrnBOtwwo­ ternoon’s study. The present church building 13th, will be a big parade that has been in continuous use for men of history was centers*!‘for In the social hour, the hostess Volunteers were caiieu to serve will form at the Dade City gram­ over half a century and the serv­ the afternoon on Marie" Antoin­ was assisted hy Mrs. L. E-. Sam­ as hostesses in the Flower Show mar school and follow a parade ice of De-Consecration is a ette, presented by Mrs* A: F. my, Mrs. M. W. Curtis, and Miss exhibit^ at the County Fair which route through Dade City around thanksgiving to Almighty God Price for her mother. Mr*. ESwyn Estella Atilt fat her. opens Wednesday, January 13. 10:30 a.m. The Fairgrounds will- for the faithful work of the Butts. Mrs. J. K. Davis served*^ Those present, besides the hos­ After various committee re­ open at 1 p.m. following the founders and a tribute to their leader of the interesting round*- tess, were Mrs. Harold Stewart. ports. the meeting was turned parade and will feature the Blue memory. The leaders of the table discussion. Mrs. W. Kenneth Barnes. Mrs. over to Mrs. Cain who lectured Crass Shows of Kentucky on the church feel that the old building In the social hour, the hostess Maxwell Young, Mrs. George Me- on "The Care and Culture of rv>iv Mrs. E. P. Wilson W. S. C. S. of the Trilby Meth­ gins; and Circle 4, at the home of and with the Bible reading by their community projects. Com­ In the social hour afterwards, be purchased at the door. ship for various faiths, in and parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mor­ odist church. Red poinsettias and Mrs. W. B. Madill. around Jacksonville. Mrs. Hartley who selected Job munity exhibits have been Mr=; Sullivan was assisted in Stockton H. Smith will be mas­ gan. white aurelia formed an effective stepped up this year and the ro­ 19, verses 23 to 29. serving by her daughter, Miss ter of ceremonies, with music by Work will proceed on the new centerpiece on the table in the tating cun award will be present­ Piano- Pupils Gave Doris Sullivan. project next week. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kreuach Mrs. W. P. Cain outlined the dining room where refreshments Edward Walker, organist, and ed to the winning community by •The February meeting will be On Sunday night at 7 o’clock, of Dayton, Ohio, have arrived to book "Mission Of Stewardship*’ were served during the social, olll.„f.t.ounty judges .Phil Feagle Mrs/Tom Alexander will be com­ Recital December 1$ held at the home of Mrs. M. Wil­ Luther V. Laite Jr.. ministerial spend the winter with their son and plans were discussed for its Among the interesting holiday mentator.I study. h°ur- j is in charge of community ex- liams. student, will assist his grand­ and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Trunnell welcomed hibits this year, events was the recital presented Besides the hostess, those pres­ Mrs. C. D. Hartley Jr. and father, Dr. William W. Laite, in Mrs. C. T. Stewart reported the guests and thanked the hos­ on the evening of December 18 Mrs. Donald H. Kreusch. Thc Flower Show exhibits will ent were Mrs. J. L. Epting, Mrs. daughter, Martha Lyn, returned the night service and deliver the cards anti handkerchiefs given to tess for her hospitality. Taking by Mrs. Irving Lester’s piano be arranged in the Agriculture J. R. Hendley, Mrs. E. C. Futch, to their home in Tampa Saturday sermon. shut-ins at Christmas a n d a part on th,e program, besides pupils at the Woman’s Club. Center Building with Mrs. Lotta Mrs. J. T. Futch, Mrs. J. H. after spending New Year’s Day Imas basket delivered to a Mrs. Trunnell, were Mrs. Ruth Acuff in charge. The ladies will The group of young pianists Davis, Mrs. B. Hargrove, Mrs. M. with Mrs. Hartley’s parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Houser and! family. Byrd, Mrs. Carl Pitts, and Mrs. feature a theme of “Florida’s included Julia- Borck, Jim--Borck, Williams, and Mrs. M. O. Currie. an Lster, Mr. and* Mrs. Building ^he same day and will those; present were Mrs. W. O. Gentry. •~ be i n ‘i&airge of Sam O Quinn. I Hartley, Afrs. Mary Croft, The 4-II clubs will play an active IlV S; Futch, Mrs. C. T. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. DeWitt had part in both the livestock and •t, Meg- W- P. Cain, M rs. as their holiday guests. Mrs. De- poultry shows on Thursday. J. Leroy Witt’s brother-in-law and sister, -Thursday night at the Open Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lee of ^Lir Pavillion bgjgttfning ,at Tjjjnru «aSat^-W>VvDewitt's '£ musical program will be' p*e-‘ where she mother, Mrs. Goldie Morgan of sented with Mrs. G. G. .Byrd in M^s. Joseph Gilbert, W. Va.. who also arrived charge. The performers will be sons, David for the holidays, will continue students rfriom ■ th e D ade City to their de- her visit here until Easter. schools. Following this perform­ join Capt. ance will be a Dancer Fiesta with of'the Army Mr, and Mis. ESrnest Wind and Sam Lathem Jr. in charge. The. - .has recently children of Jacksonville returned fiesta is scheduled for 8 p in. and home Friday after spending the ;,>£•> x A, or j> :Camp Zama, will feature exhibitions of' var­ holiday week with Mr. Wind’s ious dances and.will alSQ include- mother, Mrs. ’F. C.‘ Wind. Mrs. a dance contest with contestants I* Ccmgle- Ernest Wind and-the children al­ from among the autSence.- Prizes rinother, Mrs. so visited her brother and sLster- wfll be awarded to the winners. Mrs. Dora "Norris Knapp Is in charge of the Gene "Meek ..of Georgetown, here visiting her parents, to be held at the home of Mrs, Mrs. Henry W. Moore. Mrs. Joe men’s exhibits at the fair this, Tommy IffllUngs, Nancy Johnson, | g: C., who left Sunday to return Mr.} spent the holidays with hre-r J. D, Pierce, the circle chairman Hull, Mrs. W. B. Miller. Miss year. „ awl CarolynClark. I home. and Mrs. Calvin C. Jones. daughter, Miss Carolyn Fiedler. announced that the subject of Judy Mickler, Mrs. Joe Osborne. Thursday, January 14th, a family worship will be stressed Mrs. J. L. Gilbert Mrs. Mary and explained. Livestock Show, and Judging will Pitts. Mrs. G. W. Engle. Mrs. take place at 10 ajn. with ani-; Mrs. I. S. Eutch assisted the A. E. Wise, and Mrs. A. D. Pea­ mals on parade before the. Open. hostess in serving refreshments cock. Air Pavillion for judging and at the close of tijg. meeting which awards. Hackney Simpson will iiiniiBi vrcH p^fiishrdlu cmfwyp Mrs. Catherine McIntosh spent be in charge of the livestock was dismissed with prayer by the- New Year holidays in Sara­ show. The poultry and egg show Mrs. Ca'n. sota as the guest of her .brother- will take place in the Poultry Besides the hostess, Mrs. in-law and sister, Mr.. and1 Mrs. Building Jjie same day and will Simms, those; present were Mrs. W. O. Gentry. be in 'charge of Sam O’Quinn. C. D. Hartley, Mrs. Mary Croft, The 4-H clubs will’ play an active M i s; n S . Futch, Mrs. c . T. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. DeWitt had part in both ihe livestock and Stewart, Mss. W. P. Cain, Mrs. as their holiday guests, Mrs. De- poultry shows on Thursday. E. P. Wilson, Mrs. J. Leroy Witt’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lee of Thursday night at the Open W-.'- V*f.«;^-M*fi. DeWittfs .Air Pavillion beginning at 7. p jn. mother. Mrs. Goldie Morgan of a musical program will be pre­ from Augusta, G * where she w ith a Ci Rvrd in visited her daughter, M rs. Josephj Gilbert. W. Va.. who also arrived £ r ’ ^ ^ ^ ,be Borkemeyer and two sons, David for the holidays will continue students from thet h , Dade CityCi and Michael. prior to their de- ner visa here until Easter, schools. Following this perform­ parture last week to join Capt. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wind and ance will be a Dance Fiesta with Joseph Berkemeyer o f the Army Sam Lathem Jr. in charge. The Signal Service, who has recently children of Jacksonville returned home Friday after spending the fiesta is scheduled for 8 p.m. and been transferred to Camp Zama, will feature exhibitions of var­ Japan. holiday week with Mr. Wind's mother, Mrs. P. C. Wind. Mrs. ious dances and will also include a dance contest with contestants Ernest Wind and the children al­ Mr. and Mrs. David L. Congle- from among the audience. Prizes so visited her brother and sister- ion and the latter’s mother, Mrs. will be awarded to the winners. Charles MacFarland of the Myr­ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Friday, January 15th, will be tle Tourist Home,' shad as their Loeko, in Zephyrhills. Children's Day and all students holiday guests, the Rev. and Mrs. —o — are admitted to the grounds free Harry D. W est of Wilmington, Roy Tickner, graduate student of charge. School buses will Del. at Georgia Institute of Technol­ ogy, has returned to Atlanta bring the children to the fair and will take them home in the eve- Miss Emma Gruetzmacher left after spending the holidays with ning. The program on Friday by plane Monday to return to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I-eo will consist of a Band Concert at Bob Jones University, Greenville, Tickner at their home on S. 17th Term., after spending the holid­ street. 10 a.m. and will feature bands from Pasco High, Zephyrhills ays with her parents, Mr; and High, New Port Richey,: and Mrs. H. A. Graetznraeher. ; Mrs. A. L. Gleason and her daughter, Mrs. Haney Fenner of Moore Academy of Dade City. Mrs. Sallie Bruce left Monday Faulkner, N. Y.. and son, A. L. Children’s Day will also fea­ for her home in Anderson, S. C.. Gleason Jr. o f Rochester, N. Y.. ture many athletic events Includ­ alter a visit to her sister, Mrs. and Mrs. William Schlicker of ing a 440 relay race, tug of war, J. K. Davis. Olean, N. Y., visited their friends 100 yard dash, wheel barrow ; * and former neighbors. Mr. and races, train race. F>0 yard dash, Mrs. Addie Peterson and Mr. Mrs. Leo Tickner, for a day dur­ 3-legged race, and sack races. ' Exemplar of ilm J954Boidc's ycars-hom-now and Mrs. W. N. Cawood of Lan­ ing the holidays. School Superintendent Mark St. styling it thit ttvnning n«tv SllMt Riviera sing, Mich., form er Dade City Clair wil lbe in charge of the sidents who are in Sarasota L. C. Lee Jr.. test pilot for athletic events. the winter season, visited Graham Aviation at Marianna, Friday 4j|fi|Ifanuary 15th, at ‘piend; Mrs. Helen Brown left Sunday to resume his work 8 p.m. y w 6 3 & e . a parade of he instant you see these 1954 of windshield—in the lowered roofline last week. after spending the holidays at his lovely young ladies competing for —in the host more glamor features of home here. He and Mrs. Lee had the crown and title of Miss Pasco TBuicks, you’ll know that some­ as guests on Sunday, her broth­ County. The queen contest will thing sensational has happened in exterior modernity. er-in-law, M. L. Bozeman, of be held at the Open Air Pavillion Spring Lake, and his son and with Mrs. Hazel Whitman in automobile styling. They upped all horsepowers to the daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. charge. The field of contestants Ju ries Bozeman of West Palm has grown this year and will Here is vastly more than the usual highest in Buiek history. ^Corsages )• Beach. surely give the judges many a model changeover. Here is vastly i?thdays headache with so many pretty They engineered a new V8 for the the beautiful feoy ‘.i A group attending the Orange ones to pick from. I heard more than could be done just by S p e c ia l— and in the process came up Bowl game in Miami on New through the grapevine that there warming over wfiatBuick had before. Year’s Day included Mr. and Mrs. will he between 25 and 30 con with new Power-Head Pistons that L. C. Edwards Jr. and daughter. testants but couldn’t locate Mrs. Here, is something accomplished by boost gasoline mileage in every engine. 1st. Miss Nancy Bdwards, Mr. and Whiman to verify this. Anyhow going far beyond artful face-lifting. of the price structure whxd^ far —there will be plenty of compe­ Mrs. W. F. Edwards, Mr. and They brought to market a sparkling years, hasmade Buick the iw iieBpo- Mrs. A. H. Reppard Jr.. Mr. and tition for the title and the maids Here is that rarity of rarities—a com* 59 R ed 1 Mrs. L. L. Lowry Jr.. Eddie Ty­ of the court. Lovely,Mary Louise newcomer with a famous name, the lar car at its price in the world: ler, Julian Fussell, William .1. Gasque. who has reigned as Miss pletely new line of automobiles. Buick C e n tu r y —a car with phenom­ Hart, and Charles Thomas. .Pasco County during the year, enal horsepower for its weight and We invite you in to inspect there great will be present at the ceremon­ Btot B iickdMn’tstop with the bolder, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Phelps of ies to crown her successor. price—a car w?Ji more pure thrill per beauties, these great perfaErae$4* Moultrie, Ga., and her son-in-law The feature attraction on Sat­ fresher, §wif*e Mined beauty you see dollar than any Buick ever built. these greatbuys. Then you’ll «oe w hy and daughter Mr. and Mrs. urday. January 16th, will be i»raised aiid lengthened fender sweep Howard Glen, and two children stock car races on the oval dirt the Detroit previewers are already of Auburndale were holiday track at the grounds. The start­ —inthe-bugeand back-swept expanse A n d they, did all this without change saying, “Buick’s the beautjfdl lwiglf* guests o f Mrs. Phelps’ brother-in- ing gun will get things rolling at la w and sister, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. 2:30 p.m. with Emil Reutimann Edwards. of Zephyrhills in charge.' Gates will open every day at 9 a.m. ex­ QNDlSfiAY I Jill* ® WHEN BETTHt AUTOMOBILESAtE BWtT M M X WILL kHH0 TIMM Mrs. S: A. Simmons has as her cept on Wednesday when they -nests, her scn in-law and daugh- open at p.m. following the; •r, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pariser. parade. ew York City, and her daugh­ Sounds like a big show in-store ter, Mrs..T. H. Moore, S t Peters- for us during the four-day run.. burg* Later she will accompany take-it in -a n d Mr. and Mrs.. Pariser on a; trip* go out m _ to Mfomi returning, to New York see how we look to the rest of t o make her home with them; I the country. BADE CTTT135X7 BAHHSf . Meeting Held Here With Mrs. W. P. Cain Farm Bureau Thursday. January 7, 1954 Tuesday Afternoon o CHATTER v< > * 1* Circle No. l of the Presbvter- On Tuesday Morning: Methodist Service Alphas Se*os& Mb# The Mimosa Circle of the Dade ? By BILL BKANAS 0 %. ^ V *• “ « * ***.*<&* ' t t ian Women of the Church held a * * ** «* *-*’ '• <->'■*-« ii City Garden Club met Tuesday , v To D e - Consecrate With Mrs. F. C. Wi»t mooting on Tuesday afternoon at » " » « * "»'* » Ml the home of Mrs. C. F. Touchton, morning at the home of Mrs. . •. i.. The Old Sanctuary M rs. F. C. W irt was- hcslftgfr at W. P. Cain. 106 Southview. with Seems impossible but another ■sr her home, “Woodgirt/* oar Wed­ with Mrs. Harold Stewart presid­ year has rolled by and its time Sunday will be a day of histor­ ing. Mrs. A. J. Hayward Jr., serving nesday afternoon for-- the* bi­ as co-hostess. for another Pasco County Fair! ! ical significance for the F»rst Mrs. W. Kenneth Barnes, chair­ : • Methodist church of Dade City, monthly meeting of' the Alpha During the business meeting. Preparations for the big event Soros is Clutx She chose lovely man of World Missions, reported- have been underway for - some ■ -£V_ . :y . when De-Consecration services Mrs. E. E. Suliivan was accepted SfiBy& s5 sprays of brilliant ftanm* vine as full completion of the quota of time now and final plans are re­ will be held at 11 a.m. and follow­ White Cross supplies for foreign as a new member to Dll the va­ ing the service the ground-break-. decorations for the rooMBt cancy created by the resignation ceiving a last minute touch-up by * ’ J mission hospitals. the committees. ing ceremonies will take place on Mrs. J. R. A. WiHiams-p*esided of Mrs. Seth Sparkman from the < the new church site, west of the over the opening sessioar of the Mrs. Maxwell Young, chairman Sparking the ojjening day fes­ active membership to the asso present building. club preceding the. progriu(i|- o f of Bible study, conducted the af- tivities next Wednesday, January ^TuM t ernoon’s st udy. ciate membership. The present church building study. This-study o f - fam ou s1 w o­ 13th. will be a big jiarade that Volunteers were called to serve has been in continuous use for men of history was centered*for In the social hour, the hostess will form at the Dade City gram­ as hostesses in the Flower Show over half a century and the serv­ the afternoon on Marie--Aj)toin- was assisted by Mrs. L. E. Sum- mar school and follow a parade my, Mrs. M. W. Curtis, and Miss exhibit at the County Fair which ice of De-Consecration is a ette, presented by M r » A* F . opens Wednesday, January 13. route through Dade City around thanksgiving to Almighty God Price fo her mother, Mrs. Ehyyn Estella Aiiltfather. 10:30 a.m. The Fairgrounds will for the faithful wrork of the Butts. Mrs. J. K. Davis served*aa Those present, besides the hos­ After various committee re­ open at 1 p.m. following the tess, were Mrs. Ilarold Stewart. ports. the meeting was turned founders and a tribute to their leader of !'.<• interesting round* {tirade and will feature the Blue memory. The leaders of the table discus n. Mrs. W. Kenneth Barnes, Mrs. over to Mrs. Cain who lectured <5rass Shows of Kentucky on the Maxwell Young, Mrs. George Mc- on “The Care and Culture of church feel that the old building In the social hour, the. hostess midway. D. A. Cannon is chair­ should be honorably retired from Wherter, Mrs. Hazel Rutherford. African Violets.” Members were man of the carnival committee. was assisted in the hospitalities Mrs. Barbara Burrell, Mrs. Eliza­ told o f the proper soil mixtures, service by this special recogni­ by Mrs. H. A. Aughenbaugh, All exhibits will be on display beth Ausbrook, Mrs. J. E. Hop­ light, water, and-various methods tion. when the gates open on Wednes­ ’ROUIMJt T H TPMM.Y CI«CLE--These unique circular apartment houses are under construc­ Mrs. W. F. S co fie ld ’ was a kins, Mrs. J. H. Brown, Mrs. o f rooting new plants. Specimen The preacher for the service day. The Open Air Pavillion on tion, in a Stockholm, Sweden* suburb. The new-type buildings contain 10-ona-room apartments guest, and members present, be­ E. S. Ilogan, Mrs. T. B. Forsburg, plants frorti a local nursery were on each of their four floors, the rooms being placed fan-shaped around a large, circular staircase.. wHl be a former pastor. Dr. Clare sides Mrs. Wirt, were M rs. Mrs. J. C. Weissgerl>er, Miss Es- Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. Each of the houses will be painted a different color. Cotton, who served the church on display and members were will feature a Baby Show and J. R. A. Williams, Mrs. H. A. tella Ault fat her. Mrs. Leo Tick­ given the opportunity to pur­ from 1936 to 19-10. Dr. Cotton is Aughenbaugh, Mrs. A. F; Ben­ ner, Mrs. M. W. Curtis, Mrs. T. will include three age groups. the district superintendent of the chase these at the end of the Groups arranged as follows: Age W. Si G. Circles Plan, Mi*s. E. E. Sullivan Tampa Garden Club son, Mrs. J. S. Burks, Mrs. Elwyn DeJonghe, Mrs. L. E. Summy, meeting. West Palm Beach District of the Butts, Mrs. A. F. Price, Mis. and Mrs. T. E. Allen of Pitts­ six months to two years; two Hostess At Meeting Plans Fashion Show Florida Methodist Conference. The next meeting will be held years old to three years old; four Meetings On Tuesday Beulah D. Cossitt, Mrs. George burgh, Pa. The Davis Islands Garden Club The congregation will be led at the home of Mrs. J. H. Futch years old to five years old. A The .Sallie Carter Circle of the Of Fay Taylor Circle C. Dayton. Mrs. I. S. Futch, Mrs. o f Tampa, 6f which Mrs. Truman in the new building enterprise by on the St. Joe Road with Mrs. king and queen will be selected Woman’s Society of Christian The Fay Taylor Circle of the Fred Harper, Mrs. R, D« Sis- Green is president, has an­ the pastor. Rev. William W. N. S. Bums Jr. as co-hostess, from the four to five year old Service of the Methodist church W. M. S. of the First Baptist trunk, Mrs. Brantley D-' Thom as, Jane Hickman Circle nounced a Fashion Show to be Laite. who has served the church Tuesday morning, February 2. group. Mrs. W. P. Burkett is in will have a covered dish luncheon church met on Monday afternoon and Mrs. J. K. Davis. held on Tuesday night at 8:15 o’­ since 1950. Dr. Laite is no novice Met At The Home charge of tn9 Baby Show and meeting Tuesday noon at the Fel­ at the home of Mrs. E. E. Sulli­ clock at the Tampa Municipal in building churches as he has contestants must lie registered' lowship Hall, with Mrs. Charles van. who led the devotional serv­ Pvt. Robert Beaumont, U. S. Of Mrs. H. A. Simms auditorium. In keeping with the for over 20 years been a leader Trilby W.S.C.S. Met by Saturday, January 9th, to Collins and Mrs. Charles S. Rus­ ice. Army, who is stationed- at 'F t. 'The Jane Hickman Circle of sell as hostesses. theme of Gasparilla’s 50th anni­ in new church projects in Flor­ Benning. Ga., has returned to the First Baptist church met on With Mrs. Richardson compete. Mrs. J. L. Epting presided over versary, the theme of the fashion ida. Prior to coming to Dade Three circles will have meet­ the meeting, with Mrs. J. R. duty after a visit- here during the Monday afternoon at the home On Monday Afternoon The Dude City Kiwanis Club show will be “Golden Gasparilla.” City he was one of the prime holidays and was accompanied- on will sponsor a “White Elephant” ings Tuesday night at 8 o’clock Hendley as secretary. of Mrs. H. A. Simms, with Mrs. Clothes for every occasion will movers in an engineering feat, his return to Ft. Benning '.by his Mrs. J. O. Richardson was hos­ sale each night of the fair at the as follows: Circle 2, at the home C. D. Hartley presiding. Mrs. Sullivan reviewed an ar­ be shown, including a wedding moving 22 Army chapels from wife and their 7-weeks-old son, tess at her home on Monday af­ Open Air Pavillion, according to of Mrs. R. W. Barber; Circle 3. ticle on Korea appearing in the V-v The worship period was opened scene. There will be door prizes Camp Blanding, and directing Robert Beaumont Jr., .who- have W J - ternoon for the meeting of the early reports, to raise funds for at the home of Mrs. J. F. Hig­ - with prayer by Mrs. E. P. Wilson Royal Service magazine. and a grand prize. Tickets may their erection as places of wor­ been here with Mrs. Beaumont’s W. S. C. S. of the Trilby Meth their community projects. Com­ gins; and Circle 4, at the home of and with the Bible reading by odist church. Red poinsett ias and Mrs. W. B. Madill. In the social hour afterwards, be purchased at the door. ship for various faiths, in and parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mor­ Mrs. Hartley who selected Job munity exhibits have been Mrs. Sullivan was assisted in around Jacksonville. gan. white aurelia formed an effective stepped up this year and the ro­ Stockton H. Smith will be mas­ 19, verses 23 to 29. centerpiece on the table in the serving by her daughter. Miss ter of ceremonies, with music by Work will proceed on the new Mrs. W. P. Cain outlined tho tating cup award will be present­ Piano. Pupils Gave Doris Sullivan. project next week. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Krerach dining room where refreshments ed to the winning community by Edward Walker, organist, and book “ Mission Of Stewardship” •The February meeting will be On Sunday night at 7 o’clock, of Dayton, Ohio, have arrived to were served during the social out-of-county judges. Phil Feagle Recital December 18 Mrs". Tom Alexander will be com­ and plans were discussed for its held at the home of Mrs. M. Wil­ Luther V. Laite Jr.. ministerial hour. is in charge of community ex­ Among the interesting holiday mentator, spend the winter with then? son study. liams. i student, will assist his grand­ Mrs. Dean Trunnell welcomed hibits this year. events was the recital presented and daughter-in-law, Mr; and Mrs. C. T. Stewart reported Besides the hostess, those pres­ Mrs. C. D. Hartley Jr. and father, Dr. William W. Laite, in the guests and thanked the hos­ The Flower Show exhibits will on the evening of December 18 Mrs. Donald H. Kreusch. cards and handkerchiefs given to ent were Mrs. J. L. Epting, Mrs. daughter, Martha Lyn. returned the night service and deliver the tess for her hospitality. Taking be arranged in the Agriculture by Mrs. Irving Lester’s piano shut-ins at Christmas a n d a J. R. Hendley, Mrs. E. C. Futch, to their home in Tampa Saturday- sermon. part on tl^e program, besides Center Building with Mrs. Lotta pupils at the Woman’s Club. Christmas basket delivered to a Mrs. J. T. Futch, Mrs. J. H. after spending New Year’s Day Mrs. Trunnell, were Mrs. Ruth Acuff in charge. The ladies will The group of young pianists needy family. Davis, Mrs. B. Hargrove, Mrs. M-. with Mrs. Hartley’s parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Houser and 1 Byrd, Mrs. Carl Pitts, and Mrs. feature a theme of “Florida's included Julia Borck, Jim Borck, Arrangements were made to Williams, and Mrs. M. O. Currie. and Mrs. R. S. Bechtelheimer. at Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Houser Jr. re­ DB. F. C. W IR T Henry Moore. Prettiest Posies” in the flower Joe Borck, Gloria Burkett, Beth [dish towel shower for the their grove home near Blanton. turned to their home in Jackson­ In the social hour, there was a exhibits. Bandy, Mary Bandy. Virginia Mrs. J. A. Ehney of Spartan­ ville Sunday after spending the kjtchen and money was parcel post sale for the benefit Bellamy, Phyllis Ramsey,, John School exhibits have been en­ burg, S. C„ has arrived to make Mrs. Mary Elkins returned Sat­ New Year holidays with Mrs. Osteopathic buted for the purchase o t of the fund for th® stove at the Aiaton, Gloria Cash, Julia Mas­ |nal dishss. larged this year with more par­ an extended visit here as the urday from a visit of two weeks J. T. Futch and other relatives. church. ticipation than in past years. sey, David Benson, Dick Lester, guest of her son-in-law and W. P. Cain stated that a in Flint, Mich., where she was M edicine Others present were Mrs. W. B. The womens exhibits will include Beth Burnside, Cheryl Madill, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. A: Mrs. Phoebe Fiedler has re­ ill be announced later for the guest c*f her friends, Mr. and Renfroe. Mrs. Hattie Tyer, Mrs. a wider assortment of handiwork Cajrmen Herring; Claudia Wil­ -Morgan. Other guests of Mr. and turned home from Kansas City. ung people’s dinner which Mrs. Jack Grawburg. The trip to J. J. Hicks, Mrs. Bessie Canncm. and with more' ladies participat­ liams, Judy. Clark, Jo Ann Ses- Mrs. Morgan during th*; holidays Mo., .where she, accompanied by cle will help in serving. Michigan was made with Mrs. Ph. 509» Mrs. Jane Chitty, Mrs. C. T. ing than ever before. Mrs. Philip som s,. P atricia Payjrve, Suzanne were their relatives, Mr. and her son. Midshipman Paul Fied­ Grawburg. who had spent a week '.e February, circle meeting Thompson. Mrs. Dora Norris, Knapp is in charge of the wo­ Williams,. Clio Jayne Hargraves,. Mrs. Gene Meek of Georgetown, ler, Annapolis Naval Academy, held at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Henry W. Moore. Mrs. Joe men’s exhibits at the fair this Tommy Billings, Nancy Johnson, S. C., who left Sunday to return here visiting her parents. Mr. spent the holidays with he r ,ierce, the circle chairman Hull, Mrs. W. B. Miller. Miss year. , and Carolyn Clark. home. and Mrs. Calvin C. Jones. daughter. Miss Carolyn Fiedler. peed that the subject of Judy Mickler, Mrs. Joe Osborne. Thursday, January 14th, a worship will be stressed Mrs. J. L. Gilbert. Mrs. Mary Livestock Show and Judging will |plained. Pitts, Mrs. G. W. Engle. Mrs. take place at 10 a.m. with ani­ I S. Futch assisted the A. E. Wise, and Mrs. A. D. Pea­ mals on parade before the Open in serving refreshments cock. Air Pavillion for judging and |

poultry shows on Thursday. t 8-6 . ji A E. P. Wilson, Mrs. J. Leroy Witt's brother-in-law and sister, I Thursday night at the Open

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lee of Z f. Air Pavillion beginning at 7 p.m. «atftrtr-Wv-V«i--M»s. DeWittfs ' Mfk. T&yioyiaS i5»tfWied a musical program will be pre­ from Augusta, Ga" where she mother. Mrs. Goldie Morgan of sented with Mrs. G. G. .Byrd In & visited her-daughter, Mrs. Joseph Gilbert. W. Va.. who also arrived t J # charge. The performers will be * * Bcrkemoyer, and two sons, David for the holidays, will continue students 'from the Dade City and Mich&el,. prior to their de­ her visit here until Easter. schools. Following this perform­ parture last week to join Capt. ance will be a Dance Fiesta with Joseph Berkemeyer of the Army Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wind and Sam Lathem Jr. in charge. ‘The Signal Service, who has recently children of Jacksonville returned * home Friday after spending the fiesta is scheduled for 8 p.m. and i been transferred to Camp Zama, will feature exhibitions of var­ Japan. holiday week with Mr. Wind’s mother, Mrs. P. C. Wind. Mrs. ious dances and will also include Ernest Wind and the children al­ a dance contest with contestants Mr. and-Mrs. David L. Congie- from among the audience. Prizes so visited her brother and sister- ion and the letter's mother. Mrs. will be awarded to the winners. Charley MaeFarland of the Myr­ in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard tle Tourist Home; had as their Locke, in Zephyrhills. Friday, January 15th, will be holiday guests, the Rev. and Mrs. Children’s Day and all students Harry D. Wfest o f Wilmington, Roy Tickner. graduate student are admitted to the grounds free Del. at Georgia Institute of Technol of charge. School buses will —0— logy, has returned to Atlanta bring the children to the fair and Miss E m m a Gruetzmacher left I after spending the holidays with will take them home in the eve­ by plane Monday to return to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo ning. The program on Friday Bob Jones University, Greenville, Tickner at their home on S. 17th will consist of a Band Concert at Tenn., after - spending the holid­ street. 10 a.m. and will feature bands ays with her parents, Mr; and — 0— from Pasco High, Zephyrhills Mrs. H. A. Graetznfeicher. i * Mrs. A. L. Gleason and her High. New Port Richey,; and daughter, Mrs. Harvey Fenner of Moore Academy o f Dade City. Mrs. Sallie Bruce left Monday Faulkner. N. Y.. and son, A. L. Children’s Day will also fea­ for her home in Anderson, S. C., Gleason Jr. of Rochester. N. Y.. ture many athletic events includ­ tffter a visit; to her sister, Mrs. and Mrs. William Schlicker of ing a 440 relay race, tug of war, J. K. Davis. Olean, N. Y., visited their friends 100 yard dash, wheel barrow and former neighbors. Mr. and races, train race. 50 yard dash, Mrs. Addle Peterson and Mr. Mrs. Leo Tickner, for a day dur­ 3-legged race, and sack races. ■ Exemplar of ibe 1954-fivicfc's years-from -now and Mrs. W. N. Cawood of Lan­ ing the holidays. School Superintendent Mark St. styling is ihistttianing new Sum* Riviera sing, Mich., former .Dade City Clair wil Ibe in cnarge of the sidents who. are in Sarasota L. C. Lee Jr., test pilot for athletic events. .ri the - winter season, visited Graham Aviation at Marianna, Friday A£ji|l3anuary 15th, at left Sunday to resume his work ‘piend, Mrs. Helen Brown 8 p.m. y J ® 3 s e e . a parade of h e instant you see these 1954 of windshield—in the lowered roofline t week. after spending the holidays at his lovely young ladies competing for home here. He and Mrs. Lee had the crown and title of Miss Pasco Buicks, you’ll know that some­ —in the host more glamor features of as guests on Sunday, her broth­ County. The queen contest will Tthing sensational has happened inexterior modernity. er-in-law, M. L. Bozeman, of be held at the Open Air Pavillion Spring Lake, and his son and with Mrs. Hazel Whitman in automobile styling. They upped all horsepowers to the daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. charge. The field of contestants J^mes Bozeman of West Palm has grown this year and will Here is vastly more than the usual highest in Buick history. ^Corsages Beach. surely give the judges many a model changeover. Here is vastly idays headache with so many pretty They engineered a new V8 for the beautiful bay ones to pick from. I heard more than could be done just by th e A group attending the Orange S p e c i a l —and in the process came up Bowl game in Miami on New through the grapevine that there warming over wBat Buick had before. Year’s Day included Mr. and Mrs. will be between 25 and 30 con with new Power-Head Pistons that L. C. Edwards Jr. and daughter. test ants but couldn't locate Mrs Here, is something accomplished by boost gasoline mileage in every engine. Miss Nancy Edwards, Mr. and Whiman to verify this. Anyhow going far beyond artful face-lifting. of the price structure which,, lor Mrs. W. F. Edwards. Mr. and —there will be plenty of compe­ They brought to market a sparkling Mrs. A. H. Reppard Jr.. Mr. and tition for the title and the maids Here isthat rarity of rarities—a com­ years* haranade Buick theofletfiDpu* Red Mrs. L. L. Lowry Jr.. Eddie Ty­ of the court. Lovely „Mary Louise newcomer with a famous name, the lar oar at its price in the world; ler, Julian Fussell. William J. Gasque. who has reigned as Miss pletely new line of automobiles. Buick C e n t u r y —a car with phenom­ Hart, and Charles'Thomas. .Pasco County during the year, enal horsepower for its weight and We invite you in to inspect theaagreat will be present at the ceremon­ B lit -Buick didn’t stop* withthe bolder, ' Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Phelps of ies to crown her successor. price—a car with more pure thrill per beauties, these great Moultrie, Ga., and her son-in-law The feature attraction on Sat­ fresher, swifter-lined beauty you see dollar than any Buick ever built. these great-b«y&. Then youllsee why and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. urday. January 16th, will be ittraised and lengthened fender sweep Howard Glen, and two children stock car races on the oval dirt the Detroit previewers are already of Auburndale were holiday track at the grounds. The start­ —inth^ bugeand back-swept expanse A n d they did all this without change saying, “Buick’a the beautify biggf guests o f Mrs. Phelps’ brother-in- ing gun will get things rolling At law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. 2:30 p.m. with Emil Reutimann of Zephyrhills in charge.' Gates iAd- Edwards. oiiniiput jft*. I will open every day at 9 a.m. ex­ WMN BETTBt AUTOMONttS A&S MmT BWCX WIU ■U W M rs. S: A. Simmons has as her cept on Wednesday when they guests, her son-in-law and daugh­ open at i p.m. following the! te r , M r. and Mrs. H. J. Pariser. parade. JSb* Ycric City, and her daugh­ Sounds like a big show in-store- ter, Mrs..T. H Moore, S t Peters- for us during the four-day run; .1^ : L a te r she will accompany Mr. Mrs. Pariser on a trip, Let’s go out and take-it inland U to iBaiai *etiiniBg&. 17tfc The Dade City Baumer for property or what have you FOR SALE: 46 acres at Jessa­ RELIABLE young married man FOR SALE: 24 ft. House Trailer. Everette R. Johnston, SG2, Consecutive Insertions: in North wishes employment hi iif eqtuJ value. For farther in-'" mine Gardens between Hiway formation, oak 5089 Blue, City. Cheap. May be seen -at 206 -So. and lake, warm area, mostly cit­ USN, who ha.s just completed RANCH LOANS Dade City or vicinity for per­ 11th St. Dade City, Fla. 21p 2 times 10c per line manent location. Write Box ”G,” 19-20p rus land, $125.00 per acre. W. W. three years’ duty in ihe Hawaiian 3 times 8c per line c/o Dade City Banner. Stanton, Box 868, Dade City. area, will report to San Francis­ 3iEV A H *., FOR SALE: 14 ft. Coldspot freez­ FOR YOUR PLANTING Phone 5012 Green. 19-21p er, practically new, $250.00. 108M: NEEDS, co on January 12 for reassign­ N. J. Special Monthly B ates HELP WANTED N. 17th St., Dade City. 19-21p ment after a visit of two weeks • • • • FOR SALE: Antique desk and WE HAVE ON HAND here with his parents, Mr. and X M f t t m 8 Pt. — 10c per line WANTED: Store clerk or butch­ swivel chair. 305 S. 11th St., FP.ESII STOCKS OF : Mrs. Maurice Johnston. He will Fraa er for weekend work. Apply at City. 19-21p • Seed Potatoes WSm W. Cochrane be released from active service < N. S. BURNS & SON 8 Pt. bold — 15c per line A. & A. Food Store, 306 Meridian ORANGES delivered around • Black Eye Peas; Realtor upon the expiration of his enlist­ Ave., Dade City. 21tfc • Beans REALTOKS-INSIJRORS 10 Pt. — 20c per line Dade City, Lacoochee, Zephyr­ ment in June. hills, etc. $1.50 per bushel. Grape­ Touehton Bldg. Authorized Mortgage Loan • All Vegetables —o— Solicitor for 10 Pt. boM — 25c per line HOUSEWIVES fruit $1.00 per bushel. JESSE • Fertilizers Phone 599 Mrs. O. L. Dayton and Mrs. The Prudential Intunnre Co. JAMES. Rt. 2, Box 176, Dade • Insecticides George C. Dayton returned home o f America ! Does present income fall .short City. lltfc 14 Pt. — 30c per line of your needs? Add extra dollars PASCO FARM AND BANCH Sunday from Baltimore, where i- SLTPPLY to family income hy becoming WANTED the former was a patient for a an Avon Representative. Have YOUR LOCAL SOI H ighway N. F tw w 695 i-y/ 14 PL bold — 35c per line I am in contact with a man week at Johns Hopkins hospital. For Worthy Purposes opening Dade City, San Antonio. SHERWIN - WILLIAMS - Dade City, Ftortda vho would like to buy five Write Mrs. Juanita Russell, P. O. DEALER 21tfc to six thousand acres of un­ Bo3£ 975, Orlando, giving your Has a complete stock of SWP improved land within the \ — 40c per line street address and phone num­ Paints. Super -Kemto n e. Kemglo BELGIUM AZALEAS—blooming. 24 Pt. Also other varieties, unusual central - west coast section lr ber. 20-21C Enamel and Painting Supplies. of Florida. AUTO GLASS At sam e prices as Tampa store. plants, shrubs, and trees. Mrs. LOANS WANTED—Men - Women i Let us recommend a good paint- J. D. Coleman, W. Coleman Ave. Installed While 3BPtU U 1 — 50c per line Nationally operating company is & 20th St. 21c opening new outlets for WHOLE­ WANTED SALE merchandise s u c h as °MARION SMITH STORE U Wait to $300°° To’Place Your Ad PHONE 100 At Your Service Watermelon land. NUTS. CIGARETTES, CANDY, Wttli A Payments to Suit PHONE 56 CHLOROPHYLL P R O DUCT'S, 4tfc LOWEST PRICES and featuring the nationally ad­ Key Department Cali “Danny" Yotir Budget All copy for classified ad­ vertised PERK-UP. sold in your Dade City Floor Covering For your peace of mind and con­ RIVER LAND vertising must be received by area only through our machines. Com pany venience, you should have extra Listed with me for $5,000.00 THIS IS N O f A GET RICH- Tile — Linoleum is a block of 94 acres extend­ noon Wednesday of each week. Free Estimates keys. We offer lock service at Alexander Buick Co. STANDARD QUICK husiness. hut should give your home or automobile. Come ing from Highway 98 (north 61€ S. 5th ST. SPOTS IN THE SU N - V i you a STEADY, PROFITABLE Phone 6004 Red in today or call. of Dade City) to the Withla- 1 J: • 5tfe Shapebr Elaine Stearns perches LOAN CO. income for the rest of your life. Dade Cit^ Plumbing Co. coochee River. There is V* PHONE 431 on a tree, displaying her stun­ For Rent A CASH INVESTMENT of $600 mile river frontage. • <137 N. 7th Ph. 395 INTERNATIONAL Green DADE CITY, FLORIDA ning leopard - skin swimaut. or more is all that is required; FERTILIZERS 21tfc Photo was tiiken at Miami, Fla FOR RENT: Furnished apart­ this is SECURED by inventory. ment. Gas heat and hut water. 5 For Satisfaction At Harvest Time YOU DO NOT BUY MACHINES! For Citrus Trees FOR SALE: 1952 Ford 1*4 ton WANTED miles N. of Dade City on High­ We will supply brand new ma­ stake body truck; 2 speed axel; 1.000 to 1,500 acres of black­ way 301. Phone 2287. 21c Watermelons V, chines ABSOLUTELY FREE OF ' Field Crops & Pastures duel rear wheels, rig for haulii'f! jack land. fruit. Call 6007 Green, D:>.e FOR RENT: Apartment, partly CHARGE. NO SELLING OR SO­ Home Gardens LICITING necessary as our Azalea & Camellia Special City. i>!c furnished. Hot and cold water. representative obtains all loca­ 1007 S. 13th St. No children. tions and sets up route for you in 15 gal. RUUD gas water heater, LOT FOR SALE 21 p For Prices and Information your area. If you have 6 hours see “Cop” McKendree washing machine (wringer type). 100 feet of Meridian Ave­ Set o f laundry tubs, apt. si 2e FOR RENT: PARKING LOT, per week to spare, are of excel­ at MARION SMITH STORE lent character and credit stand­ Caloric gas stove. Phone 159 nue frontage with to o corner c f Lock St. and 301 on 20tfc Red. 21c much back yard. commission basis. Maoma Hill, ing, own a car. have the neces­ o m m B e o e o s ^ owner. 21 p sary' capital and a sincere desire FOR SALE: 7!£ h.p. Elgin out­ FOR SALE: Missouri minnows, If you don’t like pine for financial security then write board motor, 15 hrs.; 22 cal. auto, eels and worms. W. C. McLeod, trees, there’s enough 7OR REi'TT: 2 nicely furnished at once for interview with fac­ rifle; 10 ft. speedboat. Roy Hil­ tor}- representative; include N. 17th St. and Lock St. growing on this lot to cut kpartments. Best section — con- lard, Box 163. Loomis Road, Dade 21-23p Leniently located near town, phone and address. ALL-AMER­ City. 20-21p down and build yourself k-hools and churches. Please call ICAN DISTRIBUTORS. 6 74 8 FOR SALE' Nice loo-Jcing 1 ton a two-car garage. |n person. Earl Croley Co.. 307 E. SHERIDAN ROAD. CHICAGO Chevrolet panel truck, with new The price — $1,700.00. Meridian Ave. 21c 26. ILL. 21p motor, new brakes, new battery, WATERMELON new barburetor, good tires, one "OR RENT: Furnished modem 5 Wanted new. Bargain. See R. F. Brown, bom CB house. Frigidaire. wash­ Rt. 1, Box 460A, just outside city FOR SALE ing machine, water heater. Con­ WANTED: BOAT TRAILER, any GROWERS limits on Blanton Road. One Inexpensively built, two- rad Bleier, Crystal Springs. condition. Cali Duane Anderson GET OUR PRICES ON— 21^32p • bedroom home jwst north of 21p at 183 Green, Dade City. • Fertilizers the city limits for $2,950.00. 2l-22p FOR SALE: Collard ami «^bba $500:00 down and fifty dol­ roR KENT: Apartment in coun­ • Seed plants for sale ready to set. __ lars a month will buy this try house on lake. 2 bedrooms, WANTED: Year-round resi­ • Insecticides hundred. 14 mile East Darby house and tot. fiv. room, kitchen, and hath. school. ,21p Plenty hot and cold water. Phone dence in Dade City to rent. • Dusters 5018 Green. 21c Most have 2 bedrooms. Con­ • Planting Tools FOR SALE: HousfehoIS funush- tact Bill Ellenwood at Collins R u o o Farm & Banch Suppfy ings — Furniture, linens, FVlgl- GROVE 'OR RENT: Room with all mod­ 301 Hlw-y N. Phone 595 daire, Hot Water Hester, Circa- ern conveniences. 214 W. Merid­ Shoe Store. 21tfc Dade City, Fla. lating Heater,, Sewing Machine, ian Ave. City. 21tfc 16c tes, etc. Mrs. S. A.- Simmons, WANTED LOST il- S. lltij Sp, CKy. 2lp A grove of 20 to 40 acres "OR RENT: 2 bedroom house, FOR SALE; . Treeripened fruit, j that is in tgp production. Unfurnished. Available about Jan- LOST: One child’s blue and red all varieties. Oranges, $1.25 bn. FOR SALE: 22 Rlfie,$&0a Also lary 16th. Inquire at Latson vest with blue-bird emblem. Also Grapefruit. f5c bu. Packed to 1 strand o f pine w ood; J6.06. Jftn- .service Station. 301 Hiway S. white ~ safety patrol belt. Call ship, $1.50 bu. plus basket. CfoUi- roy Fowler," 19th St. it 21c 6007 Green, Oade Cfcy. 21c ecs, BiverRead. ,_16tfc H eights, [OR RENT* Light housekeeping FOR SALE: 19® m aesv+^eer TUBS sedan; radio, overdrive. Nice No. 1 “A ? Grade car. $995.00. Will Unancj^rade k)R RENTi '^VV^-fiirnL^ied KE'JDERGAKTEN S’ S teel T ubs 63.2$ fcr'real estate — whatha^yost? ^ t w o . Two vacancies —'"Transportation “Kohler*’ F White Cast 607 S. 2nd St. City. Phene 3Sf acres o f can JKfQratabel lb & i. F. Ifig- Iron Tub 81.59 Blue after 5:30. 2l3te fnow being'iiSed for graz- ( gins. ^ N.' 22»d St Phtme 296 “Richmond’’ *? Green Cast f* to fee sold for $30,- White. <3ty. 21c *T>R SAl& i BOXER Iron Tub 7X85 Beautiful pedigreed: Small QtoOJOd. Most tit it Is in im- IKTIICE: Experienced secretary LAVATORIES pdsit wiB h ^ llfl2 N: sBt S t ir o v e d grass. About on e h a lf tadt of Fanftar P liyi this is food, Mgh land desines > part-time employment, No. 1 “A * Grade pm. Phone 438 Blade, suitable lor citrus, City. 20-22p “Gerber” 16x13” China v i 21e a|»art- Lavatory 20.46 ^^fiw m iinrririi nu ll at loa SBWfclte f nwltd from house “Bundle” 17x19" Cftst Itan 'C^titoet Mrs. to atttd< n l p k n i t i c woaic aad Lavatory 16L» prtlvgilfte liantoeh, 106 W. IwwMw tatan care eC. FixtsM ‘‘Richmond” 17*19" Green R ial SstMe frjiarehi Avfe: or teler^ione 224 fo r M t f c at great m v - China LNfctofir . 1&20 room CB house. Frigidaire. wash­ | Rt. i. Box 460A, just outside city ing machine, water heater. Con­ WANTED: BOAT TRAILER, any limits on Blanton Road.. One Inexpensively built, two- rad Bleier. Crystal Springs. condition. Call Duane Anderson GET OUR PRICES ON— ______233Bp •bedroom home Jiist north o f . . 21p the city limits fo r $2,950.00. at 183 Green, Dade City. • Fertilisers FOR SALE: Collard aid cabbage 2l-22p $56030 flown and fifty dol­ FOR RENT: Apartment in coun­ • Seed plants for sale ready to set. Me lars a month will buy this try house on lake. 2 bedrooms, WANTED: Year-round resi­ • Insecticides hundred. Vi mile East of Darby house 'and. lot. liv. room, kitchen, and hath. school. ,21p Plenty hot and cold water. Phone dence In Dade City to rent. • Dusters 5018 Green. 21c- Must have 2 bedrooms. Con­ • Planting Tools FOR SALE: HeusfehoM furnish­ tact Bill Ellenwood at Collins Pasco R u n ft Ranch ings .— iFarniture, Linens, Ftigi- FOR RENT: Room with all mod­ SOI Bhnqr N. Phone dalre, Hot Water Her ter, Circa-, ern conveniences. 214 \V. Merid­ Shoe Store. 21tfc Dade City, Fla. lating Heater,. Sewing Machine, ian Ave. City. 2itfe 16c Dishes, etc. Mrs. S. A. Simmons., WANTED LOST il S. 11th S t, CKy. . 3 lp A. grove of 56 to 40 acres FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, FOR SALE: • Tree-ripened fruit, that Is tn prod»ction. unfurnished. Available about Jan­ LOST: One child’s blue and red all varieties. Oranges, $1.25 bu. FOR SALE: 22, Rifle. $8.00. Also uary 16th. Inquire at Latson vest with blue-bird emblem. Also Grapefruit. ?5c bu. Packed to 1 strand of'pine-wood. $6.00. Jtatd Service Station. 301 Hiwav S. white safety patrol belt. Call ship. $1.50 bu. plus basket. Croth- m y Fowler,' 19th St’ '‘Meredith! 21c 6007 Green, Dade City. 21c ers, River Road. 16tfc Heights. 21 n I j FOR RENT: Light housekeeping FOR SALE: 1999 Frazer, 4 ttoer room. Inquire at house next to NOTICE TUBS sedan; radio, overdrive. Nice Oak Park Bar. 21p No. 1 ‘‘A” Grade car. $595.00. Will financ^e-trade FOR RENT: Well-furnished bed­ KINDERGARTEN o’ Steel Tubs 63.2$ for real estate — what have you? COMBINATION SOOTT Two vacancies - Transportation “ Kohler” 5' White Cast 607 S. 2nd St. City. Phone 537 Approximately 200 acres of room with quiet family of two. Blue after 5:30. 21-22c PET MILK No cooking. In walking distance can be furnished. Mrs. J. F. Hig­ Iron Tub 81.55 land now being used for graz­ to plant. 319 N. 9th St.. City. gins. 404 N. 22nd St. Phone 296 “Richmond” 5’ Green Cast FOR SALE: BOXER PUPPIES. ing is to be sold for $30,- 20c White. City. 21c Iron Tub 72.® Beautiful pedigreed. Small de­ 000.00. Most of it is in im­ TISSUE 2 for 23c proved grass. About one half tall cans NOTICE: Experienced secretary LAVATORIES posit will hold. 1102 N. 6th St. 3 39c FOR RENT: Room with private back of Farida Playa .Motel. of this is good, high land bath. Close in. Phone 354 Red. desires part-time employment, SUNSHINE No. 1 “A ” Grade Zephyrhills. 21p suitable for citrus. City. 19-2lc 8:30-3 p.m. Phone 458 Black, “ Gerber” 16x19” China 21c City. 20-22p Lavatory 10.40 FOR RENT: Furnished apart­ REAL ESTATE GUAVA JELLY SEWERS connected from house “Rundle’’ 17x19” Cast Iron PEACHES N«.2'/2 can 23c ment, conveniently located at 103 Lavatory 16.38 B. V. LYONS W. Church Ave. Contact Mrs. to street 1 all plumbing work and permits taken care of. Fixtures “Richmond” 17x19" Green AMERICAN Real Estate Catherine McIntosh, 106 W. China Lavatory 16.20 40 Acres Church Ave. or telephone 224 for plumbing needs at great sav­ with improvements, $4,500. LIBBY’S DELUXE 2 lb. jar 47c Black. 20tfc ings. Trebour, SOI between Zeph­ COMMODES REALTY 50 Acres yrhills and Dade City. Write P. O. RARE BARGAINS )R RENT: One, two and three Box 1135, Zephyrhills, Fla. No. 1 “A ” Grade Plot €0x120. Fruit A shade trees. Vs in orange land, raw — $100 FRANCO AMERICAN im furnished cottages. Al and 4tfc White Commode 18.98 City water. Handy to store. Un­ Acre. PLUMS Ne.2% can 27c White Commode 40 Acres Ts Standard Station, j mi. N. finished cottage. Ideal for handy­ WILL TAKE CARE of your chil­ “Rundle” Brand 26.99 35 Acres in or an ere land. Dade City on 301 Hiway. man. Priced to go at $1470. $6,500 SPAGHETTI shone 2294'. 17tfc dren in my home by the hour. “Richmond” Green REAL OPPORTUNITY PETER PAN — SMOOTH or CRUNCHY Mrs. Viola Mobley, 313 N. 13th Commode 39.13 Plot 60x120. Large variety of REDUCED. 3 BR house, furn. 5 PABTMENT—BURNS BLDG. St Phone 166 Blue, Dade City. lots, extra bldg. Close-in. PIPE fruit trees. Duplex of 9 rooms & 2 BR. house, inclosed garage, on Bed Rms., Kit., Tiled Bath, 8-llp 2 baths. Income from rental of iowntown. New fireproof bldg. Galvanized (21 ft.) Hwy. No. 52 near Dade City, PEANUT BUTTER 12 oz. glass 34< 2 lor 29c apt. plus a small business. Reas Ternis. Reasonable. . 3qt water, central heating, fur­ onably priced ‘ $4200 with only nished. $75.00 per month. Adults. $2.49 $3.12 $4.62 $5.88 $2500 required down. 21c N.- 5 . BURNS & SON, 212 S. 7th OPEN 1V-” 2” HIGHWAY FK -.VTAGE Phone 140 . lltfc $7.14 $954 15 acres on U. S. SCI. Cleared. Kilgore Hardware — Tampa Fenced. Well. Fruit- & shade FOR BUYING BANANAS RENT: Room with 2 double Jones Drive-In E. Bway & 50th trees. Planted to permanent p;is with or without kitchen Ole fashioned pit barbecue chick­ also 8440 Neb. Ave. ture. Excellent for homes or bus­ privileges — or will take carc of en — ribs — beef — pork. 4 16tfc iness. $6500. O f. SELLING elderly ladles. 502 S. 5th S t Phone miles worth of Dade City on High­ O. H. Glock & A . S. Rosaik ft \ 170 Blue. 51tfc way 301, opposite I- & T. Tourist VISITORS wanted to inspect our see POTATOES 10 lbs. 27c. 3 lbs. 25c C ourt. Open 11 a jn . to 12 mid- wide variety of gift items. West­ Mrs. E. Davis, Rep. FOR RENT: 100 Acres land suit- n ite . morland milk glass, Viking crys­ Office «a U. S. 8M. 4 M lk» & of , able for Watermelons. Phone 6019 tal. Hull pottery, and many other D ate City, Fla. Phone HOOT White. STR0UT -Red. James H. Futch, St. Joe See Your Food items to select from. Tom’s Tree- 21c GREEN CABBAGE Ib. 3c CELERY i Road, City. 9tfc Ripened Fruit & Gift Shop, 301 Prepared Hiway N. Phone 6035 Green. Op­ FOR SALE BY OWNER: 5 room REALTY Business Personals 20tfc posite Joy-Lan Drive-In Thea­ frame house, large front porch, 2 Lee & Esther Tescher tre. 17tfc large picture windovre in living NOTICE room, carporte, fruit trees, 200 x 991 Hiway S. Dade City YELLOW ONIONS 3 lbs. 11c 2 lor 19c INCOME TAX RETURNS Have your old cotton mattress­ Attention Fruit Pickers 315 ft. lot on Blanton Road, 2 TeL No. 5055 m ite FSfed Ont. Office In Rear Of es made into a beautiful inner- 18-20p H om e. c. D. May, Lacoochee, and Shippers miles from Dade City. Also util­ spring. Innersprings also re-built. Shop here and save money on:— ity house. 21p F la. Phone 3428. 2*31e Work called for and promptly REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MEATS FOR YOUR TABLE Allen Orange Picking Bags FOR SALE: Modem, two-bed- delivered. Drop a card giving Orange Pickers Gloves FOR SALE: 20 Acres of A-l «. George C. France your name and address to James truck land — 12 acres just bull­ room house on S. Rd. No. 52. ttttonry 'Work A Specialty Clippers (and repairs) Large lot. $500.00 down, $35.00 PLATE and BRISKET Campbell, c/o Box “C.” Dade City Kumquat Crates and Quart dozed and plowed; the rest E-Z FRYERS No Job Too Small Banner, Dade City, Fla. 49tfc cleared, in good old Darb£ settle­ month. $3,650.00. Phone 2519 — Dade City Cups FOR SALE: Two-bedroom house, Bushel Baskets ment. Price $75.00 an acre. 15 29-22p For STANLEY Merchandise or miles W. of Dade City. Write unfinished, wired for elec. stove. hostess, club or church parties, Mesh Bags for Oranges Screen porch, asbestos siding. 52.- [PROFESSIONAL Permanents, Marion Smith Store W. M. Bellamy, 113 B. So. Al­ Beef Stew ib. 25c lb. 45c write or phone Mrs. Helen Tho­ bany, Tampa, Fieri eta. 21c 550.00. $300.00 down. $35.00 mo. include Shampoo, styled hair cut mas, Box 7, Thonotosassa, Fla. (bade of Belk-Lindsey Co.) New, two bedroom home, at Joy- and set, $6.50 up. Super Rich or Ph. 96-2267. 39p40tfc 10-19c Lan View. Modem, elec. hot wa­ PICNIC SKINLESS Cream Shampoo and set $1.50. 3 N. S. BURNS & SON ter heater, wired for elec. stove, skilled Beauticains to help you. FO R SALE: 16 m m Ampro M ovie Auction Machine with indoor and outdoor REALTttitS screen porch, asbestos siding — Clo^d Wednesday afternoons. 3 In 1 shingle, lot 60 x 160. $4.- HAMS Hamburger ! Trew and True Beauty Salon fair loud speaker—record player and HOME AND BUSINESS WIENERS A U C T I O N microphone. Demonstration. Dit­ Well located on 301. Living quar­ 750.00. $1,000.00 down. $40.00 per conditioned) 212 S. 8th St. Phone m onth. 480. 4-21-54p Milch cows ° range cattle * hog's to liquid Spirit Duplicator. Phone ters o f 3 rooms, bath. Operated as * horses 10 new saddles * 1,060 5002 Blue. St Anthony School. restaurant, all new equipment R. D. Eldred, Phone 322 Red. Ib. 39c , GENERAL TILE WORK or mors chickens ° automobiles San Antonio, Fla. 51tfc Ample hiway frontage, can serve 2 lbs. 49c 3 lbs. 1.00 c misc. of any value Saturday 1 26 people. Everything goes at FO R S A L E : Nice home, newly and masonry. F ree estimates. decorated, four rooms, toilet ana Mkhael Gietta, contractor. Phone pjn. sharp. All cattle up $8.08 to 9S500. Terms. fftN per k a rired last Saturday. FUEL OIL DRUMS shower bath, one block from 6035 XJhite, o r w rite RFD t , B ox NEW FURN. HOME — $650® school. 909 10th St., Zephyrhills. 264, Dade CBy, F la. t t t f c Be s u it sell wtust yon don’t 55 & 110 GaL Capacity. AJtoo ( t a d s On 100 ft lot iufit' outside city. A bargain. 20c need here and buy what jn n d , tor ato m . Brand new. nicely furnished. Has IOSG DISXANCE MOVING tte laigesl sale of its bind in the MYEBS METAL SBW 2 hrms., bath, ^rorte, utility. SM N. 9th St Date COHN KING BACON Ib. 63< NEW YORK. CHICAGO ,ETC. South. Load of White Faoe and Lovely location. iiilE IT. • GENERAL INSURANCE LOWESff ra te s Itiek Angus from North fit. W A C - 2 BKBCS. — $7,400 BONDS — REAL ESTATE T CALL GEO. ASWATEIt—PEL 6 GOFF LIVE STOCK AND AU­ ANTIQUES for sale — ffcfria. New cone, Mode honie, full bath, M em ber Pasoo C o. Aaon. DADE C lK llA B D A TO COMM. CO., Lakeland, Fla. lamps, colored glass, brass, eop- kitchen, 2 porches. Completely MSMINAL W * LINES 21p - Of Ins. Agents HOME O F flC S T7182 furniture r - Win also w— paneled. Has barn, garage, all __ berts Bara, Lake lola ] ------fenced. 10 At. in I’ajifrola, hai- A & A ST. petbrsbbdrg 3StDc FOR SA L E Open Saturday and Shmdajr af» an ce pine A oak. A tw fl Way. temoons. 12tfe u I N S U S AICE Earl F. Croley Co. FOR SALE: Two 15 _ »A O fO — tSASOALTT LOCAL and Long Distance F O R S A L E : 1 goqd nsifch cow Moving. General flsoSing. Geo. heater and one apt size S . B U R N S Food Store stove. Reasonable priced, HflHap and calf. Calf one «cek«H . Prices Good FrL * Jan. 8tk & 9th 902 W. C3hi«*i S t, Motor Court. Phone MOTWMte, DavenportS; tth jfe — , fbooe 5. CHfc Miss Mar Rhodes of St. Peters­ SPORTS CAB BALLY.... Wildwood Wias Over John Milloway and Ron Bolle GARDEN CLUB TO MEET I THE DADE CITY (FLA.) BANNER burg and Miss Ruth Rhodes of (Continued from 1’age 1) . n __ . of Coral Gables were holiday The Dade City Garden Club Thursday, Jan nary 7, 1954 Toledo were dinner guests of C itru s Exposition Tam pa International Aiiport. P irate ( j f l g C r S , 90*43 guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ed­ will meet on Wednesday after­ From the airport the cars will go orial Park cemetery. The Rev. NOTICE OF Ii»T E J m O S J *»„ Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Whitman on Hy JAMES TOWNSEND wards Jr. and their daughter, noon at 3 o’clock at Leisure r k u i.v t k b rieriTiots JA*® . Sunday evening. by different routes to a prede­ The Pasco High basketball Miss Nancy Edwards. House, with Mrs. W. F. Edwards Arnold Chamock officiated at the .NOTICE IS HEREBY GtVKff. that At Winter Haven termined location. services, in which the SL Peters­ the uniJt-rsitrned w ill regiatvf.- witn team lost its first game of the presiding. tin- Clerk o f Circuit Court Ju* The cars will compete in season Wednesday night, as they Miss Mabel Jurney of Winston- burg Lodge, B.P.O.E., also took tor r . i s r o County, Flwrida,: re­ ? Political manueverability and roadability, The program for the afternoon part. quired l>y 8K5.09. FtortADE VOTERS OF PASCO AND the driver finishing the race with in the first and third quarters, Williams, and family last week Getzen, Mrs. H- L. Parker of St. versity of Florida at Gainesville cuss this subject. CITY. FLOKIUA. ... SUMTER COUNTIES, FLORIDA the closest time will be declared but the Wildcats took over in the from Wednesday until Saturday, Petersburg and Mrs. Ksther Butt- 1- 7-I--S-5I1 It being Sumter’s County’s All Garden Club members are share honors of being the first to the winner. The fastest time re­ final period and took a 12-point and also visited friends in St. ner of Tampa: and three broth­ time to furnish the Senator for urged to attend. ers, Judge Arthur Clonts of NOTICE TO KI LE DEFENSES corded will also win, and both Petersburg. IV TflK 'fIIW l. T COtBT III AXD the 38th Senatorial District con­ inform Florida Citrus Exposition lead arid held it until the end of 1 officials here they will have en­ will receive prizes. the game. Stuart, F. W. Clonts of Wake run r*M « roe.vrv, flchiba. sisting of Pasco and Sumter Forest, N. C-, and H. K. Clonts I& ( I1A.M KHY, Counties under a rotation agree­ trants in the show's annual beau­ The public is cordially invited More Walsh and Jim Williams GREY MOSS INN------1% rE T K K A. FALVEY and CLAIRE A. ment and custom of long stand­ ty contest to be held in three to attend a beauty contest of paced the Wildcats, as Walsh CCouliiiucti irom i'a gc 1 ) of Spokane, Wash. KALVBY. his wife. iluintiffs. — va— (lay, and will feature mid-day AtARCAUET KIRK. Et Ala.. De­ ing, I have qualified as a candi­ phases, February 15, 16,.and 17, sports cars at 3 p.m. A “ Concours scored 17 points, while Williams fendants. dinners on Sunday. date for said office. the first three days of the 1954 D’ Elegance” will be held in front scored 15. Jimmy Carter and MARGARET ALLEN THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO; Irlrs. Day, as hostess, was as­ Marjraret Kirk, and ...... K irk, Having had the privilege and industry presentation. of the court house in Tampa, and Billy Jamison led the Pirate Mrs. Margaret Allen, 85, of Lc- her husband, If married, if alive, sisted in receiving Wednesday honor of serving as Senator from The Jaycee organizations in­ the cars will be placed on dis­ quintet, Carter scoring 16 points, Canto, mother of Dr. J. M. Allen and if dead, all of their unknown night’s guests by her parents, In-irs at law, and against any a n d the 38th District in the 1947 and clude Tampa, Orlando, S t Peters­ play to the public. Pierce street while Jamison dropped in seven of Dade City, died suddenly of a all nf their devisees, leguteew, gran­ Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Powell. 1949 Sessions of the Legislature burg. and West Palm Beach. will be roped off and one block of field goals to run a close second heart attack on Tuesday after­ tees, creditors. succcssors i n Inter­ and as Representative from Sum­ Madison street. Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Thomas noon at her home. She was the est, assiK'e-es, lt<-ii holders, per­ ter County since 1936, except for Other organizations are expected with 14 points. sonal representatives und ^11 un­ to file their intention of entering O r s from all over the state The difference in the game COUNTY FAIR____ Alexander of Dade City have an­ widow of P. L. Allen, who passed known |iersons, firms, corporations, the one term in the Senate, I will be on exhibition, including (Continued lroill 1‘aKi! 1) away on the 10th of last month, '-n-niiors, lien holders anil all-other feel such experience will enable contestants this week wjth an was in the height of the players, F R I D A Y — January 15: Chil nounced the birth of a daughter, elaiinanlM haviriu 01 ilivitninjr any and was a member of the Church riKlit. title or interest in and to me to serve the people of Pasco entry list of about 50 contestants several cars from various Sports as the Wildwood boys were much dren's Day: School children in the Donna Gail, on December' 31 at of Christ. the foll.iwjnjT described property and Sumter Counties as State for the dual title of “Florida Car clubs. Expected to be repre­ taller than the locnl boys. Also, cour.^y will enjoy a holiday from I.'itiK ami bein^ in l*asco County, sented are the Tampa Bay Sports the Jacks on Meir.orw. hospital. Florida, to- wit: Senator more ably than an inex­ Citrus Queen" and “Miss Flor­ the Pasco boys have had' only school and buses will be used to Besides Dr. Allen, she is sur­ Car Club, Jacksonville SSC, Mi­ Mr. and Mr*--. Wayne Alton perienced person. ida” expected to parade before four days of practice. transport them to the Fair­ vived by two otSer sons. Arthur I.nt Mnmtmr 1 , of R loek tS*,C li]r If elected, being a native of the the judges in the initial competi­ ami SSC, and the Antique Car In the first game the Wildwood grounds. The l>r City, Zephyr­ Raulerson of Lacoochce have an Allen o: Lakeland and Dewey Al­ ••f Z*-!*!*? rfclllfu K lorlda. a> tke Club of America. nounced the birth of a son, Steve mmr ia akawa. muabcR^ whI 38th Senatorial District and tion. B team ucwn^J the Pirate re­ hills, ai;d Ne’ Port Richey i len of Inglte; and three daugh­ drVriUrd on Ikr wap * t - f u t i d In addition to cars tl-ut will be € . ( j u m recorded in Ibr -Pufclle knowing the resources oL Pasco “We are receiving many com­ serves 30-20. It wes tl r .second school bands will peri»rm and Warren, on January 4 at the ters. Mrs. Bessie Hagerty of Le- and Sumter 'Counties and the llrm rix of 4 'oanty, ,K ler— in the Florida National Sports loss for the Pasco E team. Archie Jackson Memorial hospital. Canio. Mrs. Tanzy Maynard of itfn in Flat Book t, p «ct- 5 4 . way the citizens of each county munications from potential spon­ Moore Academy band of D a e '* - ' sors of entrants in our annual Car Races, there will be rare and Burnside led th e local boys, City will also present a program TD 1 Harold M. Bridgman Jr.. LeCanto. and Mrs. Lois Baker of earn their livings I pledge to striking old and new sports cars whrtlier claiming by. Xhroitsb, ua» beauty contest, indicating a wide dropping in seven field foals and of music. Music will ’ at 10 USN, NAMOi 2022, and Mrs. Winter Haven. Uf*r or agrnini't th** :»bov« imiQed de- every person living in the Dis­ and production passenger cars, 1 file, with the Clerk of test must be sponsored by a Rebecca Jones, and was accom­ intendent, will be in charge. th-- above <*ourt in IVide City. F lo r­ BUSHNELL, FLORIDA sign, appearance, condition, clean- Deaths morning at her home in Daytona ida. your written defenses.,- if any. civic, fraternal, educational, vet­ panied by his wife and their son, Queen Contest—8 p.m: This is (Paid Political Advertisement* liness. and rarity of model. Beach following a short illness. to the Complaint filed herein anti erans, or some similar organiza­ David. They left Sunday for San one of the outstanding features serve ;i copy thereof upon T. H. It will be quite a sight to sec SAMUEL A. CLONTS Cetzeii. Attorney for naintifrr. tion: they must reach their 18th Antonio, Texas, where he’ has of the Fair and the 1954 County The funeral services held on and hear old cars chugging Samuel A. Clonts. 63, of St 307'. Msridiim Street. Hade City. GET but not their SSth birthdays by been assigned to Randolph Air Queen will be selected by “out-of­ Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock Florida, on or before the Stlf'flay of around and to see the drivers and Petersburg, retired merchant February 1354. herein fail ngt oth­ September 1 of this year, and Force Base. Mrs.- Jones also had county” judges'. The eliminations at the Community Methodist their ladies garbed in clothes to and a brother of Mrs. T. H. Get­ erwise the Complaint will be,taken FYTOL OINTMENT must be single. as holiday guests, her son arid will begin at 8 o’clock and will Church of Daytona Beach, were as confessed, and .a Derree FTo Con- jsuit the vintage of the cars. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr§." zen of Dade City, passed away attended by by relatives from fessn entered against you. ! ‘*This is a wonderful opportun­ continue until the new queen is WITNESS my hand and official for Malcolm Jones, and their son, Saturday morning after an ill here including her aunt, Mrs. ity for one of Florida's beautiful events including the fresh fruit chosen with her two maids-of- seal as Clerk of the Circuit Court in Athlete’s Foot, Ringworm of Kenneth, of Deland. ness of J[wq weeks at the Mound C. F. Touchton, and cousins. Mr. ani! for Casco County. Florida, this ‘ girls to gain fame and honor and competition, “Fresh Fruit Day” honor. Mrs. Hazel Whitman is in llh day of Jnnuarv 1954. Park hospital. and Mrs. Charles F. Touchton Jr. thtf Handw and Feet, I t c h y on Thursday, February 18, Gov­ charge. STANLEY C. m'JiNSinE. ' a possible chance at a career— Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Payne had A natiye of Lakeland where he Survivors of the deceased in­ Clerk Circuit Cburt l*awo Toes Eczema of the Feet. many of the Exposition queens of ernor’s Day on February 19, and SATURDAY—January 16: County. Flurida. as guests from Saturday until was born July 12, 1881, he was clude her husband, Walton 75c many other features. Stock Car Races — 2:30 p.m. Ad­ (SEAL) the past have become models and today, her sister. Mrs. W. D. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Touchton Jr., and two young Hy CAKULYX I). FALLS, L>. C. ; had wonderful careers in this Phil E. Lucy, general manager mission to this event will be 75 T. II. a t Harvell of Pensacola, and friends, S. L. A. Clonts, pioneer residents daughters, Belinda and Jasque- line.” Berry said. of the Exposition, said that thou­ cents at the gate from 12 noon | Attorney for Plaintiffs Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson to 4 p.m. to help defray expenses of Lakeland. Before returning to line, and her mother, Mrs. Jack ! .liiT1- Meridi’in Street, KIEFER’S PHARMACY But while the beauty contest is sands of boxes of Florida’s finest Florida six years ago to live in j Hade City. Florida. fresh fruit would be used and Mi's. Evelyn Johnson of Port of the races. After 4 p.m. the Roberts., all of Daytona Beach. • 1-7-1-28-512 being planned the Exposition Orchard, Wash. St. Petersburg, he had been en­ committees are busy on other throughout the Exposition build­ price will drop back tc the usual gaged In the mercantile business ings as decorations and to set the Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Epting Jr. admission fee. There will be elim­ in California. He was a veteran motif for the show. and family returned home from ination races before the final of World War I. Cosley, Tenn.. Monday night, Mr. ai^d Mrs. Getzen attended De:my Thomas and Dick Byrd race on the oval race track at INEZ’S BEAUTY SHOP January where she was called the funeral services which were Do You Like Bargains ? left Sunday for Charleston, S. C., (ho grounds. Emil Reutimann. by the death of her brother, held Tuesday morning at 11 o'­ to resume their studies at The Look At Western Auto’s Ad This Week OPENING SPECIAL 1 /, D D IfE O. W. Valentine, who died Jan­ well-known race driver of Zeph­ clock at Baynard’s funeral home, Citadel after spending the holi­ yrhills, is in charge. followed by interment in Mem- All Permanent Waves days at their homes here. uary 2. • •

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I JL a I I « . ’ Miss Mar Rhodes of St. Peters­ s p o r t s c a r r a l l y . . . . Wildwood Wins Over John Milloway and Ron Bolle GARDEN CLUB TO MEET l THE DADE CITY (FLA.) BANNER burg and Miss Ruth Rhodes of {Continued from Paere 1) _ _ _ of Coral Gables were holiday The Dade City Garden Club Thursday, J am ry 7, 1954 Toledo were dinner guests of Citrus Exposition Tampa International Airport, p ira te C flgerS, 55-43 guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ed­ will meet on Wednesday after­ orial Park cemetery. The Rev. SOTKB o r i .y t e .vtiosmT© , Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Whitman on From the airport the cars will go By JAMES TOWNSEND wards Jr. and their daughter, noon at 3 o’clock at Leisure RKiavrKR FHJTITIOUS SAME by different routes to a prede­ Miss Nancy Edwards. Arnold Chamock officiated at the .NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVBN. that Sunday evening. At Winter Haven The Pasco High basketball House, with Mrs. W. F. Edwards Hi*- unilt-rsiKHed will register wltn termined location. team lost its first game of the presiding. services, in which the St. Peters­ ih».- Clerk of Circuit Court Jn ana The cars will compete in burg Lodge, B.P.O.E., also took lor r.is.-o County. Florida, .us season Wednesday night, as they Miss Mabel Jurney o f Winston- The program for the afternoon Political manueverability and roadability, part [ y ijee. 863.09. Ftori> ing, I have qualified as a candi­ phases, February 15, 16,. and 17, sports cars at 3 p.m. A “ Concours scored 17 points, while Williams dinners on Sunday. date for said office. the first three days of the 1954 D’ Elegance” will be held in front MARGARET ALLEN THE STATE OF’ FLORIDA: TO: scored 15. Jimmy Carter and Mrs. Day, as hostess, was as­ Marparet Kirk, and ...... K irk , Having had the privilege and industry presentation. of the court house in Tampa, and Billy Jamison led the Pirate Mrs. Margaret Allen. 85, of Le­ h^r husband, if married, if altye, sisted in receiving Wednesday honor of serving as Senator from The Jaycee organizations in­ the cars will be placed on dis­ Canto, mother o f Dr. J. M. Allen :i nd if dead. all of their unknown quintet, Carter scoring 16 points, night’s guests by her parents, heirs at law, and ni^ainBt any and the 38th District in the 1947 and clude Tampa, Orlando, S t Peters­ play to the public. Pierce street while Jamison dropi>ed in seven of Dade City, died suddenly of a :ill of their devisees, lejfatees, gran­ 1949 Sessions of the Legislature will be roped off and one block of Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Powell. heart attack on Tuesday after­ tees, creditors. successors in inter­ burg. a n d West Paim Beach. field goals to run a close, second est. assii; lion holders, per- and as Representative from Sum­ Madison street. Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Thomas noon at her home. She was the XMiial representative* and n.11 i#n~ ter County since 1936, except for Other organizations are expected with 14 points. to file their intention of entering Cars from all over the state The difference in the game COUNTY FAIR------Alexander of Dade City have an­ widow of P. L. Allen, who passed known persons. firms, coiporations, the one term in the Senate, I (Continued iroui 1’kkc 1) away on the 10th of last month, creditors, lion holders and alt other contestants this week wjth an will be on exhibition, including was in the height of the players, FRIDAY — January 15: Chil­ nounced the birth of a daughter, claimants having or diiJminK- any feel such experience will enable and was a member of the Church riKht. title or interest in and to me to serve the people of Pasco entry list of about 50 contestants several cars from various Sports as the Wildwood boys were much dren's Day: School children in the Donna Gail, on December 31 at of Christ. the following described property and Sumter Counties as State for the dual title of “Florida Car clubs. Expected to be repre­ taller than the local boys. Also, c ounty will enjoy a holiday from l.viiiK mid beins in l*asco County. the Jackson Memorial hospital. Florida, to-wit: Senator more ably than an inex­ Citrus Queen” and “Miss Flor­ sented are the Tampa Bay Sports the Pasco boys have had' only school and buses will be used to Besides Dr. Allen, she is sur­ perienced person. ida” expected to parade before Car Club, Jacksonville SSC, Mi­ four days of practice. transport them to the Fair­ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Alton vived by two other sons, Arthur I.ot XBnlwr 1. of Bloc Is 187. City ami SSC, and the Antique Car Rauierson of Lacoochce have an Allen of Lakeland and Dewey Al­ •r Zrpkjrfclll*. Florida, a* tke If elected, being a native of the the judges in the Initial competi­ In the first game the Wildwood grounds. The Dade City, Zephyr­ t i n t i* allow a. nambere# and 38th Senatorial District and tion. Club of America. B team downed the Pirate re­ hills, a n d New Port Richey nounced the birtli of a son, Steve len of Inglis; and three daugh­ drirrlhfil n the map 0 t *aid knowing the resources o l Pasco In addition to card that will be Warren, on January 4 at the ters, Mrs. Bessie Hagerty of Le­ t'it> n» lrr.rtlf< ia the i’rillic “We are receiving many com­ serves 30-20. It was the second school bands will perform and I 'a n c o and Sumter 'Counties and the in the Florida National Sports Jackson Memorial hospital. Hrrordn of ('aunty, Flor­ munications from potential spon­ loss for the Pasco B team. Archie Moore Academy band of Dade Canto, Mrs. Tanzy Maynard of ida ia IMat Book t. pase-SH.'. way the citizens of each county Car Races, there will be rare and T- • 1 * sors of entrants in our annual Burnside led the local boys, City will also present a program TD 1 Harold M. Bridgman Jr., LeCanto. and Mrs. Lois Baker of earn their living I pledge to striking old and new sports cars whether claiming- by. /hrou&tl, Un­ beauty contest, indicating a wide dropping in seven field goals and of music. Music will begin at 10 USN, NAMOT 2022. and Mrs Winter Haven. der or against the above nan)cd de­ every person living in the Dis­ and production passenger cars, Funeral services will be held fendant or either of them or?other- trict my best efforts to the inter­ interest in the dual titles as well two free-throws to total up 16 a.m. There will be 440-yard relay Bridgman of Miami Naval Base wis>\ •• • . whose dates of manufacture span est of Pasco and Sumter Counties as the winner’s prize of an all­ points. races, tug-o-war, 100-yard dash, have announced the birth of a in the cemetery at LeCanto Fri­ You and each of you are HERE­ the entire hsitory of automobiles. BY NOTIFIED that th r (ibovc during the term of office to expense paid aerial trip to Swit­ wheelbarrow race, train race, 50- son, Jon Alan, on December 27 in day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Antique Franklins, Rolls-Royces, named Plaintiffs have filed- v&alnat which I am elected. . zerland," Jack-M. Berry, president 1st Lt. Lawrence W. Jones. yard dash, three-legged race, and Kenosha, Wis. The baby is the you in the above Court thei-p-Com­ Mercedes Benz, -and-many other plaint. same belli*? a .suit to fiulirt The vote and support of all is of the Exposition said today. USAF, who has just returned sack races, with school children, great-grandson of Mrs. P. C. MRS. WALTON TOUCHTON JR. silicited and will be greatly ap­ early models -are expected. and elear their title to tljo ubove Berry pointed out that all from duty in Korea, spent the both white and colored, compet­ Wind of Dade City. Mrs. Walton Touchton Jr., 35, described property, and : you and preciated. Prizes will be awarded to the • •aeb of you are HEREBY RE- girls entered in the beauty con­ holidays with his mother, Mrs. ing. Mark St. Clair, county super­ of Davlona Beach died Friday J. C. GETZEN. JR. various classes according to de­ lii'HtED to fil.-, with the {Jlerk of test must be sponsored by a Rebecca Jones, and was accom­ intendent, will be in charge. BUSHNELL, FLORIDA sign, appearance, condition, clean­ Deaths morning at her home in D a y to n a j^ ,^ (Paid Political Advertisement) civic, fraternal, educational, vet­ panied by his wife and their son, Queen Contest—8 p.nr This is liness. and rarity of model. David. They left Sunday for San one of the outstanding features Beach following a short illness. I y/.rv^h^ lc " ^ ^ ^lVnhVrtourt l*aaco Toes, Eczema of the Feet, ernor’s Day on February 19, and SATURDAY—J a n u a r y 16: County, Florida. many of the Exposition queens of as guests from Saturday until was born July 12, 1881, he was clude her husband, Walton 75c many other features. Stock Car Races — 2:30 p.m. Ad­ (SEAL) the past have become models and today, her sister, Mrs. W. D. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Touchton Jr.. and two young Hy CAROLYN I). FALLS. D. C. Phil E. Lucy, general manager mission to this event will be 75 T. H. Cftri-n at had wonderful careers in this Harvell of Pensacola, and friends, S. L. A. Clonts, pioneer residents daughters. Belinda and Jasque- of the Exposition, said that thou­ cents at the gate from 12 noon Attorney for Plaintiffs line.” Berry said. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson of Lakeland. Before returning to line, and her mother, Mrs. Jack .1(>7'i Meridian Street, sands of boxes of Florida’s finest to 4 p.m. to help defray expenses Dade citv. Florida.- KIEFER’S PHARMACY But while the beauty contest is and Mrs. Evelyn Johnson of Port Florida six years ago to live in Roberts,- all of Daytona Beach. 1-7 1-28-542 being planned the Exposition fresh fruit would be used o f the' races. After 4 p.m. the St. Petersburg, he had been en­ throughout the Exposition build­ Orchard, Wash. committees are busy on other - ■ o— •price will drop back to the usual gaged in the mercantile business ings as decorations and to set the Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Epting Jr. admission fee. There will be elim­ in California. He was a veteran Kpiffiil motif for the show. and family returned home from ination races before the final of World War I. fl Cosley, Tenn., Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. Getzen attended Denny Thomas and Dick Byrd race on the oval race track at INEZ’S BEAUTY SHOP January 4, where she was called the funeral services which were left Sunday for Charleston, S. C„ the grounds. Emil Rcutimann, by the death of her brother, held Tuesday morning at 11 o’­ to resume their studies at The Look At Western Auto’s Ad This Week OPENING SPECIAL XL DDIfE O. W. Valentine, who died Jan­ well-known race driver of Zeph­ clock at Baynard's funeral home, All Permanent Waves ' * ■ iiklVfc Citadel after spending the holi­ yrhills, is in charge. followed by interment- in Mem- days at their homes here. uary 2. -

1021 Gall Blvd. Allen Craig left Friday night Next To Florida Plaza Motel to return to Iowa City, la., where ON HIGHWAY 301 — ZEPHYRHILLS, FLA. he is instructor at the University K o f Iowa. G. & W. Grocery Co.

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Come-And See For Yourself it * l TENDERIZED Lb. CUDAHYS Lb. GEORGIA GRADE A <■ .« DRESSED&DRAWN to return to Iowa City, Ia., where ON HIGHWAY 301 — ZEPHYRHILLS, FLA. he is instructor at the University o f Iowa. G. & W. Grocery Co. FREE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FREE DELIVERY PHONE 221 DELIVERY Special Prices For Thurs., Fri. & Sat., Jan. 7th, 8th & 9th We Specialize in Tender Steaks At-A-Low Cost m Come-And See For Yourself TENDERIZED CUDAHYS Lb. PICNIC GEORGIA GRADE A DRESSED & DRAWN SLICED HAMS BACON 31 FRESH GROUND FRYERS TENDER - SELECT Lb. HAMBURGER BEEF v.v.W vK-iW 35c Ib. 45c lb. LIVER Z 7 C FRESH GROUND — VERY TASTY Lb. HEAVY-FED GOOD BEEF Lb. SAUSAGE 39c We Make It Chuck Steak 39c Wtm LEAN — BONELESS Lb. TENDER BEEF Lb. STEAKS 59c STEW BEEF 49c Good Beef — Any Cut

The new 1954 Chev­ RIB & BRISKET STEW BEEF ib. 29c rolet Bel Air 4 -Ooor Sedon. With ttuea gre^t seriet, Chcrro- ler offers the nost 3 LB. JAR TRELLIS ARMOURS beautiful ehoic* of models in its feld* PURE SUGAR Cleanser 5c LARD PEAS LIBBYS It stands to reason that you’ll get the fined Vafvw-m-HmtxJ engine m the Jow-pn'ce ftmld from the ARMOURS Pork-N-Beans world's largest builder with 40 years of experience in developing and improving this type of engine. No. 303 And now for ’54 . . . New power! New economy of operation! Smoother, quieter, finer performance! CORNED BEEF Cans For l‘)54, Chevrolet brings you Both of these engines give sensa­ Vah't-in-Hcad engines as all other 12 Oz. 49c 3 for 29c your choice of two great high-com- tional new results in every phase of makers combined! Can pression Valvc-in-Head engines. performance, from increased power In addition, the new Chevrolcts One, the advanced “Bluc-l'lame on the hills to increased respon­ ARMOURS EVAPORATED WRISLEY TOILET ofFer many other far-ahead fea­ 125" engine, delivering 125-h.p. siveness on the road, from greater tures, including: Builder of more than and learned with the highly per­ flexibility to smoother, quieter op­ Stunning new Fisher Bodies with a twice as many tall fected Powcrclide Automatic Trans- eration, from newly improved gas­ total of 161 model-color combina­ cans nmsion, now available on all models oline economy to longer life. tions! Time-proved Power Steering. M i l k 3 Soap 8 bars 49c at extra cost. And the other, the And most important of all. they . optional at greatly reduced cost on udvarced “IMue-Flume fI5” engine, bring you that steady, unvarying, all models! And the softer, smoother delivering 115-h.p. and teamed with day-in-and-doy-out dependability Kncc-Action Ride! as all other makers coi BETTER BREED 3 For COCOANUT the liiuhly improved Svnchro-Mesh which you naturally expect of the Come m: see and drive this smarter, Tranvmisvion. providing smooth, product of the manufacturer who livelier, thriftier Chevrolet for 1954; TUNE IN THE DINAH SMOKE SHO*** CELLO .BAG quiet gear engagement. has built m ore than twice as many and place your order now! Kadiu—Every Tuesday DOC FOOD 25c CANDY Television—Evvry Tues. ^ ”*** YELLOW GREEN FLORIDA HIGHLANDS MOTOR COMPANY “Serving Pasco County , Since 1923” Onions 3lbs«19cCabbage 2 ibs. 13c z 307-11 N. SEVENTH STREET I, P&ONE 123 THE DADE CITY (FLA.) BANNER Thursday, Sannax^ 7, X93 Biggest Selling Event In Years!

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\ I THE DAD® flT ? (HTJL) BANNER Pasco Baptist Assoc. Thursday, January 7, 1954 To Meet At Odessa Miss Elizabeth Provence of Mrs. A. F. Price and her sis­ iday visit to Mrs, Elwyn «UttS^ Jacksonville, state leader of ter-in-law. Mrs. Joseph S. Batts, and other relatives. Dr. iosepfif^ Young People’s activities of the and twin sons, Dick and Don. of S. Butts, w h o w as a lso heTOH_f<*rp» the holidays, returned to Wash-^-. ..r »- ». • •"-V *. . -v‘w *0 W. M. U.. will be the principal Washington, D. C.. returned Fri­ Sgt Kline E. Blackburn, Ramey and Women’s exhibits, flowers speaker at the quarterly meeting day from a week’s visit to Miami, ington early last week. \ CASH RAISING AFB, now stationed in Puerto and plants, flower arrangements of the VV. M. U. of the Pasco Key West, and Cuba. Mrs. Butts Rico, recently spent ten days at for the flower exhibit, are need­ Baptist association to bo hold this and sons, and her young daugh­ S l/c Billy Eugene Brown, Ik'S. ^ v,j I home with his wile u ^ c^iudren. ed* week 011 Friday at the Odessa ter, Joan, who was the guest of Coa.-t Guard, who has just been /j| [M rs. Kline fctyackburri, .ftutfor and '".anyone having nice vegetables Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hucka- transferred friMn (jroton,, Conn^ FRIDAY & FRIDAY* I Sharon, and with ius pjcrests, Mr. an& different -varieties o f fruits, The meeting will convene at 10 bay last week, left Sunday to to St. Petersburg, i$ visiting his [and Mr?. Jade Blackburn." ' please contact Sir. and Mrs. Bill a.m. with Mrs. JoeJ, Turner pre­return to Washington after a hot mother. Mrs. B. E. Payne Jr. Melvin Baldre£,F.N., stationed Summers, Mrs. Kern, Mr. Law, siding. There will be ;t covered SATURDAY [in Puerto Rico wi^h the Navy, or Mrs. Lester at the Land O' dish luncheon at noon. w enjoyed 15i days \yiwi his parents, Lakes Service Station-Remember Mr. ajpid Mrs. Bald^ree, an * » * * ARVIN ELECTRIC HEATERS 19.95 Set 13.3Q (With Fan) CAMERA SUPPLIES Reg. 1 2 .9 5 ------1— Now 9.70 I FARGUS 35 MM CAMERA * Reg. 1 4 .9 5 ____- _____ - ______Now 11.20 , ’1- | With Case R0g. 19.95______Now 14.95 R c*. S9.50 49.50 Roy Rogers Hit •W-' : ■■ Reg. 7.98 ■»*'i <1 WIZARD

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■' • ■ " I’ KOItATE. ment of Mrs. Harriet Hjelm of the Women’s Division of the Pas­ existence, mobile home life has !«OTlCK TO 'CRKD1TOIIS (193:! l'robate A ct. Secs. 119, 120) ^ephyrhiHs as librarian. ’T'HIS is a do-it-yourself era. co County Fair. The women’s rapidly become accepted as the IN RE: ESTATE OF Mrs. Hjelm, who began her Go On Display In Mother, father and children exhibits- are in charge of Mrs. perfect solution to those nearing PRANK KOTHERA duties Saturday, is a graduate in retire to workshops and sewing r>e ceased. Phillip Knapp, Zephyrhills, as TO ALL, CREDITORS AND P E R ­ library science cf Western Re­ comers evenings and weekends, Miami Next Month retirement age. In recent years, SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE­ serve University of Cleveland, engnced in making'or refinishing announced by Mrs. Mary JL thousands of these “retirees” MANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: MIAMI — (FNS) — J o h n Q. You and each of you are hereby Ohio, and afterwards was librar­ furniture, drapes and slipcovers, Stearrts, Home Demonstration have been pouring into Florida, notified and required to present clclhcs and accessories. Public calls ’em trailers and the any i-liums and demands which you ian at the Children's Library of agent. wagging their homes behind No matter how complicated the Or either of you, inav huvo against the Cleveland Public Library. All the women of Pasco county manufacturers call ’em mobile the estate of FRANK KOTHER.V. Other experience as librarian was project, there's someone in the them. deceased, late of said County, to are invited to participate in the homes, but whatever you call The growing popularity of mo­ the County Jjidge of Pasco County, gained in Euclid, Ohio, and family willing to tackle it. Re- ■Florida, at his o ffice in the i-uiiri finj-.hing old furniture bought, Fair by bringing in articles for ’em, there’ll be 200 homes-on- bile life with retired people has house of said County at Dade City. Greenwich. Conn. presumably, for a song is one exhibition. wheels on display at Miami’s opened up a whole new market Florida, within eijrht calendar Mrs. Waldo Richardson, also a f-.vorito way of :: _nding an cve- months from the time of the fir.^t graduate librarian, who has been Dinner Key Exposition Hall from of tourism to many Florida cities publication of this notice. Each n irs - Exhibits are to come in on which have the finest trailer olnim or demand shall be in ivrH- substituting as librarian since January 28-31. But sincc ny well-done rcfin- Monday, January 11, from 9 ajrn. The glittering new models will parks in the country. insr. and shall state the place of the library lost the services of the ishin^ j-o is largely dependent residence and post office address of to 5 p.m., and will be judged on represent the output of Amer­ Visitors to tiie Mobile Homes the claimant, and shall be sworn to late Mrs. F. G. Stockbridge, will on re : ving old paint and gct- by the claimant, his or her agent, a. -ist Mrs. Hjelm this week. ti"’ oown to the grain of tnc Tuesday. Exhibits are to remain ica’s leading builders of house Exposition will see the selection or his or her attorney, and any in place until 9 p.m. on Saturday, trailers. They will range in size of the 1954 Trailer Park Queen. such claim or demand not so filed New hours, announced for the *vi 1, a good paint remover is shall be void. library to be open are from Id ir.-porinnt. January 16. from the small, camping trailers Entries are residents of Florida Jjueetta Kothera As Administratrix of the a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 to 13 There arc many good paint re- The following Home Demon­ up to the swanky apartments-on- trailer parks, 17 years of age or E state o f o’clock in the afternoons, on all rr.overs on the market. But most stration clubs will act as hos­ wheels that are over 50 feet over. FRANK KOTHERA, of them require much muide tesses at the women’s exhibits: long. Among other attractions await- Deceased days except Wednesday a;-1 Sun­ r.nd eflort from the man, woman F irst publication Dec. 2-1, 1953. day each week. Wednesday afternoon 1-6—Hud­ Sponsored by Florida Mobile- ing show-goers are a Romany 12-24-1-14-638 or child engaged in the paint son. Homes association, the Third Caravan, believed to be the first removing. Wednesday night 6-10—Trilby. Annual Florida Mobile Homes trailercoach ever built, find a So one paint remover just re- Thursday morning 9-1—Ft. Dade. Exposition is open to the public modern Disaster Unit which is con!’y packaged for home use is a 'vc-iccme addition to the shelf. Thursday afternoon 1-6—Land O’ free of charge every day. coming here from Marshfield, This new remover can be used Lakes. In addition to the 1954 mode’s, Wis., to.demonstrate the latest in viihout a scrapor. One applica­ Thursday night 6-10—Ft. Dade. there will be about 75 booths oc­ first aid equipment. The Disaster tion will, the makers claim, re­ A clean cloth and a little preware will remove old paint and Friday morning 9-1 — Ft. King cupied by suppliers and manu­ Unit was designed to serve in move any number of layers of veneer from » picture frame when a. newly marketed paint and Richland. facturers of accessories. areas stricken by fire, flood, tor­ psint, varnish, lacquer or shel­ remover is used. Friday afternoon 1-6 — Bayonet FMA officials have predicted nado. atom bomb attack or other lac. Point. that attendance at the four-day emergency. An.’, since the makers say that picture frames. Except in the finish can be applied. No drying Friday night 6-10—Ft. King. most difficult cases, a Cloth is show will top 250,000. Estimates Total value of the exhibits at it vili not affect the ply nor time is needed. Saturday morning 9-1 — Elba right for rubbing off old paint are based on the keen interest in the Mobile Homes Exposition warp the veneer, no sanding is A word of caution: It will take Heights. will exceed $1,500,000, according necessary. and veneer with .this remover. off fingernail polish just as easily mobile living in this state, to­ Saturday afternoon 1-6—Zephyr­ This remover remains liquid On stubborn pieces, use steel as it removes old paint. So don't gether with the fact that this will to Cliff Wilmath, publisher of on it i„~ applied, so it.s simple wool. Then go once over lightly decide to use it the day after a hills and Richey. be the only show in the South in Trailer News and Publicity direc­ cr;-r,i!owl*k< «f auMWae H t Icaa tfcu 1MN mi nil <■ metal m l g k t H m U m U he la H c n t b c evwlitlM n < ovrjr «rW 4vw n*tM S«tut defcaiijrematerial. Bidder m a t fm W l fnct»iT, •a c^iAiM at Up. .mew. ^U r.CtM kr With *»t leaa rt** litt v f-HT tbiai .llnt w l tfcaa HPi <• he M atin g IqfiHsafc 4 ^ “ * ‘ vih* ■■■mMr.

..-igsi&as ~ t h l k t ? 12^; ■*fWfc,aearf- / i m * t * I wttakt* ion zo you. Club. cases, explained Dr. L. L. Parks, Wednesday night 6-10 — St. Joe director .of the Bureau of Pre­ Club. ventable Diseases. In 1953, 1,405 Charles F. Toudrton Jr. Thursday morning 9-1 — M rs. I*. O. Jo x 305 .Rhone 510 NOTICE OK IIKCKIV1XG BIDS Philip Rix, Dade City High Notice is hereby {riven that the School 4-H leader. Board of County .Commissioner*. Representing Pasco County, Florida, will receive Thursday afternoon' 1-6 — La- bids a t -the hour of 2:00 o’clock coochee Club. P.M.. January 12, 1954, in the meet­ ing room of said Board e.t the Court Thursday rtlght 6-10 — Richland House. Dade City, Florida, on the M u tu a l Of N ew Y ork Club. following: Friday morning 9-1—Zephyrhills Owe (l) iu 4 tindtndrive M etir The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York grnderof M t lnw.itlma ts> M» Club. YvketibiMt power utrtrlAO Friday afternoon 1-6 — Land O’ tlrea, both front u < rear, not . lesa than 1SJI44 not Mm Lakes Club. Than 7S% sm4|, lenlaic front , wheel*; blade not Ira than 1 2 '| HntOcr) rasiM, dlnxl, not t«u than S5 HP and controls a t- chanlcal or hydraulic; weight a t machine not 1cm thaa 1 M N pounds metal wclfkt. Machine to be In ape ratine cralltlM and carry a 39 d v ^ rn n ty defective material. Bidder moat furnish factory i^iflcitlooi on equipment bid. One (X) new tandem drive motor grader with not less than 1XOO-24 X-ply tires, front and rear; engine, diesel Of not lean than 75 III; to be equipped wltk hydraulic shiftable mold- board of not .lean, than 12* In length, to extend the mold- board beyond the rear tlrea a distance of not leas than *0”; open type cab; leaning front wheels; scarifier; tlire pump, muffler* wheelbase not lesa tbnn IS* 10” ! weight 'fllli scari­ fier not less than 22,500 poiaads metal weight; combination manual and power steering; electric starting. Factory speci­ fications to be furnished on unit bid by bidder. Our (1) new truck mounted crnn? combination ciam-drag- llue of not less than 4/10 capa­ The best gasoline city dragline and 3/S yard . clamshell equipped 'niih 23’ boom; falrlead; tagiiuei revolv­ ing circle 360 degrees: gaso­ ever sold by line engine of not less than 58 - factory rated UP; 4/10 yard dragline bucket and 3 /8 yard Standard Oil Company clamshell bucket; all gears In crane to be enclosed or COv - ered to protect . the operator; machine to have a rated capa­ city as a crane of not less than 7% tons; weight o f crane as dragline (less bncket and car­ rier) not less t h n n 12,000 pounds; and mounted on II. S. Army Halftrack lengthened and reinforced to accommodate the machine, including necensary 4>utriggers, front and rear o f halftrack of sufficient weight to carry the rated load of tiie dragline. Treads and tires on halftrack to be In good usable condition. The dragline to carry the standard factory warranty and the halftrack to carry a 30 day service warrant}-. Bidder to furnish factory speci Mentions on ' the clam-dragllae machine. One (1) new truck mounted crane combination clam-drag- line o f not less than 4/1 0 cubic yard capacity 'dragline and 3/8 ynrd elamrfhell equipped with 23’ Itoonii falrlead; tagline; re­ volving circle 300 degrees; gas­ oline engine of not less than 55 factory rated HI*; 4/10 yard dragline bucket and 3/8 yard calmshell buckctjrali gears tin crane to be enclosed or covered to protect the operator; ma­ chine to. karc a rated capacity as n crane of not leas than 7'/~ tons; weight of crane as dragline (less bncket and car­ • • • fia t releasesa ffy o u r ea ts horsepower rier) not less t li a n 12,000 pounds; and mounted on nued 6x8 truck which bail been thor­ oughly gone over and put in This new C ro w n E xtra gasoline is now available at Standard first class condition, furnished -with necessary out-riggers Oil dealers. It excceds the anti-knock requirements of the highest mounted front and rear of .tan­ dem drive of sufficient weight compression engines, and gives better overall performance in to carry the rated load of the dragline; reinforced s n d all new and older cars. necessary work done on the truck to glue good aspfnl serv­ Refined in the South, for southern motorists, the volatility of ice; with crane mounted and de­ livered to Pasco County. Bidder this New C r o w n Extra is changed to fit the seasons. It has the to furnish literature and speci­ fication* on both track and superior base stock so essential to a correctly balanced motor dragline. fuel, and also contains a patented solvent oil— an anti-valve-. Bids will b<; rccciv«d on any ap­ proximate equivalent of the above sticking additive. . . . Use this New C r o w n E xtra gasoline and1 described «*fiuipn»ent. A ll prices to be F.O.B.. Piuw-o enjoy alt your car’s horsepower! * County, ready for line. Bids to b<» furnished on CASH BASIS afid PAYABLE OVER PERIOD OF ONE TO TWO YEARS. The Hqard rewrvcH . the rif?ht to reject any and alt bids. STANDARD OIL COMPANY? DatPd tliin 22nd dsy of Dei-em- bcr, A.T>. tS53.- {KfNTUCKY} BOARH OF COUXTT COMMIS- RTOVERS. PASCO COUNTY, FLOTUDA. BY: / . H. SCHRADER, ’ ' ' hnirrnan f

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•--A-# c Twenty Girls Enfer THt DABE CITY (7LA J 3A K N & ‘Miss Jeanie’ Contest Thursday, January 7, 1954 4B Scheduled Jan. 13-19 Sugarland Exposition Mrs. E. C. WHITE SPRINGS — (FNS) — By BIRS. A. C. TAYLOR Twenty. girls from all parts of Slated At Clewiston Hostess At CLEWISTON — (FNS) — The Florida will compete for the title OfW.M.g, directors of the Sugarland Ex­ Miss Betty Kolb of Sumter, family, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. North. o f Florida’s Jeanie of 1954 at the The Louise Brantley -dicte of Miss Norma Morgan and Miss position, held this year at Clewis- Su C., is visiting her uncle and annual Stephen Foster Week the W.M_S. of tl% F kst Lottie Scarborough spent Satur­ aunt. Rev. and Mrs. Marvin P. ton, January 26 through the 30th, church met on Monday aJtoBtafXBfe Kolb, t day in Tampa. celebration here January 13-19. made public today the fact that at the home of Mcs. iL'CL The many friends of Clark Holiday guests o f Mr. and Mrs. According to Mrs. Leon White­ t h e Sugarland Exposition is May are glad to see him hdme. C. D. Barnes were her son, S. N. hurst of Brooksville, who is hand­ exactly that. Long. Mrs. H. a Mr. May, due to an accident, has Wilbur F. Morgan, who is sta­ ling the contest, judging will be Through the cooperation of the chairman, led the devadQMilt been inactive for the past two tioned ut Pensacola, and Rev. and held January 16. On January 18 Urfited States Sugar Corporation ing as Bible readings* ’ years, but has now returned Mrs. W. C. Odgen and son, Wes­ there will be a ball commem­ at Clewiston arid the Okeelanta 27, and i Timothy from Bay Pines and is planning ley, of Knights, and Mrs. W. P. orating the 100th anniversary of SHgar Company, Inc., of Okee­ opening prayer was to resume the management of his Morgan. the copywriting of Foster’s fam­ lanta, visitors to the Exposition G. K. Goodwin, W.M.S. business here. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wade and ous Jeanie With the Light Brown can obtain a complete overall who visited the circle. . Potatoes is oz. can 25c children, Glenda, Steve, and Paul, Hair. The contestants will wear Maxie Hull and Mr. and Mrs. picture of the immense sugar in­ Following the program,, ecfl$ were New Year guests of Mr. and ball gowns in the style of 185*1. M. C. O’Berry of Tallahassee dustry in the Lake-Okeechobee ducted by Mrs. G. B. Mrs. J. B. Stephens. Bandmaster Paul Lavalle will area. The United States Sugar on the subject, ‘‘TravelUolwik- ANN PAGE PURE were holiday guests of their be present January 16 to award father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R.' B. Rosier re­ Corporation at Clewiston owns ed,” there was a business spsffifnt turned recently from Lake City the winner an appearance on his -•*1 J. M. Hull, and Mrs. Maud O’Ber­ and operates the largest raw in which plans w ere made for the t Toilet Soap Bath Bars and Lawtey where they visited NBC program, and Mrs. Evelyn ry. sugar mill in the continental month’s, activities which include their nephew, L. W. Rosier, and Morneweck of Stuart, the closest United States. The Okeelanta making dish tow els fo r ■ the Palmolive 2 for 23c Ptam Preserves 2 39c Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jarvis brother, J. M. Rosier, and family. living relative of the composer, Sugar Company, Inc., owns and church kitchen, assisting with and children, Marcia, Julia Fay. Mrs. Mae Mims of Lakeland, will also attend the celebration. operates one of the finest refined the church nursed, placing Marvelous Suds and Mary Ann, of Jacksonville, Ga., who has been spending two Judges of the contest will in­ sugar plants in the country. Both flowers in the church fo r giarv- ANN PAGE and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jar/is and months with her son and family. clude Water Kramer of New will have exhibits at the Veter­ ices, and presenting the monthly Vel large 29c family of Dade City were holiday Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Mims, re­ York, composer and director AS- ans of Foreign Wars Sugarland program for the W.MJ5. visitors of their father and moth­ 16 OZ. CAN turned home Sunday with Mr. CAP; Mrs. Ada Holding Miller, Exposition this year. An inspirational talk Avas giv­ Soap Powder er, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Jai-vis. Red Beans and Mrs. H. C. Mims who were Providence, R. I., president of the In addition, the vast and di­ en by Mrs. Goodwin. Duz large 28c Paul McDaniels and family of weekend visitors. National Federation of Music versified agricultural, livestock, At the close of the meeting, St. Petersburg spent New Year’s Sgt. John E. Weeks of Ft. Clubs; Mrs. Ronald Dougan, Be­ horticultural and industrial re­ refreshments were served b y th e Lava Re". Bars IONA holiday with his sister and Jackson, S. C., spent the holidays loit, Wis., national vice president; sources of Hendry county will be hostess, assisted 'by Mrs. L£on -brother:in-law, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. with his wife and mother. Mrs. Hazel Post Gillette, Fort on display. Lovorn. Soap 2 for 23c Wilder. Mrs. Maud Dorman returned Worth, Texas, national treasur­ The next meeting will be.held 16 OZ. CAN Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Forsythe re­ home Wednesday from St. Au­ er; and Mrs. Maurice Honigman, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Laite and at the home of Mrs. Lovorn. Cut Rite Roll Lima Beans Gastonia, N. C., southeastern vice 10c turned home Saturday from St. gustine where she visited her son children left Friday to return to Tho.se present were Mrs. Hi B. Wax Paper 23c Augustine where they spent the and daughter-in-law, Mr. and president. Barbourville, Ky.. after spending Worthington, Mrs. G. B, McJun- SULTANA holidays with their daughter and Mrs. G. W. Dorman. Mrs. Miller will crown the 1954 the holidays with Dr. and Mrs. kin, Mrs. Leon Lovorn, Mfs. R a y Jeanie and will be the principal W. W. Laite here and Mr. and Cook, Mrs. B. B. Edwards/ lfea. Jim Dandy Mrs: Virgil H. Williams and Mrs. B. E. Payne Jr., who is in speaker on the January 17 pro­ Mrs. Harry Jukes in Tarpon G. K. Goodwin, and Miek. - Ike- Grits 5 lb. pkg*. 37c 16 OZ. CAN daughter, Suzanne, spent last charge of the ladies’ ready-to- gram. The Florida Federation of Springs. Long, the hostess. ' v Butter Beans 10c week in Miami as the guests of wear department of the Belk- Music Clubs is sponsoring the Lindsey store; will leave Satur­ celebration, the first held since Cabin Home 5 Lbs. Mrs. Williams’ brother-in-law and the 1953 legislature officially, sister, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Smith, day for a. week in Charlotte, Corn Meal 29c ARMOURS STAR - N. C., buying spring merchan­ provided for a Stephen Foster % and family, and were joined for dise.. Her mother, Mrs. G. W. Week. Money Talks Loud *■ Ssanyfield Corn New Year’s and the Orange Bowl Moat, of Tampa will arrive Fri­ & 12 OZ. CAN Sunday afternoon. * 12 oz. Pkg. game by Virgil H. Williams and day to spend a week here with Roast Beef 39c son, Phil Williams, who went to Patricia Payne, during her moth­ f Flakes 19c Miami by. plane on Thursday er’s absence. TaJleiieae WESTERN AUTO, this weekend IONA night. M is e r y q T —o— Mr. and Mrs. Dick Touchton ! Eelbeck Corn 21 Oz. Pkg. * Mrs. Mabelle Carlisle and her and son, Robert, of Bradenton, Meal 18c +■I 16 OZ. CANS sister, Miss Nell ' Lambert of visited Mrs. Fred L. Touchton WE NEED CASH! * Tomatoes 25c Washington, D. C., .are spending and daughter, Miss Mary Letha •Jr earn 2 I Of 2S Oz. Pkg. some time here at the home of Touchton, and Mr. and" Mrs. Fred 666 the former on S. 9 th street L. Touchton Jr. and family on M TftMITS-MMf HUT RRJft READ OUR ADS ieat 31c HBBYS CORNED 1 retable Shortening risco lb. 33c Beef Hash 16 OZ. CAN 25c th e'w orth m ore" oar SUPER RIGHT — LEAN — MEATY — FRESH ANN PAGE KIDNEY _ 3 To 5 Lb. a Avg. Ib. 49c Beans 10c 40 Oz. Pkg. 5WIFTS PREMIUM — SLICED */4 i-U- Bisquick 39c Pkg. -J tied Beef 29c Ivory' Lajp^Bars v . ; . -* Soap 2 for 25c f?;;- ■ , i lLLGOOD — SLICED "in.. L b . Ivory ftgedRyr* > . ■ * 1 '

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•tl I months, but have a far better 12 or even 24 months during the lengthy and tedious in It'S condi­ THE DADE CITY (FLA.) BANNER chance of survival than soldieis rehabilitation period, and their tions. has resulted in few cases Thursdav. .Janiruv 7. ~P, stricken during World Wars I activity is restricted for many reactivated tuberculosis. A fol­ low-up survey conducted arijong and to enable him to niter v v o s k S-*^< <■ > and II. mouths more before being tional rate o f death from Tl; j i i r\v%'.'■. .\VA k .S ’.1 \- ' . ''*y > In fact, the personal evaluation okayed for discharge. The pur­ 6,719 patients discharged, has half over the iast six years. or tral:-ir;g wit!: a minimum <>1 and training that is pari o f their pose of the long confinement and shown that after five years, only The long rehabiiii.ii io;i pro­ iian"Ter Iiis I’.ealth. >*, . treatment makes I horn good can­ restricted activity is to insure 3.0 per cent suffered from recur gram has as its goal io haw each > didates for employment, and against a reactivation of the rence of the disease. And this Mr. a; o Mrs. Donald I’.rown of r> '• -#* 2 * •' ••• veteran leave ;lu- iio>;;ita! crno there is little likelihood that tu­ disease afier a patient Ls released happened before the use of strep- - Uon;|1,y as well as ,,h. s I s a,|- M.. : '•• -!'•! fJa.. returned home from treatment. tomycm and tubercular surgery. juste(1 (.-■••• <>v*y '>-^v f > culosis must remain in lied six. hospitals, ibis program, although ployed -.vhich have cut the na- emoiional and social nre'sun ■*. •!i>! * ■ *i'* r relaiiws. ^ ,f ■ " i >■ r h f F-XI 5 « t ■L- fR r^ v" .%* ,”V«»S.«

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ii.r.- i- I lie real n e u lie lu n d Pontiac s WATCHDOG MOUNTAIN - An "around-the-clock'’ sky watch is kept to guard the San Fran­ cisco Bay area from surpme a .r i.::nik. The $5 million U. S. Air Force radar center on Mount' T ‘ •lei* new Star duel line— mid Tamalpais picks up uniaentlied planes on radar screens and relays the information by radio to Hi, ieai rea-oii wli\ it is so important fighter headquarters, at nearby Hamilton Field. The ball-shaped sphere at center stands 65 feet high and houses radar antennae. V.'ooclen poles at right ire 90-foot-high radio antennae towers. I; i.11 \«.u >.-e and i!ri\e this inajrnili- eejil ear r-oon. \l a ci >sl j list a lio \ »; t ho Mr. and Mrs. Sid Larkin and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Neal and Local V. F. W. Held children, Linda and Jon. spent a their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Imvi'-I. \ oil can now aefjuire tli;* par! of the holidays in Waycross Ri\ard. Eli Woodford, and Bert Regular Meeting On and nio-l [.owerful Pontiac ever Ga.. as the guests of Mrs. Lar­ Gay. of Sioux City. Ia.. returned kin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Saturday after a short trip to Tuesday, January 5 built. Anil with this dramatic The M;:>>: Francis E. Dade beit Prim Jr. si/e and ]>erl’ormancc comes the Florida Keys. Post of tin- \\*rans of Foreign ..J-WL Wars. Da City, held their reg di>tinciion of contour and inte­ ular meeting Tuesday night. Jan­ vmtmmrn rior richness tliai make the uary at the hall. Star (!hiel llie peer ol any car r Con.'.munder of the local post, | SAVE ON LUMBER Howard Owens, during the meet­ for l»e.nit\. (Ionic in and drive ing. announced that all members it lor pleii 1 1 /»’ I proof that j DRESSED plan; ing to attend the district l a t e I’onliae rejTe^enls llie world's nice, ing in Tampa Sunday are to 1 2 x 4 6’ thru 16’ $80.00M mc.-t at the local hall at 10:30 line-i union oi luxury and i 2 x 6 8’ thru 16’ $80.00M a.m. low I'O 'l. Lunch will be served at the ! 2 x 8 8’ thru 16’ $85.00M Russell P. Harris Post No. 4321 ! LONGER LENGTHS (T T ON ORDER in Tampa and the meeting will begin at 1 p.m. LOOK AT PONTIAC’S SCORE FOR 7954 j SAVE ON NAILS Scheduled on the program for • Biggest Pontiac Ever Built—2 1 4 Inches Long the district meeting will be State DUAL-RANGE HYPRA-MATIC DRIVE* and COMPLHE POWER CONTROLS — power THE PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN, General Motors 6’s 8’s 16’s 20’s Common Commander Morgan, and Com­ more powerful engine.- -f -1 nc.u standards sK'crin^, power lirakcs. rln-lrie uiuiiow lowest priced ei^ht, is even mightier • Magnificent New Beauty, Inside and Out mander Owens urges all members for tljrillN |H‘rfnii- lifts. ( Jomforl-<.'onlrol drivers seat ami ami more beautiful for 1951— far ami • New Custom-Styled Interiors—New Colors l)ual-K aii” e Ilyilra-.Matic arc optional away the linext car ever offered in $8.99 Keg to plan to attend if possible. ••al cruising: or <|iii<-k traflir n^itoiise is JOUrfi Ut 3 iingcr-fllcW. ^(/ptional at extra 0 )1. equipment for 1951 at extra cost. Pontiac's low price range. • Most Powerful Pontiac Ever Built Other business at Tuesday • New Roadability and Drivrng Ease ■SAVE ON SHINGLES night’s meeting included the dis­ Certainteed or Logan Long cussion of the erection of a flag • increased Cross-Country Luggage Room 21 5 Lb. Thick Butt Asphalt Shingles pole on the local V.F.VV. grounds and the acceptance of G. L. Her­ All Colors S6.7:» Sq. White $7.2-". Sq. rin and Bud Parent as new mem­ Dollar for Dollar bers in the organization. gom can't beat a FREE DELIVERY ON 1,0«0 FT. OR MOKE Veteran's News ZEPHYRHILLS By MEL>IN T. D W N State Service Officer P o n t ia c LUMBER & MILLWORKS KOREAN VETERANS’ P. O. Box 12S5 Phone 2371 REHABILITATION IS Zephyrhills, Florida LONG HAUL Korean veterans who contract­ MOTORS Southside of City Limits On Route 301 ed tuberculosis face a treatment and rehabilitation period of many 401N. 7th St Phone 15 [ « -urii&a ■

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-QUILTED NEW SHIPMENT BED PADS CRUSHED FOAM RUBBER 39 x 76 54 x 76 SINGLE DOUBLE Deaths JOHN FRANK RIDDICK THE DADE CITY (FLA.) BANNER John Frank Riddick, 68, a resi­ Thursday, January 7, 1954 6B dent of Dade City for the past 12 BOSCOE O. OSBBON years, died at his home on De­ Funeral services for Roscoe O. cember 31 after a long illness. Osbron, 46, who^ died December He was bom March 9, 1885, in 28 in Jonesboro, Ark., from bums Stewart County, Ga., and was a WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE received in an accidental ex­ member of the First Baptist plosion while visiting near there, * church. Here’s the Answer wer« conducted on Friday after- He is survived by his wife, Planned Army noon at 3 o’clock at the First Mrs. Addie Riddick, and two Q Baptist church in Lacoochee, sons, N. T. Riddick and J. B. Rid­ With the Rev. Marvin Kolb, offi­ dick, all of Dade City; two broth­ HORIZONTAL VERTICAL ciating. ers, C. W. Riddick of Bluefield. 1,6 Pictured 1 Minor part SOWN Interment was in the Lacoochee W. Va., and DeWitt Riddick of 2 Attest N QIAVG chief planner 3 Vigcr cemetery. Pallbearers were J. M. Texas; three sisters, Mrs. Mona of Israel’s Burnsed, I. D. Polk, M. L. Par­ 4 Exists Hicks of Seven Mile Ford, Va.; army, the 5 Homed rish, L. S. Pennington, J. W. Mrs. Alvonia Gravely o f Mullins. la te ------—— ruminant Bauknight, and John Pinkston. W. Va.. and Mrs. Sarah Godwin 12 Contrive 8 Wise men A native of Dover, Tenn., he of Bluefield, W. Va.; and four J3 Wakens 7 War god Distinguished 38 Medical had lived in Lacoochee for many grandchildren. 15 Kind of bomb 8 Artificial Service------amounts years. He was formerly deputy Funeral services were held in Rim . language in World 44 English SchOOi | sheriff and electrician, and was 9 Sliced War II 48 Press Sunday morning at 9:45 o’clock 18 Narrate an electrician instructor at the in the chapel of the funeral home 10 Employs 26 Singing voice 47 Stagger Wildwood school. 19 He formerly 11 Moon goddess 2 9 Eternity 48 Plural suAx of Coleman and Ferguson com­ practiced------Besides his wife, Mrs. Myma pany, with the Rev. E. C. Tyner 12 Valleys 31 He once was 49 Asterisk 20 Laud 14 Frozen rain in charge of 50Stockings Osbron, and mother, Mrs. The­ officiating. Interment was in the 22 Observe resa M. Osbron of Lacoochee, the 17 Deposit ------Yoik 52 Age Dade City cemetery. Nephews of 23 East Indies account (ab.) 54 Underworld deceased is survived by a daugh­ City prisons the deceased served as pallbear­ (ab.) 20 Covered walls 34 Condemns god ter, Miss Theresa Osbron, and ers, and honorary pallbearers 24 Parent 21 Lures 35 Native 5« Part o f "be” three young sons, Buddy, Tom­ were B. Hargrove, Ben Stone. 25 Niton 24 He won the 37 Puffs up 58 Sun god mie, and Robert, of Lacoochee; C. O. Gilbert, Cliff Brown. B. B. (symbol) three brothers, Johnnie Osbron Edwards, and H. P. Duckworth. 27 Compass point 1“ 3 7 • * w and Rupert Osbron of Lacoochee, 28 Repose J ■ 5 K r " L and Lance Osbron of Leesburg; LEONARD .JONAH BOOTH 30 Doctrine and a sister, Mrs. Esther Boyett 32 Poem - Leonard Jonah Booth. 54, died 33 Feminine IS lb IT of Wildwood. at his home near Dade City on i suffix if 20 n W December 30 after a residence 34 Persian coin dg JAMES EDWARD WOODHAM there of three years. Before mov­ 36 Intimidated ti is i i James Edward Woodham, 72, ing here, he had been engaged in 39 Atop died at his home Sunday night at the commercial fishing business 40 French article a 30 M 41 Comparative 7:30 o’clock. A former resident of in Hudson. 3* Dothan, Ala., he had resided here He was a native of Alachua suffix L_ for the past eight years. county where he was bom April 42 Behold! il 35 r Born September 6, 1881, in 43 United 8, 1899, the son of George and HO K Dale County, Ala., he was the 45 Restraint » i a Elizabeth Booth. He was a mem­ 50 Owns n son of John and Sarah Ann White ber of the Dade City Church of 51 Partner HJ •rt 14 *1 >* n so Woodham. God, and his pastor, the Rev. f t 53 Remainder y Si : , ‘J He is survived by his wife, D. V. Staten, officiated at the 5* Be fond i Mrs. Clinnie Woodham o f Dade funeral services which were held 55 Warehouse: S5 Sk City; four sons, W. C. Woodham Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock in 57 Gets up 1si of Dothan, Robert C. Woodham the Hudson cemetery. Pallbear­ 59 Lacquer of Dade City, Billy Woodham of ers were John McKee, Homer ' 0 Levels T r Ft. Meade, and Raymond Wood­ Hodges, O. C. Hall, Johnnie ham of Dade City; four daugh­ Hemphill, William Kight, and member of the Church of God in CARD OF THANKS ters, Mrs. John McKee, Mrs. Al­ Mack Smith. Coleman and Fer­ Linden, where funeral services We wish to thank everyone for bert Crain, Mrs. George Hughes, guson Company’s funeral home were held Saturday afternoon at the nice fruit, flowers, gifts, and Mrs. Louis Reeder, all of was in charge of arrangements. 3 o’clock with the Rev. J. P. cards, and all kind remem­ Dade City; three brothers, Joe The deceased is survived by Johnson officiating. Interment brances during the Christmas Woodham and Thearl Woodham his wife, Mrs. Catherine Booth of was in the Linden cemetery. Cole­ season. man and Ferguson funeral home of Dothan, and PL E. Woodham Dade City; his mother, Mrs. Eliz­ —Guests of Sunset Glow was in charge of arrangements. of Chipley; two sisters, Mrs. abeth Booth of Cedar Keys; five Baptist Boarding Home The deceased is survived by his Jack Smith of Dothan, and Mrs. sons, Berloy Booth of Albuquer­ for Elderly People Willie Kirkland of Woodfield, wife, Mrs. Annie Mae Hutto of que, N. M., Benny A. Booth of —Mrs. S. T. Stallings, Supt Fla.; 18 grandchildren; and one Chicago! Sgt. Edward Booth. Trilby; five sons. A. E. Hutto and E. M. Hutto of Webster. J. C. great-grandchild. U. S. Army, Darrell Booth and Mrs. W. A. Sparkman returned Funeral services were held Hutto and Paul Hutto of Miami, Philip Booth of Dade City; three Monday from spending New Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock at and Huey Hutto of Dade City; daughters, Mrs. Hazel Lovett of Year’s and the weekend at Bay- the Church of God, with the Rev. Hudson, and Miss Phyllis Booth six daughters. Mrs. Jimmie Lee port as the guest of her sister, D. V. Stateh officiating, assisted and Mrs. Helen Haymans of Dade Williams, Mrs. Marjorie VVilliams Mrs. J. C. Emerson of Brooks- by the Rev. C. M. Stokes of Will- City; three, brothers, Marion and Mrs. Mandrine dark, of Web­ ville, who also had as guests, her iston. Interment was in the Dade Booth and Harvey Booth of ster, . Mrs. Kathleen Miller of brother-in-law and sister. Mr. City cemetery. Serving as pall­ Cedar Keys, and Melvin Booth of Hartford. Ala., Mrs. Willard bearers were C. T. Hendricks, High Springs; three sisters, Mrs. Wright of Trilby, and Mrs. Annie and Mrs. George Selby, and son, Johnnie Hemphill; W. C. Kight, Ethel Hightower of Salem, Mrs. Ceil Bryan of Bowling Green; George Selby Jr., o f SL Peters­ burg. Otil Nall, J. L. Aughtman, and Mallnda Kline and Mrs. Eloy Hol­ two brothers, Jimmi* H. Hutto Robert DeVane. ton ot High Springs; and eight o f Columbia, S. C., and George Funeral arrangements were in grandchildren. C. Hutto of Columbus, Ga.; two charge of Coleman and Ferguson sisters. Mrs. Pearl Daughtry of com pany. CLEVELAND A- HUTTO Webster and Mrs. Maud Younger I Hugh Embry Cleveland Alexander Hutto, 69, of Miami; 26 grandchildren; and HENRY HARVEY BbNFBOE died Friday at his home near three great-grandchildren. t Henry Harvey Renfroe, - 73, Trilby where he had been living member of a pioneer Pasco Coun­ for a year. Previously he had CAMD or THANKS' ty family, died December 30 at been engaged in farming for 22 his home in Zephyrhills after a years in Webster. W e wish to express our sin­ long illness. Bom in Blackshear, A native of Henry County, cere thanks and appreciation to Fierce'county, Ga., September 25, Ala., where he was bom March 2, all our friends for their kind 1880, he moved to Pasco county 1884, the son o f Charles and deeds, and sympathies during our with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Sarah Stokes Hutto, he h a d recent bereavement and loss of J. p. Renfroe, In early life and lived in Geneva county before our loved one. lived near Richland. moving to Florida. He was a —Mrs. L. J. Booth and family He was employed, by the At­ lantic Coast Line railroad for 50 consecutive years as superin­ tendent ot water stations before TPtfrfag in 1 9 4 5 , He was a br»th- ie r of Mrs. J. F. Hatomett off Dade City, and the lather of Henry wyrypy Renfroe jr . o f Eadticah, TSyW formerly of Dade City. . Other survivors of' the de­ ceased include his ydffi, Mrs. 42 x M FOR SINGLE DOUBLE

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<5.r£ by the Rev. C. M. Stokes of Will City; three, brothers, Marion anc ______iston. Interment was in the Dade Booth and Harvey Booth of ster,. Mrs. Kathleen M iller of ville, who also had as guests, her City cemetery. Serving as pall­ Cedar Keys, and Melvin Booth of Hartford. Ala.. Mrs. Willard brother-in-law and jslster, Mr. bearers were C. T. Hendricks, High Springs; three sisters, Mrs. Wright of Trilby, and Mrs. Annie and Mrs. George Selliy. and son, Johnnie Hemphill, W. C. Kight, Ethel Hightower o f Salem, Mrs. Ceil Bryan o f Bowling Green; George Selby Jr., of St. Peters­ Otil Nall, J. L. Aughtman, and Mallnda Kline and Mrs. Eloy Hol­ two brothers, Jimmi» H. Hutto burg. Robert DeVane. ton of High Springs; and eight o f Columbia, S. C., and George Funeral arrangements were In grandchildren. C. Hutto of Columbus, Ga.; two charge of Coleman and Ferguson sisters, Mrs. Pearl Daughtry of company. CLEVELAND A. HUTTO Webster and Mrs. Maud Younger j . Cleveland Alexander Hutto, 69, Hugh Embry o f Miami; 26 grandchildren; and HENRY HARVEY RENFROE died Friday at his homo near | Henry Harvey Renfroe, 73, Trilby where he had been living three great-grandchildren. member of a pioneer Pasco Coun­ for a year. Previously he had | Library ty family, died December 30 at been engaged in farming for 22 C A R D OJt TH AN KS his hdine in Zephyrhills after a years in Webster. We wish to express our sin­ J NEW HOURS long illness. Bom In Blackshear, A native of Henry County, cere thanks and appreciation to Pierce'county, Ga., September 25, Ala., where he was bom March 2, all our friends for their kind | 10-1 2-5 1880,- he moved to Pasco county 1884, the son of Charles and deeds, and sympathies during our with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Sarah Stokes Hutto, he had recent bereavement and loss ol | Not Open Wednesdays or J. P. Renfroe, in early life and lived in Geneva county before our loved one. i Sundays lived near Richland. moving to Florida. He was a —Mrs. L. J. Booth and family He was employed by the At­ lantic Coast Line railroad for 50 consecutive years as superin­ tendent of water stations before retiring in 1945. He was a broth­ er of Mrs. J. F. Hammett of Dade City, and the father of Henry Harvey Renfroe Jr. of Paducah, Ky., formerly of Dade City. Other survivors of the de­ ceased include his wife, Mrs. Sarah A. Renfroe of Zephyrhills; two daughters, Mrs. David M. Vestal of Zephyrhills and Miss Olive Jean Renfroe of Nashville, Tenn.; another sister, Mrs. George Roberts of Tarpon Springs; one brother, J. C. Ren­ froe of Zephyrhills; and two grandchildren, David C. Vestal and Maryann Vestal o f Zephyr­ hills.

EDWARD DENNIS Edward Dennis, 80, of 2008 Giddings street, Chicago, who had been here during most of the past six years, died December 30 OFF. . . To A Good Start at 4 ajn. A retired railroad office clerk, he was a member of the Berry Memorial Methodist church in Chicago and the Knights of Pyth­ ias of that city. He is survived by one sister, By Using Mrs. Florence Swick of Los An­ geles. The body was shipped to Chi­ cago for services and interment in Rose Hill cemetery. Coleman and Ferguson funeral J home was in charge of arrange­ ments here. THOMAS WILLIAM LECROY SINCLAIR Thomas William Lecroy, 67, a resident here for the past year, died at the Dade City Hospital and Clinic on Monday morning at o’clock. A former resident of Tavsfres, he was a native of Coosa Coun­ POWER ty, Ala., where he was bom Oc­ tober 31, 1886, the son of Lafay­ ette and Mollie Pitts Lecroy. He was a member of the Baptist church. The body was shipped Monday night to Sylacauga, Ala., for services and interment in M‘t. Pleasant cemetery. Coleman, and Ferguson company was in charge o f arrangements' here. The deceased is survived by his EXTRA DUTY wife, Mrs. Frances Lecroy; three sons, Joe Lecroy of Dade =Clty, T. Lecroy o t Washington. D. C., and CpL James F. Lecroy, UTS. Army; one daughter, Mrs. Eftaore 'Keller o f' Monterey, MOTOR OIL two sisters, M*s, A..-J. Dan* jitfls '6 f Talladegaij'Ate. and Mrs. .^ F O in Smith o f Ctoodwator, Ala.; Bro grand^dren. ■ ■■