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AN « D »lM « fT DAILY NVWVAPB EfUbbhed 1900 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1957 United Pres* Leased Wirt Gromyko Named USSR'S New Foreign Minister 4-Day Waterfront Will Strike Enters Replace Shepilov Critical Phase MOSCOW tUP»— Andrei Gro NEW YORK fUP) — The Eait myko has been appointed Rnesn'i Coast'i four-day waterfront itriko foreign minister, replacing Dnt.'r entered a critical phase today with Shepilov, It was announced today shippers and longshoremen Hag Shepilov had served In the |o,i BlUlLEY ODIIAM EMCEES TIIE INFORMAL program at last nights banqnet at the Mayfair Inn gling over fine print details of a 1 only nine months, marked br un ■ honoring Rood Board numbers. Road Department staff members, and Ihelr stives. (I«ft tn right) are rew contract. rest In rolanri and armed rovoiu tfllbir Jones, Road Board Chairman, Mrs. Jones, Bralley Odham and Mrs. Odbam, and Chairman Optimism over quick aettleraent lion in Hungary. W the Board of County Commissioners Fred Dyson. (Staff Photo) of the walkout that has crippled shipping from Maine to Virginia Tho action was taken foltowini evaporated Thursday tight when secret meetings of Ihe Soviet Com the International longshorem en’ s ntunU: Party central coirnnHtri Union Ind. failed to roach agree Wednesday and Thursday. ment on the shippers "flnsl" offer. Shepilov, 31. former editor of tin State Road Board Is The independent union's wage Communist Tgrty organ Pravda scale committee which represents replaced V. M. Molotov only laat 43,000 striking stevedores said It June. The new foreign ministet would continue discussion ot the was fi-st deputy to both men. unsettled Issue* today. Shepilov now becomes one of tha Asked To Support "Within Kissing Distance’ eight secretaries of the centra, committee under Nikita S. Khrui Before the wage scale commit hclcv. tee recessed the meeting shortly ROAD HOARD CHAIRMANIN Wit.Hint JONHS spoke briefly at a banquet last night alien at the Mayfair Inn In honor of the State Road Department and visiting members of Its staff. (Left to right) Robert Moore had said the ship The official Tass nows agency Airs. Richard Ifolticlaw, Mayor David fiatchel, Mrs. (ialchel, Jones, and Mrs. Jours,Jones. In the fore- announcement of Shepilov a re pers and longshoremen were ground Is Voile A. kVIllllami Jr. (Staff Photo) Gas Tax Addition M within kissing distances.’ * tnoval gave no reason for tha sud Mrs den government change. It saU ‘ ThuThe StatAState i HoadMa<1 noirtiBoard yesterV#ltar«. un'mwa’ro enmlnwcoming I toa rnnlltnrealize itsin L*Flori "If there Is oo settlement to only that he was "released" It night, wo arc very apt to find our day received an appeal for aup- da that we're going to bate to connection with a transfer to oth selves in a deadlocked situation/ port in the adding of an addition work together to solve our pro er work. 3 Groups Discuss blems." Moore said. Million Will Be Sought al cent tax on gasoline. $ 3 Shepilov’ s last major ta«k aa Hall made the statement as the St#lng Ilell, Executive Sec foreign minister was hla foreign Road Board, the County Commis retary o f the Florida Municipal policy teport to the Supreme M /lc t 6)de Problems sioner* Association, and the asso Statewide Hunt Association, said “ More and more For Renovations At SNAS last week. It wai then (hat he ciation of ilunlcipullties sat down launched the new Soviet ' hands The llureuu of Aeronautics will Admiral W. L. Reeves. together to discus* changes In the Underway For 3 o fp doctrine for the Middle East, he asked to provide the Sanford Admiral Reeves vlslftd the lo road code und a possible solution generally Interpreted as kioscwr'r Right-Of-Way, Naval Air Station with approxi cal Navy installation yesterday Past Commanders, for gatting more fund* for the Escaped Convicts counter to the Elsenhower doc mately three million dollars im with his staff to determine in “ Wo would like to aeo eliminat purchase of right* of way and FORT MYER& W— A state-j Top News trine. Charter Members mediately for the renovation of what manner he could help the ed from the Road Code everything moving utilities. wide manhunt was under way to Tbe makeup came aa a complete its present facilities and to build Naval Air ISatlon increase Hs fact but primary and secondary roads,” “When it comes to roads, day for three young convicts—^1-' surprise to Moscow observers whe Night Set Monday additional fucilitr*. lltles for Jet support. Wilbur Jones, chairman of the bridges and right* o f way—whe rinding n convicted killer fromj In Brief recalled the starring role played Past Commanders and Charter The decision was reached yes During tho meeting, it was State Road Board told a group ther they are in the municipality Miami— who escaped from the! by Shepilov at tha meeting. Members night will be celebrated WASHINGTON .UP) — Israeli terday during a visit to the Son especially stressed that the San- ols county commissioners yester- or in the county. It la impossible road camp at Fort Myers. Shepljov had txwn regarded ai Monday night at the Campbell- Ambassador Abba Khan plans to ford Naval Air Station by Vice ford Naval Air Station, In spite A™ as d isu n io n s were opened on to keep them apart," said Unit. Prison guards, sheriff's drput-1 the leading Communist spokasmaa tho controversial Bd-fuot ir.ht of- Losslng Post 33, American Le day to inform Secretary of State of all the present jiublioitr and Hall explained thnt he was rjs- A yuul state highveny patrolmen discussion, was “certainly not gb- »n foreign policy-ertn.before h« sray and other changes In the gion, according to.Lynn Lyon, John Foster Dulles of his na P o,t Commander ' ' . !)Is s u n '«:hints.'-a ,'n e« • -<»’ 4he seft-rh In the area of ing tu lesve Hanford for iwveral was named lo replace Molotv or eode. tion’s partial acceptance of Dul 4-Month-Old Girl June >4, 1034. It is expected that a number of his association would not meet Si the hrenl.. a thickly-wooded, deso years to come." Tho Sanford meeting has set turn past commanders of the post will until next week In Jacksonville to late region covered with palm*tto les’ proposal for the withdrawal Not only did Admirul Reeves That was the day before Prasl precedents. It was the first lime Shot In Outbreak be on hand to be honoted during formulate its plan* fur legist)* 1 underbrush nnJ creeks. Blood- of Israeli troop* frm Egypt. offer his help for obtaining these dent Tito of Yogoslavla arrive:, that three groups have sat down the special meeting. live action. hounds worn used to aid the facilities hut he also said that ho triumphantly in Moscow to sea' together to discuss mutual pro- Of Strike Violence Two guests of the local post will “ Different counties have acted trackers. Egypt hinted today that insist would give hi* full support in what was then regarded as major blems— tha noad Board, County PRINCETON, Ind. (U P )-S la lc be Jack Rudnick, sixth District in different ways with municipali helping the Sanford Naval Air teapprochement between Moscow Commissioners, and Munlrlpali- The trio broke out of the camp ence on the Dulles plan to gat police and crime lechnlction* to Historian and Carolyn M. Frld ties he said, “generally speaking Thursday after feinlng Illness to Israeli troops out of Egypt might Station get an mlditional four and Relgrade after eight years tn ,k s - I sixth District Child Welfare Chair- funds have been so limited that day stttrited two spent h'^lets and discord. get admitted to the infirmary. Jeopardize King Sand's clfor's to p ca.r'i' lilgfc as key du et In the million dollars to bo directed o Another precedent cainc in that I miln< , they have limited their thinking." Since then, Tito's relations will There they pryed open a door and explain the Eisenhower Doctrine shooting of a four month girl in an he put into the same program. InTs months meeting is the second I preceding the special meeting “Three are over 30 cities in the Soviet Union again havo be fled to thick underbrush behlnj to other Arab rulers later this apparent outbreak of strik? vio in the history of the protent board ^ ere will be a steak supper start- Florida, und regardless of their come strained, Egypt nationalized tha building. month lence. which has been held outside of ing at 7 o'clock wrh.'n charcoal site, rule* promulgated will hove tho Suez Canal, war erupted in tha Meanwhile, little Julia Ann Rus U. S. Population Tailahassce. One other meeting broiled T-B-inc steaks will he to apply to all," commented the Middle East, revolution wraekec sell hovered near death it a near was held in Clearwntcr. served. executive director of the munici Hungary and Poland threw off Its by Evansville, Ind., hospital. Doe- Now 170 Million Representatives of the County The post commander today vrg- Governor, Benson Truman Pondering Stalinist leadership. pal association. tors said she had Improved slight- WASHINGTON (U P )—The popu Commissioners Association and of ed all members to make their re “ The last thing people want Iv hut was still partially paralyred lalinn of the United States, grow Tills also was the period of a the Florida Municipal Association servation* immediately with Studying Florida Invitation To Visit , are morn tuxes— hot in the final from a bullet that passed through ink by unprecedented numbers, hit complete reappraisal of United attended the Mayfair Ino meeting George DcMatlio at 9119 or Harry analysis, the purchase of right of her brain. the 110 million mark today. States policy in the Middle East to discuss the road coda problems Russell at til. However, the re Greece, Turkey (Continued on Page 4) Citrus Problems (Police dug Iwu of seven bullets l*he t ensus Bureau, which estl- and the launching of the Elsenhow and ways and means >f procuring servations must be made by t WASHINGTON if - Fortner WINTER HAVEN T I’ roh- fired into the trailer home nl her matrd the total, said the rale of er Doctrine. p|Uitional funds for rights of ways. o’clock Monday, he said. lem* hescttlng the Florida citrus President Truman i« considering parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rus-1 growth will continue tn rise rapid The adjutant of the local Am eri Ross Stanton, ^ sid e n t enginoei industry >vt “top level" study to nn Informal Invitation to visit sell, of m-arby Oakland City. Ind . 11>'- The largest Increase* In recent can Legion Post reported In Ihi* ii .serve for the hoard, said ” ln preparing day ns Secretary of Agriculture Greece and Turkey early next from the wall of a home near Ihe years have been In live school and week’s '*Post Scripts," Legion Lake Mar/ Boy's the original road code they just Kxr* T aft Henson jtiins Gov. t.e- month, it was learned today. trailer yesterday. A cartridge was i Pr<‘-school ngr groups paper, (hat 303 1957 membership To Sponsor took everything with the name In Roy Collins In nn Informal dis President Elsenhower hn» warm found In Ihe street in front of the The 170 million estimated was cards have been issued to date. Cow Places Third it and put it in. Shrimp Boil cussion at the Florida Citni* Ex ly endorsed the idea of such a trail<*r. 1 noted on a huge electric chart in "W hat I am suggejtimc," he position. visit. Both Russell and his wife warn I Ihe lobby of Ihe Commerce Do said, "is that we take everything The Fleet Reserve Assn is spon In Beef Show Agriculture Commissioner Na 31 r. Truman has been asked bT - employed at the Potter & Brum-1 partment building. The chart slg- out that pertains to county roads False Alarm! soring at shrimp boil March I, the two nations whether he would ficM c |fCtri(.a| ^ ta y pIant where nala n birth every 8 minutes, a Carl flhdtHings, a 4AI boy from than Mnyo will also he on handi 'leauford'i — which will Include the Gufoot The Sanford Fire Department from 8-12 p.m. at the Naval Air attend ceremonies Commennrat- lni.m|M.„ „f the AFL-L'IO Inter-1 eleralh every 21 seconds and the ^ for tho press ronferencu-type din-! hi* three-year-dd controversy." received a call for an rxplosion | Station. ing Ihe loth anniversary of his lia,imin| Association of Machinist, arrival of an immigrant every 2 Jtantnn also proposed n<«\v de and fire nl the City Hall last night The event will benefit the as- cussion at |;30 p. m. Among the Shorthorn cow, to a red placing it problems expected to come up nivi historic Truman Doctrine, under hron nn strike since last Nuv. I minute. Every 12 seconds, one i finition* for both primary and After tlioy arrived It was found j »uciat|on’» building fund and tic- which U. S aid was given G reco
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CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHI'RCR r a n i a f t u i a i t a m RBENEXER METHODIST ' C. G . fw aggtfty Pa>tor OVICM CHURCH ___ I L Oafi suaday school to a re. CMrea Bright a today School t t * a m Morals# Woraklp Senlc# U a.re Ref. Albert B. Farrier Pastor Sunday School lo are. Cltfford U m m t •<*»a»a utao i s PREB HRTHODltt CHURCH Traireag Union 9:15 pm E. Johnson, lUparlatandent Ivosiai Service* ?:•* pre Laurel Avo at i d SI Preaching Service 11 a.m. Wndaetday Pray* Service ts* Sunday School t:4t a.a, MYF 3 p.m. Moraiag Worship it: 43 are. Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:43 F. M. Y TIM p. a. pre. Evening BvangriJitia L43 p.m. ftiiiiin flATtm CHtacfl Wednesday night prayer and THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY gratia sort let 7:10 pm. ALLIANCE CHUB CM C o m Sermon by the pastor. Park A VC. * t««h SL Evening Worahlp Service 7:30 Sunday futor ebarloo W, Kan II Jf« p.m Sorreou by the porter. Btindiy morning serVMaa: Suaday Sebool 9:45 are Prayer Mtetlng Wadaeediy TtM Worship 19-40 a.m 10 an- Sunday School EvenlaR 7(45 p.m. U SB. Horalna Worship Youtk Pillow»hJp »:3U pm today ovoatag aarvMae: Wadaaaday 1:11 p. m. Training Union Chapel Chair Rakaaraal 7 pre. 7:10 pre. Kvoalaa Worahlt Rlbl# Study aad Prayer 1 pre. Wednesday 111* f -* ‘ PftyOf suaday School iO:tr___ Thuradip ■noting HeUataa Hatting UiM am Cherub Choir Bokoaml 9:19 open Air (Ittari Mattlagl I.M Carol Choir Rehearsal 7:00 pre. The Ladle#* Mlaeteoary Society l a N M l M vi-U 7ill pre rah at natvatlM Maetlag f:M pm. naata far Lunch aad prayer Thow words do come from me - Rot. an the Ind Tuoeday of oach today school *•*»*•» cerpcodat* liM fm Worahlp 111. m. And they have sometimes been quo Morsta| Worship U are- Band Practice 4:M p.B. builnea* and prayer ua tho 4th Xia*a Cvaugallatk party oviry fiM pm Tuoeday of each mouth at S:M night except Saturday ItanRy to justify a mans is c k oi Prayer aid Biblo Study Wodao* Prayer Maetlag 7:30 p m V friendly church for the whole day as ti4» p.ai. family.” the welfare of others. ••Corea to WoriUp, go to aervo.” OfimAiy (Street Meetlag) list SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY When we quote Scripture we r roarai aural. UPBALA COMMUNITY ADVENTIST CHURCH be careful WHOM we are quoting! PRISBYTBRIAN CHURCH Sereitk SL and E1b Are. Rev- C. C. White Mluioior Paator A. C. McClure lao. Oaorfo R. CaiRoa, HlakUr Mr*. Clover Marre PUalet Sabbath School Saturday t * Cain, the first murderer, g:«S a.m. Suaday School Mrs, Patricia Summerlin Aset 9:30 are. ptaaiot Uioo a.re. Won hip arnica Worahlp Sarviea U a.m. lilt pm Worahlp gorrtco tieaega Peaatd. Aaat gape of Church School Prayer Meeting Wedaeaday Church School io * .* . 7:30 pre. SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST Worahlp a *.*. CHURCH Evening Worahlp «:30 p. m. LAME MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH Xaat 27th St At Park At*. “ Everybody Invited to atUad Tho and *f yeur March our aervlcei.'* Paitor, B. G. Brown quences ot nia A Church With A Friendly Wei- For a friendly Charch. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Gerald B. Prko Poatar Three mtlee west of Sanford *a o f responsible Paotar Milton U. Wyatt come Each us is MUtoa Hiciiahothare SA. Super* ESacatlaaal Director Rachel Boa- first street, (hen right at Monroe welfare. That is the i •hr Corner. brother’s Sunday Biblo School 10 are 9:41 are. Church School “ Not foraaklng the assembling of Proachiag l l * - » is a p p e a rin g Claaoe* for all age*. ourselves togather, as the manner son this feature Biblo Study 7 pre 11 a.m. “Work- of some la; but exhorting one an XvaageUatio Preaching 7:45 p .o Broadcast over WTRR other: and io much the more, Prayer Meeting (Wod.) 7:45 pre. newspaper. • p. m. MYF aa ye see the day approaching." Itloala— IF PromlllenUl “ For The Crown” Hah. 10:23 You Are Woleomo You and your famuy 0 7:13 Organ Veipcri Sunday School—10 a. tn. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Broadcait over W.T.R.R. Morning Wonhlp—11 a. m. Ray. 1. W. Parhare. Farter •:10 p.m. Fellowihlp for young Training Uniion—«:30 p. m. itual resources our chui THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . Cor. Peortoeath SC, Oak Are. people. Evening Worship— 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday night whichever Christian coi ALL FOR THE CHURCH Sunday School »:4I are. LAKE MART BAPTIST Moraiag Worahlp ServUo U:B -7 :3 0 p. m. CHAPEL select there are waiting Tho Church U the greatest factor on earth tor A.B. Lake Mary. ria. tho building of character and good dtlseashlp. Traiaiaa Ualon 1:15 p.m. It’a a Pa*tor — Hot. W. A. EUeaweed WEST SIDE MISSIONARY It Is a storehoueo of spiritual value*. Without a family affair. manyBienandwvmenai Evening Worahlp 7:99 pre. Sunday Sebool t:«S a.m. BAPTIST CHURCH strong Church, nslthsr democracy nor dvUtnation Storeing Woriblp 11 are. Corner o f West Fifth and Holly whose faith has taught t can survive. Thsro are four sound reasons why •‘Cemo thou with ua aad we will Training Union 6:30 p.m. “ WELCOMES YOU” •very parson should attend services regularly and support tho Church. They are: (I) Fo* his do the* good.* Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Pastor Wm. L. Stepehns Prayer Mooting Wed. 7:30 p.m Associate B. 1). Creiglow cern for their brothers own sals (2) Tor hie children's sake. (!) For tho SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER Sunday School 10 a.m. ■ale ol his community and nation. (4) For tho PAOLA WESLEYAN tak* ol tho Church itsoll, which nsodo his moral Rot. L. F. Taahtr, Paitor Morning Worship tla .m. METHODIST CHURCH and material support. Plan to go to church regu Sunday School 10 a re. Bible Study 7 p. m. • Mile* Weet on RL 41 larly and read your Bible daily. Morning Worahlp 11 a.re. Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Evening Servlc* . 7:43 p. m. Evening EvangiUatl* Serrico Morning W onhlp 10:43 «.m. Mid week Service Wednesday Dev B____ o o k C h g p tg f V,,M, 7:13 p. m. Sunday...... G t nCent g t i t til 4 MS 7:45 pre. W'etleyan Youth 9:43 p.m. Mtndaf...... MaltlM a l t h a * 29 :< ■ » Weokly S crrlctt: Evening Worship 7:30 p.ra. “ A GOING CHURCH FOR Tuttday...... UkiL o b e 4 IC-SO 1 C o n n t h U n t t MS Tueiday and Thursday 7:45 Wednrtday Trayor Meeting 7:30 A COMING LORO” Thursday...... JamasJ a m a a 1 l i s t p.re. p.m. COME AND SEE THERE Friday ...... I 1 * J o h n 1 l - l * Saturday...... t J o h n 4 t e s t Regula Saturday Mornixu Everyone Welcome IS A REASON! Broadcatt over VTTRR 10:U Rov. Cocil W. Shaffer CHURCH OF GOD LUTHERAN CHURCH Rov. IL W. Ilenderaea, Paitor OF THE REDEEMER French Av*. end 72nd SL Additional M3 W. 23th Place Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Phono ITU s#rvic# 7:30 pm. Tho Rev. Phillip Schlossmann Mid-Week Service Tueiday 7 30 Church News pan. This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval Patter Sunday School 9:15 a.m Young People Service Thur* day 7:30 p.m. On Page 3 of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-op*eration of these Well- Stbla Clan t:15 a.re Service 10:30 i.m. “ Prayer Far The Day'* phono 1929 known Business Establishments: FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SCIENTIST. t0« E. Reread St. invite.s you to attend .MRS. APPLEBY’S FLORIDA STATE BANK BERRY’S WAREHOUSE SANFORD ATLANTIC Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. RESTAURANTS of Stanford FURNITURE CO. NATIONAL BANK Sunday School 11:00 am “CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS” WEEK Wednesday Evening Meeting* 1:00 pm Feb. 17 through Feb. 24 Lett Sermon—“ Soul'* SANFORD LINOLEUM BOTELER WHOLESALE BOYD . WALLACE Reading Room located la Foyer of Sunday Services: 8:45 A. M., 11 A. M. & TILE COMPANY HAROLD II. KASTNKR CO. Church Building open to public CONFECTIONERY MUTUAL INSURANCE 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tueiday* and Thursday a. and 7:30 P. M* A cordial Invitation ts extended McRANEY • SMITH Week night nervicea; 7:30 P. ,M. W. W. HORNE WILSON . MAIER to all to attend our aorvlcta and PAINT & CLASS CO. BROWN* S AMOCO SERVICE uia tbo Reading Room. IRL'CK BROKERAGE CO. INC Nursery at all the services FURNITURE CO. C. D. Brown ST. LUKE'h LUTHERAN In Slavla (Near Oviedo) ' Rev. Stephen M. Tuby Pastor SENKARIK GLASS & AMERICAN OIL CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY Morning Worahlp 1:23 a.m. R E I M A N N PAINT CO. M. S. Strickland, Contractor J. C. Dnvii, Consigns# Radio Mitalon Broadcast at 9:30 CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH a. m. over WUIIZ (740 ke) Sunday School 9:00 a. m.—for all GENE'S ago group*. NICHOLSC.N BUICK CO. Christian Day School — Monday SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS IUTZ THE AIRE HUNTS TUXEDO through Friday 9:00 a.re. — (All FEED STORE olnmentary grades and kinder* garten.) SHERWOOD TRACTOR CO. R. L. HARVEY PLUMBING CHURCH UP JESUS CHRIST NEIII BOTTLING COMPANY BHISSON FUNERAL HOME OF LATTER DAY SAINTS A. C. I’itta Branch rrealdeat City Hall CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. THE MAYFAIR INN Sunday School *o are. PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO, Sacrament Meeting j p.m.
EIDER Sl’HINUg BAPTIST CHAPEL Elder Springe SM ITH ’S SNAPPLV TURTLE HOLDER MOTOR SALES ROY WALL PLUMBING WADES SUPREX MARKET Sponsored h- *lrst Baptist Church Sanford. Fla. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. W. O Staasell, Superintendent Kirby Rogers Dr. W. G. Stacener SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. SANFORD ALTO PARTS Preaching 11:00 a m WARNER’S GULF SERVICE Dr. H. II Marti* Preecher Song Leader Preacher Evening Service 7:30 p. m PAOLA CHURCH Oh CHRIST STINE MACHINE i SUPPLY CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO Lord's Day: Bible Study at to a.m WHEELER FERTILIZE! CO. Woriblp Service u or « m WELCOME Preaching Service «;|o p. R , Everyuuo Welcome I
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■JJTE SANFOKP HKKALP Additional TMME BLONDE Church News DIED DANCING CtllRCH OF THE NAZARENE •by KELLEY ROOS ‘'Sanford's Singing Church’* From tbs Dodd. Mead A Cs anwsL OoayrtfM e tart by Willlon w l Audrey Krlkr Second St. and Maple Ave., West Dlfdibulra br Kin* rtiturtf amdlcsto R. It. Spear Jr., pastor a v x o m a There waa a loud knock on our through Anita's final lesson from Sunday School 9:43 a m . Coenls IUMud's bu«Usaa oa with nuu in the line ot duty. He seven u'rlock leason tonight, FIRST BAPTIST CtllRIH ins door, sad tnsr Ktets leatea cua- aia satcra tha rtx n unnulHtd to hat* was employed by Uie New York Wednesday. Ile'a going to say OF GENEVA ta enmuffin* attul lot Ms hlond* City Police. Hr was a lieutenant his ifiMin waa at tom* othsr (Midst. Waits music is still plasm* Jack L. Stewart Pastor i - and th# tfarher is tpraalad oa tha in Hunucide. time. Therefore, we will get tw o Sunday School 10 a. m. Boor—shot drad la lift uaad Is a He w aj alone, he explained to guy* both claiming th* tarns, paper silhoueitt at herteir with a Steve, because his partner waa Morning Service 11 a m. asad:t ihromb it. Cornu* tooka la time. One of them is the mur-« busy elsewhere. It seemed there Evening Service raia for snotber dom that the mur- derer. It won't be hard lo figure dftsr tftuid hate u*e.| she crabs Ut* had been a murder Uua evening out which is." Training Union A 30 p m. sllhoiifltf and th* tppoinlnteal bouk at the Crraccnt School of Danc at the unattended reunion drtk and "This." I said, "Is going tolo bo, Preaching 7:30 p ra. ing and a rather curtoui aspect head* tor home When th* a***- an easy vase to solve. Isn't tt?"l Wed. Prayer Servico 7:30 p.m.) paper* appear with the sloer o» tbs of the case made It advisable (or murder, ther eeteal that tha Waltter "You sound a little disappointmint-' the team of Bolling and Hankuu •ho had the J pm appomtmtnt with ed. Mr* Barton.’* > FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH th* rtaarln* tevher it belo* touch! to split up temporarily. br lb* police. <4 31* Park Ave. Now be waa speaking to me. Steve said quickly, "What are these names on tha side h ers?" (A Southern Baptist Church) “ Mr*. Barton, 1 remember you CHAPTER 3 'Totlry, Grant. Culligan. They W. P. Brooks Jr. Pastor Ctcve shook bis head, signifying bcuiZ a brunette." "Those were the days," 1 said were out when I tried to reach Fred It. Sisher Associate Pastor it waa empty of an explana them. t'U get them la the morn- tion. ‘The hell with the silhou wuuuUy. Kirby Roger* Director o f Music "Y ou make a fine blonde, Mra. ing. Now. Barton. trll me. Wher* Mrs. Marvin Milam Organisti ette," he said. "How waa she shall I put. your name? When killed T She wasn't dona in by a Baiton. 1 don t recall ever seeing Morning Worship 8:13 a.m.j did you take your . , ." death ray. She wasn’t poisoned a blonder blonde." Sunday School 9.13 a.m.i ‘T h u man 1 have does good I interrupted the Lieutenant through the mad. She waao t bit 8omehow I waa going to keep Morning Worship 11 a.m. work, lie's very sincere. Won t ten by a snake lint crawteW out Steve from answering that ques Training Union if. 16 p.m. of the woodwork. According to you ait down. Lieutenant?" "In a minute." tion. I wasn’t going to let him Evening Worship 7:30 p.m., you and the newspaper, aha w be one of the two guys wfco shot to death." He went to our phone and Wednesday Service 7:30 a.m. called hi* precinct station. II* claimed the tame time. 1 said, (Nursery for all services) I "At close range. Even I could "Steve, had you actually started tee that" waa anxious to have hia partner, ( Earphone* for hard of hearing) taking lessons? I mean, had you “ So she waa shot by someone HanJuna, and another colleague WELCOME named Lewine know that he was been assigned a tim e?" in the room with her." "Sura he had," Bolling said. . "But. Steve . . ." at tha Barton's When they He waa looking at me as though FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH "Tea." he said, T know I No called at eleven to report, they I were a dumb blonde. "H e's "Wher* You Are Never A body waa in the room with her were to call here, ft waa now a lull* after ten-thirty. Thu waa paid for nine lesson* already. Stranger Hut Once" but me! Let's stop proving I How come you didn’t know that. killed her!" going to bs a long, nervous half 1697 Sanford Ave. Mr*. Barton?" "The murderer's already done hour (or me and the Waltacr. Perry I.. Stone, Minister "Easily. I didn't even know that. Steve, do you think you The Lieutenant moved into the Sunday School, 9:15 a. m. Karl love scat nearcat him. He said, Bteva was taking dancing lea- should gu to the police 7 I mean, son*." Evans, Sup't. before they come to you?" "W hat's coma over the Barton Morning Worahia, it o'clock, with "1 don't know. I've got to family? The missus a blond* all "1 waa learning to dance U Communion and preaching. The think about It" ot a sudden, tha mister taking surprise me, too," Bolling said. nursery will be open. The main "You have aome friend* on the dancing lessons.1 "H you learned to dance you'd • parking lot is south o f the vane* Homicide Squad. Nobody who "We were in a rut," Btcve said. surprse me, too," Bolling said. “ I wish vou stIU were," Uoll "Now, Barton, what time . . ," nary. knows you could believe you're a ing said. "Barton, don't you know "How about a glass of beer?" Christian Youth Fellowship. 8:30' murderer." “Connie, don't be an ever-lovtng better than to take lessons from a Steve said. "Cool, s p a r k l i n g p.m. wde. Everybody who ever com teacher who's going to get her' beer." Evening Worship, 7:30. Sermon | mitted a murder sui prised the self murdered?" ".Sure, I'U have a beer." by the pastor. daylight* out of hi* friend*." "How," I asked, "did yuu know Steve hurried Into the kitchen. The public is invited. A special "Yea," I said helplessly, "but If that? t mean . . . we read in the Bulling looked at bla watch. Ila invitatiou is extended to nrwcom-| we explained everything to the paper that th* register had been said, "Hankins and Lewine should •r*. Navy fnmilies, winter re police , . . wouldn't it look bet stolen." be calling soon. They're out ter?" "Yeah, tha killer atole th* checking the Iraaon tlmea o f Mtaa sidents, and other seeking a re register all right But the book Farrell's other students. With any gular place of worship in San "Everything? Even tell them you stole the appointment regis keeping department had all the luck we might clear this up by ford. ter? How would you explain that, students’ names. And w* boiled morning. Thank God the killer Connie?" the list down to Anita Farrell's waa stupid enough to steal tha FIRST PRESBYTERIAN "Why. I . . pupils by having the othrr teach- register." CHURCH "You wouldn't have to explain era sllmlnato their*." "Maybe be wasn't atnpfcV Oak Av*. and Third St. It. They'd know. Baby, you atole Stev# said, "Tou'va been busy, said. "Maybe be Just loot bla Tlie R»*v. A. (5. Mclnnls, Minister It becaua* you were afraid I had haven't you?" head." Mr*. George Touhy, Director of killed Anita." “ We got right to work." "Well. It waa a break for aa. He took a sheet of paper from R mean* Ilia killer haa to Music and Organist "No! No, I got panicky, that's hi* pocket spread it out on the last student . . . the fellow Miss Katherine Brown. D.C.B. all . . .** "If you told the copa the truth colfco table. It waa Anita Far tng to waits. Nobody etna H:45 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP you'd prove to them I killed her. rell's teaching schedule. It was steal the register." Anthem Junior Choir if you Hot to them, they'd know blocked orf Into neat squares. The Sermon— “Th® Understanding It . . . and that would prova it to vertical columns were labelled Why shook! Connie wm*t ta 1 Life”—Mr. Jfclnnts them, too." Monday through Saturday. The rs-tW i tha dance school? She 9:45 a.m. Sunday School "Let's not go to th* copa. Lel'a horizontal columns were marked does, without aa appoint 10:30 a.m. Session meets for| forget I ever mentioned IL" with th* hour* from 2 p. m. tomorrow ta Chapter 8. prayer in the Session Room II n.m, MORNING WORSHIP 9:15 Family Service and Church Tuesday — Holy Communion 10 a ra. Junior Choir Rehearsal Anthem "Fear Not, | am with School . , 7:30 a.m. 3:43 p.m. Thee” — Foster l ’ hnnc*l Choir 7 p m. YPSL Wednesday — Holy Communion Saturday — Sacrament of Finance with solo by Mrs. Charles Wilke II a.m Morning Prayer and Ser 10 a.m. Senior Choir Rehearsal — S-8 p.m. Anthem "O I-ord o f Life., To mon 7:30 p.m. Tuesday — Men’s Club Suppor — Thee Wc Lift" Gladdon Chancel Services Ihrough lh« week- , Thuriday — Holy Communion 8:30 p.m. Choir Sermon — “ The Understanding Life" Mr. Mclnnt* Nurseries for children under three, and three to six, every Sunday morning during the worship hour*, 8:46 a. m and 11 a.in. 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship Sermon Mr. McfnnU
TH E. LITTLE BROWN CHURCII ON TIIE llll.l. (Congregational) Corner Park Ave. and 24th St. J. Bernard Root, Minister Fred Ensniinger, Associate Sunday School 9.43 a m. Morning Worship II a m. Sermon: "Looking up."
ART- lloly Cross Episcopal Church Cor. Park A 4th St. the Rev. John W. lliom as, Rector 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist Legal Notice
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Ilnlirr* K ?f K#0 I COPT OF FICTITN»f’H S\\IK. . NOTICK Id IfKIlKttr OIVKN |ih#i | #in * .it4i8 i « L i i J r i n ! E ~ J v Ii R t r " i 1 ■ \+Wr- _____ -+M •v* v ^ 3 y i* V - •- ><• c-*' ^ jV v jv ‘ y?r'Ty;•£? _ tj - wfcv.Ti;|J« );.'< W1J8g£$g|&$V. ; **»•; SHS Cagers To Play Hospital Notes ‘Kids Krusode’ , : (treat Ability, Character Come In ElkYBeritfit FF.B. t l Starts At Church \dmi*«ion« A series of evangelistic meet Betty O'Connor (Sanford) Game Tuesday ings designed especially for boy« . Diana Smeddcrg (Osteen) From Long Disciplinary Training Dearer Cordell, chairman of Catherine Lloyd (SanfordI and girl* are currently being held Sanford Elks’ Basketball Commit Richard Cur»y (Sanford) at the Asaembly of God Church. tee, onnoancod thle morning that Much o f lho juvenile and adult dalinquen- bottom. It requires effort and discipline to There** Bahret (Sanford) 12th and LaursI here In Sanford cj la tha world today la dua to two things— Seminole High School would par- Birth* climb upward. If the beginner in music took tfcfpato in « benefit basketball The meeting* began Sunday Fe <* substitution of desire for dlielpline and psy- Baby Girl Ingram the path of least resistance he would play Tueedar night at I o’clock to be Discharges 10 and will continue through Feh _V$hology for religion. simple eaiy pieces and never become a great played fa the local high school Geneva Hornsby (Sanford) 24 at 7:10 nightly except Satur rr™. artist. If firmness and discipline are called Bolethea Joe (Titusville) day. When children are allowed to do what Hie Semlnolo* will face ’ tough’ Into play in the practice of eaerclses and Baby Girl Thomas (Sanford) “ Kid* Kru«ade", a* the mast 4 they want to do instead of being inapired by New Smyrna Beach for the event, Rosa Lee Silas and baby boy scales over a long period of time, he may ing* are called, are being conduct Ideals, led by example, and, where necessary, which ia the third game of an (Sanford) become a virtuoso. annuel event to stimulate inter ed by th* Stevens Evangelistic ' by loving and firm discipline, to do what Johnny Cobb (Oviedo) Great ability, great character and great act fai Seminole High School’* Sybil Routh (Sanford) Party o f Minneapolis, Minn, basketball activities. 't h e y ought to do, they are lean likely to over- accomplishments follow long disciplinary Carol Hollie (Sanford) i which includes the Rev. and Mrs .. come bad habits and to form new and better training. We need all the help we can get to Each team hai a victory to it* FEB. IS credit and Coach Bud Layer voic Dick Stevens and their p la n l^ ones. Tha ehfld is a bundle of primitive in- enable us to put forth the effort required to Admission* ed optimism that tha Scmlnolci Dora Lee Harper (Otlando) ; Darlene Paulk. be useful, constructive men and women. To would make a good showing for " etlnets that seek expression on the animal James Edward* (Sanford) Special features o f the meet- expect a child to reach the heights merely tha banefit occasion. level. If permitted to do as he desire* he will Wand* Higginbotham (Sanford) ing. Include the use o f a talking by following his desires, and without the Tha 8*mlnolcs are constantly r develop his personality on that plane of ex* Jim Kendall (Gainesville) 1 doll named Danny Hopkins (a aid of example and discipline lovingly sd- improving, and I believe they are Evelyn Ui.'uct (Sanford) T istenoe. On the other hand, if constrained adopting the winning attitude. It i typical American boy who i* con j by the example of those whom he admires, ministered by parents and teachers, is to ex Birth* pect the imposifble. take* a long time to convince a Baby girl Ilarprr (Orlando) tinually getting Into mischief • reinforced by long discipline where neces team that they can win If they Baby Boy Boxard (Sanford) and coming te the Steven* for Those of us who havs reached adult years want to badly enough, but I be sary, he will be helped immensely to over Discharge* help), a Mystery Cava, a giant come his primitive nature and to develop still need to discipline ourselves with all lieve the boys are beginning to 1 I Ervin Morton (Sanford) Bible, and Bible puppets. All the poise, dignity and penonality which we thp means at our command to make the coma around,” he said. associate with cultural and Chriitlan values. most of life. Psychology mobilizes the opin member* o f the party sing an| ' . It has been said that every year we are ions and wisdom of men to help us but our Church Music Baptist Chapel play musical inatrumanta. inundated with a new wave of little barbar- Christian religion brings to bear the wisdom A different presentation la AT A MEETING HELD BY the Military Order o f the Cooties, Past Will Become made each night of tha series and V -ians whom we must civilize during the next and power of God to aid our efforts to be Workshop Here Commander Michael Thomas of Seminole County Pott JM2 four years or our culture will be lost. come worthy, useful men and women. One Veterans of Foreign Wars, was elected Scant Squirrel of Red Rug Church Sundoy j the program have been prepared Monday, Tuesday Pap Tent Nine from DelAnd for the ensuing year. The meeting with the entire family in mind. may fall or fail to put forth maximum ef ALTAMONTE SPRINGS —Alfa * If one lets himself go he will slide to the wa* held at the Del .and VFW Shelter Thursday. There are only fort if he is accountable only to men, where A Church Workshop for Ih* montcb fi-^-ingi Baptist Chapel! These meetings art excitingly churches ln the Sanford area will two ether members of Use Pnp Tent from Sanford. Ernest l.avy as realizing that he muit report to God ho and Melvin Smith. (Photo by Jameson) will become a church Sunday af different," comment* the Rev. b# conducted by tha Oaneral Ex ternoon when churches of the Sou Transportation Policy is more likely to strive valiantly to achieve tension Division of Florida, Uni. Snow, and are of interest to thern Baptist Convention form a people o f ail age groups. This W • • Congress is at work, and this is a good the highest destiny within his grasp. varsity of Florid*, at the First council of recognition at the tem ' time to recall that the Republican and Ucmo- Methodist Church. Sanford, >Fch Keep These Rules porary home of the new church something I’m sura you wonT To help conquer the nnimal propensities !• and 19. 7:30 • 1:30 p m. ‘ crstle platforms, while they disagree greatly within us we need “ this saith the Lord” in the Swofford building on Alta- want to miss" The Workshop is a Training The “ Kids Knuade" meetings on most Issute. are n virtually total agree and ‘thou shalt not." If Taking Medicine Servlces for Altamonte's firtt Program for those in local church monte Ave. are open to people of all faith* ment on one: transportation policy. es who are directly responsible If HUMAN N. IUN0ISIN, M.D. denominational church scheduled and there is no charge for ad The Republican platform itates: "We for th* ministry of music. It is MOST of you probably have. 7—Close the container linme- lo begin at 2:30 pm according to mission. open to Pastors, Ministers of Mu taken medicine of one form or dlately after taking the medicine shall continue to advocate the maintenance the Rev. Paul Middleton, pastor. I Baseball sic, Choir Directors, Directors of another off and on for years. Soma medicines become weaker - nnd expansion of a trrong, efficient, private, and an invitation Is extended t o 1 building. The charter membership Christian Education. Organists, Maybe a simple cough remedy or and others stronger If left In an i* * ly owned and operated and soundly financed When will the technological and com all interested in the forming o f roll will be held open for severs! Mtmber* of Choirs'and Choruses, msyha on* of our newer sulfa open container. munications revolutions (or evolutions) he the new church. w eeks'for the benefit of late en- system of transportation that will serve the and others who have a vital Inter, drugs 8—Don't pour raedlelna back finalized in baseball? The Rev. Middleton states that rolleei. needs of our nation under regulatory policies •it in promoting and partiepat- At any rate, virtually all of you into the bottle once It has been removed. It might contaminate plans arc being laid for an im -, A full program of religious sei# I hat will enable each carrier to realize it* An good a guess as uny is that this Uto Ing in tha music program of the have had quite a bit of experience tha entire preparation. mediate erection of a new church ‘ vices now opened oi the public. inherent advantages and ita full competitive local church. taking medicine yourself or giv pian future for the national game will have ing It to your family. Dr. Jam *i R. Houghton, Pro- Tope ol Bottles » capabilities.” been completely reached by 2,000 A. D. Fundamental Rules — The Democratic platform states: “The The fans will nil be sitting at home in fassor of Church Music at Boston Yet III bet you don’t know the 9— Don’t Interchange covers or University and consultant in tops of medlctna bottles. You public and national interest require the de houses made of glass, and they will watch ten fundamental rules all of you church music to several national •hnuid bo thoroughly familiar might use the wrong medicine by velopment and maintenance, under the com tho game on a clneruma screen occupying church denominations, will lead with before you axe safely pre mistake sometime by Identifying petitive free enterprise system, of a strong an entire wall. The ball parks will be glass- the workshop instruction. In ad* pared to handle medicine In your It by Its cover. efficient and financially sound system of enclosed studios with perhsps small stands dltion to being nationally and Inter own home. 10— Keep all medicine out of th* reach o f children. ; common carrier transportation by water, in the back of either dugout. Them will be nationally known for hla chorus Here they are In simplified form These rules are easy to follow. | highway, rail and air, with each mode for a few adventurous souls who will dare to leadership and hit deep Interest in ehureh music. Dr. Houghton 1—Always read all dlre-.tlonsiTh'r really taka little effort and -----through sound and Intelligent exercise of leave homo during their leisure hours, which carefully before taking medicine they might prevent a serious bas given concerts at tho Metro accident. regulatory powers, enabled to realize its will comprise almost their entire day. politan of New York City. J -flh a k * liquid medicine thor oughly when the directions so QtTtrnOH AND ANIWEX Among the subjects to be dis -advantages and to reflect its full competitive For the work-day will be one or two hours advise. cussed at th* Workshop are the U F.: What eauaei cold sores! gcapabilitiee." for all except entertainers, ball players, following: "Music and the Wor Never Experiment What can I do about them? J— Don’t take medicine orlgl- Answer: The exact cause for A carrier cannot now realize these in commentators, technicians, nnd excutives. ship Service” ; "AealyUtng the naiiy prescribed or intended tor cold sores, scientifically known as Music Needs of Your Church” : h eren t advantages and competitive capabili These may have to struggle to stave off others. nerpes lablalls, Is not known. t i e s — for the reason many regulatory laws ulcers and hypertension for four hours n "The Church-wide Music Survey” ; ♦—Never Increase the dose or .They commonly occur following ~»«nd policies ware established in another age. day. Excepting these few hnrdy spectators, "The Mechanics of Church Music take mora frequent doses than colds and such diseases as pneu- ; when railroads had a neur-mnnnply of the the gnmes will be watched nt the scene only Organisation"; "The Graded Choir dlrected without approval of your'monla. malaria or meningitis Program "; and "Church Music physician. I It has been found that one . ‘^Irtisinesa, nnd are now obsolete nnd oprcaslve. by professionals, enmera men. journalists, Education". b—Don't take medicine In the|treatment with X-ray will tend £ Tiie Republicans control tho executive and now and then the owners and a few Dur ng th* last half hour o( dark. You might accidentally to help prevent tha recurrent* of i;hrsnch o f the government, the Democrats miscellaneous others who nre paid to see the Tursday svening session. Dr. grab the wrong bottle. \thls condition. However, It tha bjths legislative branch. Let them make good the heroes perform with bat nnd ball. Houghton, accompanied by Mrs •— Keep tha label side ot the herpes have already formed, the Albert Hickson at the organ, will bottle on top when pouring the use of such preparations as splrlte rjon their excellent transportation platforms. The teams will represent, not cities, hut sing as many numbers as time medlctna. This will keep the label'of camphor or a bland ointment international corporations. The minimum permits. This part ol the program clean and easy for you and yourjsueh as Lassar's paste may Be B The Sanford Herald wage for players will b> about $40,000 a wilt be open to the public. pharmacist to read Ihelpful. *.« Dali* •*••»» S»urtUr, so» 4*r «nS chriitratt. year, and the sluggers who hit more than A fee of one dollar w II tie ••• puMUh.S Saturday pr*«c« $ X THE SANFORD HERALD Friday, Feb. 15, 1957 Page 5 Presbyterian News >vi/ss Henderson) i Calendar Circle Number One of the First 4 4 A m nlrl T&II Thaw disuoUi J h h ! Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Victor. f Y Is / m i llU M J . / C l l Social fcvcntA SUNDAY , Florida Baptist Witness, wilt Brown. Chairman, met at the | The Junior Choir of the Fir*t preach and Kirby Rogers will bo home of Mrs. J. E. Mungcr. 9171 BETTY O’ CONNOR 1 Baptist* Church will rehearse at lh^v’0n/. !"“£•. , ... «• Geneva Avenue, on Monday after Final Plans 5:30 p. m .. Training Union at The Civic Dept, o f the Wont noon______at .three u___■*■*.— o’clock.______There wen F i'it plans have been revealed and v»:i«, evening worSmp at cJO an's Club meets next Wednesday 20 Circle members present. » c of Miss Joyce IRENE Dl'LKK j and at 8:.">0 p. ra. Fellowship with a luncheon at 12:30. Six II..:a..son and Mark Arnold, which Mrs. R. A. Cobb, Vicr Chair I Hour. members will present a panel dis to be held Feb. 2? at 8 p.m. man of the Circle, led the "Let** MONDAY cussion and a market basket sale at the Church of God, Returning from J ickionvtlle' much looked forward to “Valen* Talk Ahout” n erii’ c-i tV-rid Mis j Tho Boy Scouts of the First wtR follow. The Rev. John Gilbert will of Y.'cJneaday evenirg were Mr. a n d )t |-es D ince’ and formal reopen- sions— Taiwan. Island Beautiful IIIU USD At ficiate at 'bo ceremony, Mrs. Kay Mrs. I rank Dl Claeca and { of F M cluh h„ u ' Presbyterian Church will meet in Mrs V . B. Andcreun, the Bible The Junior Choir will meet for Hcnoorsf Mill play the piano and their son. Stevie. .. . the Scout Hoorn at 7 p.in. le icb ir for the "roup. presented rehearsal and fellowship at the Faith Arnold will be soloist. Mr. Dl Ciaccia wa» in Jackson- ca"crBed- The Women of the Church pray the lesson on "Our Goal as e x Church at 3:45 p m. Mrs. Richard Yates will serve vllle attending A. S. n. School. Many hands have ru.he-l to er hand will ni-et in the Philathea hibited in Jesus’ mission and as The Sunday School Council as matron of honor and brides- Plans for reiklcr.ee are still! in make this a mist pleasant even Class Room at 2:45 p.m., and presented in the Lord's Prayer." Iht Busin. ..i unj inspirational meeting wil be held at 7 p. m. maids will be Miss Jeanette Dan-1 definite. Mr. Di Ciaccia was ing ( r (he Enlisted Men and lit* roulh Ciioir will meet for dri.lge and .Miss Nola Davis. formerly a potty officer attached meeting wit be held at 4 p m. The lovety surbnrban home of their escorts. However unforseen rehearsal at 7:30 p. m. at the Dan Slaughter will he best man to VAII-9 ami theirs ir the third Nursery will be provided. Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson in Indian difficulties have arisen and thus Church. and Ronnie Miller and Mose Wash family to return to SanUrtI after Miss Florida Waite, secretary Mound Village was the scene o f ma o Re club s:i!l in an unfin The Deacons will meet In the will be ushers. A.S.B. School. o f the Sunday School Depart the February meeting of Circle, ished stage. ment of Church Library Service Session Room at 7:45 p. m. Immediately following the wed- As winners of the Safe Driv Number Two of the Women of the ,|jng , r f c :p|j0n Wj|| j,, held at ing competition aboard tire SNAS. If you had planned to go it# in Nashville. Tenn., will be at the The Firat Baptist Church will - . Presbyterian Church of San-, (j,c church parsonage. No invlta the enlisted personnel of Hrt hope this isn’t too much of • 3‘ First Baptist Church at 2 p m_ observe Christian Emphasis Week Wing as a unit will enjoy the disappointment a» thers will t# to discus* Horary work. Feb. 17 through Feb. 2t. Dr. fo,i ' . . , . tions are being sent but all friends The business session was presl- <;, j relatives of the couple are The First Baptist Church will G. Stracenrr. editor of the Nascar Races at Daytona Bca-li mor(\ parties and none at the ded over by Mrs. Jay II Idrck j Invited to (lie ceremony and the this week end Feb. id and 17 grand reopening we II sen all o f y « l observe Christian Emphasis Week ] Ftorida Baptist Witness, will In the absence of Mrs. R. C. Max reception. Just got word that Mr. ami ,hfrc- l* ^'our e,ub- Feb. 17 through Feb. 24. Dr. W. I'r'ach and Kirby Rogers will be well., chairman. Miss Alberta »-. Utracencr. editor o f Florida tho leader. ,Mrs. Charles Graves, formerly Boyer is secretary o f this grown. . stationed at Sanford N \S as Baptist Witness, will preach and Intermediate Choir of thr First Mrs. George Maffett cave the Wroy Home Scene ] Station personnel, have added a Kirny Rogers will be -ong leader. Baptist Church will rehearse at Bible Study lesson, using as her new m cr-t-r tn their limit.". Sus-. The Dependable Class of the 7 p. m. and the Adult Choir at Card Party Is tonle ' ’Tho Innl’s Prayer." Mrs. Of Circle Meeting an Edna was bom January 3 First Methodist Church will meet 8 p. m. Clarence Snyder of Osteen retd an Evening Circle No, 1, First The Graves are presently stat-; 1 at the home of Mrs. James A. article taken from the publication ioned in Bermuda. Set For Tuesday Wright, 445 Elliott Ave., for its Presbyterian Church. Mrs Floy I ’’Presbyterian Women" on "Tai Case. Chairman, met Monday Mrs. Jack Brooks entertained! _ _ , : regular business and social meet- wan. Island B fii’tlful" A report evening at the home of Mrs. W recently with a covered dish , 0|?. Tvesrlay, *■ct>- I3- ***♦ CallKS- ing. A market basket sale will (p c A A D n a h from the monthly meeting of the B. Wray, 1317 Valencia Dr., with lunchcon In her home for her "fair ,nn- Thd rUKSDAI party is i visiting her over the weekend her '*! fhairrf'an emphasized the need Loucks co hostesses, ing were: Mr*. Monforton, .Mrs. scheduled to begin at The Brownie Scouts will meet 8 p.m. | in the You.h Building at :t p. m. grandson, Albert Brown, of Drla- ?' '»*c *' Prav,r fo.r mission work Aflrr a Bible lesso,, by Mrs Hisliop,, Mra. Wntson, Mrs. m all It* nha*M. Mrmb<»r« wen C. M. Boyd and a business ses- Spurting. Mrs. Walls, Mrs Par- Door prizas and game priiea The Pioneers will meet for fet- j T*n- urged to attend a World Mission sion. refreshments were servs'd ter, and Mrs. Carnefix. will be awarded, and refreshments lowship and recreation in the program to he held at the church lo 31 members of the circle and A bahv «ho>- er w as given for will he served. Those attending .MR. and MRS. WILLIAM GARNETT WHITE Youth Building from 6 p. m. Entertaining guests this week (Photo By Jamoon) on March 4 at 11 a. m . when a guc.-rt. Mrs. C. L. Redding, pres. are a»!;etl to bring tbeir own cards, through 8 p. m. are Mr. and Mrs. C. F Holloway Mrs. Lillian Fijol in their home r> 1329 Surim-riln Dr Wod-ics-! Tickets, which may be purchas The First Baptist Church will Fi^hins trips, dinner parties and ^ Dfni" ! *ifl ' nve,0« * ' » l « ’>«’ blent °< >he Women of the Church ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ day evening, Frh 13. Hostesses ed at the 3Tayfair Inn or from idi-er.e Christian Emphasis Weekjc‘-^*fs haVf ^«’n Panned \n ' ! 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NVe Have A Wide Selection of Clifl* To Chooxe From ALL FELT HATS Vs off •tm i unis coir fci cansiu $ 19.95 POWELL'S TOUCHTON • • OFFICE SUPPLY & GIFTS 117 Magnolia A le. and SON rilO N E fed SANFORD s y L t f c C w & n i lO e a / i iraryw v DRUG Co. & rK r* n TTV • v s ? /ssf|cr,v*r. ' v v :-^y. ■ • r l l » 19V T SANFORD HERALD JJ ul San d ia t o r id The Seminole Chiefs Club offers for AUCTION at the FARMERS if AUCTION, Saturday, February 16, SPORTS m y ft the following articles with sincere s # 4 5 .. i aa y 1 thanks to the merchants listed ...... F ~ 7 > t — a t * \ . L >. *’ • * O-Dw ’b 8i«a Signs ** w ^ - . S f i r v - " B trrk e 300 lbs. Fertilizer Noted*% Drivers Will Be KUfora So*d Ca. Foraiinr* Cratar Piece of Lngfage RowniOat A Andarwn Waffle Iron T a j JtalfM I iqllBa«HHaagaasaBe»—^ Y t w t fi Nylon Gown Competing Here Sunday '• V ' . 1 . . . . . \ -« . i f • ,1 . r ft 1. • • 5 __ B. L. PtrklM ft 8m OvenltoCaae f 1 N. J / THE SANFORD HERALD Friday, Feb. 15,1957 Page 7 th* atom xzw featuring aew . I den t think there were ever as many pretty peatal cottons and Conning gay prints as are t* be seen nee. between you’ n me And the lovely shoes, hats and bags make you want to start right The News By PAT WOOD In planning yoer Batter outfit though It's still over two months BT VUGLMA CONN Well, I will begin by saying be a new addition to the Wood away. that this Is the final edition ol I've kind of gotten behind with Officer** W ires Club held lians can. If you want to insure family, so I’ve decided to await “ Between You ’n Me.'* Yours my now arrivals list, an IH put y a lortly luncheon at the Mayfair the Navy in this area, at least go his or her arrival at home. Every truly is retiring from aetlve serv In twice as many today, and on file for having said 10. And bn Thursday. Cocktails were serv lee as of today. Thera's going to one has been very kind and help maybe Ginger wit] keep you a ad is the Bamboo Room, and meanwhile we will fervsntly pray ful to me these past six months little better posted on your new that the vote goes for Osceola, and .elghbors: new resident! at 194 loocheoa is the Bataan Room. since I first cam* to work for the A t horseshoe shaped table was we will be abue to stay in Semi Forest Dr. are Mr. and Mr*. D Citrus Estimate Herald, and I trust that all will Scented with three beautiful nole County. H. Fleischman and thair daughter hrranesmeets, of white crysan- For State In ’57 be equally kind and helpful to age four-and-a-half, and son jgqc thcmums and hurgandy snapdra my successor. Miss Ginger Jones, three-and-a-half They hall front gons, glren to the club by the Anna Miller Circle Shows Increase whom many of you may already Lockport. N. Y. and Mr. Fleiach ird Flower Shop. Members of know. Ginger plana to write a col man Is In th* Navy. . Mr. anr WASHINGTON UP -The new Wires Club board acted as umn simi'ar to this one, but she Mrs. Hugh Patrick and their II Makes Fina| Plans monthlv citrus estimate from the r hostesses. Mary Muntz, the vie: would like to start out fresh with month-old son moved here recent U S. Department of Agriculture president presided. Mary had For Bar-B-Q, Dance a brand new title, ao “ Between ly from Peldmont, Ala Thej prepared little biographies of new indicates Florida will oroducr You 'n Me” is retiring along with make their home at 412 Rosallt Mrs. Ed Co* opened the meeting members, which served to intro more than 87 per cent of the nat me. Dr., and Mr. Patrick is an elec of the Anna Miller Circle Tuesday duce them. These were mimeo ion's 1948-57 orange crop. trical technician for the Florida night, when the group met at graphed and passed around for The department estimated Now. from what "scuttlebut Power and Light Co. Mr. and the Elks Club to m ike final plans members to keep. Attending the that the orange crop. Including I've heard, the title of Ginger's Mrs. N. H. Phillips, of Effingham for a chicken barbecue and dance, loncbeon were Ruth Arnold, Julie iangeitnes, will equal 150 million column should prove as peppy Ol, are recent arrivals who make to be held at the Elks Club Satur boxes. The estimate for Florida and delightful as the material their home at M l Ninth St. Thay Anderson, Matlie Barlow, Katie day evening, Feb. 18. Cummins, Pat Todd, Mary Muntz, was N million boxes. contained therein, so be sure to have two children, a boy, 10, and The barbecue will be from 8 p.m. watch for it. a girl, three. Mr. Phillips is a Jean Pitton, Jean Fowler, Pat Tho report said tha crop will to 8 p.m. and the dance will start chief in the Navy. . .Another msnser, Anita Hadden, Gerry llau- be Mgrly one per cent higher1 at 9 p.m. It was announced that One thing I've made up my Navy man Is F. P. Skeen, who sterperger, Marge Hill Spook Hook. than last year and 17 per cent the barbecue will be 81.25 per mind to do when I’m a lady of with his wife and M-month-old Betty Lem os (they just received A VALENTINE LUNCHEON, followed by a bridge and canasta party was given Wednesday at above average. plate and 75c for children. The the Sanford Woman's Club, aoder the sponsorship of’ the Social DepartmentDepartment. Receiving at the leisure again, is buy up and aew daughter, lives at 5010 Park Ave orders to Washington), Mary Lib- The early and mid-season crop dance will be f l per couple. Ail were Mrs. F. T. BTerriweathererriweather (left) president uf the Woman'sman’s C('lob, M , and Mrs. K. C. Winter (real some of those lovely materials all Hie Skeens are from Pound, Va. bey, M arge Martin, Marty Mill- Elks and guests are invited. of oranges was estimated at saps, Ellie Morrow, Fran Mur chairman of Um Social Department. Mrs. H. W. Rucker (right) was chairmantan ofol the______Inacbeon. Monthly reports were given by (Photo by Jamrson) 70.5 million boxes, two million ray, Ruth Norvell, Rita Bauer, standing committee chairmen. nierr Han las* season rhii rst Lee Cunning, Kay Dwyer, Mac Those present were Sirs. EJ (mat* is down 200,000 boxes from Edwards, Joan Fellini, Sandy Cox, Mrs. Roy Chorpenlng, Mrs. last month because of a reduc S a v e Now Ortman, Ida Radtke, Hazel Ho DAR Officials Are Father Duval More Cotton Use Is I’cter Bukur, Mrs. Russell E. tion in the Texas crop. well, Sophie Rubcl, Virginia Shaf- for that Spencer, Mrs. Verner Nelson The targei-ine crop was esti far, Judy Smith, Mike Stone, Ann Feted At Luncheon Popular Than Elvis Expected To Hit 3*1 Mrs. William Livingston, Mrs. J. mated at 5 million boxes, up 500, A m m y , Ruth Tully, Evle Wil it. Hoolehan. Mrs. Clayton Smith, 000 from last season. liams, Ida B. Wilson, Joan Wei- In Hagan Home With French Youths All-Time High Mrs. Gene Walter, Mrs. Charles Grapefruit production should B ig Vacation T"'lr di,w,m gele, Arlene Rsker, and Phillis The recent meeting of the Sallie PARIS UP —The contortion* WASHINGTON (U P) - World Karrakfr, Mrs. Garfield Walker, total 45 million boxes, a drop Graham. The vignettes concerned of Elvis (The PalvU) Presle- cotton consumption Is expected to Mrs. Bill Gordon, Mrs. M. L. Harrison Chapter of the N.S.D.A.R. from last year of slightly more Arlene Bakkar, Lee Cunning, AnAn have left Jazz-loving French Futch, Mrs. L. N. Lyon, Mrs. C. was in the form of a luncheon at hit an all-time high of pver 59 then 2 million. Tamny, and Gerry Hausterperger. teenagers cold but ,:ti -bants 0. Phillips, Mrs. George Stephen*, the home of Mrs. L. P. Hagan, million bales this season, accord The Crop Reporting Board al Visiting Doris Francisco is her Mrs. C. F. Goetz, Mrs. Mor- 1702 Park Ave.. honoring the state of another guitar player have ing to the international cotton ad so said the California lemon father, George Schumacher of rlc Moses. Mrs. Harry Kent, Mrs. regent, Mrs. E. E. Adams, of them rolling In the alslea. Albany,, N. Y. Mr. Schumacher visory committee. crop, estimated at 15.0 millUn C. H. Stafford, Mrs. A. P. Bower Winter Haven, and the vice re He doesn’t writhe or rock am) boxei Is 8 per cent greater la recuperating from an 'op sox, Mrs. Richard Mapcs, and gent Mrs. Jack E. Stcwtrt, of roll. His t’ air is cut in normal This would slightly exceed pro eration, and his doctor could re- than last year and .1 per cent Mrs. James Roscnow. Orlando. fashion. His songs are written duction ami reduce carry-over above the average. apmmend no better care than a ------DON’T ------The opening ritual was held, af by himself or are folksongs and supplies for the first time sines Wuple o f months In the Florida Florida's harvest sf rarlv and ter which Mrs. Adams gave the negro spirituals. aunihlne. lift} 111 season, thp committee mid-ieason orange* reached an highlights of tho national board Instead of a sport i cos aid Throw Away Your Tire Dollars Because Your Tires Are Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sage Sr., WSCS Announces said. all-time high during January. In meeting Feb. 1 at Washington •larks, he wears a black robe Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On of Columbus, O. are visiting The committee said that while California rain broke a drought District Meeting and Mrs. Stewart i^oke briefly. and white Roman collar. And in of several months' duritton last Mew Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Gum ntM d John and Harriet Williams In their Announcement was maJe tout the cotton consumption Is expected to Little Venice home. The Sages are stead of buying Cadillacs he gives month and the ben-fits i>t the NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. Will Be Mar. 22 state conference would be bold away every cent Be makes. decline by some 200,000 bales or moisture more than offset dam Harriet’s parents, and Dr. Sage is at Winter Haven Mar. 2B-27-28. De Mrs. Albert Hsrdcsly and Mrs That is because Jesuit priest more in the United States this sea age from cold weather. particularly enjoying the g«rtf legates will lie Sirs. Hagan and WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Aimc Duval has taken • vow of son, “ significant Increases'’ are The Texas citrus area recei course. N. V. Firmer entertained Clrrie Mrs. Deane Turner. Several al Six of the W.S.C.S. in tlv* Har poverty ami turns his mushroom ved “some moisture”' In late One of the heroes of Den Two Is ternates plan to attend aDo. expected in most other non-Com- Bob Hadden, who invited all the desty hnme Feb 11, Valentine ing millions in to Bis religious January bait not enough to help 36 Years In Sanford After various reports were gi muniit countries. pb Schouis in this den to star cake ami Russian tea neve served order. the fruit “ to any appreciable ex ven, the meeting was adjourtk-'d Increases particularly are ex aze at his home last Friday to guests upon arrival. Father Duval started strum tent.” Orange production by and the group proceeded in a pected in Japan, Ind|a, France, Jnight., Bob told them all about “ Paul's Message to the Rom ming |ii» gitar in the Rlstros ot state*: California 38.5 million body to the dedication of General the stars, pointed* them out, and ans” was the subject of tho devo. Italy and Western Germany. U.S. boxra; Florida 91 million Texas Sanfurd Memorial Library. Dijon six years ago. His songs Jhen served the boys refreshments. tionaf given by Sirs. W. T. Chap wers straight and simple. His consumption It expected to ne 1.7 million, Arizona 1.3 -illlion Mrs. Hagan’s homo was lovely At tho same time Anita was very man. Mrs. Joe Azzarcllo, chair following grew. slightly under 9 million bales, and Louisiana 115,000. General Insurance man of the meeting, announced a for the luncheon with arrange busy pushing scenery around in He made a record of “Seig compared with 9.2 million in the business meeting, followed by a ments of candles and pink azaleas |ho High Fever Follies. neur, Mon Ami” Lord Sly Friend, 1955-58 season. The newt that the present Naval covered dish luncheon, to be held used effectively. Sirs. A. R. Key it sold a prcposterlous 45,000 co H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Air Statioa will be rloied in two M ir. 5 at 10:t5. She also reported regent, poured from a lovely cof pies. Since then the singing priest vis Presley wilt be herd pushed SILLING FLORIDA Iff J to six years came as quite a blow visits totaling 71. Mrs. R. V. Hut fee service. There were about ha* made at least three public ap 312 EAST FIRST STREET chlnson reported on the district 40 present for the affair. to match. to some— and to the rest the very pearances a w-rsk. iN (pet that another site than Osceola meeting at Titusville scheduled Hostesses with Mrs. Hagan were "I sing in nine languages,'' the PHONE 78 wai being considered was a de for Mar. 22. Sirs. Robert Jennings. Sirs. Mary The United States may soon mild-mannered priest said. “In finite shock. It Is inconceivable “ Paul's Letters” was given as Sue Compton, Mrs. C. R. Daw hear the crooning priest if hi* or Latin, French, German,, English, H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT that the navy should pull out of mission study by 5Irs. N. V. Far son and Mrs. C. L. Park Sr. der gives permission. Russian, Hawaiian, Spanish, Sanford entirely, since besides up mer. And he has one talent which El- Basque and Italian.' setting the civilian eeonomy the Those present were Mrs R. V, tavy personnel would suffer great Hutchinson, Mrs. Mable Blount, Jr. High Valentine financial loss, as a great many, Mrs. B. P. Chapman, Sirs. R. M. more than in any other commun Mason, Mrs. S. O. Shinholser, Dance Is Tonight ity with which I am familiar, have Mrs. Pearl Lynch, Mrs. Flora bought their own homes. From Farnsworth, Mrs. Tate Chapman, The Junior High School Valen where would come the buyers for Mrs. M. V. Farmer, Mrs. W. A. tino Dance will be tonight at 7:30 ( 01 these potentially empty homes, Norman, Sirs. C. F. Mims, Mr*. p.m. at the Celery Crate. or would Sanford become a city Joe Azzarcllo, Mrs. Albert Har This dance is for seventh snd of woman and children with week desty, and Mrs. Brodie Williams. eighth graders only from San end visitors at husbands. House- ford Junior High School, Pine-1 ing is plentiful here, and good. crest School. Parochial School and Monroe School. KOTE The school* are extremely ade Plasticware Party quate, and our children have found A. O. Roberts is chairman of Rubber-Base Wall ftjlrrf- real homes In Sanford, after much To Be Held Feb. 19 the dance. wandering over the country. Ai navy, we cannot write to our Con At Church Rectory gressman and complain or pro test—it Isn't done. But, you, civi St. Mary’s Chapter of Holy Cross Woman’s Auxiliary met at uri ii the home of Mrs. B. L Perkins Legal Notice Jr. on Tuesday evening. Mrs. A. B. Peterson Jr., Devo la She Caarl •( tfca Caaalr Jada*, V> ■aatlaal* florid*. tional Chairman, led the devotion rThey both driveV _ la l*rabata. al. la rat Raliit af KI.I.WN' I-UZCTTI HIZADOIM tslso Mrs. Gordon Stanley presided known as KLl.E.V LOUZKTTIR over the business session In the KUAPOIN I ml KI-I.EN KIIADOINI absence of Mrs. Henry Tamm, TWIN TRACTION... formerly ELLKN I.OUZETTIK LOO NEY. tl*<*as»d president. . Announcement was wall T « A ll O a 41iarr aad S'rraaa. Ilnt- made that the plasticware party * 111** ^ la* l lalata ar lltnn.Jt Aaalaat a Studebaker-Packard FIRST Said Kntal.i will be at the Rectory Feb. 1*1 at faYnu and sack of you are harnby 8 p. m. and everyone is invited jPitlflad and rwiulrad to pranant any claims and riamanda which you. or to attend. so good other cars will copy it •Ithar of you. may hav* aailnst tha Mrs. Stanley, Christian Educa Alva Wright Dsvis, Mrs. Thomas • ■lata of KLLEX LL’ZKTTI 8IIA- IKUN (also known a* ELLEN LOU- tion Chairman, led an interesting McDonald, Mrs. A. B. Peterson ZliTTIK UIIAIKIIN and EI.LEN ttHA discussion on "The Filth Com Jr., Mrs. George Dangleman, ( ie f liB p p WIIAT IS IT? Twin-Traction Differential gives you new pavement- ZKTTIK HHADOIN and ELLEN mandment” . Mrs. E. E. LaCour. Mrs. Walter 8ll.\DOtN) formerly ELLEN LOU- gripping traction and new safe control impossible with conventional ZETTIE t-OONET. sr J T 1:4 Pact S Friday, Feb. 15. 1957 t o m WIMIWK2 (left). Deputy Foreign Mtnlitcr of Poland, tad ToshUuru Kut, Japan**# Ambassador to tho United Nations, art itown In New York City after they al EDITOR: Ragh P. McKraa, preside at of ReUfao CiBafo, a win servo aa editor of the Aalasated Magaslao Sunday, Pol when U la presented for the 30th tlmo on the RelHno rsmpno 4.®0 Ur Krl.nd nicks yeer*« augestae has a true lateraetloaal flerer. Ameag the a 4.J# Kuavmary Cloon*/ 'Solid Gold Cadillac' S:®i Celebrity I’layhoua* era are Magr. Bela Verge, leader ef the Haagarfaaa If ealte. >:!• ilrn o( Annapolis "W ar and Paaet’’ la a huge counted catches to your throat, Hehachy, member ef three Egyptian eahlaels, end Van Chan 1 KtM.Viau Korean Amheseador te the U. 8. end firs others. Id mini SiStt MS vrlend AUehn S: 00 Telephone Tima moUen picture in far more than and an advsnturw d o ry with the ».uu \Vealb*r-N®wa-heorte Silo Air I’uwar To Open At Drive-In free, bat a few reserved seats sre available si II each. Tiso Ford Tiiaatro mere length. The three-hour, inexorable power of the march of • :t| lUuiUivou* S:Su Oman tthylhm* TiJO Jack Uenny twsntly.plghtmimto ftlmlxation History. Told through the ryes tile t’Uyhouaa Htteen Sioo td Hulilvan Show Judy Holiday, who garnered an Douglas, erstwhile chairman ^ gpvdianl -*- StSOft* t oo u. t! Tneatr* of tho groat Tolstoy novo), which of tbo charming Rostov family, John Mate S.SO Alfred illiehcock Praaenta Academy Award aa best actress> tlio lloar.l who has token an im Celebrity Playhouse l«:S« ISt.ooo Challenge of tho year for her delightfully portant Washingvuui atslgfuntc!. has Its local premiers Sunday at It pursues two interlocking path*. Quotes ) j l West Point Story ft hala Mr Lin* One Is that of tho Kostors. g O VI 1 v ! t U r v r 1 Helene* Fiction Theatre ll:0S Hun Nana Sptetat devastating portrait of the ditty becom es Judy’s ally when she Mm Rita Theatre, la as tremend Mr. Adame and Cv* • t:lt Walk Hhow blonde In “ Born Yesterday" re tries to plead the stockholders.’ Bosukhovs, Bolkonikya and the Playhouse ot dial* I Jilt Ns wa ana Sian Off ous In conception and execution ? I L > L - I N f H L A I Rtj lesser characters whose lives ore From News The Llntup UONUAt MUMNIMU portedly has a role even richer cause; they fall in love. LAST TIME TONIGHT Person lo Person l.tt Tail Falter* In laughter in Columbia Pictures’ “Tlie Solid Gold Cadillac’* as life Itself—a mammoth panor- upheaved and totally changed by Night News lleport By UNITED PRESS 8TART 7 — 8:85 tiSS Uood Uornlac "The Solid Gold Cadillac.” \s ’ ma that sneompasset tha antlra the Little Corsican’a monstrous Hollywood First M gbl S:SS Captaia Kancaroo races from one hilarious crlsia la ambition. Between Austerllts and NEW YORK: Dr. Ashley Mon Hlgn-off S:00 (Jpep House the blonde chick who likes to play sn other, according to advance gamut of heman personality, hu ■ATUMUAf 14.Ot Uarrr Moora around the Stock Market. Miss Beretina lie seven years, 1805- tagu, 52-yoar-ojd anthropologist, w ow n ixo 0:10 Arthur Godfrey report, with the final showdown man endeavor and the supra-bu- Hlgo-oe— Program Resume Holliday stars with Paul Douglas 1812, and the destruction of a on his decision to keep $32,000 ho !'*• Slrlka It Itlch arriving when Judy and Paul News— Wrathsr IS: 00 Valiant Lady st the Movleland Ride-In Thent- man obstaclep Nature sets up to glittering and glamorous world had won on a TV qulaa program Captain Kangaroo leach the bears and bulls and re starting Sunday. Douglas him- tholr fulfillment. There has of ease, luxury, carousal and gay and not try for more: !*’*• ***r*b for Tomorrow wolve* of Wall Street all ab-msvtivsv m i c a - a m i i i M UiOO The C.N . fa Action » * ■ n • Bon n i m «*oass amSmw ll:|A Camara Threa should be a strong dctcrcnt to “My Sister Eileen." directed “The sad tragic Prince Andrey Bolk- sneaked out across 'ho snow " .a :* *, liewaD aeiosttM 11:0® Let'a Take a Trio any aggression by the Soviet' Solid Gold Cadillac' for Kohl- eniky. The trio provide portraits covered steppe a* far a® the eye THOMASV1LLE, Ga.: Pru ll:Sd l.lfe la Worth Using FEATURE — 8:31 Only of rar* ‘rang* and depth. can see I* one of the most awo- dential Press Secretary James C. liOo Cartoon Carnival bloc." | mar. Co-etarrlng, In a gallery of 1:1* This I* The U fs some sight* In memory. Ilsgerty on Russia'* “ hand* o fl" ■AlllhliAY ONLY 2:00 Illg Picture aup*rb performance* are Vittorio The Battle of Uorodfno, with proposal for the Middle East. l:Sn l.a»i Word TODAY Gsssmaa, Herbert Lora, Oscar tho massed, colorfully uniformed J:«n Face tho Nation "Obviously, this Ifl a move to 1:10 e n s Sunday New* & Saturday Homolke, Anita Ekborg and John dragoon* and grenudiers of! try to discredit or stop the KUen- 4:0® OdyMty Jockey’* Cholc* Mill*, with Helmut Dentine, Napoleon charging Into the^ hower play in tho Middle Hast." K v c i n a «'?? Jforn|s* Davollos* 5:00 l.lfa of Riley ! '»'">««» Tim* Double Barry Jones, Italian beauties month* of the Russian cannon , ■ ■ . »•«« World Al Nina s.ia V.0/" 1"* Motedl** F e a tu r e Ann* Mari* Ferron and Mllly and the muskets of tho hussars, NEW YORK: Actor. F.rral Flynn SiSO 1100 Club Vitale, and a handsome newcom beggar* description. PV||li Director __ on whether_____ „ B he B would.. . keep hi* 10:10 S* wb er, young Jeremy Br«U. l|!«J AU*J**1 c*nl*e King Vidor and producer Dlnoj $30,000 TV quit show prize or ,{ «rch*atra * SUr Actually, tha film If a doxen In; DeLaurentiia, using as many an taka a chance an winning $100,- U l 0. Eour-ll Club lawaS an »v1*4 trails Ili4! Coualr* Htrla |J ■ a terwoven stories, with u triple 18,000 tioops und extraordinary 000: FEATURE 7:N i . . . ». * » " . j r rU »V ' ' TJ i£T "* . KTZ+e " •*. rt*'. a WANTAD WHERE MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUYING AND SELLING ■ 4-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 12-BOATS and MOTORS 123—SPECIAL SERVICES 28—ARTICLES FOR SALE NOTICE a— BROKERS and REALTORS THE SANFORD HERALD Friday, Feb. 15, 1967 P * f« 9 2 bedroom home in Orlande, Robson's Outboard Headquarlrrs PUMPS k SPRINKLER Flan now to run your listings ()ZIER REALTY CO. 12 ft. Westinghouse refrigerator, in the Sanford Heraldi bis an* sleeping porch, CB, hardwood 5 IIP Johnson— A t Cond. $9.931 SYSTEMS -aura B. Qatar, Realtor full freexing compartment. Runs DAILY CROSSWORD v- ' j ’ ^ nunl mallaway edition. Qoora. Will trade W, 100.00 m MP Evinrude 50.04 All types and sixes, installed d'JJd rli'.V: 11axel U. Field. Aaaociala equity for a late model 1-bed 4 >IP Mereury—Lake New 130.00 "Do It Yourself." good. 2108 Willow. A C SO M X Malt 33. Ntwa •* :l ti I.-'-’ 1441 So. Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1381 room trailer. Phone 047 bet I IIP Firestone ...... 84.SU WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 1. Dross of beverage beat rw -u -iu ,*:•». • TtOO cop lex of thli odltlon will Pcndix drver — lik? new, u*e«! metal 4. Fuel 34. A VI7M.7 :i»* ■ i- b« delivered to Bonford A Sem ween 4:00 k 4:00. Aak fur 3 HP Jotuuon ...... 99.93 STINE ii -:i * v ACREAGE Marge. Machine and Supply Co. very little. Cost $229.00. sell 5. Applaud X Box pamph* inole County rexIdenU ami 10 IIP Firestone—Almost tin )•-, • »i • ■0 acres pasture or dcvclopmsrt, 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. G2 for $85.00. See at 2511 8. Park t. Nuclei of 4. Chain loop let j idem MUI1M. mailed nil over the L'nltud new.Was 8300.00 Special 109.03 partially fenced, good drainage. 8 bedrm. hum*, $400.00 down pay* 10 HP Johnson—rum good lro.oo after 4:00. •larch 7. High (m ua) 23. Writing iTSKW -J J J J Statei and part* of other eoun- Aprrox. 400 faet of hard road a. Assurances Suld J; mant. Phons 1643-M aftar 4:00 II HP Morcury Mark 10 119.00 1NC0M£*TAX*SBRVICE Vraina trloa to proipeetive Sanford frontage. Six miles from San* —Factory to you— Kb-Elevation It. Vitality 24. Ob* *J. J*J ’J,< r l ' J : v and Somlnola County resident*. $*BR house, ]g. faneed lot. Con* 18 HP ScoU-Alwiter— good , Was. H. Murray Alumifum 14 in.-*.mi ford. Price 110,000 with terms 1111 Celery Ave. Phone 1S41-M 11. Parts of IX Chamber* tam sldsr lata or acreage as part* condition ...... 170.00 Venetian Bllada ed j i ' t i :n » m : i ' : • available. Closed Sunday windows IX Keet-btUed f4" -Il 1 .’ill-'ll ’ Tbit (a tha tlma to ll*t your rent* lal down payment Monthly pay 10 HP Martin-Fast motor 183.00 Enclosed head. Sa{-prool bottom 12. Coma In cuckoo 28 Recline IS HP Kvlnrudes . 108.03 - 395.00 rail with plastic ends. Plastic T n in tii'a Aaawae al lining*. roal MtaU linings, 2 bedroom home, maaonnr con* manta $44.70. Ph. 113SOCJ. WELL DRILLING 14. Evening IX Small 30. Leads commirclai praparttei, Iota and structlon, screened porch, car* >3 IIP Johnions . . 333.00 • 393.00 or rayon tapes. Catton or nylon (poet.) depression 31. Imply 33. Branch 30 HP Evinrude Lark .... 485.00 Fairbanks Morse pumps. cord*. acreage. porta, kitchen equipped, herd* This la a pen to tha Rita theatre Repairs to all makes. 13. Quaatlon 19. Antlered 32. Stylish 3X Brahman wood floors throughout, lm* for Ruth Barron. Exp. data Now Available— Srnkarik GIiim and Paint Co. 14. Perform animal i S la n g ) title Now rioting Bool* HOWARD C. LONG Dtadllna for this mall way'edition maculate appearance. 2 largo Fab. *4. 1957. 207 E. Commercial Ava. 112-114 West 2nd SL Phone 320 17. Suspended 2X Excla 33 Portuguese 39. Crowd will bo Friday, February 22, 14 ft. Boat with Balt Well.. 129.95 2& Past mation colony 40. Arabian Iota In quiet neighborhood. 144 Phone 388 SEWING MACHINE CENTER 1957. $ bedrm. CB, flrrtd walls, Inaul* 11 ft Boat 90.03 21. High priest «23. Aperture Hnd.) garment feat deep wall for lawn and NECCIII _ E1.NA - WHITE ated, kitchen eqlupped, apaea Bee our boat display at: 801-511 22. Son o f Noah ihrubbery. 11 citrus tre«s. ASPHALT PAVING GARRETTS 111 E. lot St. Call 1821 now and aak for eUe»l- Shown by appointment only. A water heater, 40 ft. all chan* East Pint flt. 23. Move 1 • 1 1 fied ad'wrltor. Don't delay, net antenna, air conditioned, In Driveway* — Parking arms. Low price of 110,000.00. Terms. Your Kvlnrada Dealer Street* Cabbage plants for sale. Phone steal thlly m 1 make arranaemont* to run your rlty. Priced right, low down ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 2374-W. 24. Transparent 1 daiaiflod listing* and ade In payment. Phone 1871. Equipment Rental material * 4 bedroom frame house, 2 story 304 t . lit Phoou 991 BLACKTOP PAVING COMPANY I this tourist mailwoy. living room, dining room kit* 8 ft. rnaat case. 2 household re 27. Penny •a 3 br. home, paneled Fla. room, Hiway 17-92 across from frigerator*. I'h. 1583-R or 691- 28. Game of rhan and bath, screened front JOHNSON MOTORS M ar Lma Motel porch. 14 producing dtrui trees kitchen equip., $1,200. down SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS R. 409 Palmetto. cards A % l ■-U k i T m \ W H H7B" with 414'* mortgage, payments R«- 2 Box fill Sanford on approximately a scar*, hard 3444 Sanford Ave. Ph. 2$23 29 Tree %% $43.00 mo. Balance under $10,- Thi* I* a pas, to the Prairie Lake 30 Striking Lost — Brown and white Collie road frontag*. Located 10 min rr r .4 000. 2420 Orange Avt. Phone USED MOTORS DICK MAPES Drive-in for Mr*. T. A. Stile*. 34. Pre position namod Rax. Phone 2108.____ utes from Sanford In rapidly 1074-M. Exp. date Feb. 21, 1937. growing area. Prlca $10,500.00 Unconditionally Guaranteed Til# Contractor— Prone 2198-W. 33. Diocsoan ■ canter 1—FOR HKNT Lika new 1184 Marvury Mark. S31 H -SU HM T U k sad------%% % 2 bedrm. masonry home, GE 14. Aegean 1«R electric, complete with all ac- IT A— PLUMBING- and ROOF- HOUSEHOLD GOODS rr 4(i WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms electric kitchen,, car porta, csiaorls, ...... 1475 INC Island privet# bathe. 114 W. First St hreeteway, oak floors. 2401 NEW 1857 MODELS 37. River IT" A. B. PETERSON Willow Ave. Mark 4 — Mark 23 — Mark 30 PLUMBING I Uni.) %i- i Avalon Apt*. Efflcloaey. Ph. 720-W Broker Associates: A. B. Paterson — Mark 65 Contract and Repair Work 39. Seaport city H l* ; 3 bedroom home, $9,600.00. Low Sea tha new Mark 75 — 60 HP * Free estimates (Palestine) Jr., F. J. Chesterson, Garfield monthly payments. $01 Rosalia. Jl Efficiency apt H»*wa» 17*91 So. Willetts, John Melseb and R. W. 8 cylinder — Mercury R. L HARVEY It. Looked at City Unite. SUmberland Court See the naw Automatic Boat 204 Sanford Ave. Phans 1128 42. Aid % ;s Williams. A. C. Doudnty, Land Modern 3 BR. house, Ph. 814- “V Squeak - Squawk 17 d Surveyor, LW. Trailers from ...... $126.00 43. Scottish *» - - * See Seminole Realty for Deilr* PLUMBING k HEATING caps lit N. Park Ave. Phone 1129 Septic Tank Installation A Servle 41 4 V able Ilouaoa and Apte. Pbuno 27 7—h e Ai. e s t a t e Wa n t e d w. P. SMITH 44. Girl's name a Motors — Boats — Paints— Glass Heater Service, Arehie C CUSTOM BUILT 1 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable I have cash for a small home, 2515 8. Park Phone 1203 Harriett. Phone 734-W or 1335. Who ran enjoy TV In an old DOWN Jl Large 3 RR.. 2 bath home, on . for Winter Tourut Pnvoto uatn > must l>« BARGAIN. Writs Box NOISY chair? Now. MATHERS 1. Cut, as a 1 i beautifully landscaped lot. Plumbing. Kresav Heating will allow you $10.00 for that 1 k shower. Steem beat inquiro I'll, '• Sanford Horald. ir-im Livmwk. beard Wonderful enclosed family M. G. HODGES old “ Squeak Box” regal,Ilea* o f Manuel Jacobson across from SUPPLIER (Poultry) 2. Fabric Post Offtco. room, oak floors, central heat. »—Flowers^ Pleats,', IhTobe Service on All Water Pumps— condition, on a modern wing $18,500.00 Terms. A-l Saddle horse, no bad habits. W'clls Drilled — Pump., back, awivcl, TV chair. Up W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Now la Tha Tima To FixYour Phone 1868-J. Paola Road. Phone TOO holstered In 100'* nylon rov FOR SANFORD AND LAKE Lawn A Garden. Call us for ers. Large Color selection. Realtor. — General lasuror top soil, peat, shell, or Filler iA— PLACES TO E .\ f MARY RENTALS SEE Guy Allrn Associate W. O. Bridges, Ph. 2098 J. RAYMOND M. BALL, Arlrttr Price, Associate ANNETTE'S — for good food. ' ftoaWill Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park SPECIAL — PANSY PLANTS Steak, Chicken, Shrimp, REALTOR I l l ’ L F Giant hlmuns, exquisite colors Spaghetti, Kosncr Corned Ueef Price $39.95 204 S. Park Ave. Phono 000 Consult A REALTOR First Large box 39c. Sandwiches SO CITY LIMITS Contracting & Repair* CULLEN AND IIAKKEY Azaleas in full bloom 3'Jc Furn. 5 rm. house W. First St. The joint* dead sometimes y ’all 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 144 N. Park 4ve. Phone 231* GUAPKVILLK NURSERY at Monroe Corner. Couple only. come and wake it up. The Dog Less old chair Urapeville Avt. Phone 2059 a o < I T V ' Ph. 805-W.______.VOW READ THIS! gie Dinar k Bar. Lake Mary. “H N M ltV h ’E Owner’s transfer necessitatea L. Sill — Piai.a Tecnnldan i ' V X Fum . Apt., :i rooms k bath. sacrificing beautiful 3 Bedroom A. K. ROSSKTTfiR. FLORIST i7—iik.wtT Parlors % Downstairs. Available Fab. 18. Phoatfa 2144 Kaata |. Saaford Y'ou pay only CBS home In Wynnewood. Kit- Phono 212 $29.95 GOO Park. Phone 1474. c h c a Equipped, Hardwood For dependable Service Modern XlrconJitfonCiJ Salon PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING T. Floors, Ceramic tiled bath, Member of Florist HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Furnished 5 room house. Ph 54 4-1* W. L. HARMON plus excellent neighbors. A Telegraphy Delivery Assn. 105 Sn. Oak Ph. 9/1 Mr. J. A. Gordon Ph. 15*12-,\1 After 5:0*) p. m. good buy at $11,000.00, requir FRUIT TREES la— FEMALE HELP WANTED e a s y t e r m s i -W a K T ETi TB icfeM' ~ ing $2198 down, $01.35 monthly 23—ELECTRICAL SERVICES Pink Grapefruit, big 8-10 ft. T T T X .e d wuman for gen- Mather Of Sanford -. Would like to rent a clonn lock- high and loaded with fruit be FRIGIDAIRK appliance*, avia Seminole Realty erul bouse work. Phono 498. 203-109 E. 1st St. Phono 127 “ able garage for car storage fore cut-back. Get youra while and service. G. II High. Oviedo W. DIETRICHS T. tV. MERO . .... FI". Phatie FO-5-3315 ar San Phone 1920 ext. 359. John Me* they fast. $4.95 each or 3 for \voman for general office work for.| 1442-W after *t p.m. REALTORS $10.95. Also other varieties of Uinnis. 1141 Park Ave. Phone 27 or 143 with knowledge of -pi-* f 1 ,, citrus tree*. Crystal 11 Ite Good hours, pleasant sur-1 H ~ T J ^ T r u i l,l)l.\ (!-lt K I ,AIR$- Fum. 2 Bit house or apt. Couplo • BIG VALUES al estate Nursery. .7 black* W. Cham rounding-. Write axperirnce -\IN) IN*, Si 1 child. Writa Box I’M «—ItK Mm svi.i ber of Commerce Building. • QUICK CREDIT and expected salary to Uox fe d Burnett ri Sanford Haruld. I.ako Mary, l-’la. Phone 1876- 79 a eye tils (arm. Three bedroom HA Sanford Herald. ! f 0r PAINTING • EASY TERMS W. Sanford. WIMON-MAIER 5— HH ■___{:. . T" Homes that something special V * . . w 7 l s E . 23 new home owners have purchased these lovely homes. Valued at over V2 million dollars in the past 8 months. 5 more are now completed & ready for your inspection. (bhivu Old Jodaij fin d $&& J da 'IfowiAsrif! Grove Manor is built in s park-ilka subdivision, conveniently located to everything . . schools, downtown Sanford, Churches, Movies. Only the finest materials and work manship are used to xWe quality construction .... at a price that packs more buy- big-power into your home-dollar than you ever thought posei,ble. Grove Manor homes ar« truly the HOME YOU’ VE DREAMED OP . . . they’re beautiful, comfortable and so convenient. Grove Manor Homes Are Priced From $16,500. to $25,000. BALES OFFICE 1 CORNER 27th ST. 17-92 Cal 3100 or 398# For As Appointment At Yont Convenience ! » fJi Shop and Save In Sanford EsUblehed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1957 United Trciu Leased Wire Sought 'On Scene' Man To Go To Capitol .Merchant* and business people of Sanford acted In unison Satur day morning at a called meeting Up to to.oon people saw the first of the Seminole County Chamber annual Boat Regatta staged at of Commerce. Sanford under the auspices of tbe Sanford Doat ami Ski Club yes More than $8,200 was raised terday. within minutes when a fund was Thousands of automobiles lined proposed to send a man to Wash the highway between Sanford and ington to be “ on 1*10 scene and to Lake Monroe Bridge and traflie get all details concerning the San was the heaviest ever experienced ford Naval Air Station and pro along this section of 1793. Cars posed plans for Its expansion." from practically every county in Fifty-one merchants and bud- the state were seen parked along nrssmrt^ contributed to the fund the highway. with the City of Sanford after a Weeds along the lakefront pre special meeting held In the City vented bundreda from aecuring a Managers Office while business good vantage point to view tin men were contributing, pledge S3. boat race* which furnished a num 000 to the fund. ber of exceptional thrills never be Seminole County Chamber of fore seen In this area. Com merce Manager told the mem A SANFORD POLICE DEPARTMENTS patrol ca r as it came to a stop Saturday night shortly Loudspeakers were not sufficient bers attending the meeting that A SMALL HYDROPLANE BEING started as the driver takes off for one of the six races staged strength to keep the huge audience before midnight, against a power pole oear the Intersection of Park Ave. and 25th St. Patrotnun "The bid for the Naval Air Station, Carl C. Dodson escaped from the wreckage with only a cut hand. Damage was estimated at *1.100. vrsterday during the first annual Speed float Regatta held here. Upward of 10,000 people attended Informed of the races and the par Sixth District has boiled down to the event. (Staff Photo) (Staff Photo) ticipants in each heat of Um race. a political battls." However, most spectators ex “The bid (or the proposed site pressed their delight In having the fur the new station, expected to be races in the Sanford ar«a and were one of the largest on the east coast, Mid-East Situation | eagerly attempting to determine Giants Dormitory j has ceased to be a bid on the bails the namea of each racer. of resources and feasibility re The biggest crowd of spectator* ports,” he said. | (Continued on Pag* Pour) “ We have everything In Semi i Expected To Cut nole County that the Navy needs Sunday For Visitors for its new base,'* Krider said Speeding Motorists to the members of the Chamber of Tire New York (Hants Uormi- both Wednesday and Sunday will iCom merce who filled the City Are Law Enforcers Park A v e ., in Sanford, will ;>ot Ikes Vacation Short lory on Mellonville Ave. ndjacent be Paul Kruse, Steward, whine Commission room to overflowing. be an alternate route for State THOMASVILLE, Ga., tUP) - to the Sanford Memorial Baseball responsibility it i« to house, feed He* told tbe group that “The Na Biggest Problem Stadium will be thrown open to and take earn of the walfarv of vy owns 1.300 acres of land In the Road IStSOfl (U. 8. 17-32) ac- President Elsenhower, expected to cordlng to action taken the Speeding motorists continue to visitors next Sunday afternoon the faun system basanall piayeia 0>c*ola atca^uow ; we have the at cut shTt his vacation because of State Bond Board meeting held be the big problem with local law between the hour* of 1 and 5 in while they are here during' '.ha weather and w v have the kind the Middle East situation, con enforcement officers aa last wcek'a the afternoon. training season. of city that the Navy like*; and here in Sanford last webkeniL ferred again by telephone with Perilous of the local hiwuys, tabulation of arrests was reported Local cltisens will have m op- Surrounding the building ura Secretary of State John Foster to The Sanford Herald. used •* datours during the con- portunity to view the huge build- the haceball diamond» -aid »riun | Dulles today. Only two arrests war* mada dur Sit - ctlon of French Aveu have been LONDON *P — Gen. James Van ing constructed hero to housi »hcj |n / facilities. Usiojr hand--ill dla The President put aside hunting ing the past seven day* for reck W uced with new construction i Fleet, fanner U. S. corunujlei Farm System team- during their momU ln thf Brj-W ^BtrBgi-A'c and golf so as to kern unusually less driving «'-v -e*r,rv«.-god a*-*- l( l i t will be turned over to the In Karri•a. toldi £*#ypUen .. ¥ ____ guv spring training. Ilasehalf Stadium area ether* are' Who* die* Internation oliawnt driving. a c W t it g iw the City of Sanford for maintenance ernment' newspaper‘ a I Conthou- Tho building, which h i, been already constructed to piuvlde al situation. report enumerated la today’s In the future. rla that President Gamal Abdel completely furnished, has reached training areas for the entire) Asked about a report, carried to front page box score of arrests. The State Read Board receiv Nasser was “a great hero who the final stages of being m ade ^-coup of player* and team* c-m i- day by the United Press that the Seven' violator/ who either raa ed the recommrndations of tho is extrlcuting the Egyptian peo rendy to receive the hopeful) |nR to Sanford for Spring Trait)■) President might fly back t° Wash a red light or failed to stop at a Engineer that the following see- ple from chaos and poverty," baseball players needs only thc>jn|. ington Tuesday, press secretary stop sign. This was one less that (Continned on Pa«* 4) filial touches. xhc .\’ew York (Hants Dorml-j James llagerty said, “ I don't the week reported on Fab. 4 and WASHINGTON (U P) — Senate four more than were reported last First group of local cltisens to tory Budding it the first portion know when we are going back. Republican Leader William F. Monday. see tho modern dormitory build-1 o f the expansion program gotten) As of now there has been no de I PLEDGE THE AMOUNT OPPOSITE MY NAME TO Know-land predicted today that the Sixteen arrests for exceeding the Ing will be the Sanford Klwanlsi underway by the owners of tho j cision and I’ll let you know the Senate will approve a modified HELP WITH EXPENSES CONNECTED WITH THE minute I know." speed limit ware reported In to Club. The local Kiwanis Club ! Mayfair Inn and the Mayfair Inn version of President Elsenhower’, day’s box score, four tlmea as EFFORT TO KEEP THE NAVAL AIR STATION IN Ilugcrty also was asked about group will hold it* weekly lun-! Country Club, Middlo East doctrine by "better many as reported last Monday SEMINOLE COUNTY: Mr. Elsenlmwer's noticeable chcon meeting there. Host fori Already nearing completion i than a tivo to one vote. and two more than the total for MISS GINGER JONES rough that has been lingering fur the occasion will be New Yor* the Mayfair Inn Antic* in which the week before. (Photo By Jamcsou) several days. Gianta' Farm System Director ten rooms wero completed Ust, Name The 23 eases shown In today's re Carl Hubbell who will diror: Kl- week to hous* member* of the1 “ He still has a little cough but Weather port will be heard brforo City wants Club members through the State Bond Board during their he seems to be getting along very A iltl re-us Partly cloudy through Tursday, Judge John Leonardy In the San building. ' visit to Sanford Thursday, Fri-j well—he seems to tie Improving Warmer tonight. Low SO to J*. ford City Court this afternoon. At*o on hand for the ocrudon' (Continued on Page 4) each day,’* llagerty said. The secretary said hr assumed SR 15-600, French that Dulles told Mr. Eisenhower that Abba Eban, the Israeli am 18-Year-Old Charged Cruiser, Auto Crash At Intersection bassador to the United Slates, had Ave. Speed Zones relumed to hi* home country for A Sanfotd Police Department intersection controlled by a slop the police cruiser. The wrecked consultation about developments. patiol car was declared a 'Total light. patrol car had been selected !>> To Be Changed Itjujerty denied Hally Ilia' there With Armed Robbery lots'' Saturday night after it had Phillip N Davis, a 31 year-old If N. Sayer, Director of Finance 8pe»d ton*", will b# changed was any current plan for Mr. El An 18-yetr-old youth was be room and call the Sanford Polle* The executive editor of The San-1 for the City, as a utility car for turned over at least one and a railroad man was (raveling west on French Av*. and Slat* Road senhowrr to appear In p«r*on be ing held this morning at the San Department from the naxt door ford Herald, J. Alarion Harman half limes to slam into a power ou 25th St. at a speed, he said, was his us*. 15-000 according to action taken fore the Unite,1 Nations General ford Police Depnrtment charged Shell Oil Company filling su tler. Sr. announced today that Gin The two cars collided under pole at the intersection o f Soiith between 15 and 20 miles an hour. nt the State Road Board meeting Assembly lit connection with tls* with armed roldiery. Chief Roy 0 . Williams, report ger Jones ha* accepted ap and Park Ave. and 25th St. at the “ I had the green tight" Davis said, neath the (raffle signal light at here in Ssnford at the Mnyfalr Middle Fast crisis, ’ tut lie sad Tlii. filling station ludduo of ing the holdup this morning, said pointment as society editor for Pig *N Whistle. "ami was following another ear tbe intersection. However, the Inn last Friday morning the rhii'f I'xecutivi * and Doii-s the Colonial Oil Company fitting that tho youth, John E. Shulls Jhe Herald. Pits will write Iho The driver, Patrolman Carl C through the traffic light which I Ford passenger car moved only The tones to he changed or set were now dtveiisdiig possible “ fu r. station on French Ave. near the Jr. whose home address was giv Dodson, escaped with only a miner had noticed was green." to the opposite side of the street are: thrr action" by the United Stales Sanford Farmer'* .Market area en aa 110 Allen* Drive. East Mea injury to hi, left hand when the Davis said that hit car windows while the police car » a , rolled in In the U.N. In Sanford front SLD MP occurred shortly la-fore 1:15 a. dow, Long Island, N. Y., obtained top of the ear, a Ford police erni- were up and he did not hea- or to the power pole. Only the pile 11.900 t« SLD At I’ 14.192. a dis m. this morning. only $0.50 front Deltiemer bufoi* ver. was completely smashed In. see approaching red light, and kept tho police car from continu tance of 0.292 mile*— eliminate David Steer Deltiemer, operator Two cars were involved In the siren. ing lo roll and posable further lucking him in tho reitro-on Do- collision which occurred short*? luifMvnn. it wa, reported, .had tin mage ths .15 Mi'll speed tons. Additional of the filling station, wn, held up Riemer gave the holdup you'll before midnight Saturday. $anford lit, red light blinking and his m en Patrolman Dodson wa, alone in Graduated speed tone, in San nt the point of a 32-calibre revol only )2 at first ami then gov* Police Chief Roy G. Williams and open a* he chaicd the speeder the police car at the time of the ford a* follows; er, hit In the head, and then lock him an additional $1.50 in silver Captain Arnold Williams were on north’on Park Ave. “The speeder," accident. Tram SLD MP 11.285 to SLD Local News ed in tlie station's restroom. De half-dollars, prolonging the hold- hand conducting tho investigation said Chief Williams, "got away.’’ Charges, if any. are pending a MP 12.200, u distance o f U.UI5 ll'* ICC. MuiuoH. shocLoJ-feno, Die of the smashup, whi h is said to Damage to the I95d Ford auto complete investigation of the ac mile*— 15 All'll speed tone. blow on the head, w a, uldo to Shultz, after hitting the ' • mobile »a» .--'iinntr.l at IHiio and pry open the rcitioom ’s screeii majared in If-.s.nunlltrs and'have occurred while Dodson >«a, cident. said Chief Williams this From SI.D MP 12 2 «) to SI.D On Page 4 attendant on the lived, l« (Continued oo Page Four* I chasing a speeding car through llte St,500 damages were estimated to morning. -MP 12.720, a distance o f 0.520 window, foii'od iiiiuitif out of the (Continued on P«S* Four! miles— 15 All'll speed ,une. m A’R? -i * --nr- — \ r v P M f B R M H n v From SLD AIP 12.720 t„ SLD MP 13.900, a distance of 1.180 - ■ n k t f 1 miles— 10 All’ ll speed *nu*. Tho sons* approved have not as yet bern identified a* far a , local locations are concerned. The City o f Sanford does not have control over the placing o f speed soars tr the location of traffic signals a- long the State Road through San ford. Valuable Watch Lost By Owner A ladle, watch, of extreme value to the owner, has been lost tn Sanford. The watch, a Hamilton Lapel style, was presented to Miss El len Hoy for 35 years of service to the City of Sanford. An engraving bearing the in scription "for 15 years of sendee with the City of Sanford".appea-s on the hack of the watch. Miss Hoy prises the watch very highly. The finder of the watch will re TURNING THE SHARPEST POINT In the Speed Baal Regatta on I.ake M onnv near the lake Monroe Bridge. Judge, viand and ceive a reward If returned to COMING IN FROM ON'E OF’ the rare,. The small, but high powered rrafl romr, In a stop near lb* Jcvierday as the small cralt reach the wrvi.ru lip of lb* ceursv darting gun point cau b* vern in the background. 4Staff Photo) the owner at the City Hall. • amp for refueling and motor checkup before taking off for lb# second heat *1 Ihe race. (Sla.f Pbtto)