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Friday, May 9, 1941, page 6 (of 10)

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Appropriate For "Mothers Day" Is The Group Pictured Below

1—Mrs. Adolph Prescott with Phillip and Pamela of 311 Viseaya. 2—Mrs. A. Judson Hill, with Franklin Judson and Geoffrey Harwood of 2200 Segovia Circle. 3—Mrs. Lyle D. Holcomb with Don and Doris Jean, of 1829 S. W. 22nd Terrace. 4—Mrs. Richard Oelkers, jr. with Richard III and Camille, 1132 Valencia Avenue. 5—Mrs. W. G. Ward with Marilyn and Billy, 19 Antilla Avenue. 6—Mrs. Charles I. Babcock, Charles, jr. and Idelle, 824 Majorea Avenue. 7—Mrs. A. J. Miles, Ruth Ann and Sally Jean of 1700 S. W. 12th Avenue. 8—Mrs. W. L. Brown, Betty and Shirley, 814 Pizzaro Avenue. 9—Mrs. Marvin Adams, Patty and Jimmy, 357 Menores Avenue. 10—Mrs. George B. Romfh, jr. and George Boddie III and Rickard Newton of 1451 S. W. 23rd Terrace. 11—Mrs. Phillip J. Mank, Phillip, jr. and Rodney Layton of 1507 Madrid Street. 12—Mrs. R. Little, Bob and Frances of 1237 Ferdinand Street. 13—Mrs. V. Ward Barr with V. Ward, jr. 3664 S. W. 25th Terrace. 14—Mrs. Winston Harrison, Blair and Penelope Ann of 4400 Monserrate Street. 15—Mrs. M. B. McDonald, with Beth and Scott, 3904 Durango Street. 16—Mrs. G. M. Keene and Donald 2144 S. W. 23rd Terrace. 17—Mrs. Bradford Stuart, with Jimmy 459 S. W. 20th Road. 18—Mrs. R. F. Hough and Barry of 2528 S. W. 26th Street. 19—Mrs. Art Farley and Joanne, 3024 S. W. 8th Street. 20—Mrs. R. B. Walter and Marshall, 618 Obispo Street. 21—Mrs. E. T. Magoffin and Jimmy, South Miami. 22—Mrs. F. A. Kent and Frederick James, 3775 Loquat Avenue. 23—Mrs. William M. Wolfarth, William, jr. and Thomas, 2100 S. W. 23rd Court. 24—Mrs. L. H. Keene Lonnie, jr. and Warren, 2266 S. W. 16th Terrace. 25—Mrs. Helen M. West and Helen, 16 Calabria Avenue. 26—Mrs. E. M. Kennedy, jr. and Terry Wayne, of South Miami. 27—Mrs. John H. Cheatham, jr. and Jack, 22 S. W. 28th Road. 28—Mrs. J. Grady Phelps and Judith Ann, 2830 Jefferson Street. 29—Mrs. W. G. Briggs, Deanna and Donald Gifford, 527 S. W. 13th Street. 30—Mrs. Arthur S. Richards, Chester and David, 231 Majorea Avenue. 31—Mrs. H. F. Ward and Robert, Anderson Road. 32—Mrs. George C. Kinsman and "Chuck" 1515 Country Club Prado. 33—Mrs. M. E. Wilson and Carl, 3151 S. W. 25th Terrace. 34—Mrs. F. Jordon and Anne, 3383 Delmonte Avenue. 35—Mrs. William Clinton Green and William Marvin, 3569 Avocado Avenue. PHOTOGRAPHS BY A DERBY PILKINGTON

BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

● Mrs. Clara Reese of Coral Gables was honored at a birthday luncheon recently at the Hollywood Beach Hotel by her daughter, Mrs. Harrison R. Williams also of Coral Gables. Included in the guest list were Mrs. E. C. Gatee, Mrs. E. A. Rogers and Mrs. H. W. Bartholomew of Miami. ● Mrs. Charles Cameron of Chicago and Coral Gables entertained with a luncheon recently at Hollywood Beach Hotel, honoring Mrs. W. A. Brooks, of Evanston, Ill., and Coral Gables; Mrs. Thomas G. Lee and Mrs. A. R. Ebi all of Coral Gables.

LEON'S BAKERY

The Perfect Remembrance for Mother's Day "ROSES IN SNOW" CAKE A special occasion cake for Mother's Day, filled and iced with real boiled icing, generously coated with sweetened shredded coconut-decorated with a butter-cream rose IF YOU CAN'T STOP IN, PLACE YOUR ORDER BY PHONE. WE'LL GLADLY DELIVER LEON'S BAKERY Phone: 4-5166 2416 Ponce de Leon Blvd.

Coral Gables Woman Heads State For DAR Work Among American Indians

● Mrs. M. F. Wittichen of 1024 Ave., Asturia has accepted the appointment of State Chairman of American Indians for the Florida Society, Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Wittichen, a member of Everglades chapter, has been local chairman of this committee since its inauguration by Everglades chapter. So outstanding has been her work in this connection, that she was given the state appointment by the Florida regent, Mrs. R. C. Abernethy of Winter Haven. It was Mrs. Wittichen's gift last year of two Seminole Indian dolls that inspired the national society to start an Indian Museum in Memorial Continental Hall. On her recent trip to Washington last week she presented a set of three Seminole Indian baskets to the new Indian Museum in the Department of Interior Building, and Mrs. Wittichen announced at the meet meeting of Everglades chapter last Monday that she had ordered a set of baskets for the D.A.R. museum in Washington. These baskets which are not made for sale, but are used by the Indians in sifting their cornmeal, will become rarer and more valuable as the years go by, Mrs. Wittichen says. Mrs. Wittichen spoke on "The First Americana" in Tampa two weeks ago at a joint meeting of the Tampa and St. Petersburg Women's clubs. Another activity that is engaging much of the time of this talented and versatile Gableite just now is the American Red Cross. Mrs. Wittichen is Dade County Chairman of Volunteer Special Services under which comes Motor Corps, Braille, Home Nursing, Garment Production, Surgical dressings. Serving as members of her committee are Mrs. James A. Dunn, representing civic organizations; Mrs. William L. Freeland, patriotic societies; Mrs. W. B. Rosborough both of Coral Gables, literary groups; Miss Mary B. Merritt of University of Miami faculty; Mrs. Lon Worth Crow, church groups; Mrs. A. L. Buzzell, American Legion Auxiliary; Mrs. Glenn A. Raymond, Eastern Starr groups; Mrs. Harold Berney, Parent-Teacher organizations; and Mrs. Herbert O. Vance, press relations.

CLEARANCE DIANNE

CLEARANCE 33 1-3% REDUCTION LINGERIE 33 1-3% REDUCTION BRA'S 10% REDUCTION HOSIERY 50% REDUCTION JEWELRY DIANNE 246 Coral Way

Chaucer Chapter Gives Report Of Relief Work

● The Chaucer chapter, Daughters of the British War Relief, has just completed outstanding work in British relief work, after less than three months of organization., The tea-musical given recently, at the home of the regent, Mrs. T. G. Leitch, netted enough money to buy two blood transfusion machines, which have already been bought and are on their way by convoyed ship to England. During the month of February $225 was provided by the chapter and sent to the state chapter in Jacksonville, who was instrumental in getting the 13 chapters to finance the necessary $2100 for a mobile kitchen. In March the Chaucer Chapter through its "Aid to Britian Shop" furnished two fully equipped hospital beds, Anyone who is familiar with the requirements for a hospital bed knows what that entails.

Frigidaire Electric Range

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