Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Gables P.-T.A. Announces Tuesday Meet

First fall meeting of the Coral Gables Elementary School, Parent-Teacher Association will take place at 3 p.m. Tuesday Oct 7, at the school. A board meeting will precede the regular program and tea, at which final plans will be made for the Halloween Carnival. Mrs. Ellen Whiteside, former executive secretary of the Children's Service Bureau, and recently appointed a member of Governor Caldwell's committee on child welfare, will be the speaker. Mrs. Whiteside's subject will be "Friendly P.-T.A." and follows the national theme—"Laying a firm foundation". Mrs. L. A. Schroeder is program chairman. James Henderson will also speak to the group and lead in a discussion on the November 4th school election. The membership drive which takes place Oct 13 will also be discussed, with Mrs. Joe Phillips, chairman presiding. Following the meeting, Mrs. George Roerig, hospitality chairman and members of her committee will serve punch in the patio.

Newlywed Wilsons Home

Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds Wilson, nee Helen Dent Giersch returned this week to their home 370 S.W. 25th Road, following a three months honeymoon trip North and to Texas. Mrs. Wilson will enter the University of Miami for her freshman year this week and Mr. Wilson will resume his studies there.

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT SEVILLA HOTEL

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT In the Heart of the Gables! SEVILLA HOTEL Bath and Telephone In Every Room Elevator Service L. E. MONTGOMERY RESIDENT MANAGER PONCE DE LEON & ALCAZAR Phone 4-2591

PILOT

Pilot, attending law school will gladly volunteer year-round week ends for flying private or commercial plane without charge in exhange for comfortable room in Coral Gables area. Valid C.A.A. ratings: Comm. multi-single engine, land-sea, instructor, instrument. Worldly flying expreience. Single, neat clean appearance. Age 25. Writer Mr. P. E. Lind Box 445, So. Miami, Florida.

STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY

218 Coral Way ... on Miracle Mile JOHN B. MADGE CONSTANCE ROCERS Photographers ANY PRICE RANGE Let Us Be Your Personal Photographers Call 48-9743 for Appointment HOURS 9:00 to 5:30 Evenings and Sundays by Appointment

Combs FUNERAL HOME

1539 N. E. 2nd Avenue Phone 3-2101 W. H. COMBS J. J. COMBS P. H. COMBS

CARROLL'S Threesomes

Wedding rings for bride and groom . . . solitaire diamond betrothal ring in matching design. Protected by Granat Tempered Mountings* (not cast) as seen in VOGUE. ALL 3 RINGS $175 Typical Example of Values at Carroll's We MAKE, REPAIR and EVALUATE anything in Jewelry . . . Try Us! Carrolls JEWELERS Famous for Diamonds 332 Miracle Mile Coral Gables—48-5711

COLONEL NELSON OPENS PERMANENT GABLES HOME

Col and Mrs. Gustin M. Nelson this week joined the circle of Army couples who have chosen Coral Gables as permanent headquarters. Mrs. Nelson was busy opening their home at 1309 Obispo in anticipation of the arrival of her husband from Wofford College, South Carolina, where he was assigned as professor of military science and tactics. The Colonel, a 1921 graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point and veteran of service in the Philippines, Hawaii and Europe, will retire from active duty within the next few weeks. During a one-and-a-half year World War II tour of duty in the European theater, he won the Silver Star with oak leaf cluster, the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star with cluster, the Croix de Guerre and a Presidential Unit Citation. On previous visits here, the Nelsons became members of the Country Club of Coral Gables and the colonel's lady, who served as first lieutenant in the Army Nurses Corps during the war, plans to resume her interest in golf. Col. Nelson was born in Illinois, while his wife is a native of Wisconsin.

Mrs. Herbert O. Vance, who left yesterday to attend the 89th birthday celebration of a distinguished kinsman, Colonel J. E. D. Shipp in Americus, Ga., known the country over as a lawyer and noted book collector. Colonel Shipp lives on a plantation just outside of Americus and houses his great collection in several adjoining buildings. He is a great uncle of Mrs. Charles W. Murray, mother of Mrs. Vance's and a sister-in-law of Mrs. Robert L. Shipp of Coconut Grove, both of whom accompanied Mrs. Vance. The trio, and Mrs. Vance's daughter Mary Herbert Vance, also in the group, will return Monday.

Units To Meet Presbyterian Women Set October Date

Members of the various groups of the Woman's Association of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in the following homes on October 10th. Group 1 with Mrs. Willard Ware, 1901 N. W. 31st ave., at 11 a.m. with luncheon and meeting. Group 2 with Mrs. Preston Pinkston, 3705 Monserrate street, at 12 noon. Lunch and meeting. Group 3 with Mrs. William T. Hilles, 1608 S. Bayshore Lane, 12 noon, refreshments with meeting following. Group 4 with Miss Margaret Jane Robertson, 909 Avenue Roderigo, 11 a.m. Meeting and luncheon. Group 5, with Mrs. George Batcheller, 7950 Sunset Road, South Miami, 10 o'clock morning. Meeting and refreshments. Group 6 will meet at 12 o'clock at the church with Mrs. Dennis Welch and Mrs. Joseph Gladden as hostesses.

Miss Daniels Visits Mother

Miss Bebe Daniels, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Alderson of 2412 Country Club Prado has returned to Tallahassee after a short visit with her parents. Miss Daniels is on the staff of instructors at Leon High school in the state capital, having received her degree in Physical Education in June at the Florida State University.

Football, Cooks, Hobbies Make Schenley Park News

By PEGGY GORDON Riviera-Times Correspondent Some other Hurricane continued to hold the headlines in Schenley Park this past week although the lack of intensity on the part of our team to blow a little harder Texas way deflated us a bit. There were personal reasons for wanting some Florida wind puffed in that direction after having spent a year attempting to keep Texas winds out of our eyes, noses, throats and houses. Those of us who weren't watching in person were huddled together in little groups surrounding the radios. We decided the boys were just giving us storm warnings, we hope, we hope. Meet the Cooks My little gal and I took a stroll around the neighborhood to see what was cooking with the Cooks, for we have two families living side by side in the next block. We weren't disappointed, either, when we saw Mrs. John Cook of 5808 SW 31st Street sitting on her front porch watching her two young 'uns Nancy, 6 and George Edward, 4. The Cooks moved into Schenley Park about two years ago. Mr. Cook, who until recently was with Eastern Airlines, now has his own insurance business in Coconut Grove. Mrs. Cook was a dietician before her marriage, which means an ulterior motive for calling on the Cooks. She has frequently made many helpful suggestions to this novice on delectable eatables and has been an inspiration on the economical short cuts. Next door to the John Cooks are Dr. and Mrs. Donald Cook. Dr. Cook is a professor of chemistry at the University of Miami and last year returned from San Juan, Puerto Rico after serving for 20 years in the School of Tropical Medicine. Hobbytes Jimmy McLaughlin, 5797 S.W. 31st Street, informs us that he and his mother have a new hobby—making perfectly stunning aluminum trays with original designs by hand. The designs include tropical fish, hibiscus flowers and narrow leaf patterns. An idea for an ideal Christmas gift. Speaking of hobbies, Ben McMahon has made a business of his hobby of collecting stamps which he conducts from his residence at 5760 S.W. 30th Street. Joseph Baker, 5821 SW 31st Street, has quite a collection of guns. Recovers from Burn We are glad to report that Mrs. Batchelor of 5848 SW 31st Street is greatly improved following a severe burn on her right hand and that Mrs. Gus Ashem of 57, SW 31st Street is walking around her yard again after a two-month illness. By the way, neighbors, last week when I asked for some barks (or news) from you, the only response was a telephone call from the Hartwell Hunters, giving forth with imitation barks into the mouthpiece. Now, for sure, some of you can do better than that! Phone 48-3405.

Mrs. Barker and Jack Enjoy New York City

Mrs. Edwin J. Barker, of 1852 S.W. 10th street and her son Jack, June, graduate at Miami Senior High school, spent an interesting summer in New York City. Making the trip north by train accompanied by Mrs. Barker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Stephens, Mrs. Barker and Jack visited their eldest son and brother, Edwin, former University of Miami student, now in charge of first floor interior display work for Stern Brothers Department Store. They saw the shows and were especially intrigued with Sonja Henie's "Ice Time of 1948". On returning home, Jack, camera enthusiast, the work he intends to follow after college, found a speed boat awaiting him, graduation present from his father.

Eaton's Fine Letter Papers

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SPECIAL Lace Trimmed Rayon Jersey HALF SLIPS, $1.59

White, Black, Tea Rose and Blue Celia's Lingerie Shop 2125 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Phone 48-6641

Louise Laird INVITES YOU TO THE MOST EXCITING DEBUT IN YEARS...

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Sharyn Announcing Removal To New Location

2612 PONCE DE LEON BOULEVARD Saturday, Oct. 4th Featuring BOYS' AND GIRLS' APPAREL TO 14 YEARS OPENING DAY FAVORS for each kiddie visitor

OUR 1ST BIRTHDAY

....Is Dedicated to the Nicest Customers in the Whole World! Yes, we're having a birthday Monday, and although they say the first year is always the hardest, that old theory has been debunked by you . . . the NICEST CUSTOMERS IN THE WORLD! You've shown us a friendliness, good will and genuine interest, and we're truly grateful . . . for you have made our first year one of heartwarming success! So, on our first birthday, we pledge that our principles of honest values, fair dealing and good service that you are accustomed to at Berkley, Ltd. in the past, will continue! This year and every year; we will keep before you the good taste, quality and economy prices of our fine ready-to-wear! You have been grand . . . and we want to say "Thanks a Million"! . . . and as always, we invite you to brouse in our "Friendly Store" and continue to look to us for the finest fashion creations. Anniversary Sale Starts Monday! 100 BETTY BARCLAY DRESSES, Sizes 9 to 15 | $4 150 JUNIORS, MISSES and WOMEN'S DRESSES, Sizes 9 to 15—12 to 20—36 to 44 | $5 85 MISSES and WOMEN'S DRESSES, Sizes 12 to 20 and 36 to 44 | $8 65 MISSES DRESSES, Sizes 12 to 20 | $10 75 MISSES DRESSES, Sizes 12 to 20 | $14 40 JUNIORS and MISSES' SUITS, 10 to 20 | $20 75 KIDDIES DRESSES, Sizes 2 to 6 1/2 | $2 100 KIDDIES DRESSES, Sizes 2 t 12 | $3 75 KIDDIES and CHILDREN'S DRESSES, 2 to 14 | $4 Berkley, Ltd., Inc. "The Friendly Store" 241 Miracle Mile . . . Coral Gables