Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Monday, November 3, 1947, page 3 (of 12)

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EVENTS MEETINGS RIVIERA TIME TABLE

Organizations are invited to list scheduled activities in the daily Riviera Time Table. Listings for this calendar of activities must reach the Riviera-Times editorial offices by 3 p.m. the day preceding publication. This Evening MUNICIPAL COURT-Convenes at 5 p. m. in Police Station, Judge C. S. Robertson, presiding. COUNTRY CLUB PLAYERS present "Outward Bound" at Country Club of Coral Gables, 8:45 p.m. COUNTRY CLUB ELECTION to name president and three directors. Polls close 6 p.m. YOUTH CENTER-Men's division for fund campaign meets at Youth Center building, 8 p.m. CORAL THEATER-"The Trouble With Women", Ray Milland, Teresa Wright. GABLES THEATER-"Deep Valley", Ida Lupino, Wayne Morris. GROVE THEATER-"Foxes of Harrow", Maureen O'Hara, Rex Harrison. PARKWAY THEATER-"Kiss of Death", Victor Mature, Brian Donlevy. Tomorrow ELECTION for school trustees and to establish school tax millage. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. FREE X-RAYS given by Dade County Tuberculosis Society at Sam's Building, 206 Coral Way, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. KIWANIS CLUB meets at Country Club of Coral Gables, 12:15 p.m. CITY COMMISSION meets in commission chamber at City Hall, 8 p.m. OPTIMISTS CLUB meets at Country Club of Coral Gables, 7 p.m. COUNTRY CLUB PLAYERS present "Outward Bound" at Country Club of Coral Gables, 8:15 p.m. NATIONAL GUARD-Company B, 211th Infantry organization meeting in temporary law building, University of Miami North Campus, 7:30 p.m. CORAL THEATER-"13 Rue Madeline," James Cagney, Annabella. GABLES THEATER-"Riff Raff," Pat O'Brien. Ann Jeffreys. GROVE THEATER - "Foxes of Harrow," Maureen O'Hara, Rex Harrison. PARKWAY THEATER - "Gallant Bess," Marshall Thompson, George Tobias.

CC Players Bow Tonite In 'Outward Bound'

'Outward Bound', a three-act tragedy will be presented tonight at the Coral Gables Country Club by the Country Club Players. The performance, under the direction of Dr. Norman Buchan, is the fourth in a series of productions of well-known Broadway hits which have been staged by the local group. It will be repeated Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Leading role in tonight's drama will be played by Walter Ashby, who has become a favorite with Country Club audiences. Ostensibly the steward of a mysterious ship on an equally mysterious voyage, Ashley appears in the play as Scrubby. Another familiar figure in Country Club circles is Jacqueline Pierce, who portrays the difficult role of Ann. Making his Country Club debut is Colin Drake, who is Henry in the play. Drake in real life is news editor of a Miami radio station. Others in the cast include: Herbert Tuckerman as Tom Prior; Mrs. Sylvia Furlong as Mrs. Cliveden Banks; Dr. Robert McVoy as Rev. William Duke; Mrs. R. E. Nitzsche as Mrs. Midget; Dr. Sidney Casell as Mr. Lingley and H. C. Binns as Rev. Frank Thompson. Steadily mounting interest in the activities of the Gables thespians has required the services of a small army of behind-the-scenes committees. These include: Advisory: E. C. Hodge, chairman; A. E. Harum, F. N. Holley Jr., Betty Bliss, act'g sec'y; Executive: E. C. Hodge, H. C. Binns, Mrs. H. T. Findley, Dick Kenney; Stage Manager: Barbara Binns; Sound Effects: Mary Harrison; Wardrobe: Mrs. O. H. Kenney, Mrs. Walter Ashby; Make-Up: Mrs. B. E. Smyers; Properties: Mrs. H. T. Nugent, Mrs. H. C. Binns; Photography: Fred Jones; Publicity: Dora Thomas; Program: Mrs. Sidney Casell; House: Dr. Don Leigh, Patty Brown, Pat McClintock Pennock, Betty Lou Powell, Grace Brown, Martha Lou Irwin, Joan Yarborough; Box Office: H. T. Nugent, Mrs. M. J. F. Moore, Miss Margaret Daniel, Mrs. C. I. Gobat; Repertoire and Casting: Dr. Sidney G. Casell, Mrs. R. E. Nitzsch, Mrs. E. E. Pennock, Mrs. Alonzo Bliss, Boots Royall, Dr. Norman Buchan.

School Vote Tomorrow Spotlights 2-Mill Boost For New Construction

(Continued From Page 1) of the Tamiami Trail. Vote at Kinloch Park School, 125 NW 43rd Street. PRECINCT 79 - From Granada Boulevard east on Coral Way to Douglas Road; south on Douglas Road to railroad; southwest along railroad to LeJeune Road; south on LeJeune Road to Hardee Road; west on Hardee Road to Granada Boulevard; north on Granada Boulevard to Coral Way. Vote at University of Miami classroom building, North Campus. PRECINCT 80 - From Granada Boulevard east on Tamiami Trail to Douglas Road; south on Douglas Road to Coral Way; west on Coral Way to LeJeune Road; north on LeJeune Road to Avenue Majorca; west on Majorca to Granada Boulevard; north on Granada Boulevard to Tamiami Trail. Vote at Coral Gables Elementary School, 2200 Ponce de Leon Boulevard. PRECINCT 81-From Red Road and Tamiami Trail east on Trail to Granada Boulevard; then south on Granada to Avenue Majorca; east on Majorca to LeJeune Road; south on LeJeune Road to Coral Way; west on Coral Way to Red Road; north on Red Road to Tamiami Trail. Vote at Country Club of Coral Gables, 997 North Greenway Drive. PRECINCT 84-From Red-Road east on Coral Way to Granada Boulevard; south on Granada to Hardee Road; west on Hardee Road to Red Road; north on Red Road to Coral Way. Vote at Girl Scout Hut, Granada Boulevard and Bird Road. PRECINCT 85-Comprises that part of Coral Gables lying south of Hardee Road. Vote at Town Hall, South Miami.

Hooper Aids Police Probe

(Continued From Page 1) morning and surrendered, saying "I just shot a man and wish to give myself up." Investigators said patrons of the roadhouse where the slaying occurred reported they saw Hooper arguing with a man near the door. The two men then went outside together, witnesses said, and a short time later four or five shots were heard. Hooper was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Hospital attaches said he was shot twice in the chest. Members of Hooper's family said he had been in Birmingham about three weeks on a construction job.

Ballot on Three For CC Board

Members of the Country Club of Coral Gables were balloting today to name a new president and select three members for the board of directors. Polls will close at 6 p.m. Earl M. DeNoon was unopposed on the ballot to succeed Phil J. Laurence. Director candidates include Sam Elcook, Alfred T. Eldredge, Frank A. Froehling, Dr. Thomas S. Gowin, James A. Henderson, E. C. Hodge, Frank Howard, Clinton T. McCreedy, Dr. L. D. Pankey, Dr. Oden Schaeffer, A. Laurence Schroeder Jr., O. B. Sutton and Richard E. Theil.

CLARENCE R. AYERS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Announces the Removal of His Offices

From 129 Giralda Avenue To 254 GIRALDA AVENUE Telephone 48-2605

Sutton Holds Negro In Manslaughter

Booker T. Monroe, negro, was ordered held over for Criminal Court on a manslaughter charge following an inquest held before Justice O. B. Sutton on Friday afternoon. Monroe was held responsible for the death of James Pender who was killed in an automobile accident on October 30. Pender was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pender of the Cumberland Trailer Camp. Monroe was held under a $2,000 bond.

Building Hits New High As October Adds Million

(Continued From Page 1) with Campbell reporting seven permits, totaling $55,300 issued by his office. Permits included: E. W. Fuller, $3,800 addition at 1524 Avenue Garcia, M. M. Vaviloff, architect. Chester A. Moore, $10,000 store building at 4930 Tamiami Trail; Leroy K. Albert, architect; Kinsey Construction Co., builders. R. F. Webb, $2,500 addition at 4013 Aurora Street; William Tschumy, architect. Sol Goldman, $15,000 residence at 1414 Avenue Venetia; Charles Meloy, architect. Peter A. Vance, $11,000 residence at 1103 Avenue Venetia, Charles Melov, architect. W. A. Papp, $12,000 residence at 326 Avenue Fluvia; E. L. Robertson, architect. Ernest Cooper, $1,000 addition at 817 Granada Groves Court; William Tschumy, architect.

Dr. Latham Dies; Funeral Today

Funeral services will be conducted at 4 o'clock this afternoon for Dr. Luther Middleton Latham, 77, retired physician who died Friday night in his residence, 1234 Country Club Prado. The rites will be held at the Franklin-Cole and Van Orsdale Mortuary. Dr. Latham came to Coral Gables 12 years ago from Montevallo, Alabama. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mattie Latham, and three daughters, Mrs. Charles S. Leyden, Miss Roberta Latham and Mrs. E. L. Jones, all of Coral Gables; a grandson, William S. Doxie, Jr., also of Coral Gables and two sisters, Mrs. E. E. Upchurch and Miss Della Latham of Clanton, Ala.

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We Are Proud To Salute CORAL GABLES' OWN DAILY NEWSPAPER THE RIVIERA-TIMES

... that its Daily may enjoy the success it so richly deserves is the sincere wish of ... THE COUNTRY CLUB OF CORAL GABLES