Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Coral Gables Times
Thursday, May 25, 1961, page 16 (of 24)
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PEOPLE, Places & Things
George Robson, 5600 Riviera Dr., Anthony Abraham, South Alhambra Cir., and Sigmund Roser, 1414 Algriano, are taking a trip around the world by air. They will return middle of June. * * * Epiphany Catholic Church members will hold their first annual parish-wide Spring dinner dance today, Thursday, at the Coral Gables Country Club. A buffet dinner will be served from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., then dancing until midnight. * * * Mrs. Helen Tanos Hope, of 3500 LeJeune Rd., was elected ROBSON HENDRIX vice president of the Florida Association of Women Lawyers. * * * PALS—Mrs. Adam G. Adams, 1200 Alegriano, and Esther (Mrs. Anatol A.) Brezo, director of the Gallery Playhouse, have kept a date every Thursday morning for the past nine years. They go shopping together, riding in Mrs. A's automobile. They're modern too; they wear seat belts for safety sake. * * * James Noble Hendrix, son of UM Dean of Students, Noble B. Hendrix, and Mrs. Hendrix of 515 Villabella Ave., has just been elected Commissioner of Protection, at Indian Springs School, near Birmingham, Ala. * * * Tahiti Beach will be the setting Saturday at 7 p.m. for a Hawaiian luau. Demi-Arts Club members, their husbands and guests will attend. Menu planned includes roast pig stuffed with chicken, pork and beef, potatoes, yams and pineapple dessert — all on a full moon night. * * * William J. Reilly, 500 Alhambra Cir., is the new president of the South Florida Personal and Guidance Association. Installation was held yesterday evening (Wednesday) at the Musician Club of America, 303, Minorca Ave. * * * Rose and Gilbert J. Dunmire, 241 Almeria Ave., post card from New Mexico, on their vacation automobile trip to San Francisco, and other points on the California coast.
Secretaries Will Install Mrs. Noll
Coral Gables Chapter, National Secretaries Association will install new officers today at the Ocean Ranch Hotel. They are Perley M. Noll, president; Caroline Humphrey, first vice president; Farrell Stubbs, second vice president; Doris Pinson, recording secretary; Ruth Downey, corresponding secretary and Eileen Braner, treasurer.
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OTHERS HONORED Mrs. Kessler Wins Third Biltmore Title
Mrs. Ken Kessler, champion of the Biltmore Women's Golf Association, was again the winner this year in the local club's annual championship tournament. This was the third straight for the champ. Prizes and trophies were presented Friday, by Mayor Robert L. Searle. First flight winner was Mrs. Leonard Peto. Runnerup was Mrs. Lydia Silverthorne. Consolation first flight was won by Mrs. Ton McCrackin. Second flight winner was Mrs. J. H. Walker, with runner-up Mrs. Tom Gorman. Consolation, second flight, was Mrs. Barbara Scott. Third flight winner was Miss Gladys White, with runner-up Mrs. Al Glover and consolation flight winner Mrs. A. B. Hale.
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DAR Group Club Regent Elects New
Mrs. W. A. Nicholson, 3419 Granada Blvd., is the new regent of the Cape Florida Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. E. M Grout, retiring regent, was chairman of the meeting, held at the home of Mrs. Gardner Barlett, 730 Seville Ave. Winners of the good citizen essay contest (published in school newspapers) were luncheon guests. Winners were Nancy Hines of Hialeah High, and Sondra Ross of Central High.
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28 Golfers Qualify Here
Twenty eight golfing women, members of the Coral Gables Country Club, WGA, qualified Friday for the club's championship tournamen', now being held. Mrs. Tony McCrackin is medalist with 86. Mrs. Albert Anderson is defending champion. There were also 17 non-contestants playing the field, and the tournament was thrown out at the 9th hole. Mrs. L. G. McMurrav, won with a net 38. Mrs. Pat Watson, was second with 40.
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