The Coral Gables Times

10 THE CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, July 13, 1961

PEOPLE Places & Things

Second Lieutenant Carl G. Morrison Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Morrison of 1001 Alhambra Cir., earned his bachelor of science degree and was awarded special honors during the June ceremonies at the United States Naval Academy. He was awarded the John Roach prize, a life membership in the United States Naval Institute, and $100. The prize is presented to the first class man who shows the greatest improvement in weighted average mark, over that of his second class year. His parents were present for the ceremonies. Lieutenant Morrison will be stationed at Moody Air Force base, Valdosta, Ga. ★ ★ ★ Caye Yaeck (Mrs. James) Harris, who lives up-state in Indian River City, attended two reunions on her downstate visit. She was present for the 10th anniversary of her Coral Gables High School class of 1951 and she had a reunion and visit with her mother, Mrs. C. W. Stern, and Mr. Stern, 334 Alesio Ave. Caye, whose talent with the percussion instruments landed her a scholarship at the University of Miami, started her career as a member of the Band of Distinction at Gables High. Her class reunion party was held at Key Biscayne. They shot arrows into the sky, not at Indians but at juicy watermelons on the fourth of July celebration at the Coral Gables Youth Center. An all day affair, parents, and children played soft ball, with parents ahead. At mid-day, everyone cooled off in the Gym, with volleyball and a basketball tournament. As for the watermelon contest, after several hours of shooting every melon was punctured, and taken home by some lucky marksman. Biggest prize winner, was the Paul Riddle family, 1309 Asturia Ave. Paul Jr., daughter Tandy, and dad Paul Riddle each speared a prize. ★ ★ ★ Ten-year-old Linda Powell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powell, 4915 Alhambra Cir., is just at the right age to appreciate the 4th of July. On the 5th, Linda was downcast for her mother wanted to dismantle the dining room table, all set for the glorious 4th. Linda said, "Save the cake," a rectangular-shaped and frosted to represent the flag. Tin can soldiers complete with tri-corns, drums and bugles, marched around the centerpiece of red, white and blue flowers. Mom did save the cake. ★ ★ ★ Miss Paquita Rabell, 912 Sorolla Ave., Coral Gables chairman of the Women's Division, of the Miami-Dade County Chamber of Commerce, says a luncheon honoring the new county manager, and his wife, will take place the 19th. Honor guests are Mr. and Mrs. Irving G. McNayr. The luncheon will be held at the Everglades Hotel Roof, and is sponsored by the past presidents of the Women's Division. Navy Ens. Ernest G. Swift, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Swift, of 6120 Riviera Dr., has his new naval aviation wings. His commanding officer, Capt. H. E. Born, USN, pinned the honors on Ensign Swift today (Thursday) during ceremonies at the Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi, Texas. He will report to the Naval Justice School, Newport, R.I. ★ ★ ★ Airman Byron L. Constantine, son of Mrs. Irene T. Constantine, 3609 Nouserrate St., has completed his Air Force basic military training at Lackland AFB, Texas. He has been selected to attend the technical training course for electrical repairmen at Chanute AFB, Ill., and later will be assigned an operational unit of the USAF Aerospace Force. ★ ★ ★ J. Ryan Chandler, assistant professor of Otolaryngology Surgery at the University of Miami, and his wife, Mildred, will take their first trip abroad, sailing Friday via the S.S. Liberte for Paris. ★ ★ ★ Judy Ann Gore, who attends Huntington College, Montgomery, Ala., left this week after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Henry Chase, of 922 Wallace St. Judy has a horse show or two to enter, beginning Sunday. ★ ★ ★ James Sparkman, 81 Edgewater Dr., regional manager for Schenley Import Co., will be one of Schenley's executives who will "study abroad" this summer. His trip will include a two-week tour of European wineries and distilleries. He will take an extra week to tour the continent. ★ ★ ★ Novelist Charles Willeford and his wife, Mary Jo., have moved to Coral Gables from Palm Beach. Willeford's novels include "High Priest of California" and "Pick-Up." The couple, residing at 1426 S. Dixie, will complete their requirements for degrees at the University of Miami. ★ ★ ★ Two fishermen from Coral Gables earned leads in the 13 annual Miami Beach Summer Fishing Tournament July 4. Bernard B. Fow, 5200 Riviera Dr., became a leader with his 174-lb. warsaw grouper. Harold Abbott, of 511 Almeria Ave., took a lead with his 14-lb snapper. ★ ★ ★ A. Curtis Wilgus, of the University of Miami library was one of nearly forty specialists on Latin American library materials who attended a three-day seminar at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. ★ ★ ★ "Wyatt Warriors" are on the warpath to win the National Corps Competition in Milwaukee, Wis. The Warriors left Miami last night (Wednesday) for a two-week tour of baton contests and performances in Alabama, Illinois and Wisconsin. They will participate in the Wisconsin Spectacle of Music in Milwaukee. Joyce Morrill of Coral Gables is the captain of the Warriors and is "Miss Majorette of Florida 1960" and now holds the title of Miss Majorette of America finalist for Florida. ★ ★ ★ Thomas Davison III, of 1436 Ancona Ave., president of the Bucknell Alumni Club of Southern Florida, will present the University's new sound and color film, "Presenting Bucknell," at the annual dinner in Ft. Lauderdale. ★ ★ ★ Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Busch, 2241 Coral Way, have returned from a quick trip to Nassau aboard the SS Bahama Star.

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Mrs. Greene Is President Of Rose Society

A new chapter of the American Rose Society has been formed in Coral Gables, with a veteran rose grower, Mrs. S. M. Greene, 1036 S. Greenway Dr., its first president. The new group includes men as well as women members, and it was formed for the Gables people principally to grow better roses. Last February, the Coral Gables Garden Club, with the cooperation of the city, presented its first annual flower show at the Coral Gables Masonic Lodge. A two-day affair, it was packed both days. The new Coral Gables Chapter of the American Rose Society will meet monthly. Since men take to rose growing more than any other of the unfolding flowers, several are among the 30 members. Serving with Mrs. Greene, a past president of the Gables Garden Club, will be Mrs. Charles Broward, secretary, and Col. Harold Lewis, treasurer. Mrs. Malcolm Wiseheart is chairman of program.

Mrs. Ira Willard Is in Hospital

Mrs. Ira (Mary) Willard, wife of the president of City National Bank of Coral Gables, is in Jackson Memorial Hospital. She was operated on Wednesday to have her gall bladder removed.

MRS. GREENE

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