The Coral Gables Times

Deaths in the Gables Sally Fowler, 71, a Pioneer

A pioneer resident of Coral Gables who came here in 1925 was buried Monday following her death July 20. Mrs. Sally C. Fowler 71, of 1510 Salzedo St., a resident of Coral Gables for 36 years after moving here from Dade City, had been a member of the All-States Friendship Club and the Pioneers Club of Coral Gables. Services at South Miami Baptist Church preceded burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Fowler is survived by a son, Harold D. Fowler, of Miami; a daughter, Mrs. A. E. White, of South Miami; and a brother, Eric Clarkson, of Tacoma, Wash.

Calvin P. Penner, Wife Lived Here

Calvin P. Penner, 34, of 4041 NW 187th Ter., shot himself fatally at his estranged wife's home at 222 Sidonia Ave., early Saturday morning. Mr. Penner died at Doctors' Hospital approximately four hours later. Services were held at the Van Orsdel Gratigny Road Chapel Tuesday followed by cremation. Survivors include a brother, Clifford Penner of Coral Gables, and three sisters, two from Miami, Mrs. Ruby L. Davis and Mrs. Violet Balasky.

Mrs. Witters, 79, From Toledo

Services for Mrs. Pauline H. Witters, 79, of 4200 Alhambra Cir., were held Wednesday at Combs Coral Gables Chapel. Cremation followed. Mrs. Witters came here 31 years ago from Toledo, Ohio. Surviving are her husband, R. L. Witters; son, Gordon, of Coral Gables and two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Last Rites For Mrs. McArthur

Donaldsonville, Ga., will be the burial site for Mrs. Carrie W. McArthur, 78, of 118 Zamora Ave., who died Monday. Private services were held Monday night at Comb's Coral Gables Chapel. Mrs. McArthur came to Coral Gables 10 years ago from Savannah, Ga. She is survived by a son, W. D. McArthur; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Tumin; one sister, Mrs. Ruth McAulay, all of Coral Gables; a brother, seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.

Beautician Turned Down

A proposed beauty salon and school got rough treatment from the Coral Gables Zoning Board Monday when members voted unanimously to turn it down. The salon-school, which would be operated at 2319 Ponce de Leon Blvd. by Leonard Shaw, may come up before the City Commission next week on appeal. Commissioners would not hear any appeals Tuesday but indicated they might wave the 10-day waiting period on appeals because they are going on a six-week vacation Aug. 1.

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R. L. Heverle, 83, Of Riviera Drive

Richard L. Heverle, 83, a retired accountant who came here from Philadelphia, Pa., 10 years ago, was buried there Tuesday. Mr. Heverle, a member of the Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society in Coral Gables, died at his home 3290 Riviera Dr., Saturday. A high requiem mass was said for Mr. Haverle at the Church of the Little Flower Monday. He is survived by a sister and niece in Philadelphia.

Mary Ragon, Here 37 Years

Private services for an early settler of Coral Gables were to be held at Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel this week. Mrs. Mary Walden Ragon, of 2908 Columbus Blvd., died at Doctors' Hospital Saturday. She came here 37 years ago from Peoria, Ill. Survivors are her husband, F. H. Ragon, of Coral Gables, and a sister in Chicago, Ill.

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Salt Lake City Rabbi Takes Temple Judea Post

Mordecai Podet, a rabbi at Salt Lake City, Utah, for the past seven years, is the new spiritual leader for Temple Judea here. He will officiate at his first local service on Friday, Aug. 4. An Oneg Shabtot reception, given by the temple's officers and directors, will follow. Rabbi Podet succeeds Rabbi Morris A. Skop who resigned his post last month. The new leader, a 38-year-old native of New York City, received his AB degree from Western Reserve University. He did graduate work in philosophy at the University of Chicago and in Jewish studies at seminaries in Chicago and Cleveland. He has won several academic prizes. His first pulpit was at Temple Emanuel in Utica, N.Y. There, he was instrumental in organizing the Brotherhood Council of Utica, concerned with interfaith and interracial relations. From 1952 to 1954 he served with the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean as a Naval Reserve chaplain. In 1954 he went to B'nai Israel at Salt Lake. He is married to the former Norma C. D. Yonover, daughter of Dr. Celia Davis and the late Dr. Nafthali Yonover of Chicago. They have a son and a daughter. RABBI PODET

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the HOLY BOOK is better UNDERSTOOD by people who attend church and share their FAITH WORSHIP HERE WITH OTHERS

HOLY BIBLE WORSHIP 8:30 and 11:00 A.M. Message By DR. COLEMAN "WHEN DISCOURAGEMENT COMES" 7:45 P.M. "Jezebel's Church" 9:30 A.M. Bible School 5:45 P.M. Fellowship Supper 6:30 P.M. Training Union and New Member Fellowship Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. Prayer Service University BAPTIST CHURCH RIVIERA DR. & SEGOVIA ST. Coral Gables T. Rupert Coleman, Ph.D., Pastor

Greyhound Fails to Get City Support on Routes

Southern Greyhound Lines has failed in its bid to get the support of the Coral Gables City Commission to back two new routes to the St. Petersburg area from the city. Commissioners voted 3-2 Tuesday against taking a stand in favor of the routes. Commissioner Joe Murphy backed the request with Commissioner Franklin Evans, but the move was opposed by Mayor Robert L. Searle, and Commissioners George Wilson and C. L. Dressel. Also opposing the proposal was Trailways Bus Systems, which operates on the same routes and which was granted a similar request by a form commission. Final approval or denial of the request will have to come from the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission.

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