The Coral Gables Times

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Carol Powelson Married To Mr. York on Saturday

MRS. JAMES E. YORK Following a honeymoon in Nassau, newly-wedded Mr. and Mrs. James Edward York are residing in Knoxville, Tenn. The bride, the former Miss Carol Ann Powelson, is the daughter of Mrs. Dennis Powelson of 12855 Old Cutler Rd., and the late Mr. Powelson. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde York of Grey-mere Manors, Columbia, Tenn. The Rev. J. Whitfield Sloan of Pinecrest Presbyterian Church officiated at the 11 a.m. ceremony, Saturday, Dec. 23. The reception followed in the garden and about the swimming pool. Given in marriage by her cousin, Forrest Robinson of Boston, the bride wore a gown of ivory peau-de-soie and re-embroidered Alencon lace designed with fitted bodice, scalloped neck line, bracelet-length sleeves and full, floor-length skirt which extended into a long train in back. An ivory peau de soie pill box with large rose etched in pearls held the bouffant veil which fell to the hem of the gown. She carried a bouquet of white roses and stephanotis in cascade. The bride's five attendants wore identical gowns of emerald green silk chiffon, styled ballerina length, with matching head-pieces and they carried white roses tied in red velvet ribbons. They were Miss Mary Lynn Beach of Wichita, Kan., honor maid, and bridesmaids: the Misses Linda Burkhart of Knox-ville, and Betty Ann Sheppard, Ailen Williams and Susan Smith all of Greater Miami. Alegra Robinson, cousin of the bride, in white organdy with a circlet of roses in her hair, was flower girl. The father of the groom was best man. Ushers, all Tennes-seeans, were Jeffry Fields, James Fleming of Columbia; Peter Horalson and Harold Shivers of Clarkesville.; Mother of the bride wore a champagne silk, brocade gown with matching hat. Mother of the groom was in pale blue peau de soie. Both matrons wore corsages of white camellias. The bride attended Miss Harris Florida School for Girls, Miami; and is now a student at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, having transferred from the University's medical unit in Memphis. She is a senior in the Liberal Arts School and will graduate in August of 1962. The groom, a senior in the College of Business Administra-tion at Tennessee, will also graduate in June. He is president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity; and member of Omicron Delta Kappa and Scarabbean honoraries.

Mrs. Browne Is Winner At Riviera

Riviera Country Club Wom-an's Golf Association closed its 1961 golf tournament Tuesday with 9 blind holes played in classes with 1⁄2 handicap. Mrs. W. L. Browne won first in Class A with 371⁄2. Mrs. C. Gordon Anderson was second with 38. Mrs. Sam Anderson was win-ner in Class B witha 331⁄2. Mrs. F. H. McDonald was sec-ond with a 37. In Class C, Mrs. Robert P. Foreman was first with a 42. Mrs. D. A. Marion was second with a 431⁄2.

Mate Checks Him, Wins Chess Play

Morrill Goddard used to "beat" his wife Adele. And Murray G. Cohen "fool-ed around" with a game while at college in the mid-20's. Today, both Adele Goddard and Cohen are champions. Mrs. Goddard, 4370 SW 5th Ter., and Cohen, an attorney-CPA, 1838 SW 21st Ter., won the women's and men's events in the West Florida Open Chess Tournament held last Friday through Sunday in St. Peters-burg. Wednesday morning, both talked about how their inter-est in chess began and what effect the game of "Knights" and "Queens" has on their lives. Mrs. Goddard said one of her husband's friends, an old Princeton classmate, asked him about six years ago if he still played chess. "I said 'What? I didn't know you played chess!' "So he taught me and we played together. And he beat me and beat me. But now, I can beat him..." "A lot of men say 'Oh, she's a woman, I can beat her easy. But if they're not careful, we can beat them." Cohen said he "first fooled around" with chess while at the University of Florida in the mid-20's. It was then he became "fascinated" with the game. But the president and found-er of the Coral Gables Chess Club began his assault on the chess world about 12 years ago. Cohen's wife is no match for him. But his daughter? "My youngster plays more than she does. I have a 14-year-old daughter (Geri-Jane) and she sometimes plays chess just to please me," Cohen said with fatherly pride. "And then I have to take her to a football game or some-thing."

Whitneys Pledge Vows In St. Stephen's Rites

Mrs. M. A. Whitney Jr. Honeymoon bound, with Nassau their destination are Mr. and Mrs. Moragne A. Whitney Jr., following their wedding last night (Wednes-day,) at St. Stephen's Epis-copal Church. The bride is the former Miss Cynthia Geer Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Arthur Smith Jr., of 1037 Alfonso Ave. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Whitney of 3618 Palmarito St. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white silk taffeta, floor-length gown designed with fitted bodice, scoop neck line and long wrist length sleeves. Alencon lace reembroidered in pearls and sequins etched the neck line and the full skirt swept to a chapel train. The bride's hip-length volumi-nous illusion veil was held in place with a headpiece de-signed by the bride, made from rosepoint lace with pearl crown both from her grand-mother's wedding dress. Her flowers were a cascade of white lilacs and white orchids, and she wore a dia-mond pendant necklace, the gift of the groom. The bride's six attendants wore identical gowns of white taffeta with back fullness and train falling from taffeta roses across the waist at the back. Long kid gloves, and head pieces of taffeta and roses completed their gowns and they carried bouquets of red camillas with red velvet floor length streamers. They were Miss Catherine Lloyd, maid of honor; and the Misses Stephanie Boughton, Eileen Link, Ruth Shipe, Reeves Smith, and Frances Elizabeth Virgin, bridesmaids. Miss Margaret Hutson, flower girl wore Swiss organdie with white sweet-heart roses in a bandeau for her hair. William Chipley French was best man. Ushers were DeBlois Milledge, Oscar F. Miller Jr., Herndon E. Rose, Paul E. Shipe Jr., William E. Tschumy Jr., Martin Wales, Louis Walker, Charles Barry Whit-ney and William Stan-yane Yates. The Rev. William R. Bruniga of St. Stephens and the Rev. Arthur J. Rantz of St. Thomas Episcopal Church officiated at the double ring 8 p.m. cere-mony. The reception followed at the Riviera Country Club. The bride's mother wore a floorlength gown of blue satin, with matching small hat and her flowers were white roses. The groom's mother wore green, satin, floorlength gown, with matching hat and a corsage of white roses, Out-of-town guests included the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Dwight Smith of Spartanburg, S.C, and the groom's grand-mother, Mrs. Edward Sinkler of Charleston, S.C. The bride is a graduate of Coral Gables High School, at-tended Emory University and is a student at the University of Miami. The groom was graduated from Suwanee Military Acad-emy, attended the University of South and is a student at the University of Miami. They will return from their honeymoon in time to attend the Orange Bowl game and will reside at 616 Anastasia Ave.

Union Dues Check Off For Food Fair in Court

A group of Coral Gables attorneys will square off Jan. 3 in Florida Supreme Court on the union dues check off case. Arguing for the AFL-CIO Retail Clerks Union's right to force Food Fair Stores to make compulsory deducations for union dues will be Claude Pepper and Robert Haverfield. Opposing the appeal will be Bernard B. Weksler, who rep-resents a group of Food Fair employes who sued to cut off the compulsory deductions as a condition of employment. The lower courts have ruled for the employes.

Capt. Crittenden Added to Board

Police Capt. Robert J. Crit-tenden has been elected to a five-year term to the retire-ment board by fellow employes. Crittenden will sit on the five-man board which adminis-ters the retirement system for the city.

TAKE SOME HOME FINE CHINESE FOOD HOUSE OF BAMBOO

AT 6267 S.W. 8th ST. MO 1-8525 — MO 1-8526

Kitty's Florist, Inc.

8736 S.W. 24th St. Your Neighborhood Florist Special rates for Students Flowers for all occasions Free deliveries — 226-1541

WHAT'S COOKING?

Nothing? Then Call ELECTRIX APPLIANCE AND REPAIR SHOP HI 4-0283 Repairs and parts for all make stoves. 20 years experience in this area. Formerly with Clarence Grimm Elec. & Shelleys

Be wise... The Keyes Co. REALTORS "IN THE GABLES"

call Keyes HI 3-7423 315 MIRACLE MILE CORAL GABLES TO BUY OR SELL • HOMES • APARTMENTS • BUSINESS PROPERTY • ACREAGE

Times • Guide LEGAL NOTICES

RATES FOR LEGAL ADVERTISE-MENTS: 20¢ PER LINE FOR FIRST INSERTION, 15¢ PER COL-UMN INCH FOR ALL INSER-TIONS LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE THE ZONING BOARD OF THE CITY OF CORAL GABLES, FLO-RIDA, TO CHANGE THE ZON-ING ON LOTS 39 AND 40, BLOCK 204, RIVIERA SECTION PART 8, CORAL GABLES, DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, FROM "C" COMMERCIAL USE TO XCC COMMERCIAL USE TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A COIN LAUNDERETTE. All interested persons are here by notified that under the pro-visions of Ordinance No. 1005, an application has been made to change the zoning on Lots 39 and 40, Block 204, Riviera Section Part 12, Coral Gables, Dade County, Florida, from "C" Commercial Use to XCC Commercial to permit the construction and operation of a coin launderette. Interested persons may express their views, at the hearing or file them in writing with the under-signed on or before the commence-ment of the hearing which will be held in the City Commission Room, in the City of Coral Gables in the Community Building, Coral Gables, Florida, at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, January 8, 1962. THE CITY OF CORAL GABLES By: L. W. Robinson, Jr. John E. Vinsan Secretary December 28, 1961.

PERSONALS

ORCHID CORSAGES $2 WEDDINGS, birthdays and other special occasions. HI 6-7557.

Sale — North Bay Road

3.310 Sq. Ft. 4 bedrm. Daughters & Sons Home, overlooking bay. Sale. Red. $40,000. 104-day mort. 3838 N.E. 6 Ave. FR 1-4254.

WILL BUY

all kinds of scrap metal and junk cars. Quick pick up. No stoves or refrigerators. CA 1-4011.

SERVING South Dade

SERVING South Dade. We are as near as your phone. Prescription-filling specialists. (Pharmacy) 12451 S. Dixie Hwy. CE 5-7821.

CLAIRE'S STENO

MANUSCRIPTS legal, reports. Ph. dictation, notary; IBM typing. Apeco copier. HI 3-2352-CE 5-4374.

LOOK no further for pool Supplies,

Ladders, vacuums, chlorline, etc. Also underground and painting So. Miami Pool Co. MO 1-7942.

TOSHIBA BABY TRANSISTOR VACUUM

Cleaner dust bags for all makes, polisher brushes, 4-hr. Rep. Fair Sewing Center, 236 S.W. 8th St. MO 1-4024.

IRONING, baby sitting,

Experienc-ed, reliable white. Very reason-able CA 1-6979.

MASSAGE In your home

for la-dies, men & Children Stroke, paralysis, glandular, relaxation. Pro-fessional masseur. CA 1-6070.

GENERAL REPAIRS

EXTRAORDINARY, specializing in small jobs! Screens, windows, aw-nings, weather stripping, traverse rods, installed & repaired. Small ca-rpentry & painting jobs. MO 1-6953.

S. MIAMI AREA IRONING DONE IN MY HOME

Reasonable rates. MO 5-2888

ELIZABETH'S 17th YEAR

ELIZABETH'S 17th year, Gables. Your hair can be skillfully cut and flatteringly coulffed with to-day's exciting hair styles, they have experience and skill, call now-appointments from 8 A.M. 104 Gir-alda Ave. Elizabeth's. HI 3-2082.

WANT hair color & styling

a prob-lem? Beautiful grays, silvers and cool blonds possible, call for appointments from 8 A.M. 104 Gir-alda Ave. Elizabeth's. HI 3-2082.

TRIP TO HAWAII?

WILL SACRIFICE $2,200 credit on Matson Line for good terms or best offer. Can accommodate 2, 3, 4 or 5. Phone CA 1-0536 for details.

Lovely room for lady

with pension. Small salary. Light household, nice garden of Coral Gables. Call MO 7-1276 after 4 P.M.

ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS

Holiday sale, all types. Beautiful frames. CE 8-0806

MURALS PAINTED

DESIGNED just for your wall, any subject, any colors. Around $50. Phone evenings for information. CA 1-8978

FROM YOUR photo or negative

— 20 wallet size prints or 3—5x7 prints $1., or 2—8x10 prints $1. All colored $1.25. Tax Included. Send to Multi-Fofos, P.O. Box 7458 Miami 55. Fla. Sorry no C.O.D.

Planning A Party?

Make it a magical one with a talented magician. Very Reas. Call Mr. Magic MO 1-0152.

PORTRAITS — $40

Painting lessons. Adults — beginners MO 1-5415

EASY PIANO LESSONS SPANISH & ENGLISH

ADULTS & CHILDREN MO 7-9452

Widow will share home

with 1 or 2 ladies who work. Near shopping center and bus. 6250 S.W. 78th St. MO 7-9452

DOMESTIC INVESTIGATION

Need evidence? Need grounds? Confidential. TU 8-3833

Lady will share home

with Gables, teacher of M. Must have car. CA 1-8014

Delicious hydroponic tomatoes

8 Lbs. for $1 at farm. 2 bIks. west of 82nd Rd. on 84th Ave.

DANCE—CHA CHA— —Twist—Social-Waltz Tango-Rhumba-Swing-Merengue FOX TROT—SAMBA

NO CONTRACTS—no high pressure Lessons by the Dozen $1 each. Half dozen $1.50 each. Get your friends together, learn to dance In the privacy of your home. If you have taken lessons & still can't dance & would like to learn, call Dixie Rett CA 1-2311. Private lessons in the privacy of the home. Additional person $1. Dixie Rett danced dance for... 10791 S.W. 43rd Lane CA 1-23