The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, January 4, 1962, page 6 (of 19)

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PEOPLE

From now on, Camille White said, "you can picture us at our new address, 9028 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles, just one half block from Beverly Hills." Camille and her actor husband, Bob White are closing out their apartment at 2330 Coral Way. Bob, who never changed his name when he became an actor, appeared here last year with Gretchen Wyler in "Dam Yankees," at the Coconut Grove Playhouse. He has TV commitments and is cast as the sheriff in "Pity Me Not," the latter is a movie with the settings at the old, white frame, threestory Brickell residence on Brickell at the bay, now used as the old ladies home. Camille, the former Mrs. Richard Oelkers Jr., and her late husband lived for many years on Valencia, raised a daughter, and son there. Camille Jr., and her husband and family live in the North. Son Richard III and family in West Miami. Dennis M. Loftus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Loftus, 1553 Trevino Ave., will soon be home to continue training under the local Naval Reserve units. Dennis, has completed two weeks of Naval Reserve recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. Lucile G. Toloff, a former Coral Gables resident writes from Beverly Hills Calif., where she now resides, that she could use some Florida warmth, what with California dews, dampness, cold, fog, and rain. Golly, she should have been here this past week. Coco Plum Woman's Club will spread New Year cheer at the birthday party they are giving at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Veterans Hospital. The party is for those patients who have birthdays in January. Jewish Music month will be celebrated Monday at Hillel House, UM campus, when the Menorah Study group holds its January 8 p.m. program. Victor Stern, first violinist with the University Symphony orchestra, will play with Miss Ina Porias at the piano. Mrs. Michael Covin will lead group singing.

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