The Coral Gables Times

8 CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, March 22, 1962

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by helen reynolds society editor It went off as planned, the annual election of officers for the Coral Gables Woman's Club, Monday, the 19th. However, the afternoon program had a couple of hitches. Seems Judge Frank Dowling of the County Court couldn't be there as the guest speaker. He was to talk on "Trial of Christ," a fitting Lenten subject. However, alert Mrs. John H. Worley, president, brought the pastor of the newly-forming Southwest Congregational Church, the Rev. Robert A. Ingraham, who spoke on the "Betrayal of Christ by Simon Peter." Incidentally, this new congregation is meeting in the Southwest High School until they can build. The new pastor, a young man, is from Connecticut. Mrs. Worley is serving her second term-year as president. Mrs. Lloyd Rees, 1418 Cecelia Ave., is first vice president; Mrs. Gene Gabriel, 756 Malaga Ave., second vice president; Mrs. C. W. Dabney 1238 Anastasia Ave., recording secretary; Mrs. S. A. Danasyear, 646 Majorca Ave. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Franklin Evans, 4305 Toledo St., financial secretary. First, second and third directors are Mrs. Louis Stajdel, 5300 SW 7th St.; Mrs. W. W. Wynne, 6300 Castaneda St.; and Mrs. Stanley P. Fosgate, 4204 San Amaro Dr. Tea was served at a long table in the club's annex with plenty of cake and goodies and members chattered about every thing, including how to lose weight. Said first vice president, Mrs. Rees: "You know, I go home in the late afternoon, after an affair like this, then have to cook a big dinner for my husband who comes home starved." There also was Claudia (Mrs. Wade L.) Street, 1024 Alhambra Cir., a voice soloist and member who told of entertaining the choir of the First Presbyterian Church of Miami at a buffet supper on St. Patrick's Day. There were 39 guests including, Warner Hardman, the church organist, and Aileen Edgeworth, a contralto, who sang. It was Aileen's birthday and Claudia had a surprise, a large birthday cake. Mrs. Adeline F. Walker, 3624 Ponce de Leon Blvd., knows all about our native coconuts, proper time for picking, how to open them and how to dry them in the sun, never in an oven. She knows how to grate the succulent white meat of the palm nut and how to decorate a cake of her own making with icing made of the beaten whites of eggs, milk and cooked to the "just so" consistency for spreading then sprinkled with the grated coconut. She did just that when her daughter, and family, the Glen Gierharts and their two children, Gretchen and Glenn, of Indianapolis, arrived for two weeks in February. Now they are back for a second vacation, arriving yesterday. And do you know what grandmother Walker said? "The kids began clamoring for a coconut cake."

PEOPLE

The Parents Auxiliary of the Immaculata Academy will serve a Smorgasboard from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, April 1. Families may bring friends and guests. Mrs. George McMullen, 4453 SW 13th Ter., says all are invited. A delegation of Coral Gables Rotarians, led by Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. John O. Lawrence, will attend the charter night banquet of the newly created Rotary Club of Nassau. The event will be held in the British Colonial Hotel at Nassau on the evening of March 27. The Nassau Club is sponsored by the Rotary Club of South Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffith, 1361 Lugo Ave., are new members of the King's Bay Yacht and Country Club.

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Many Classes Open At Our Youth Center

Registration is open to the public for new adult day and night classes at the Coral Gables Youth Center, 400 Anastasia Ave. A new class in intermediate bridge started Wednesday night from 7 to 10 p.m. The Goren method is taught by Mrs. Olga Poe. Fencing and oil painting are continuous classes and one may come into these two classes anytime. Fencing is Tuesday evening, 8 to 10 p.m., and oil painting Friday evening, 7 to 10 o'clock. Photography, business studies and adult Piano (short method) will start as soon as registration is completed. Also the sculpture, ceramics and guitar classes have openings for students. You may obtain more information by calling Youth Center HI 8-2567.

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The "equity" in your home is the difference between its present market value and the remaining balance of your mortgage. Thus, if your home has increased in value, or if you have substantially reduced the original mortgage, chances are that you can take advantage of the equity for remodeling, enlarging or improving your home through refinancing your present mortgage. In many cases monthly payments can remain the same . . . in any event, they will be lower than your present payments plus a separate loan. Regardless of who holds your mortgage now, discuss your plans and possible methods of refinancing with a Mortgage Loan Representative at any Coral Gables Federal office. CORAL GABLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Chartered 1934 — Assets Now Exceed $125,000,000 MAIN OFFICE.... 2501 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables HOMESTEAD.... 1101 North Krome Avenue WEST MIAMI.... 6400 Southwest 8th Street PERRINE......... 701 Perrine Avenue BIRD ROAD..... 9843 Southwest 40th Street All Offices Open Monday Evenings 6:15 to 8:00 p.m. PERRINE and BIRD ROAD OFFICES ONLY Also Open All Day Fridays 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. GEORGE B. CASTER, President