Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Coral Gables Times
Thursday, April 19, 1962, page 10 (of 18)
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by helen reynolds society editor A trip to Nassau, will highlight the Easter week visit of three girls who attend the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Nancy Lee Du Puy, the hostess, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel S. DuPuy of 438 Cadagua Ave., will have as her guests, classmates Jane Womack and Becky Craig. They arrived on the 18 and return on the 28th of April. Nancy has been elected president of her sorority, Delta Delta Delta and she is the executive secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association in Chapel Hill. Wedding bells will ring May 18 for Evelyn Snyder Postal and Eric M. Larson Jr. at the Riviera Presbyterian Church. Evelyn is the secretary at the Country Club of Coral Gables. She is the daughter of Mrs. Mildred Snyder Sr. Her fiance, of Miami, is the son of Mrs. Erick M. Larson Sr. of Sevilla Avenue. Mrs. W. Francis Sindoni, 2505 De Soto Blvd., will honor deb Miss Janice Danna Cameron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Cameron of 1530 SW 44th Ave., with a brunch, Friday. Janice, a freshman at the University of Florida, will be home on Easter vacation. The party will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and invited are all the 100 debs to be presented Friday the 27th at the Coral Gables Country Club. Mothers of the debs are included in the invitation. It's a "ship wreck" party at the home of Rear Commodore R. E. Daughtry of 1047 Asturia Ave. and guests will be the members of the Fleet at the Coral Gables Country Club. Mrs. Daughtry says it's just a "hop and a jump to our door from the club." Guest will come dressed like they think they might look if they were washed ashore on a lonely Bahama island. NANCY
Yet She's Opposed
Mrs. James McCarthy, 1224 Granada Blvd., appearing before the City Commission Tuesday on the proposed rebuilding of Granada Boulevard: "It has a terrific ripple . . . I wore out a car on it."
BOOK DONORS
During the past week the Coral Gables Public Library has received gifts of books from Mrs. R. H. Langhorst, 1020 Placetas Ave.; Mrs. D. G. Payne, 4218 SW 10th St.; Mrs. Robert Sykes, 6531 SW 36th St.; Dr. Joan E. White, 2395 Coral Way; and the Coral Gables B'nai Brith Women.
RE-WEAVIT
Invisible Reweaving — Mending Clothing — Sweaters — Rugs — Upholstery — Furs Collars, Hats. Made to order Tailoring — Ladies & Gents — One Day Service. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1753 S.W. 8th ST. FR 3-6990 FR 7-4138
TELEX HEARING CENTER
310 ARAGON AVENUE CORAL GABLES 34, FLORIDA — HI 4-4442 Directly opposite the BUS TERMINAL, in the ARCADE Understanding help for all your hearing problems. Hearing aids for all types of losses, batteries and accessories, service all makes.
SAUNDERS HARDWARE & PAINT CO.
Stainless Steel Revere Ware 3 quart whistling TEA KETTLE #3501-c Mfg. Selling Price $6.95 Saunders Hardware Price $4.49 Complete line of Revere Products for fast even heat. The perfect gift for every occasion. SAUNDERS HARDWARE & PAINT CO. 2618 Coral Way HI 4-2566 Free Delivery We also carry a complete line of paint, notions, toys, housewares, plumbing and electrical supplies. U.S. Post Office—Light, water and gas bills paid here.
PAUL'S HARDWARE, INC.
Easter Greetings At this Holy Season, we pause to join with you in remembering the Word of the Risen Lord — in counting our blessings — in adding our prayers for peace. To all of our many customers and friends, we wish all the blessings and heartfelt joys of Eastertime. PAUL'S HARDWARE, INC. 2511 S.W. 67th AVE.
LUNCHEON PROGRAM Rotarians Prove Fashion Judges
Rotarians spent their Friday the 13th last week discussing milady's knees, or at least the fashionable aspects of them. Their program was "Feminine Fashions—Friend or Foe," conducted by Eleanor Gunby, fashion coordinator for Jordan Marsh. In addition to knees, the subject of wigs was prominent in the program. Wigs made of natural hair are expensive, said Miss Gunby, but many are now coming to market made of synthetics and at a much cheaper price. Fashions repeat themselves, she noted. During World War I, women wore dresses to the ankle. In the '20s, the knee showed again. In 1947, the style was nearly ankle-length. It's knee-top again, her model proved, when 1962 styles were mentioned. The moral, said Mrs. Gunby is that the general mood of the world seems to be reflected in fashions. The Rotarians, meeting at their Gables Country Club Luncheon, proved an appreciative audience, judging by their handclapping.
HOUSE OF BAMBOO
TAKE SOME HOME FINE CHINESE FOOD HOUSE OF BAMBOO AT 6267 S.W. 8th ST. MO 1-8525 — MO 1-8526
MERCHANTS BANK OF MIAMI
LOW-INTEREST HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS at MERCHANTS BANK OF MIAMI 950 RED ROAD (S.W. 57th Ave. near the Trail) Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
CARROLL'S
-that Diamond you've always promised Her... -let it be as fine as the love which prompts its giving . . . Let it remain always a tribute to your judgment in choosing wisely — from a store you can depend upon. CARROLL'S 365 MIRACLE MILE CORAL GABLES REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
Beth Weber
6711 RED ROAD SOUTH MIAMI Ollie Railsbeck, Manager A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW COOL SUMMER DRESSES JUST ARRIVED . . . POLISHED COTTONS COTTON VOILES PRINTED PIQUES COTTON LAWNS ALL AT ONE LOW PRICE $1795 Sheath & Full Skirts ALL NEW BRIGHT SUMMER COLORS SIZES 8 TO 20 MISSES & PETITE DOORS OPEN 9 A.M. - OPEN THURS. TILL 9 P.M.