The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, May 3, 1962, page 46 (of 73)

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PHOTOGRAPH BY REGINALD DAVIS FROM PIX Mrs. Buck—above—always hopes her hosts will be themselves, so it's all the better for her when children are the hosts. With the summer-guest season at hand, a famous writer speaks—from experience—on the give and take of hospitality 20 Suburbia Today, May 1962