The Coral Gables Times
Thursday, May 24, 1962, page 18 (of 28)
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AMONG THE GUESTS at Coral Gables Country Club's dinner dance last Saturday were Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks. He's an ROTC instructor at the University of Miami. The World War I recruiting poster was part of the evening's decor. (Photo for The Times
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Jerry Tenchin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Tenchin, 4850 Biltmore Dr., a graduate of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Mass., has accepted a position in the Naval Propellant Laboratory at Indianhead, Pa. Mrs. Kenneth Wittich, 9315 N.E. Park Dr., formerly of Coral Gables, has been elected president of the Kappa Delta Alumnae Association, and will be installed in May luncheon ceremonies Saturday at the Key Biscayne Hotel. Mrs. Ralph Benedict is the incoming recording secretary. Mrs. Joseph P. Adams, the retiring president, will present the gavel. On a week's cruise to the Caribbean are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Jacoby, 815 Malaga Ave. Annual luncheon and installation of new officers of the old and new board of the Miami Panhellenic Association was held Saturday at the Riviera Country Club. Mrs. Henry J. Siker, 701 Valencia Ave., whose husband is director of student housing at the UM, was seated as president. Miss Mary B. Merritt, UM dean of Women Emeritus was honor guest. Among those present were: Mrs. H. W. Cook, Jr., Mrs. Jack Knowles, Mrs. J. Virgil Wylie, Mrs. Russell Rasco, Mrs. Charles Festinger, Mrs. C. H. Summers, Mrs. J. E. Lindley. Mrs. Karl Miller, Mrs. John Stoltz, Mrs. Franklin Parson and Mrs. W. T. Woodard of of Coral Gables. Ladies Auxiliary to the Ray Renuart Post No. 5718 voted last night (Wednesday) to send Mrs. Robert Brochmann, Mrs. K. E. Wall and Mrs. Isabel Gay as delegates to the state convention, June 7-10, in Clearwater. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wadhams of 810 S. Greenway Dr. will have houseguests in June. Helen Humphreys and Jean Chisholm from Cleveland, Ohio plan to spend some time with the Wadhams family after which they plan a trip to South America. S. D. Hopkins of 1403 N. Greenway Dr. is on a business trip for the month of May in New York and Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Clarke of 2301 N. Greenway Dr., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pereno of 198 Sunrise Ave. spent a recent weekend in Nassau.
COURTNEY TAKES A POWDER
Radio commentator Alan Courtney, 1352 Blue Rd., complained to Gables police May 18 that someone left a small box of powder in his yard. The powder turned out to be harmless.
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