The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, May 24, 1962, page 20 (of 28)

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Their Gift of Work Brings Gift of $$$

THAT CHECK being presented Dr. Thomas S. Gowin by Mrs. Leonidas W. Dowlen is for $2,500 to Doctors' Hospital. Although the Auxiliary of Doctors' Hospital in Coral Gables is less than two years old, its membership consisting of 92 wives of staff members, has achieved considerable success in raising money for this medical institution. This has been accomplished through operation of, and revenue received from the hospital's Gift Shop, a once-a-year fund raising benefit, and other programs. On National Hospital Day, last week, the Auxiliary presented to the John T. MacDonald Foundation, operators of Doctors' Hospital, a check for $2,500. It will be used for the purchase of surgical equipment and a new intercom system. The Gift Shop at Doctors' is open seven days a week. Forty eight women, including members of the Auxiliary and volunteers, donate approximately 3,600 hours a year on this project. The Auxiliary also staffs the information desk at the hospital on a five-day a week basis, and provides library service three days a week. Another source of revenue is photographing new-born babies a few hours after birth. These pictures are taken by a nurse in the maternity wing. First president of Doctors' Hospital Auxiliary was Mrs. Willard L. Fitzgerald. During the past year, Mrs. L. W. Dowlen has served as president, with Mrs. Robert P. Keiser, first vice president. Management of the Gift Shop was under the direction of Mrs. Frances Cook. On Monday new officers for the coming year were installed at a meeting held in the home of Mrs. Edward Preston, 1215 Alhambra Cir. New officers of the Auxiliary to be installed are Mrs. Wesley Nock, president; Mrs. Roger Forestier, first vice president; Mrs. Robert P. Keiser, recording secretary; Mrs. William T. Mixson, treasurer; Mrs. Henry Caffee, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Eugene Stanton, corresponding secretary.

Here Are 92 Auxiliary Members

Members of the auxiliary are Mesdames William Abelove, Julius Alexander, A. D. Amerize, A. R. Andrejek, Gunnard Antell, Thomas Armour Jr., Jack Beckwith, Richard Bohn. John T. Broward, Henry Bryant, Charles R. Burbacker, Dwight Burley, O. Whitmore Burtner, Henry H. Caffee, R. B. Crismas Jr., Jack Q. Cleveland, Francis N. Cooke, Milton Coplan, Harry E. Danielson. H. Clinton Davis, Robert F. Dickey, John W. Dix, L. W. Dowlen, Robert V. Edwards, Raymond L. Evans, Willard L. Fitzgerld, Roger Forastiere, Richard C. Forman, Edward F. Fox. Hill Gordon, Thomas S. Gowin, Eugene Grosz, Henry C. Hardin, Frederick E. Hasty Jr., Glenn Heller, Frank W. Hewlett, Edward E. Hodsdon, Harry Horwidh, R. Spencer Howell, Jim S. Jewett, Walter Jones. Robert P. Keizer, John T. Kilpatrick, John M. Koval, Carolos Lamar, James W. Lancaster, Hilbert A. Leininger John B. Liebler, Joseph Lomax, Joseph H. Lucinian. Martin Mangels Jr., Donald F. Marion, John H. Mason, C. Howard McDevitt, Franklin McElheny, Robert McNaughton, William McShane, Burton T. Meadows, Frederick C. Meadows. Perry D. Melvin, Allan K. Michaelson, Leon H. Mims Jr., George Mitchell, William T. Mixson, R. Sam Mosley, Ray Mummery, Leo Nastasi, Wesley S. Nock. Mrs. Humberto M. Nogueiras, Robert Oliver, M. B. Park, Irwin Perlmutter, Frederick P. Poppe, Edwin P. Preston, George Pullias, James H. Putman, Warren Quillian, John Richardson. George W. Robertson, Walter W. Sackett, T. Douglas Sandberg, Maxwell Sayet, Chaffee A. Scarborough, Oden A. Schaeffer, Frederick A. Smith, Richard L. Smith. William P. Smith, Clifford Snyder, Eugene Stanton, Robert L. Stanton, Franz H. Stewart, Chauncey M. Stone Jr. Richard E. Stover, Richard E. Strain, Robert L. Swink, Robert L. Tindall, Karl Vetter. Herbert W. Virgin, Preston H. Watters, Hillard Willis, Frank G. Wilson, William J. Winter and Frank M. Woods.

PEOPLE

MRS. GONZALEZ Mrs. Manuel A. Gonzalez, 4512 Saon Amaro Dr., is new president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Dade County Medical Association. Dr. James L. Anderson, president of the D.C.M.A., installed the new officers in luncheon meeting at the DuPont Hotel, May 14. Other officers seated were Mrs. Chauncey M. Stone, 1539 San Ignacio Ave., president-elect; Mrs. Joseph Lomax, 5317 Orduna Ave., vice president; Mrs. John Bolton, Miami Shores, treasurer; Mrs. G. Robert Yates, 7401 Old Cutler Rd., recording secretary; Mrs. C. S. Kellogg, 8277 SW 124th St., corresponding secretary. * * * Mrs. James P. McMahon, 1918 Salzedo St., was installed as the new president of the University of Miami Women's Club. The first official business of the final meeting for the summer was the action honoring Mrs. Jay F. W. Pearson with a life membership in the club. Mrs. Orlie Clem, 616 Minorca Ave., was cited and presented a gift in recognition of her interest in the club, proved by the fact that during the 16 years of the club's existence she has missed but four meetings.

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