The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, May 24, 1962 CORAL GABLES TIMES 21

Deaths in the Gables

ami; two sons; a sister; four grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

Temple Judea Exercises

Temple Judea Kindergarten students will graduate tomorrow (Friday) at the Temple. There will be closing exercises and diplomas presented by Herbert Gelernter, Temple president. Graduating are Reid Lewis, Michael Lewis, Dale Bearman, Loren Schragger, Loren Cohen, Paula Barkowitz, Saul Prusoff, Randie Wolfman, Michael Tueb, Francine Berkowitz, Deborah Zalls, Marlene Fletcher, Lynda Center, Matthew Willig and Eliot Levin. The teacher is Mrs. Nathan Selditch.

Joint Services For Demarests

Memorial services for Mrs. Harriett E. Demarest, 80, of 432 Cadagua Ave., who died Saturday, were held Wednesday in Philbrick's Coral Gables Chapel. It was a joint service also in memory of her son, Frederick J. Wilmarth, 55, who died May 14th in Los Angeles. Both Mrs. Demarest and her son came here five years ago from Washington, D.C. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Adelaide Hart; and a grandson, Lt. C. A. Hart, USN both of Miami; and two great grandchildren.

Fred J. Glick, Lived on Cortez

Services were held Monday in Gordon Funeral Home for Fred J. Glick, 50, of 1701 Cortez St., who died Saturday. He came here 20 years ago from Pittsburgh and owned Buzzies Drive-in Restaurant. He was a World War II veteran and member of the Southwest Masonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite and the Mahi Shrine. Surviving are his wife, Bertha; a son Harvey; a daughter, Roberta; and two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Cohen, and Mrs. Marian Zweig, all local residents. Masonic graveside services also were held.

Mrs. Hewling; Rites in Ohio

Mrs. Sue E. Hewling, 80 of 307 Minorca Ave., who died May 17, came here 37 years ago from Chicago. She was a co-operator of the Tiny Tots Musical Playhouse and Kindergarten. She organized the first all-girl orchestra in Miami and she was a professional whistler, having made recordings with several well-known bands. No local services were held, but final rites will take place in Mechanicsburg, Ohio.

Philip Kahn, 90, Came From N.J.

Graveside services were held Sunday in Mt. Sinai Cemetery for Philip Kahn, 90, of 515 Valencia Ave., who died Saturday. Mr. Kahn came here 14 years ago from Newark, N.J., and was a retired owner of an embroidery shop. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Florence Weickstein, Mi-

Alonzo D. Wilder, Retired Attorney

Services were held yesterday (Wednesday) at Van Orsdel's Coral Gables Chapel for Alonzo D. Wilder, 74 of 118 Menores Ave., who died Monday. He came here 37 years ago from Bristol, Fla., and was a retired attorney. He was a member of the Florida Bar Association. Survivors include his wife, Irene and two sisters, Miami.

'The Rock' Is Sunday At Church

This Sunday evening the University Baptist Church congregation and visitors will see the front of the sanctuary transformed into a first century dwelling, setting for the drama, "The Rock." A cast taken from the church membership will present this three-act play by Mary P. Hamlin, depicting the character development of Simon Peter. The lead role of Simon will be played by Dr. Philip J. Chastain, pediatrician. Other members of the cast are Mrs. Cecil Harper, Mrs. Charles Rogers Jr., Mrs. Dorothy Jones, Gent Cofer, Pete McClellan, George Drake Sr., James Austin, Robb Hasencamp and Miss Linda Brooks. Co-directors of the play are Miss Paula Milton and Mrs. Robert W. Clarke. The drama will begin at 7:45 p.m.

Right Stamps But Was Wrong Address

Had it been open, we would have sent you to the wrong place to redeem your King Korn stamps. In a recent story about stamp redemption stores in Coral Gables, we said King Korn was going in at 20-22 Miracle Mile, but that should have been 20-22 Merrick Way. King Korn is scheduled to open June 1.

Women At St. Philip's Elect Officers

New officers of the churchwomen of St. Philip's Episcopal Church were installed Thursday morning at the church with Mrs. John M. Sessions again serving as president. Other new officers are Mrs. Warren L. Blackmon and Mrs. Robert W. Fleming, secretaries; Mrs. Richard Jones, Christian Education secretary. Mrs. Charles Cotterman Jr., Christian Social relations secretary. Chapter chairmen are Mrs. John M. Montgomery, St. Anne's; Mrs. Edward R. Miller, St. Catherine's. Mrs. E. Benton Reynolds, St. Elizabeth's; Mrs. John C. Findeison, St. Helena's. Mrs. Willard R. Brown, St. Hilda's; Mrs. Herbert Sumerfield, St. Joan's; Mrs. Nelson Gaunt, St. Margaret's. Mrs. Earl Lee, St. Martha's; Mrs. William D. Dolbeer, St. Mary's; and Mrs. Kenneth Ingersoll, St. Monica's.

RAVLIN NOT PLAINTIFF

John Ravlin said he did not bring the suit against the City of Coral Gables to have a 20-acre tract of land off Sunset Drive unincorporated back in 1939. A Times story last week incorrectly identified him as the plaintiff.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES

Sunday Services 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Sunday School 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Testimony Meeting 8:00 P.M. First Church of Christ, Scientist Coral Gables 410 Andalusia Avenue Free Public Reading Room Weekdays: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. except Monday and Friday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sunday: Reading only 2:00 to 4:30 P.M. 400 Andalusia Avenue

TRY CHIROPRACTIC FOR HEADACHES

FOR FREE BOOKLET, WRITE P.O. BOX 651 CORAL GABLES

THE NEWEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL OF CHAPELS...

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80 Per Cent Markdown

The City Commission has authorized the sale of an estimated $1,771 in spare auto parts for $360. Glyn Wilcox, highest bidder on the parts, some of which had been stored since 1940, got the award. Other bidders were Deel Motors, $350 and James Christmas, $350. The parts were considered obsolete and unusable by the city, according to City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr.

WITHERS MOVING STORAGE

SOUTH FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND LARGEST W CORAL GABLES MIAMI PERRINE SEE THE YELLOW PAGES

MEET THE BOB BRAKE FAMILY

Danny, Eileen, Katrina, and even the family pet, "Judge", are all active partners in the most important Brake family project — Building and keeping a warm, close, happy life together. THE MIAMI HERALD on May 1, 1962, endorsed and recommended BOB BRAKE as "outstanding in the field" of 8 candidates. THE MIAMI HERALD again on May 22, 1962, endorsed and recommended BOB BRAKE as follows: District I. Robert M. Brake. He led the crowded first primary field with a heavy vote but could not quite get a majority. A past president of the Coral Gables Bar Association and active in civic work, he has earned the right to represent his District. Mr. Brake impresses us as studious, forceful and well able to take care of himself in the Metro arena." THE MIAMI NEWS endorsed and recommended BOB BRAKE on May 1, 1962, and on May 21, 1962, said: "He should make an excellent commissioner." BOB BRAKE has also been endorsed and recommended by the West Miami News (May 4, 1962); Dade County Commissioner Robert M. Haverfield; Coral Gables City Commissioner Joe Murphy; West Miami Mayor Ed Cooper; and more than 9600 voters of District I. BOB BRAKE'S Civic, Church and Professional Qualifications and Honors include: * Past President of Coral Gables Bar Association (led it to Awards of Merit from the Florida Bar and American Bar Association) * Named the Outstanding Coral Gables Junior Chamber of Commerce Member, 1955; Key Man Award Winner in 1953 and 1957 * Former Associate Municipal Judge, Coral Gables * Former Member, Minimum Housing Standards Appeals Board, City of Coral Gables * Past Area Governor, Toastmasters' Clubs of South Dade; Founder, Miracle Mile Toastmasters; Past President, Coral Gables Toastmasters * Coral Gables Kiwanis Club Committee chairman * Dade County Bar Association, Committee chairman * Past President, Holy Name Society, Church of the Little Flower, Coral Gables FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT PULL LEVER 1E ELECT BOB BRAKE May 29th Paid Pol. Adv.

vis: A black and white photograph of a family of four, a man, a woman, a young boy, and a young girl, posing together.