The Coral Gables Times

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june gray woman's editor Mrs. Ira F. (Joyce) Willard Jr. is in Europe while her divorce from Ira Jr. is being settled here. Ira Jr. (Chick) is living again with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Willard, 1015 Catalonia Ave. On her trip to Europe with Joyce are some old Sophie Newcomb College friends. * * * "I wonder why so many people go abroad when they have not seen this country," Mrs. Opel McLin, a fifth grade teacher at Royal Palm Elementary School, exclaimed about the two-week trip she and her husband Mack, made to the Pacific Northwest this summer. On the 12,000-mile trip, the McLins, covered such spots in Canada as Winnipeg, Lake Louise and Vancouver. They also went to the World's Fair in Seattle and rode down Puget Sound stopping to visit a salmon fishery, outside Portland. "Butchart's Gardens in Victoria, British Columbia, was one of the most beautiful sights we saw," Mrs. McLin said. "It all seems like a dream now." "But what impressed me most was the beauty of the Rockies, and the flowers. And trees, I never saw such trees in my life." During the tour, they became good friends with view of Carol Miller of Cleveland, who will visit the McLins this winter in their home at 730 Zamora Ave. Mack is assistant vice president of Florida National Bank, downtown Miami. * * * Nita and Jim Crawford, 115 Sarto Ave., have just returned from a cool September at their summer place in Northern Georgia. While there, they drove from their cottage in Moody Hollow, which is near Hiawasse, over to Sugarloaf Mountain where the thermometer dipped to 32 degrees, to visit Nita's sister and brother-in-law, the M. R. Thues, 808 Valencia Ave. The Crawfords were also visited by their neighbor, Dorothy Tutwiler, 101 Sarto, and her mother for a day and night.

MR. AND MRS. Morton J. Engel, 6405 Leonardo St., board the Holland-American Liner Rotterdam, sailing from New York for a month of European holidaying.

Barbara Brown Plans To Marry in December

Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Brown, Staunton, Va., announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Fitzhugh, to Robert Lawrence Schroll, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Lawrence Schroll, 521 Aragon Ave. A graduate of Stuart Hall, Barbara attended Mary Washington College for two years. She is a graduate of the Medical College of Virginia School of Nursing and made her debut at the Spinsters' Club in Staunton. Lt. Schroll is a graduate of Coral Gables High School and attended the University of Florida where he was a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He is now stationed at Ft. Bragg, N.C. The couple plan a December wedding. BARBARA BROWN

Mary Ann Keefe Plans To Wed C. N. Williams

Mrs. Jack E. Keefe Jr., 3923 Segovia Blvd., announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary Ann, to Clement Newell Williams, son of Mrs. Joseph H. Cochran of Philadelphia and Miami, and the late Clement Newell Williams. Mary Ann's father is the late Jack E. Keefe Jr., attorney and former state senator of Nashville. She was graduated from Ward - Belmont Preparatory School, Nashville, and was a member of the Fortnightly Cotillion. At Vanderbilt University, she was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority and a feature columnist on the campus newspaper. She also did graduate work in bacteriology there. Currently, she is Christian Education chairman of the Miami Deanery of Episcopal Church Women, a member of the Coral Gables Country Club, Miami Vanderbilt Alumni Club and AOPI alumni club of Miami. Her fiance attended three Pennsylvania schools — Hill School, Episcopal Academy and the University of Pennsylvania, where he was a member of Delta Phi fraternity. He did post graduate work at the University of Dayton. He is vice president of Southeastern Security Services, Inc., Miami, a member of the Coral Gables Country Club, a Mason and layreader at St. Philip's Episcopal Church. The wedding will be Nov. 3 in St. Philip's Episcopal Church. MARY ANN KEEFE

UM MOVIE

The movie "Peter the Great," based on the novel by the Russian author Tolstoy, will be shown next Tuesday and Wednesday at 4 and 8 p.m. in Beaumont Lecture Hall, University of Miami main campus. A student recital of Russian folk songs will precede the movie, which is sponsored by the UM Russian Language Club.

Esther Martin Gets Plaudits

Esther F. Martin, 221 Catalonia Ave., is receiving bouquets for her seven-page history of the People to People Program in Coral Gables. Entitled, "The Coin has Two Sides," the work traces the beginning of the exchange program in 1957 to the present. Coral Gables was the first city in Florida to join the program, conceived by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, and the first to select a Latin country.

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Everglades Women Gather at Granada

Several hundred Presbyterian women will meet next Monday and Tuesday at the Granada Presbyterian Church at the eighth annual meeting of the Women of the Church, Presbytery of the Everglades. Mrs. L. Allen Morris is general chairman of the conclave which will draw women from the area between Fort Pierce and Key West and from Collier County and Naples. A study of the gospel of St. Matthew will be taught by Mrs. John W. McQueen, Charleston, S. C., author of religious materials and a member of Presbyterian Church, U.S., General Assembly committee on Interchurch relations. In addition to Mrs. Morris and her co-chairman, Mrs. Henry J. Sikir, local committees are headed by Mrs. Forrest F. Patterson, Mrs. Herbert Mills, Mrs. Frank Goulding, Mrs. Earl P. Calvin, Mrs. Robert M. Pitts, Mrs. John N. Vernam, Mrs. James Billings. Mrs. E. E. Butler, Mrs. J. F. Neahr, Mrs. Shelby Smith, Mrs. Oscar Corbell, Mrs. M. H. Hodgkinson and Mrs. D. K. Gordon.

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