The Coral Gables Times

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june gray woman's editor * * * Sunday night will be Asheville, N.C., night at Studio M. Playhouse where Thomas Wolfe's "Look Homeward Angel" is playing. All persons who were born there will be admitted at reduced rates. Ruth Foreman, director, says she will not require a birth certificate as proof of Asheville birth, but will believe the spoken word of every North Carolina native. * * * For the second time in history, the Junior League of Miami is having a party just for fun and not for money-making. Their 35th Anniversary Ball will be for the members' own enjoyment. The first non-money raising event was the 25th Anniversary Ball, 10 years ago. A special part of the festivities will be the playing of "The Anniversary Waltz" dedicated to the past presidents and charter members. * * * Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club is starting a book mobile to bring library books to shut-ins. Mrs. Margaret Beaton of the Coral Gables Public Library will assist Mrs. Ed Kellermann and her committee in checking out books of interest for retired shut-ins and elderly people. Anyone knowing persons in need of this service should contact Mrs. Kellermann at 310 NW 63rd Ave. * * * The Viscayans are giving an informal membership coffee party next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. A guided tour of the palace and gardens will follow after coffee is served. Gableites who are assisting in planning the party, are Mrs. A. F. Balzebre, 175 Morningside Dr.; Mrs. T. R. Williamson, 1002 Alfonso Ave.; and Mrs. Henry Caffee, 4315 Anderson Rd. * * * A new royal blue captured the fancy of the women who attended the Panhellenic Scholarship fashion show and luncheon last Saturday at the Dupont Plaza Hotel. Sequined royal blue cocktail dresses drew more "oohs" and "ahs" from the fashion-conscious women than any other color collection. * * * After spending an hour last Thursday listening to the members of the Riviera Women's Republican Club warmly discuss which candidates they should financially support in the coming elections, your editor concluded that too much time was wasted before the main speakers were presented. The meetings would be much shorter and much more would be accomplished if a committee was appointed to investigate the candidates thoroughly and make a report to the whole group. Then so much time would not be taken up by the various members discussing the candidates when the time comes to decide how to spend campaign funds.

FIVE CORAL GABLES women, freshmen at Queens College, Charlotte, N.C., are (seated from the left), Carolyn Keefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keefer Jr.; Carol Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bates Cole. Standing, Bebe Buice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Buice; Nancy McLeod, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jones McLeod Jr., and Jo Anne Hendricks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Edgar Hendricks.

CGCC Golf

Mrs. Albert Anderson and Mrs. John Finerty tied Tuesday with a score of 75 for the first 18 holes of the Elmer Gerth Tournament of the Coral Gables Country Club Women's Golf Association. Second place was tie between Mrs. Belle Mathers and Mrs. William Hartnett with a score of 76. Mrs. G. E. Smith and Mrs. Howard McClain tied for third with a score of 78. Fourth place was taken by Mrs. Tony McCrackin with a score of 79. Mrs. Joseph Thompson scored 80 for fifth place. Finals will be played tomorrow (Friday).

PLEDGES

Jodi Starr Preston, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Preston, 1215 Alhambra Cir., has pledged Chi Omega sorority at Florida State University.

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You're Invited To Help Children

Coral Gables First Methodist Church members will frolic Saturday night so that Florida orphans will smile. The orphans won't be there when the curtain goes up at 8 p.m. at Fellowship Hall, but money raised will go to making their lives happier, according to Neel Harrison, handling public relations for Adult Sunday School Skit Night. Donations will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for children.

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COLE'S FLOWERS

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June LeBlanc to Wed James Webb in Dec.

June Ellen LeBlanc, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George A. LeBlanc, will be married Dec. 29 to James W. Webb of Hialeah at Church of the Little Flower. The bride-elect, who lives at 1251 Anastasia Ave., is a graduate of St. Mary's Hospital, School of Nursing. She works for a private physician. Her fiance, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Webb, Orange Park, is a graduate of Florida State University and works with Proctor and Gamble.

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CASE POSTPONED

Robert Bennett, 45, Giralda Ave., owner of an engineering firm, had his case of doing business in Coral Gables without a license postponed to Nov. 6. The case was to have been heard Oct. 9 by Municipal Judge Charles Spooner.

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Coming

THIS GRINNING Cupid greets visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Grossman, 716 Alhambra Dr. Their home will be featured as the Gables' House of the Week in next week's Times.

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