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The Coral Gables Times
Thursday, November 1, 1962, page 18 (of 24)
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CORAL GABLES TIMES
18 CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, November 1, 1962
THOSE KENNEDY-looking folks
THOSE KENNEDY - looking folks weren't Kennedys at all (see page 1). Unmasked at the Gables Country Club Saturday night they are, front row left to right, James Davant, Mrs. Davant, and John Glazier. Back row left to right, E. P. McDonald, Warren Milligan, and Jim Lundy.
PEOPLE Places & Things
Coral Gables Woman's Club is having a fashion show luncheon, their only fund raising project of the year, today (Thursday) at Doral Country Club. Models will be chosen from both the senior and junior women's clubs. * * * Mrs. Frank Kerdyk will review "The Five Ages of a Woman" for the Woman's Fellowship of the Coral Gables Congregational Church at 1 a.m. Tuesday in the sanctuary. Coffee will be served at 10 o'clock in the lounge. * * * Army 2nd Lt. George H. Giese Jr., whose parents live at 95 Morningside Dr., recently completed the four-week air-borne course at the Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga. The 21-year-old officer is a graduate of Scarsdale (N.Y.) High School and St. Lawrence University, Canton, N.Y.
Mrs. Bermingham New Riviera Golf Chairman
Riviera Women's Golf Association got a new-slate of officers decently. Following the installation at the Riviera Country Club, the women held their annual 'Dutch treat' cocktail and dinner party, at which they honored their husbands. Installed as general chairman was Mrs. T. J. Bermingham, 630 San Servando Ave. Golf chairman is Mrs. Harry Kerr, 1540 Certosa Ave. Other officers are: Secretary, Mrs. Otis Dunan, 2420 Granada Blvd.; treasurer, Mrs. David L. Hulsman, 935 Palermo Ave.; publicity, Mrs. Sam Anderson, 4855 University Dr. Yearbook chairman, Mrs. Phil Laurence, 1205 Castile Ave.; social chairman, Mrs. Kneale Morgan, 4803 University Dr.; handicapped chairman, Mrs. William H. Linkroum Jr., 1210 Mendia Ave. Ringer chairman, Mrs. David O. Schriner, 9390 SW 178th Ter.; rules and tournament, Mrs. Robert L. Kurz, 6110 SW 50th St.; hostess, Mrs. Anne Goble, 7380 SW 123rd St. Trophy and prizes, Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick, 614 San Servando Ave.; Sunday and special events, Mrs. Ernest Hewett, 4524 San Amaro Dr.; historian, Mrs. Everett E. Butler, 236 Edgewater Dr.
Tight Toe May Mean Your'e Ill
By MARY CAFFEE Correspondent Those stunning little high-heeled shoes with the needle sharp toes may look great but they can make the wearer feel terrible. Ill-fitting shoes is believed to be one cause of Morton's Disease, an injury to a small nerve in the foot, said Dr. Thomas M. Scotti, professor of pathology at the University of Miami School of Medicine. "The ailment is most common in women who often wear shoes which are too small for them," said Dr. Scotti. In a recent issue of the Journal of the American Podiatry, Dr. Scotti described the disease as a lission in the nerve which causes swelling and pain. Temporary relief can come after the shoes are removed. Moral? Ladies, wear bigger shoes.
COLLIERS HAVE SON
Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Collier, Jr., 11420 SW 107th Ave., have a son Joe III, born Sept. 29 at Baptist Hospital. The Colliers also have two other children, Mary Alice, five, and Carolyn, two and one half.
PEOPLE
A benefit book review, "Guns of August" by Barbara Tuchman, will be given at 10 a.m. by Mrs. Leslie Keyser at the home of Mrs. Fred Diestelhorst, 7832 Ponce de Leon Rd. It is under the sponsorship of the Coral Gables branch, National League of American Pen Women. Guests will also be asked to bring one or more books and a magazine to be given to the Dade County Youth Hall and the Perrine Community Library.
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