The Coral Gables Times

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Realtors' President Davidson Dies at 31

President of the Coral Gables Board of Realtors, Robert A. Davidson, 31, of 733 Madeira Ave., died Nov. 2 after almost a year's illness. Rosary services were held Sunday in the Josberger Funeral Home, with requiem mass Monday in the Church of the Little Flower. A native of Miami, he attended Gesu Elementary and High Schools and was graduated from the University of Miami with a bachelor of arts degree and from the University Law School. He was a member of the Dade County Bar Association, the Realty Board of Hialeah-Miami Springs, the Knights of Columbus, Lions Club, Miracle Mile Toastmasters and Coral Gables Elks Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Theresa M.; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo Davidson; a son, Robert C.; three daughters, Robin, Diane and Maureen; and a brother, Eugene. ROBERT DAVIDSON

NEW PRESBYTERIANS

The Granada Presbyterian Church of Coral Gables has added seven new members. They are: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Nesmith, their daughter Sarah Faye and son Michael Wayne, 3700 SW 61st Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. E. Clark Liles, 1451 Palancia Ave.; and Susan Chenault Harp, 5607 Riviera Drive.

21 Hondurian Amigos Due At Gables High Monday

By JOYCE DENIS Correspondent For Coral Gables High, Monday will be the beginning of a wonderful two weeks. For many reasons, these 14 days have been the most eagerly awaited. At 5:30 p.m. 21 Hondurian students arrive at Miami International Airport aboard flight No. 108, Tan Airlines. The group, consisting of 12 boys and 9 girls, will donn their hosts' schedule and participate in the planned program. The Amigos, range in age from 16 to 19 years. During their stay, the hosts will be Joyce Denis, Edith Kaufman, Jackie French, Sue Gertman, Joan Kohlenberg, Denny Hinton, Kahty Lewis, Elizabeth Kaynor, Linda Rosendorf, and Sandra Winter. Also, Martin Weinberger, Tom Taft, Alan Rauzin, Mike Reichman, Mary Singer, Bill Williams, Ann Howie, John Stein and Kenneth Green. HOMECOMING Pigskin and gobblers will highlight Homecoming week starting Nov. 17 while 34 senior girls vie for Homecoming Queen. They are: Andrea Westman, Jonie Strachan, Penny Andrews, Donna Card, Suzy Timanus, Susan Ward, Margaret Lacy. Molly Megathlin, Liz Konoftoff, Liz Gardner, Ellen Coulton, Betty Wendt, Caroline Patterson, Janet McLeod and Barbara Kreuger. Competing also, are Pam Hale, Carol Tyson, Barbara Waugh, Kathy Menke, Hillary Willis, Nancy Silverblatt, Mary Matteson, Connie Sessler. Marcia Watson, Christie King, Joyce Langford, Carolyn Miller, Lyn Feldman, Bonnie Keller, Sue Wood. Travers Hill, Debby Duerr, Kay Martin and Terri Tyson. The queen and her court will be crowned Saturday evening Nov. 17, at the University of Miami Student Union. Just as the Jabberwock was a composite of different animals, "Jabberwocky," the chorus show presented Saturday, Nov. 3, was a variety of musical presentations. Mrs. Juanita Raifield, new choral director, exhibited rock and roll, progressive jazz, spirituals, Broadway scores and patriotic tunes in the first chorus show of the year. Key Club, headed by Dan Davis, Howard Dale, Mike Duncan and Marc Watson announced the new members of Key. They are Lawrence Klar, Mark Freeman, Louis Toback, Earl Galitz, Robert Prager, Russell Blank. Herb Simkin, Richard Richter, Charles Hammond, Augusta Ramirez, Richard Katz, Michael Graham and Andrew Schwartz.

DEED Changes SHOW NEW OWNERS OF PROPERTY

From Clements to Robinson, 3629 Medina Ave., $19,000. | From Pearce to Minorca Realty Corp., 238 Minorca Ave., $35,000. | From Reardon to Sutor, Inc., 31 Navarre Ave. | From Klebba to Kazibuteoski, 2030 Douglas Road. | From Fletcher to Lutfy, 4311 Anderson Road. | From Lovett, Jr. to Grand Blds. Co., 425 Villabella, $10,500. | From Kearns to Root, 30 Orduna Drive, $44,000. | From Colmes Co. to Hoffman, 1451 M. Bayshore, $5,000. | From Fatic to Halley, 1550 Anacona Ave., $25,000. | From Foster to Isenbergh, 755 Tiziano Ave., $32,000. | From Hanover Finance to Franks, $8,000. | From Miller to Bryant, 235 Candia Ave., $19,000. | From Trailz to Sheldon, 1235 Malaga Ave., $20,000. | From Huntley to Safie, 3315 Durango Street, $33,000. | From 1230 to Shermac Corp., 5800 SW 44 Ter., $10,500. | From Davis to Anna Stephl, 3915 Ponce de Leon Blvd., $31,500. | From Emmer to Nathaniel J. Klein, 407 Lincoln Road, $2,700. | From Storer to R. Ben and Gail G. Davis, 1109 Luenga St., $36,000. | From White to A. R. Lindsley, Jr., 1241 Lugo Ave., $7,300. | From Foley to Patrick Drake, 3704 Anderson Road. | From Rahr to Robert E. and Mara Wieland, 3603 Alhambra Circle, $47,500. | From Gabel to Dr. Kermit H. and Phyllis M. Gates, 4501 Granada Blvd., $45,000. | From Snyder to Robert A. and Gabrielle S. Poitras, 3933 Riviera Drive, $22,- 500. | From Brown to William B. Russell, 3943 Segovia St. | From Tuttle to Peter and Catherine Planes, 48 Miracle Mile. | From Bayliss to B. Hillyer, 114-122 Calabria Ave., $95,006. | From Meyers to Arture and Olga Sosa, 204 Campina Ct., $13,500. | From Greenberg to Frederick W. and Gladys J. Ralke, 23 Alcanterra, $16,500. | From Grand Union to Trustees of Great Southern, 1906 Ponce de Leon Blvd., $314,200. | From Brown to Marvin and Ann Tanner, 501 Miller Road, $36,500. | From Shope to Walter F. and Julia R. Johnston, 510 Marmore Ave., $30,000. | From Gregory to Nathan E. and Gertrude Baron, 4400 Orduna, $13,500. | From Johnston to Ernest B. and Jeanette Shope, 918 Alfonso St. | From Katz to George A. and Doria Abbott, 1215 Santona, $38,500. | From Graham to Thomas C. and Rose Ellen Martin, 1315 Venetia Ave. | From Fein to John N. and Marian D. Atkinson, 421 Luenga Ave. | From Martin to Three Bays Properties No. 2 Inc., $21,100. | From Thompson to Sturdevent, 512 Granada Groves Court, $17,500. | From Flagler Homes to Chernowsky, 3615 Riviera Court, $11,000. | From Van D'Elden to Breenberg, $13,- 000. | From Davidson to Davidson Wholesale Lumber Co., 819 Sistina Ave. | From Moore to Foster, 6508 Altamira Street, $20,000. | From Beresford to Ralph W. and Lucile C. Doitsus, 2620 Mindello. | From E. B. Leatherman, to Jay and Ester L. Lane, 510 Solano, $13,780. | From Lauk to Frank and Mamie Lemanna, 531 Sevilla, $20,000. | From Flager Homes to Kathryn Price Reed, 427 Zamora, $21,000. | From Reed to Charles Conrad and Ruth Manley, 2103 Country Club Prado, $31,000. | From Dressel to Douglas M. and Lilian H. Carlton, 1300 Country Club Prado. | From K&G Acct. to Anna L. Garcia and Obdulio Renedo, 616 Bird Road. | From Maior to Michael M. and Arlyne S. Tobin, 5110 Granada Blvd., $33,000. | From Levy to Charles E. and Emma A. Taylor, 5724 Riviera Drive, $75,000. | From McAllister to Clifford F. and Bernice N. Gould, 300 Ponce de Leon Blvd., $42,500. | From Riach to Edward N. Jr. and Beverly A. Claughton, 65 Morningside Drive, $46,500. | From Evans to Gregory F. and Irene G. Sutton, 804 Alhambra Circle. | From Harris to J. A. Jr. and Joy Ruth Collins, 15 NW 63rd Ave., $5,400. | From Woodward to Courtney D. and Dorothy F. Levinson, 1029 Obispo Ave., $5,000. | From Zarick to Francis C. LaVigne, 940 Sevilla Ave., $67,500. | From Pleksen to Deady and Patricia Johnson, 3314 Anderson Rd., $20,000. | From Tannen to George S. and Marie Teresa F. Valle, 1524 Algardi Ave. | From Napoli to Mildred K. Zumbrun, $12,000. | From Rappe to Victor L. and Alicia Slater, 4510 Ingraham Highway, $35,000. | From Lux and Blitz to Robert N. Ash, 3810-3832 SW 8th St., $38,250. | From Babcock to Sargent J. and Beth S. Howard, $4,500. | From Thomas to Lewis W. Jr. and Johanna Johnson, 921 Milan Ave., $16,- 000. | From Speyer-McAlester to Edwin S. Christiansen, Jr., $52,000. | From Anderson to Cecil W. and Martha Van Landingham, 4920 Biltmore Drive, $42,500. | From Gateman to Wally and Rose Steinberg, 5125 Orduna Drive, $38,000. | From Sperow to Dorothy D. Carr and Barbara Carr Carlton, 5500 Alhambra Circle, $18,500. | From Finlayson to Edward J. and Adrienne G. Feenane, 6929 Mindello St., $20,000. | From Rapport to Joseph M. and Mildred S. Abella, 1215 Adauna Ave., $26,- 000. | From Roethel to Mitchell, Jr., 925 Andalusia Ave., $28,500. | From Hoffman to Hoffman, 517 Minorca Ave., $5,000. | From Trempelas to Weick, 314 Aragon Ave., $5,500. | From Grand Building to Odekirk, 740 Palarmo. | From H&T, Inc. to Kindsley, Jr., 1241 Lugo Ave., $7,800. | From Scheuerman to Recaberti, 117 San Sebastian Ave. | From Montana to Grossberger, 1412 Medina Ave., $8,700. | From Durr to Berger, 1428 Sarria Ave., $25,000. | From Greiner to Halstead, 4166 Santa Maria St., $32,100. | From Lisanfrelli to Zurla, 210 Calabria Ave., $25,510. | From Feinman to Fix, 548 Alcazar Ave., $24,000.

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