The Coral Gables Times

THE NEWLY elected board of directors of the Country Club of Coral Gables are seated from the left Janes Henderson, treasurer; Hans Wedemeyer, vice president; Philip Cannell, president; Frank Poe, secretary. Standing: Donald O. Hoffman, manager; A. M. Franklin, Edward Russo, Byron Sperow, William C. Lewis, R. Larry Larimore, M. R. Foulks and Dr. David Bosworth. They are shown at last week's President's Ball.

The Griegers Mark Their 50th Year

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Grieger, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Nov. 22 with a quiet family get-together with their only son and daughter-in-law, the G. N. Griegers of Ft. Lauderdale. Also present was their grand-daughter, Diana White whose husband Vance, is now stationed at the San Antonio Air Force Base. The Griegers, who live in the Fountaine View Apartments, 2825 Granada Blvd., moved permanently to Florida in 1939 and have lived in the Gables for 13 years. At first, Mr. Greiger, who is 72, said he did not know if they would be able to have any type of celebration because Mrs. Greiger, 70, has been ill since August, when she had an operation. They were both born in Indiana, where Mr. Grieger went into the automobile business in 1915. But after he had a heart attack in 1937, his doctors suggested he move to Florida for his health. The couple are members of the First Christian Church of Coral Gables.

ATTENDING the first party given last Saturday night at the redecorated Kings Bay Yacht and Country Club are from the left Mrs. William Butler and husband, 6135 Rolling Rd. Dr.; Mrs. George Stobie, and husband, 615 Veladre Ave., and Mrs. Vernon Eason, 5527 SW 87th St.

PEOPLE

Mrs. Slim Babbitt, 1109 Andalusia Ave., and daughter Barbara Lee recently vacationed in Las Vegas. They took in many of the shows appearing along the Las Vegas Strip.

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Mariel DuPlantier, 3619 Segovia St., has received a $100 check from Reader's Digest for an anecdote submitted to the magazine's department "Life in These United States." Her contribution appears in the December issue.

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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Huguelet, 228 Alesio Ave., have just returned from Akron, Ohio, where they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary a month early, with their only daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert R. Wilson, and two grandchildren. Their anniversary was Nov. 24. Mr. Huguelet worked at Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. for 44 years and Mrs. Huguelet was a buyer for 14 years at the A. Polsky Co. ★ ★ ★ A. G. Rickard, 605 Altara, still is not allowed any visitors by his doctor, but his wife reports his condition is very much improved. He has been ill for the past month, spending two weeks in Doctors' Hospital and the past two weeks at home. His doctor has ordered rest. Mrs. Rickard says Art's Rotary Club brothers call to check on his condition quite often and she hopes they will soon be permitted to see him. ★ ★ ★ Dr. John A. Hugher, 4610 LeJeune Rd., and Gerard R. Pucci, 35 Menores Ave., have been chosen alumni representatives of George Washington University, Washington, D.C. They are two of 621 alumni who represent the university at U.S. high schools. ★ ★ ★ Archie E. Millis Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Millis, 1200 Anastasia Ave., has been selected for membership in Scabbard and Blade, a national military honor society. A junior at the University of North Carolina, he is active in the NROTC program. ami School of Medicine, were awarded third place for their technical exhibit at Southern Medical Association's 56th meeting at Birmingham last week. Subject of the exhibit was "The Obstetric Forceps." They were among seven winners representing 100 exhibits.

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