The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, December 20, 1962 CORAL GABLES TIMES 17 PEOPLE

"Naturally, it's from CARROLL'S"

THE fine JEWELRY STORES Coral Gables & Fort Lauderdale

'ROUND TOWN

june gray woman's editor Since this is the last column I will write as Woman's Editor of the TIMES, I will say goodbye to all my readers and the people I have met since coming to the TIMES staff in August. I shall miss you all. I know you will extend a warm welcome to my successor, Miss Dorothy Collin, and make her feel a part of the community as you have made me feel. I am sure you will enjoy her coverage of the Gables' social life and publicity chairmen will find working with her a pleasure. She is a Chicago native and a graduate of the University of Iowa. I have certainly learned a great deal about the newspaper business and people since I have been here. This is a phase of education that is not taught in the college classroom. As I learn more, I realize how little I know in comparision with the vast amount of knowledge left to learn. But what I have learned will serve me well when I join the staff of the Dayton (Ohio) Daily News the last of this month. May you all have a merry Christmas and a most successful new year.

Thomas H. Philbrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe H. Philbrick, 2414 DeSoto Blvd., returned home this week from the fall term at Eaglebrook School, Deerfield, Mass., where he was a member of the intermediate soccer squad. Anthony Ira Wasserman, 1430 Palancia Ave., is among the 546 freshmen being honored at the University of California for outstanding scholastic achievement in high school. To qualify, a student must have all or nearly all A's in subjects on which college admission is based. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brick, 2534 Indian Mound Trail, have named their ninth child John Wallace after Mrs. Brick's doctors, Dr. John Dix and Dr. Wallace Sackett. The child was born at 10:53 a.m., Dec. 16, at Doctor's Hospital. The Bricks now have four boys and five girls. Sally Snare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Snare, 10901 SW 60th Ave., was honored at several pre-nupital parties and showers during the last few weeks. Mrs. V. C. Noggle, 7595 SW 53rd Pl., gave a bridesmaid's dinner. Mrs. Larry Larimore, 4130 Bonita Ave., and Mrs. Jack Plunkett, 5307 Orduna Dr., entertained at a couples dinner party. A linen shower also was given for Sally by Mrs. Layton Mank, 2920 SW 27th Ave., and Mrs. Joseph Lomax, 366 Minorca Ave. Miss Snare will be married Saturday to Richard Dowling of Pittsburgh.

Photo Club Chartered

Daguerre Pictorialists, recently organized camera club, has closed its club with a charter membership of 15. Lloyd D. LeMan, 5845 SW 28th St., was elected president. A retired Army Lt. Colonel, during World War II, he served as chief of the field activities division of the Army Pictorial Service, office of the chief signal officer and photographic officer in the European theater of operations. Dade Thornton, 322 NW 11th Ct., was elected vice president; Howard Thomson, 2653 SW 27th Ave., secretary Wenzel Schubert, treasurer; Otto Erasmus, 35 Sunrise Ave., and Robert Fitch Smith, directors. Other members include Floyd Foor, Angel de Moya, Max Walters, Chea Quintana, Ted Reiner, Alice Bixler, Eugene Dynner, Denziar Maciel and Dave Glenn. The club, an affiliate of the Photographic Society of America, is composed of both professionals and advance amateurs.

PEOPLE

Mary E. Kelly will arrive this week to spend the Christmas holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Roderick McCullough Thomas, 1305 Obispo Ave. Shoppers are invited to the First Annual Christmas Open House at the Loft in the Mile Art Gallery, 320 Miracle Mile, from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday. The Christmas exhibition is called "New Collectors Show." Eggnog and cookies will be served. Navy Ensign Edwin C. Lunsford Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Lunsford, 1501 Sunset Dr., landed aboard an aircraft carrier recently in the Gulf of Mexico after flying from Pensacola as a part of the qualifications to enter advanced flight training. Laura Jane Comfort is among the 71 seniors at Florida Southern College who will complete requirements this semester for academic degrees to be awarded at formal commencement exercises in May. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Comfort, 1226 Alberca St., she is a candidate for a B.A. in sociology.

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