The Coral Gables Times

SANTA CLAUS made an early stop last Friday at the Christmas party of the Coral Gables Women's Golf Association and left gifts for everyone. The smiling members who planned the party are from the left Mrs. Zola Gray; Mrs. Joe Mignon, party chairman; Mrs. Howard McClain, golf chairman; and Mrs. Charles Cavenaugh.

Riviera Golf

Low net with nine holes was the play Tuesday of the Riviera Women's Golf Association. First place winner in Class A was Mrs. Albert Anderson with 351⁄2; Class B, Mrs. Homer Frazier; 39; Class C, Mrs. Frank J. Callahan, 381⁄2. After the match, 105 people attended the Christmas eggnog and luncheon given in the ballroom of the club.

PEOPLE

Cutler Cove High School, 15000 SW 67th Ave., has issued a list of students with academic honors for the recent report card period of 1962-63. Michael G. Harms, son of W. L. Harms of Coral Gables, senior, is one of two recipients of First Honors. Second Honors were awarded to A. Reid Smith, Cynthia E. Wright, Danny Greenfield, Walter L. Gutherie, Elizabeth Lowe, Michel B. Meranda, Joseph T. Page, Sally J. Speidell, Valerie L. Harms and Jennifer L. Page.

PEOPLE

George S. Knight, son of Cdr. and Mrs. John D. Knight, 521 Zamora Ave., is leaving tomorrow (Friday) by plane to spend the Christmas holidays with friends in New York. He will return to Coral Gables soon after New Years. ★ ★ ★ Gableite John T. Watters and his Mrs. will be returning home from the Arctic-wastes around Akron, Ohio, the day after Christmas. At least that's when he intends to start. We were mystified at his letter, which appeared to have been written on a panel torn from a paper bag. However, he explained that at the end: "It's about 6 o'clock in the morning and I didn't want to awaken anyone so I'm using the wrapper of my Miami Herald mailed to me up here."

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Club Fair To Benefit Charities

A fair to benefit charities will be held on the Dadeland Mall January 31 with over 50 South Dade women's service clubs and church guilds participating. The Children's Cardiac Hospital will receive 50% of the fair's proceeds. The other half of the money raised will go to each club's treasury to be used for its chosen charity. The fair was planned by the club presidents Thursday at a tea, hosted by Dadeland merchants in the Embassy room of the Summit Restaurant. Representatives of charities also attended the tea to speak in behalf of their organizations. Clubs from Coral Gables, South Miami, Coconut Grove, Perrine, and Homestead were represented at the tea. Spokesmen for the Girl Scouts, Muscular Dystrophy, Red Cross, Cancer and other national charities also were present. COCKTAILS AT McCLAINS' Mr. and Mrs. Howard McClain, 6308 Maynada Blvd., entertained 70 for cocktails at their home Saturday evening.

PEOPLE

Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Steele, 1012 Columbus Blvd., have their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson, visiting them for the holidays. The Williamsons, from Morgantown, W. Va., brought their year-old son Robert with them to see his grandparents. The Steeles' son George also came home yesterday (Wednesday) from San Diego where he has been stationed with the Navy, for a 14-day leave. His family has not seen him since September. Mrs. Steele was one of eight hostesses at a bridge luncheon Saturday at Kings Bay Yacht and Country Club. The gathering was attended by 110 members of the Coral Gables Country Club. The other hostesses were Mrs. Alice Walton, Mrs. Elinor Taintor, Mrs. Gay Gilbert, Mrs. Hazel McMichael, Mrs. Louise Knapp, Mrs. Win Frodin, and Mrs. Leona Howe. ★ ★ ★ Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Syler, 738 Biltmore Way, have returned here for the winter after spending the summer in Plymouth, Ind.

PUT CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS

"...thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins. MATT. 1:21 This Christmas let's honor Him by telling others about His great Salvation. MORNING 8:30 AND 11:00 A.M. THE MAGI DR. COLEMAN 5:00 P.M. CANDLELIGHT CAROL SERVICE CANTATA LOW A STAR THAT SHINETH Robert Grahn University BAPTIST CHURCH RIVIERA DR. & SEGOVIA ST. Coral Gables T. Rupert Coleman, Ph.D. Pastor

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