Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Coral Gables Times
Thursday, December 27, 1962, page 6 (of 16)
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Andrew Lester Will Be Ordained by Baptists
The University Baptist Church will ordain to the full Gospel Ministry one of its young men, Andrew Douglas Lester, at a special 7:45 p.m. service Sunday. The minister, Dr. T. Rupert Coleman, will bring the sermon on the subject "God Calls — God Directs," while Rev. J. Ray Dobbins, Superintendent of Missions for the Miami Baptist Association will give the charge to the church, and the ordination prayer. Rev. S. B. Jordan of the Riverside Baptist Church, Rev. Morris Elliott, Missionary to the Juvenile Ministry of the Miami Association; and Rev. George W. Miller, Chaplain of the Miami Baptist Hospital will officiate in other responsibilities in the service. The Bible will be presented as a gift from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Lester, 5100 Maggiore, and will be presented in behalf of the church by the young minister's father. Lester, a native of Miami, is a graduatte of Coral Gables High School. He is now a third year student of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville and has recently been called to the pastorate of the Beuna Vista Baptist Church in Buena Vista, Kentucky. Lester was married to Miss Judy Laesser, a member of the University Baptist congregation in 1960. Following the ordination service Mr. Lester will return to his studies at the Southern Seminary pastoring the Buena Vista Baptist church in Kentucky. ANDREW LESTER . . . gospel ordination
Her Living (And Working) Surrounded by Art
By TONY STROBINO Correspondent A little lady who likes art, built herself a combination home and art gallery and is currently showing the works of some 28 New York artists here. Mrs. Peter Fiolic owner of Rudolph Galleries, 336 Sevilla Ave., has returned for the season from Woodstock, N.Y. where she ran an art show for six months. Mrs. Fiolic represents American artists, including Milton Avery and Sigmund Menkes. Her "living room" is a gallery showing abstract landscapes of Avery and impressionistic flower compositions by Menkes. The patio of Mrs. Fiolic's home is a sculpture garden with works of such sculptors as Nathaniel Kaz and Hannah Small. Mrs. Fiolic and her husband Rudolph, who died in 1956, got started in the art business back in 1939. They ran an antique shop in New York and used paintings as decorations. She and her husband, who was an art dealer, came to Florida in 1953 for health reasons and opened an art gallery on Miracle Mile. In 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Fiolic built the present Rudolph Galleries on Sevilla Avenue into a home and combination art gallery. Today Mrs. Fiolic runs the art gallery alone and keeps it open for six months during the winter.
Arvida Rezoning Deferred Again
The proposal of Arvida Realty Co. to rezone three large tracts of land off the Palmetto Expressway between SW 89th and SW 92nd Streets was deferred for the second time by the Metro Zoning Appeals Board Dec. 17. More time was asked by the zoning department to study the proposal. The development firm seeks changes in zoning from agricultural to permit the construction of garden type apartments and multi-family dwellings.
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CORAL GABLES First National Bank
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Coral Park Gym
A $100,000 permit has been issued for construction of the new gymnasium at Miami Coral Park Senior School. The school is located at 8865 SW 16th St.
EAGLE FINANCE
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OPERA GUILD OF GREATER MIAMI
The Opera Guild proudly opens Miami's brilliant opera season with Massenet's inspired opera — MANON in French ANNA MOFFO Great star of Metropolitan & La Scala. Guiseppe Campora Tenor, of La Scala & Metropolitan Chester Ludgin Baritone, of New York City Center. Nicola Moscona Basso, of the Metropolitan. Richard Fredericks Baritone, of New York City Center. DADE COUNTY AUDITORIUM Monday, January 21, 1963 Saturday, January 26, 1963 MIAMI BEACH AUDITORIUM Wednesday, January 23, 1963 TICKETS FOR ALL OPERAS AVAILABLE AT: Opera Guild of Greater Miami, FR 3-5967, FR 1-5153 — or — Miami Beach Auditorium, JE 1-0477; Dade County Auditorium, HI 6-9230; Cordelia's Card Shop, FR 3-5123; Philpitts, South Miami, MO 7-8874; Suniland Stationery & Gift Shop, CE 5-8850. OPERA GUILD OF GREATER MIAMI