The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, January 3, 1963, page 14 (of 20)

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Sue Skelton Bride of Lt. James Tumlinson III

Sue Skelton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Skelton, 9320 SW 61st St., was married to Lt. James H. Tumlinson, III, Saturday in a double-ring ceremony in Coral Gables First Methodist Church. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Tumlinson, Jr., West Point, Miss. The bride chose a gown of candlelight, flower-pattern brocade with full-skirt and chapel train. The dress had a scoop neck and three-fourth's length sleeves. The tiered illusion veiling fell from a crown. The bride carried sweetheart roses and cascading tube roses. Her attendants wore emerald green satin gowns with full, street-length skirts. They wore matching headpieces and carried red carnations. Mrs. Richard J. Clarke, Miami, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Beverly Tumlinson, sister of the groom, Susanna Palmer, Alexandria, Va., and Betty Ryder, Miami. The best man was Capt. Bill Lowry, Macon, Ga. Ushers were Harmon Tumlinson and David Tumlinson, brothers of the groom, Richard J. Clarke, Miami, and John L. Allen Jr., Ft. Lauderdale. MRS. JAMES TUMLINSON III

PEOPLE

Mrs. J. B. Wedhams, 810 S. Greenway, hosted the Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Christmas Coffee last Thursday at her home. The annual coffee was to welcome visiting Alpha Xi's in the Miami area, mothers of Alpha Xi's, and their friends.

STEWARTS 2S for STEAK

SOUTH MIAMI'S SMART SUPPER CLUB AND LOUNGE JOE MOONEY - at the piano 5859 S.W. 73rd St., South Miami - 667-8851 (One block south of Sunset between Red Road and U.S. #1)

Shearons To Connecticut

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Shearon, 444 Daroco Ave., are moving to Stamford, Conn., this week. Shearon, who works for International Oil, has been transferred to New York City to the Esso office of the company. Their children, Peggi and Lt. B. F. Shearon Jr., spent their last Christmas here visiting with friends and attending parties. Peggi is a junior at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind., where she is a member of Chi Omega sorority. She is also editor of the Panhellenic book and her house's rush chairman. Shearon Jr. is on leave from Crain Air Force Base in Selma, Ala. He and his sister are both graduates of Coral Gables High School and he is a graduate of the University of Miami where he was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. THE SHEARONS

PEOPLE

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Castle, 812 Alhambra Circle, hosted a cocktail party for neighbors and friends Saturday evening. Among those present were Dr. and Mrs. Kermit H. Gates, Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Chrismas Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Scotti, Dr. Michael T. Carey, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Etling. Mrs. Helen Gorham, Mrs. Gladys Wilson, Mrs. Trecy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. Woodward Hoover, Kathryn Moore, Mrs. Philip Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lesko, Leonard S. Lewansky, Mrs. Erma Young, Eldredge Downs and Mrs. Pauline Brandt. * * * Rev. Thomas M. Johnston Jr. gave a guest sermon Sunday at Coral Gables First Presbyterian Church. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McE. Johnston Sr., 2800 Alhambra Cir. and was home from Princeton University, where he is a graduate student. While here he performed his sister Mary Margaret's marriage to Charles Munroe. The Rev. Johnston was chaplain at North Carolina State in Raleigh, N.C. before returning to school. His wife Anna came with him to Florida. * * * Mrs. Bert Huguelet, 228 Alesio, came into contact with a long-lost friend because of a story on her golden wedding anniversary which appeared in The Times. Mrs. Huguelet was a buyer for the upstairs corset department and Mrs. Frances Neu was a buyer for the downstairs corset department in an Akron, Ohio store. When Mrs. Huguelet left the store 20 years ago she lost contact with Mrs. Neu, who now lives at 338 Mendoza Ave., 23 blocks away in the Gables. When the story appeared in The Times, Mrs. Neu saw it and called Mrs. Huguelet. "I was so surprised and so pleased, and so was she," Mrs. Huguelet said.

21-UNIT APARTMENT

An $84,000, 21-unit apartment will be built at 5991 SW 76th St. by R. E. Coutre, 7901 SW 64th Ave.

SOUTH MIAMI LAMPS & Shades

OPEN FRI. EVENING... REPAIRS... ACCESSORIES LIGHTORAMA 5832 SUNSET DR. MO 7-8941

SOUTH MIAMI POOL CO.

PUMP REPAIRS | POOL PAINTING | CHEMICALS FEATURING nu-clo POOL CHLORINATION TABLETS EQUIPMENT SALES | ADVISORY SERVICE 9619 S. DIXIE HIGHWAY PH. MO 1-7942

FOR BACK & NERVE CONDITIONS TRY CHIROPRACTIC

Dr. M. Dean Chance 246 Giralda Ave. Coral Gables Tel. HI 8-1244

WATER HEATERS

Rheem Glass Lined, 10 Yr. Warranty 20 GAL. ............... ELECTRIC $35.80 30 GAL. ............... ELECTRIC $41.80 RAY BALL PLUMBING, INC. Complete Plumbing Service, All Union Plumbers 4251 S.W. 8th ST. HI 5-2461

Cadillacs A Specialty HI 8-2691 Coral Gables Garage

4200 LAGUNA STREET - CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA One block South of Bird and East of LeJeune COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES 24 Hr. TOWING AAA

Coming Your Way JANUARY ISSUE Suburbia Today NEXT WEEK IN THE Coral Gables TIMES

Coming Your Way JANUARY ISSUE Suburbia Today TM NEXT WEEK IN THE THE Coral Gables TIMES A place in the Sun * Tired of stormy weather and long winter nights? There are dozens of places where you can thaw out, and author and traveler Philip Wylie offers a worldful of ideas in "Ten Winter Days and Where to Go." Fly to Yucatan, Mexico, to climb ancient pyramids; or go to Costa Rica, where orchids grow wild; or to Lebanon for a leopard hunt. The hotels are comfortable and clean, the food is delicious, and the beaches are for basking. Ole! Try a Hearty Meal-in-a-Dish * Food Editor Melanie De Proft suggests "Hearty Fare with a Gourmet Touch" for your winter entertaining. There's vegetable soup Italienne with Parmesan cheese; a casserole of turkey, Mediterranean; and - this is news - piping hot, barbecued brisket of beef. Those Teen-age Drivers! * Are they really so bad? In suburbs across the country, they're taking high-school driver-education courses, and they're learning from experts. "Let's Take Another Look at Those Teen-age Drivers!" tells why these youngsters have a 20% lower accident rate than the rest of us and how they feel about "untrained" adults at the wheel. Fine Settings-Fine Blooms * Indoors and out, plants are beautiful when they're set off in effective containers. "Take Some Standard Iron Grillwork," says Garden Editor John Brimer, and build a stand that is a show place for ferns and cyclamen. (Next month, he suggests how you can add beauty to garden or patio with "A Whole Garden in Pots.")