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Sweet Adelines, Inc. These Southern Belles Who Vocalize Hit the Top When They Harmonize

Would you like to join a women's barbershop singing group? Membership is open in the Miami Chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc., comprised mostly of Southwest and Coral Gables women. The group meets Wednesdays, 8 p.m., at the Miami Conservatory of Music, 2973 Coral Way. Started in 1953, Sweet Adelines has won first place each time it entered regional competition. This was in 1955, 1957, 1959 and this year. INTERNATIONAL Sweet Adelines, Inc., is an international, non-profit organization with a membership of 10,000 persons in 300 chapters in the United States and parts of Canada. The Miami Chapter of Sweet Adelines entertains at civic and charitable affairs. Director is Ozzie Westley, of Hallandale. The "Hurricane Honeys," a Sweet Adelines' quartet, will sing at the Miss Florida contest, June 22-24, in Sarasota. The "Honeys" won first place this year and second place last year in regional competition. Competing were women's barbershop quartets from Florida, Georgia and Alabama. The "Honeys" are Mrs. James Grau, 9220 Martinique Dr.; Miss Nancy Seddon, 4400 SW 64th Ct; and Mrs. P. F. Signorelli, 8241 SW 33rd Ter. Second place winners this year in regional competition was another Sweet Adelines' quartet, "The Harmoniques." "The Harmoniques" are Mrs. Ken Hur, 6775 SW 53rd St.; Miss Elaine Cogan, 3527 SW 22nd Ter.; Mrs. Bob Franklin, Northeast area; and Mrs. Roy Dean (she has since moved to St. Petersburg). Sweet Adelines recently elected officers. President is Mrs. Gloria Floyd, 6020 SW 84th St.; and vice president is Mrs. Dolly Martinez, 625 Cadagua Ave. Other officers are, recording secretary, Miss Dorothy Pearson, 2259 SW 27th Lane; corresponding secretary, Mrs. L. F. Weiss; 537 San Lorenzo Ave.; and re-elected treasurer, Mrs. B. A. Taksier, 9451 SW 37th St. Other members are, Mrs. Margaret Akers, 3995 SW 4th St.; Mrs. Nick Appolony, 8330 SW 18th St.; Miss Grace Barnes, Northwest area. Wanda V. Bennett, Northwest area; Mrs. Yetta DeBarge, 3081 SW 18th St.; Mrs. George Groome, Northwest area; Mrs. Irene Grubb, 7570 SW 30th St.; Miss Barbara Houle, Northeast area; Mrs. Dick Huntley, Hialeah; Mrs. Iver Klingberg, 2241 SW 20th St.; Mrs. Esther Levi, 2235 SW 82nd Ct.; Mrs. Marilyn Loupus, 12301 SW 190th St.; Mrs. Tommy Martone, 3395 SW 72nd Ct. Mrs. Nell Mills, 12485 SW 81st Ave.; Mrs. Roscoe S. Niblack, 1320 Highland Rd.; Mrs. Ruth Pohlman, Northeast area; Mrs. Fran Rogers, Northeast area; Mrs. Bill Ross, 6800 SW 71st Ct.; Miss Margy Schafer, Northeast area; Mrs. Wanda Sigler, Northwest area; Mrs. H. F. Silverman, 3861 SW 29th St.; Mrs. Leonard Springmeyer, 8250 SW 33rd Ter.; Miss Mary Westley, Hallandale; and Mrs. Frank Young, Northwest area. HURRICANE HONEYS — Left to right are Mrs. Marge Grau, Miss Joyce Helfer, Mrs. Iris Signorelli and Miss Nancy Seddon. They won first place this year in regional competition.

4 Southwest Women End Sessions in Golf School

Four Southwest women finished a six-week YWCA golf class last Monday at the Biltmore Golf Course. They were Mrs. Helen Richmond, 6256 Snapper Creek Dr.; Mrs. Gladys Garvey, 6150 SW 86th St.; Mrs. William Shapiro, 6030 SW 63rd Ave.; and Mrs. R. F. Mullis, 9300 SW 63rd Ct. A golf class open to men and women will start June 13, 7 p.m., at O'Connors Golf Range, 7320 SW 8th St. Adam Adams will teach the four-lesson class. Registration is still open for YWCA members in the intermediate bridge class, which started Tuesday (May 30), at the Central YWCA, 114 SW 4th St. Jasper Cromer is the instructor. For further information, you can call the YWCA at FR 7-2571.

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Two Boys From Area End Schools

Airman Harold R. Connor has finished basic training in the U.S. Air Force and airman third class David P. Sontag was graduated from an advanced training school. Connor was selected for aircraft and missile maintenance at Sheppard Air Force base, Tex. He took basic training at Lackland Air Force base, also in Tex. Connor, who attended Southwest Miami High, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Landman, 9250 SW 44th St. Airman Sontag was graduated from aircraft maintenance school at Sheppard AF base. He also took his basic training at Lackland. Airman Sontag, who attended Miami Senior High, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Sontag, 6425 SW 52nd St.

Jewish Center Picks Leaders

The Southwest Jewish Center Sisterhood elected the following officers: Mrs. Allan Bornstein is president; Mrs. Ethel Austin, vice president; Mrs. Howard Gurland, vice president; Mrs. Bertha Sootin, vice president. Mrs. Evelyn Bolner, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Helen Jacobs, recording secretary; Mrs. Eve Horowitz, treasurer; and Mrs. Pean Segarsky, financial secretary.

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