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Students Make Dancing Farmers

By EUNICE TALL Correspondent | Hay, wagon wheels, and blue-jean clad sophomores will help provide the proper atmosphere for a sophomore class Barn Dance to be held tomorrow night (Friday) from 8 to 11 in the Palmetto "Barn," cafeteria. Chairmen are Gap Kovach, Ann Hatfield and Pat Westman. A prize will be presented to a Mr. and Miss Farmer. This title will be awarded to a couple on the basis of their outstanding costumes and dancing. A student band, The Dixons, will entertain the sophomores. Members of the band are Bob Margolin, Mike Johannsen, Stuart Colby and Don Gillet. Tickets are 75 cents per couple. Profits will be put into the sophomore class treasury to help finance a Graduation Dance for the Palmetto freshmen to be given in the spring.

25 Added To Roster At Granada

Granada Presbyterian Church recently welcomed 25 new members. They are Mr. and Mrs. S.W. Fuller and their sons, Billy, Bob, and Don, 1325 Castile Ave.; Mrs. C. B. Kniskern, 500 Miller Rd.; Frederick Emerson Hasty III, 5911 Leonardo St. James Singleterry Wooten, 3930 Hardee Rd.; Christina Lee Anderson, 5770 SW 59th Ter.; Lisa Bobbitt Antle, 701 Jeronimo Dr. Anne Bennett Billings, 1425 Sarria Ave.; Timothy Marsh, 9275 SW 44th St.; Lee Dean Kimbrell, 4809 Alhambra Cir. Richard Alan Kraus, 6755 SW 54th St.; Deborah Meadows, 5663 Michelangelo St.; Susan Dorothy Oldfield, 1231 Mariola Ct.; Suzanne H. and Catherine H. Scrogin, 6801 SW 17th St. Maricraol and Richard Shanklin, 234 Viscaya Ave.; Mary Lewis Shaw, 7400 SW 139th Ter.; David Watson, 1516 Ancona Ave. Miss Jean A. Galbreath, 4300 Granada Boulevard; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Silver, 4510 SW 62nd Ave.

Newcomers In Our Town

Births at Baptist Hospital Dec. 31 | Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Madden, girl, 3501 SW 99th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre, boy, 1012 SW 7th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Belans, boy, 4810 SW 74th Terr. Jan. 1 | Mr. and Mrs. George F. Miller, boy, 11505 SW 43rd Terr.; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G. Nuce, boy, 12600 SW 184th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rose, girl, 7280 SW 13th St. Jan. 2 | Mr. and Mrs. William S. Fawcett, boy, 529 SW 79th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald O'Neal, girl, 9300 SW 181th Terr. Jan. 3 | Mr. and Mrs. Foy M. King, boy, 5145 SW 98th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Suitter, girl, 5101 SW 117th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Dorr, girl, 9530 SW 92nd Ave. Jan. 4 | Mr. and Mrs. Verlin P. Hurley, boy, 9011 SW 34th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. O'Connor, girl, 3701 SW 87th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Altman, boy, 12055 Pine Needle Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin H. Readon, boy, 8885 SW 128th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCormick, boy, 20501 Leeward Lane; Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Stephens, boy, 6540 SW 79th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Bell, boy, 14030 Madison St.; Mr. and Mrs. Carlos M. Labastilla, boy, 1321 W 32nd St.; Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Levinson, boy, 5763 SW 65th Ave. Jan. 6 | Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Scott, boy, 7330 NW 6th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Flachner, boy, 7955 SW 102nd Ct. Jan. 7 | Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn J. Burns, boy, 11425 SW 108th Ct.

Miss Young Honored At Junior High Concert

The concert choir of South Miami Junior High School gave a choral concert for the Music Club of Miami this week. The choir, under the direction of Mrs. Harriet Mertz, performed at the home of Mrs. William T. Hilles, 1680 S. Bayshore Lane. Honored guest at the meeting was Miss Christine Young, principal of the school. The students participating in the concert were Charles Horton, Charles Sandlin, Pamela Zarzour, Linda Brenner, David Cornelius, Gail Forbes, Gary Brooks, Kathy Gorman, Norma Harris, Sandra Sauerland, Robin Barrow, David Heck, Drew Morris, Nancy Peach, Carole Fewell, Mary Loue McKenzie, Douglas McLean, Stuart Braden, Barbara Duckworth, Penny Wertz, Abbye Krassner, Penny Masters, Donna Wilchar, Chris Cummings, Beverly Dodd, Vicki Swasey, Donna Findley, Sandra Clamp and Mark Crissey.

MANY STATES

St. Mark's United Lutheran Church at Bird and LeJeune Roads had 20 visitors from eight states and Canada worshipping there on a recent Sunday. Visitors were from New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Ontario.

Members of the Palmetto Literary Club and 11th grade team teaching English classes will attend the Coconut Grove Playhouse matinee presentation of Bye Bye Birdie, Jan. 13.

Tomorrow night (Jan. 12) the Palmetto Panthers will play the Hialeah Thoroughbreds in basketball in the Hialeah gymnasium, 251 East 47 St., Hialeah. The junior varsity game will begin at 6:45 p.m and the varsity game will follow at 8:15.

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