The Times

Dr. Foster To Address Chi Omega

Chi Omega Alumnae Association members of Greater Miami have planned two October dates on their calendar, 15 and 18. Saturday, the Alumnae will hold its first annual "fun day" honoring the active members of Upsilon Delta Chapter, University of Miami and their pledges. The party will take place at 11 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Clive Shrader, 5035 SW 62nd Ave. Entertainment has been planned after a pot luck luncheon and swim in the Shrader pool. The Fall Eleusinia celebration of Chi Omega fraternity's founding will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Musicians Club of America, 300 Minorca Ave. Following an after dinner coffee and candlelight ceremony, Dr. Bertha Foster, a Chi Omega, Dean emeritus of the School of Music of the University of Miami and Founder of the Musicians Club, will speak.

'Cane Victims Aided By B'nai B'rith

B'nai B'rith Women of Coral Gables shared the joys of the New Year as they sent gifts of linens to the hurricane-stricken residents of Marathon. Mrs. Sidney Suss, past president of the chapter, started the ball rolling with a phone call to President Mrs. Irving Matlin. The idea of aid was taken before a committee meeting. A check with the Red Cross disclosed the desperate situation in Marathon. Once the call went out to the three Bowling Leagues of the chapter, the women came bearing sheets, cases, towels, pillows and blankets. After the next processes of sorting and packing the linens will arrive in Marathon by truck. George Dubrell, a merchant there, will distribute the linens. Working on the committee that developed the aid program were Mrs. Matlin, Mrs. Frank Smulson, program chairman and Mrs. David Sachs, civic and community service chairman.

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A 50-STAR FLAG was presented to the Cub Scout pack at St. Theresa Elementary School by the Ladies Auxiliary of Ray Renuart Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars recently. The Auxiliary, active in community service, presented the flag to the youngsters as part of their over-all program in working with youth. Representing the Auxiliary are, left to right, Mrs. Albert Kelly, 5931 SW 48th St., and chairman of the Fifth District, Mrs. Peral DeHaav, 440 SW 68th Ave. The two scouts are, left to right, Fred Stockhausen, 6303 SW 43rd St., and Scott Pierre, 5850 SW 33rd St.

Dinner Key Exposition Features Health Theater

A special feature of the Dade County Medical Association Health Fair at the Second Annual House and Garden Exposition at Dinner Key Auditorium, which opened Wednesday will be a Health Theater. The theater will be adjacent to the health exhibit area and will close Oct. 16. A variety of films including heart disease, hearing and speech, arthritis and rheumatism, mental illness, cancer and tuberculosis will be shown continuously from 3 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. daily during the five-day exposition. While health education and modern medicine will be the theme of the Health Fair, another purpose is to inspire more young people to train themselves for a career in medicine and related health professions. Booths depicting careers in nursing, medical technology, physical therapy, pharmacy and dentistry will give general information on how interested persons may enter the various health fields.

Rebekahs To Hold All-Day Bazaar

Members of the Rebekah Lodge No. 70 will hold an all-day bazaar at the Lodge hall, 2833 Bird Rd., Saturday. Booths and home made baked goodies will be for sale beginning at 10:30 a.m. Luncheon will be served at noon and party games will begin at 1:30 p.m.

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