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AT THE TOP OF THE LADDER OF SUCCESS

in the Woman's Golf Association of the Coral Gables Country Club are these recently elected officers. Literally at the top of the ladder is the president, Mrs. Harry W. Jasper, 924 Castile Ave. Kneeling in the foreground is the treasurer, Mrs. Al Mathers, 1525 Cecilia Ave. Standing at the ladder's side, left to right, are secretary, Mrs. Jack Plunkett, 5307 Orduna St., and golf chairman, Mrs. Dave Bosworth Jr., 1425 Medina Ave. Not present for the picture was historian, Mrs. Henry Krystow, 7401 SW 70th Ter.

Tequesta Will Have Annual Fashion Show

Tequesta Society, Children of the American Revolution, will have its annual fashion show on Saturday, Nov. 5, at 2 pm, at the home of Jode Preston. Tequesta is sponsored by the Coral Gables Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Thomas S. Gowin is Regent. Mrs. Edwin P. Preston is senior president of the CAR, Betsy Henry is the junior president; Peggy Gillmer is in charge of the fashion show. Tequesta has many activities (i.e. visits to the Kendall Old Folks Home, support of mountain schools, a George Washington Ball in February and an installation luncheon in the spring) supportd by this one-money-making project. Tequesta Society has over 120 members and will soon become the largest society of the National Society Children of the American Revolution. Two members, Jode Preston and Peggy Gillmer, are serving the state society as librarian - curator and corresponding secretary, respectively.

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BARBARA 30 Honor 'Sweet Sixteen'

Barbara Kapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George De Bari of 431 Sevilla Ave., was honored on ther 16th birthday Sunday with a "Sweet Sixteen" party at the Fountainebleau Hotel, Miami Beach. The party, a one o'clock luncheon, was served on the Rosewood Terrace of the hotel, and 30 guests, including Barbara's girl friends and about five mothers of her closet friends attended. Barbara is a Junior at Coral Gables High School and has had most of her formal schooling in Miami. Her parents have been residents for 10 years.

Girl Scouts Will Honor Juliette Low

This month Grl Scouts all over the world will be celebrating the Centennial of Juliette Low's birth, the founder of the Girl Scout movement in this country in 1911. On Sunday, Oct. 30 from 3 to 5, the Senior Girl Scouts of Coral Gables and South Miami will observe this occasion at a tea at the home of the district chairman, Mrs. John Findeisen 1020 Coral Way. The Scouts will contribute their money to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund which affords international exchange opportunities to Girl Scouts, promotes the movement in countries unable to support the Scouting program and maintains international hostels all over the world. They will also bring used clothing in good condition for the Children's World Relief. Under the direction of Mrs. Sam Elcook, group chairman, the Brownies and Intermediate Scouts of the Coral Gables area will contribute to Juliette Low World Friendship Fund and Children's World Relief at Coral Gables Elementary School Auditorium Friday, Nov. 4, at 3:30. At this time, Mrs. Philip R. Anderson of the Tequesta Chapter of DAR will present two 50-star American flags for use at the Coral Gables Girl Scout House, located at Bird and Granada.

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Cancer Unit Changes Name

Helen Murray is the new name of the former Debbie Hawkes Unit, The Woman's Corps of the Cancer Institute of Miami, according to a unanimous vote by the Unit at its recent meeting. The name Helen Murray is in honor of the unit's founder, who died recently, according to the unit's president, Mrs. Volet Gardner, The unit is compos--of women from the Coral Gables area and meets monthly.

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Wins Scholastic Honor

Robert Dow Hoffman, 920 Medina Ave., has been named to the Dean's List for the Fall quarter at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Hoffman is a sophomore in the Engineering School.

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FORMER MEMBER U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Courageously exposed dangerous communists U.S. IMIGRATION TRIAL EXAMINER Relentless prosecutor of the nation's most notorious racketeers. Worked tirelessly for the nation's safety by deporting many of those czars of the underworld. 99% of his decisions as Examiner with the Department of Justice were upheld. LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS EXPERT Wide personal contact and extensive travels throughout South America. Speaks Spanish fluently. A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICING ATTORNEY WHAT I BELIEVE 1. To provide dynamic leadership and strength to Dade County representation in Washington—Present Congressman—in 100 bills introduced by him, 96 bills were killed despite a Democratic majority. 2. To fight with every ounce of strength against the Socialistic trend in government—Present Congressman has been endorsed by the ultra-liberal ADA political faction. His leanings are well known. 3. Federal aid for school construction to keep pace with our booming population. Present Congressman — voted against the 325 million dollar school construction program. 4. To provide the strongest defense of any nation on earth! The Present Congressman has a record of voting for spending in everything except national defense. 5. To foster decent standards of health, care and housing for the aged. I suggest combining medical and custodial aid with housing, so that the housing becomes a part of the aid program. Complete research on this subject can be had by writing or phoning my office. Present Congressman—no constructive answer to this problem in his 4 terms of Congress. CONTRIBUTIONS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED to tell the Nixon-Lodge Tartaglia story to all of South Florida. Please send your contributions to... NIXON • LODGE • TARTAGLIA CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 503 Ingraham Building, Miami 32, Florida PHONE: FR 4-4013