The Times

DEDICATION OF THE CHAPEL WING of the University Baptist Church at left will attract numerous church dignitaries to Coral Gables this weekend. The ceremonies will be held on New Year's Day. A Homecoming will also be a highlight of the activities.

The Rev. James Daughtry To Be Ordained Thursday

The Right Rev. Henry I. Louttit, DD, Bishop of South Florida, will celebrate the Solemn Pontifical Eucharist of Ordination in St. Philip's Church, Coral Gables, Thursday, Dec. 29, the Feast of St. Thomas of Canterbury at 10 a.m. Sacred Order Of Priests At that time, he will ordain The Rev. James R. Daughtry to the Sacred Order of Priests. A distinguished priest, the Rev. W. T. St. John Brown, rector of St. Luke's Church, Evanston, Ill., will preach the Ordination sermon. Father Daughtry, who has served as Curate in St. Philip's parish since last June, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Daughtry, 1047 Asturia Ave. Father Daughtry attended the University of Miami for two years before completing his university work at Georgetown University in Washington, D. C. After serving three years as a pilot in the United States Air Force, he entered the General Theological Seminary in New York from which he was graduated last May. Other Clergy Other clergy who will participate in the Ordination Service are the Rev. George L. Gurney, assistant at St. Philip's Church, who will read the preface to the Ordinal; the Rev. John G. Shir-ley, rector of St. Philip's Church, who will present the Deacon for Ordination; the Rev. Tillman B. Williams, Christ the King Church, Azalea Park, Fla., will sing the Litany; the Rev. Robert G. Tharp, Church of the Good Shepherd, Maitland, Fla., will be Deacon of the Mass; the Rev. Frank S. Cerveny, Church of the Resurrection, Biscayne Park, will be Sub-Deacon; the Rev. David C. Butts, III is in charge of ceremonies and will be Assistant Priest; the Rev. George R. Taylor, St. Stephen's Church and the Rev. George McCormick, Jr., Trinity Church, Miami, will be assistant Deacons to the Bishop. Father Daughtry will celebrate his first sung Eucharist on Jan. 1, the Feast of Circumcision, at the 9:15 a.m. service.

BIRTHS

At DOCTORS' HOSPITAL Nov. 20 SAGGESE, Gladys and Guido, boy; 3453 SW 26th St. GLASSFORD, Irene and Kenneth, boy; 8450 SW 27th Lane AMOROSO, June and Jack, boy; 5321 SW 90th Ct. Dec. 1 PATRICK, Patricia and John, girl; 10203 Bird Road FRIEDLAND, Shirley and Bernard, boy; 8580 SW 32nd Ter. HYDES, JoAnn and Herbert, girl; 6700 NW 5th Ave. DAMIANO, Geraldine and Joseph, girl; 820 SW 23rd Ter. DEPTUCH, Rose Marie and Raymond, boy; 305 SW 78th Ave. Dec. 2 EADS, Anna and Richard, boy; 9950 SW 53rd St. FEINMAN, Judy and Lewis, boy; 1181 NW 179th St. Dec. 3 RICKS, Rosalind and Monroe, boy; 2861 SW 38th Ave. Dec. 4 GRANT, Dorothy and Ernest, boy; 915 Swan Ave., Miami Springs ROTONDI, Theresa and Augusto, girl; 8331 SW 37th St. POLK, Martha and Goble, girl; 563 Hibiscus Lane FENIMORE, Catherine and Ronnell, boy; 2210 SW 60th Way BAXTER, Dorothy and Dean, girl; 6765 SW 72nd Ct. Dec. 5 O'ROSHNIK, Rose and Samuel, girl; 7236 SW 15th St. VANDERSLICE, Joyce and Julian, boy; 7734 SW 55th Ave. MILLER, Ann and Stewart, boy; 6101 SW 19th St. HUTTON, Norma and John, boy; Bahama Dr. TRIPONE, Elizabeth and Alfred, boy; 4310 SW 43th St. 4310 SW 108th Ave. FREEBURG, Ruth and John C., boy; Yacht 'Ripple Kid' Dinner Key BAKER, Angela and Judson, girl; 3965 NW 169th Ter. REINFELT, Linda and Lawrence, girl; 6537 SW 23rd St. BOUCHER, Sydle and Laverne, boy; 6527 SW 25th St. ROBERTSON, Linda and Philip, girl; 3851 SW 29th St. Dec. 7 WYNN, Fay and Donald, girl; 8241 SW 45th St. Dec. 6 JOHNSON, Sally and Philip, girl; 3195 SW 19th St. COTTER, Floriva and Paul, boy; 9585 SW 42nd St. MARSHALL, Emma and Geoffrey, girl; 5220 NW 4th Ter. CIANCI, Letitia and Anthony, boy; 6027 SW 28th St. BRADLEY, Anne and Wesley, girl; 3504 NW 2nd St. WEBER, Margaret and Edwin, girl; 2160 SW 26th St. Dec. 8 McCARTHY, Margaret and Jim, girl; 6840 SW 19th Ter. REIPENYDER, Bella and James, girl; 350 W. 35th St., Hialeah COURIC, Beverly and William, boy; 2481 Alminar Ave. CALL, Virginia and Roderick, boy; 1994 NW 47th Ter. Dec. 9 McCARTIN, Lorna and William, girl; 4550 SW 4th St. DURDEN, Emma Jean and Charles, boy; 750 NE 3rd Pl. PETERSON, Janice and James, girl; 78 NE 54th St. LEWIS, Margaret and Thomas, girl; 5430 SW 76th St. SUMMERFIELD, Elizabeth and Herbert, boy; 8999 SW 28th St. Dec. 10 WILLIAMS, Carolyn and James, girl; 13520 SW 42nd Ter. BERNARD, Hope and Edward, girl; 5741 SW 4th St. STANFIELD, Cecille and Darrell, girl; 5035 SW 99th Ave. SHERRITT, Anne and Harold, boy; 6318 SW 58th Ct. MICHAEL, Lois and George, girl, 481 W. 36th Pl., Hialeah.

Homecoming And Open House Baptist Church To Dedicate Wing

University Baptist Church will open the New Year with two identical dedication services, Homecoming and Open House, on Sunday. The $350,000 Chapel Wing of the church, for which the groundbreaking service was held last New Year's Eve, will be dedicated at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services. Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds, president of the Florida Baptist Convention and president of Stetson University, will give the dedicatory address. The first Minister, the Rev. - Frank A. Keene, who led in the constituting of church, will give the dedicatory prayer. Those Participating Participating in the services will be the Rev. Morris Elliott, representing the Miami Baptist Association, the Rev. Gent Co-fer, minister to youth; Dr. Joe Hall, chairman of the building committee; Ira C. Haycock, chairman of the Board of Trustees; Cecil Harper, minister of music and Reverend Coleman. The minister, Dr. T. Rupert Coleman, invites all former members of the church as well as friends to share in the all day program. The day will feature an old fashioned country-style "dinner on the ground" fellowship from 12:30 to 1:30. This will be followed by an open house, to give the general public from 2 to 5 the opportunity of viewing the building. Refreshments and souvenirs will be presented to all visitors. 13 Departments The building, designed by O. K. Houston Jr., architect, and built by Carlson Construction Co., provides 13 departments with sixty-eight separate rooms for educational, social, and worship purposes. One of the features of the new wing is the dining room, with a kitchen equipped by Bill Woodward Equipment Co., which can serve 450 people at tables. The addition provides a chapel, seating 160 persons, which is a modified reproduction of the church's sanctuary The library, included in the wing, is modernly equipped for 4000 volumes. The suite of offices provides a minister's study, and an office for the minister of education, minister of music, minister to youth, receptionist, finance secretary and minister's secretary, as well as a work room for secretarial mechanical equipment. The church owns the square bound by Riviera, Segovia, Anastasia and Cardena Streets. The new facilities include 5500 foot recreation patio south of the new Chapel Wing.

Jackie Liberman Is Bar Mitzvah On Saturday

Jackie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Liberman, 2351 SW 31st Ave., will be Bar Mitzvah on Saturday morning, Dec. 31, at the Israelite Center. Rabbi Morton Malavsky will officiate and Cantor Louis Cohen will render the liturgy. Jackie is a student of the Israelite Center Religious School and also one of the choir boys. He is a student at Silver Bluffs Elementary School. Out of town guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mitchell and family from Chicago, and Mrs. Celia Finkel from Worcester, Mass. A Kiddush will follow the religious ceremony in the Social Hall. On Sunday there will be a double celebration at the Riviera Caterers. Besides the reception for Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Liberman will announce the engagement of their daughter, Eva, to Herbert Finkel, son of Mrs Celia Finkel of Worcester, Mass., and Meyer Finkel of Miami. Herbert Finkel is stationed at the Homestead Air Base. Eva is confirmand of the Israelite Center Religious School.

ST. MATTHEWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

410 Sunset Dr. MO 5-7333 Visitors Welcome Sunday Eucharist, 8:00, 9:15 Nursery & Church School at 9:15 Wed 6:30 PM Family Night Holy Eucharist Dinner & Instruction Class

Nine Students Named To UM Honorary

Nine University of Miami students from the southwest area have been initiated into Phi Kappa Phi, the highest national academic honorary. Seven other students from outside the area also have been awarded membership. The students honored from Coral Gables are Hans Von Baeyer, 1335 Castile; Jacqueline Kamp Simms, 1534 Ancona; Jan Tellander, 4130 Malaga. Area students are Richard N. Maisel, 2034 SW 13th St.; Billee P. Pearce, 1745 SW 14th Ave.; Estelle J. Jacobs, 4280 SW 13th St.; Judith Ann Phelps, 2830 Jefferson St.; Stephen A. Koehl, 3400 SW 72nd Ave.; Ursula Metzger, 1359 SW 22nd Ter. Dr. William B. Munson, professor of history, spoke at the initiation banquet in the Student Union cafeteria. Phi Kappa Phi recognizes academic excellence in all fields. It is equivalent to Phi Beta Kappa, which honors students from the arts and sciences only.

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES

Sunday Services 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Sunday School 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Testimony Meeting 8:00 P.M. First Church of Christ, Scientist Coral Gables 410 Andalusia Avenue Free Public Reading Room Weekdays: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. except Monday and Friday 9 A.M to 9 P.M. Sunday: Reading only 2:00 to 4:30 P.M. 400 Andalusia Avenue

Happy NEW YEAR

May the Ever Loving Father Continue to Bless You Every Day of the Year Ahead. Make Church Attendance A Regular Habit In '61 WORSHIP 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. DEDICATION SERVICE FOR CHAPEL WING DR. J. OLLIE EDMUNDS Guest Speaker 12 NOON HOME COMING DINNER 2 - 5 P.M. CHAPEL WING-OPEN HOUSE 5:30 P.M.: Training Union New Member Fellowship Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Prayer Meeting 9:30 A.M.: Bible School University BAPTIST CHURCH RIVIERA DR. & SEGOVIA ST. Coral Gables T. Rupert Coleman, Ph.D., Pastor

Choir Will Repeat Program

On Friday, Dec. 30, at 8:15 p.m., the Adult Choir of Temple Beth Am will repeat the Chanukah program which it presented on Sunday, Dec. 18, at the Temple. Soloists include Lenore Goldstein, Iris Rosen, Bernice Anapol, Anne Aibel. Frances Sanes will do the candle blessing. Other members of the choir are Grace Salem, Pearl Segal, Esther Berman, Dena Byer, Rose Ashbes, Jean Probinsky, Rita Abbott, Lew Gillis, George Kramer, Herman Isis, Wilfred Rose and Stan Mayersohn. Mrs. Selma Baumgard is the director. The Rabbi's sermon will be "Let the Old Year Die." Douglas Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Weiss, will be Bar Mitzvah Saturday, Dec. 31.

B'nai B'rith Honors Hechler

William Hechler, of 6535 SW 27th St., is one of two Miami area residents who have each recruited 51 members for B'nai B'rith and have been named among the top five winners in the Jewish service organization's national membership campaign contest. Hechler, of the Coral Gables Lodge, and Milton Kahn, of the Miami Beach Lodge, finished together in the nation-wide contest. Hechler is first vice-president of his lodge and the chairman of its sports committee. He has also been active in setting up a B'nai B'rith bowling league.

Coral Gables Church of Christ

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