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Thursday, February 9, 1961, page 73 (of 80)

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Judith Ann Stoeber Is Now Mrs. Theodore Waterbury

Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Stoeber, 1931 SW 64th Ct., announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Judith Ann, to Theodore R. Waterbury, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gowan of Jacksonville. The 8 p.m. Friday ceremony took place at St. James Lutheran Church with the pastor, the Rev. Earl Hively, officiating at the double ring candlelight ceremonies. Bride's Gown Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of white nylon organdy, designed with fitted bodice and full skirt. The bodice was detailed with scalloped Sabrina neckline and the entire bodice and short sleeves were embroidered. A flat bow of the material finished below the waist at the back. The bride's shoulder length veil of illusion fell from a seed pearl tiara with large center drop pearl. She carried a spray of orchids. Miss Beth Greenberg of Miami was maid of honor and the bride's only attendant. Her gown of cerise chiffon and velvet was coordinated with a matching veil headpiece. She carried a nosegay of sweetheart roses. John W. Wood of Miami was best man. Gene Hinson was usher. The reception followed the nuptials in the church parlors. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Stoeber chose American beauty brocade and corsage of camellias. Mother of the groom wore a white silk faille ensemble and orchid corsage. The bride attended West Miami Junior High, Southwest High School, Mademoiselle Academy, Tides Conservatory and the International Business School. The groom attended Young Harris Academy, Young Harris, Ga., and the University of Miami, Class of 1954. Both the bride and groom are interested in little theater activities and have participated and starred in local productions. MR. AND MRS. THEODORE WATERBURY

Perrine Women's Club Project Is Success

Joseph Minton, deputy district director of the department of justice, was guest speaker at the January meeting of Perrine Woman's Club in Perrine Community House. Mrs. William Rollins, chairman of the citizenship committee, was in charge of the program. Mrs. George Darrow, president, announced that response to the club's current project of helping residents of the Lincoln Memorial Home near Goulds has been overwhelming, and the club has received offers of aid from all over the Greater Miami area. Members have planned a birthday party to be held at the home once each month. Mrs. H. P. McCarthy is chairman of this project, and her assistants are Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. Harry Platt and Mrs. Lon Sniffen. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. H. Haizlip, Mrs. Wade Marshall, Mrs. R. B. Abrams and Mrs. G. H. Swilling.

Creative Writing Classes To Begin At Center

As a result of the increased demand for children's books, a class in Creative Writing for Children is being given at the Coral Gables Youth Center. The class meets on Thursday at 7 p.m. For information on these classes or any of the other classes (Journalism, Novel, Playwriting) call HI 3-7197 or Mrs. Julia Swart at HI 3-5885.

CIGAR SALE

This is the time of year that I clean out my walk in humidor! You may now purchase these excellent imports at ridiculous prices. BELOW COST prices are for stock on hand and sold as is. HUMIDOR FRESH — Save Now! Reg. Unit Price | Box Sale Price 1.10 | 19.95 .85 | 14.95 .75 | 13.95 .70 | 12.95 .65 | 11.95 .55 | 9.95 .50 | 8.95 You May Also Save On Domestic Cigars KIRT'S PIPE SHOP 2413 GALIANO HI 8-4916

MISS MENDEZ Beauty Salon

Give your coiffure proper foundation. Have one of our BODY PERMANENTS. Be that sweetheart for Valentine Day. BODY PERMANENT Special Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Only $10 MISS MENDEZ Beauty Salon 258 Andalusia Ave. HI 8-2271

now open to the public and to Club members THE EXCITING NEW Safari RESTAURANT AND UNGOWA LOUNGE

There's nothing else like Safari's exotic elegance on the whole Gold Coast. The decor is from the mysterious continent, but there's no mystery about the delicious, delectable dishes served. You must see it to believe its beauty, sample its menu... to know that you are dining in South Florida's most unusual restaurant and enjoying the finest food served anywhere! Safari at the glamorous, new South Miami heights CABANA CLUB Ungowa Lounge open from 4:30 P.M. Safari Restaurant open for dinner from 5 P.M. U.S. 1, just South of Perrine CE 5-9111

Queen Mary Frances Is Very Active 4-H Clubber

By EUNICE TALL Mary Frances Rigney, a Palmetto High School junior, was recently chosen Queen of the Annual Dade County Youth Fair by the Dade County Youth Council. She was crowned last Thursday, the first day of the fair, by TV star Skipper Chuck on the fair grounds. Mary Frances has been active in 4-H Clubs for the past six years and has been president of the Palmetto 4-H Club since 1959. Last year she was the state winner of Community Relations in 4-H Clubs. She has organized two clubs, one at Kenwood Elementary School, and another for girls 10 to 12 years of age in her neighborhood. This year she is president of the Dade County Youth Council which is formed by interested 4-H Club boys and girls in the community. Mary Frances is active in school as a member of the Senior Board in the junior class. She is interested in having a career of social service. To climax the end of a semester course of Tenth Grade Driver Education, the sophomores at Palmetto were given a final written examination. Passing the course enabled a student to receive a reduction on insurance costs. The highest test score was turned in by Howard Skau. Lynn Moody, Margy Huff and Laura Trick were tied for the highest girls' scores. Jay Perry, Gretchen Schmidt, Jane Randolph and L. A. Fralish also received high test scores. Palmetto cheerleaders have just completed drawing up their first constitution. Lynne Leonard, Dellarae Black and Honey Shelley served on the constitution committee. They were advised by the women physical education teachers. All members received a copy of the constitution. The varsity squad has selected Kathy O'Donnell, senior, as sergeant-at-arms. Rifle Club Six members of the Palmetto Rifle Club, who fired in the Dade County Junior Rifle Roundup recently, won awards. The winners were Peter Eloff, Clinton Terry, George Bost, Pat Corcoran, John Kircheiner and Margaret Fairchilds. Margaret Fairchilds was the high girl scorer in her class. The club members meet every Saturday at Sponsor Mr. E. Buhr's home and then proceed to the Dade County Range on Tamiami Trail.

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appointed Asst. Vice President . . . ROBERT H. DUNN

Promoted to Assistant Vice President from his former position of Assistant Cashier, Mr. Dunn personifies the spirit of the Merchants Bank—an attitude that says: "We're glad you came in; we like to have you for a customer. Even if you're a newcomer to our bank, you'll never be a stranger." He is a native Miamian, educated at Miami Edison High School and Emory University. Active in civic work, Married, has five children and resides in Coral Gables. MERCHANTS BANK OF MIAMI 950 RED ROAD (S.W. 57th Ave. near the Trail) Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

GWEN'S SCHOOL OF DANCE

ALL TYPES OF DANCING BEGINNERS & PROFESSIONAL (3 to 93) ENROLL NOW FOR 1961 CLASSES NEW AMERICAN Now taught exclusively in South Florida by GWEN EXPERT INSTRUCTION IN BALLROOM 2480 S.W. 87th Ave. (Rear)—Galloway Rd. 4031 S.W. 99th Ave.—Also in Kendall CA 1-1115 CA 1-0242