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Thursday, February 16, 1961, page 7 (of 18)

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BIRTHS

Jan. 27 NICHOLS, Mary and William, boy; 657 West 28th St., Hialeah TURNER, Gloria and Walter, boy; 117 Salzedo. ILLMAN, Julia and Brian, boy; 9280 SW 29 Ave. DAVIS, Margaret and James, girl, 2246 SW 58th Ch. Jan. 28 MAZZIE, Rita and Vincent, girl; 8135 SW 17th Ter. HELSLEY, Charlotte and Dunbar, boy; 5600 SW 76th St. LUNSFORD, Maureen and Daniel boy; 745 W. 70th Pl. LOGAN, Lynn and Francis, boy; 11400 SW 58th Ter. MATHIS, Annette and William, girl; 9825 SW 211th St. KING, Gayle and Alton, boy; 2036 SW 5th St. Jan. 29 LOPEZ, Ana Maria and Rolando, girl; 6257 SW 10th St. WRIGHT, Clarise and Stephen, boy; 1700 Segovia. Jan. 30 COONS, Ruth and Charles, boy; 9720 Memorial Rd. CROSS, Barbara and William, girl; DiLido Apts., 401 DiLido. POWER, Marian and Alexander, boy; 92 NW 40 Ct. ZAKUTNEY, Ellen and Walter, girl; 3540 SW 104th Ave. WHITTEN, Katherine and Norman, girl; 3963 SW 60th Ave. Jan. 31 SMITH, Nydia and Wesley, boy; 314 NW 17th St. FLEISCHMAN, Holly and Herbert, boy; 5240 SW 103rd Pl. Feb. 1 BAREMO, Diane and William, boy; 2985 SW 24th St. GOWANSON, Elsie and George, girl; 9525 SW 165th Ter. Feb. 2 MICHEL, Leonor and Harald, boy; 130 SW 49th Ave. KATZEN, Barbara and Howard, boy; 6320 SW 62nd Ter. SHER, Barbara and Thomas, boy; 10725 SW 41st St. GASSEN, Phyllis and Joseph, boy; 1003 Santiago. BALLEN, Terry and Donald, boy; 811 Florida Blvd. SCHOLL, Doris and Philip, girl; 1900 SW 17th Ter. Feb. 3 SETTERICH, Louise and William, boy; 15510 SW 304th Ave. KNOBLAUCH, June and George, boy; Box 81, R.R. 1, Homestead DOWNS, Lois and Lawrence, boy; 10240 SW 37th St. Feb. 4 CUSSEY, Loretta and Bill, boy; 6140 SW 28th Ter. MORTIMER, Joan and Alvin, boy; 6203 SW 22nd St. Feb. 5 PAYNE, Charlotte and David, girl; 110 Merrick Way BACHMANN, Ann and Jon, boy; 8931 Ridgeland Dr. BOCHICCHIO, Carolyn and Fred, girl; 474 E. 47th St., Hialeah NICHOLSON, Sandra and Philip, boy; 734 NW 32nd Ave. STEVENS, Vera and Robert, girl; 14031 SW 54th Ch. SAWYERS, Joan and Harold, girl; 7120 SW 128th St. Feb. 6 PIERCE, Frances and Luther, boy; 25 SW 64th Ct. LUJAN, Carmen and Mario, girl; 9630 W. 13th Ave., Hialeah OUTLAW, Mary Ellen and James, boy; 1111 NW 1st St. VOSSEN, Betty and Paul, boy; 810 E. 25th St., Hialeah LAWRENCE, Ellen and Richard, girl; 9851 Haitian Dr. Feb. 7 SANDS, Elizabeth and Paul, boy; 8761 SW 21st Terr. SCHOLTZ, Nancy and Herbert, boy; 7080 Virginia Ave., Homestead NOASTER, Avis Ann and Charles, son; 4725 Curley Ridge MARSH, Jean and Norman, girl; 8711 SW 12th St. LANKFORD, Dorothy and James, girl; 7520 SW 57th Ter. REY, Georgine and Raymond, boy; 10620 SW 83rd Ave. KAUFMAN, Martha and Reeven, girl; 2453 NW 7th St. Feb. 8 SCHEMPP, Elizabeth and Theodore, girl; 3045 NW 4th Ter. SOLOMON, Dorothy and William, girl; 1600 SW 82nd Pl. HILEMAN, Shirley and Franklin, boy; 5530 SW 105th St. ORAN, Mary and Richard, girl; 5021 SW 104th Ave. RODRIGUEZ, Caridad and Joaquin, boy; 2547 SW 14th St. GREGORY, Mildred and Manford, boy; 1411 SW 93rd Ct. BROWN, Dorothy and Francis, boy; 10100 Sannagara Dr. Feb. 9 SKIPPER, Dorothy and Jesse, boy; 610 E. 14th St., Hialeah HEWITT, Jean and Robert, girl; 3215 Alhambra Ave. DOMAAS, Kerstin and Erik, boy; 2831 SW 23rd St. SANDER, Florence and John, boy; 10900 SW 55th St. HNSON, Janie and James, boy; 6301 SW 39th Ter. ECKERT, Dorothy and Edward, girl; 8900 SW 58th Ter. CULPEPPER, Dorothy and James, girl; 731 NE 161st St.

Church To Resound With Folk Music

The rafters of University Baptist Church, 6750 Sunset Dr., South Miami, will ring with folk music Thursday, Feb. 16, when the South Miami Music Club holds its Folk Festival. The program at 10:30 a.m. will feature Miss Thelma Boltin, widely known interpreter and authority of Florida folk-lore music. She is director of special events at the Stephen Foster Memorial since 1956. State Chairman She is state chairman of folk music for the Florida Federation of Music Clubs. She has appeared on both radio and TV programs and is director of the "Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair" contest ball held annually in February at White Springs. Miss Boltin will present one of her folk lore programs Tuesday, Feb. 14, at South Miami Elementary School. The program at 3:45 p.m. will be open to Scout and church groups. The leaders of these organizations are urged to bring children to the program. Singing Strings The Singing Strings Trio will also be on the South Miami Music Club's program next Thursday. The trio is composed of Faye Foster, pianist; Lucy Morro, violinist; and Marge Harp, cellist. Also, the club's choral group, under the direction of the club president, Mrs. O. F. Brand. All participants will be costumed. A covered dish luncheon will be served following the program with Mrs. B. F. Mowbray, hostess for the day. MISS BOLTIN

Philip Bloom Is Bar Mitzvah On Saturday

PHILIP BLOOM Philip Bloom Is Bar Mitzvah On Saturday Services at Temple Zion will start at 8:30 p.m., Friday, Feb. 17. Rabbi Alfred Waxman will deliver the sermon, "All Kinds of Offerings". The Oneg Shabbat will be sponsored by the Temple Zion Choir. On Saturday at 9:30 a.m., Feb. 18, Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Levine, will be Bar Mitzvah. He is a seventh grade student at Kinloch Park Junior High School and a Boy Scout. Rabbi Waxman will also officiate at the Bar Mitzvah of Phillip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bloom. Phillip is a seventh grade honor student at West Miami Junior High School and a member of the Cadet Band. Arriving for the Bar Mitzvah will be his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brandorff, and from Chicago, his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harman J. Bloom. From Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Potluck and Mrs. Sarah Sidle. Also present will be Sam Brauer. The Kiddush will be tendered by the boys' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levine and Mr. and Mrs. Bloom. The congregation and friends are invited.

Atlantic City Day

The Atlantic City Club of Miami will present "Atlantic City Day" at Crandon Park, Pits 3 and 6, Feb. 19, from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Over 1200 former Atlantic City-ites will attend the function.

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How many savings accounts should I have?

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