The Times

New Officers Are Elected By Gables Church

The Coral Gables Congregational Church recently elected its new officers and leaders for this year. Lyle D. Holcomb was elected moderator and his son, Lyle Jr., was named church clerk. Vera Cox is communion stewardess. Chairman of the membership committee is Mrs. Walter F. Gooch. Dr. and Mrs. James H. Warner are co-chairmen of the social action committee. Newly elected members of the Board of Deacons are: William R. Anfort, George Bremser Jr., Archie Britt, Benjamin Culverhouse, Gordon Dodge, LeGrande Haskie, Dr. S. Huntington, James Nash, Philip Olson, Charles L. Taylor, W. T. Trotter, L. Vaughan-Birch. Newly elected members of the Board of Deaconesses are: Mrs. William R. Aufort, Mrs. George Bremser Jr., Mrs. Archie Britt, Mrs. Marjorie Cook, Mrs. Iva Couchman, Mrs. Benjamin Culverhouse, Mrs. Gordon Dodge, Mrs. LeGrande Haskin, Mrs. S. Huntington, Mrs. James Nash, Mrs. Edmund W. Newbold, Mrs. Sarah Pletts, Mrs. Joseph M. Smith, Mrs. Frances Sutherland, Mrs. Walter N. Werner. New members of the Board of Trustees are: Andrew J. B. Adams, John F. Allison, Merrill Bassi, Warner B. Daniels, Dr. John C. Fetzer, Dr. John F. Gibby, Robert L. Greene, Robert J. Guest, Ralph M. Johnson, Thomas A. Maye, Elmer F. Vickers Jr., Sumner Waldron, David W. Walters.

Roy A. Perry Elected Head Of Goodwill

Roy A. Perry, 2640 Hilola St., was elected president of Goodwill Industries, local organization to aid the physically handicapped, at the group's annual meeting Feb. 23 at the Miami Woman's Club Bldg. Perry is executive vice president of Industrial National Bank and was associated with the Bank of Coconut Grove for nine years. During the past year he has been vice president in charge of finance for Goodwill Industries, which gives employment and training to physically handicapped persons. Goodwill operates by the simple procedure of securing donations of discarded clothing and other articles. These are renovated in the Goodwill plant. When sold, monies are used to pay the wages of the handicapped workers. Besides Perry, others living in the Southwest section who were elected officers of Goodwill, include: James A. Ryder, 4055 Douglas Rd., raised from president to chairman of the board; Horace Cordes, 4315 San Amaro Dr., and Kenneth E. Calender, 6220 SW 123rd Ter., elected vice presidents, and Mrs. Ervin L. Revill, 510 Santander Ave., secretary.

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Quaker Meeting Opened In Quiet Ceremony

By GAIL MARSHALL A new, ranch-style meeting house now stands at the corner of Sunset Rd. and Corsica Ave. Constructed of native rock for the Miami Friends Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, the building breaks with traditional Pennsylvania design, yet still maintains the Quaker group's simplicity. The meeting house, designed by Marian Manley, consists of one room which can accommodate 100 people, another room which can be converted into two classrooms, a library, kitchen and patio. The $45,000 structure was realized through private contributions. Lyle Roberts is the builder. The Friends previously met in homes of members and at Simpson Gardens. The group was later housed by the Miami Hearing Society and then moved to the Sunset Elementary School. Since 1950 members have met at the Young Women's Christian Association. Dedication of the building was held on First Day, Sunday, Feb. 26, in the traditional meeting form. There is no written program and the meeting begins with silence. The people then speak about their feelings without being introduced. All members are responsible for the ministry of the Meeting. Earl Redding, pastor of the Programmed Friends Meeting, offered a prayer. His is the only other Quaker group in the Miami area, and services are conducted in Spanish. Landyn Haynes spoke on the meaning and place of Quakerism today. Bernard Walton, representative of the Friends General Conference, gave the main address consisting of a history of Friends and a charge to the Meeting. The Conference gives aid and advice to new meetings. Susanna Parry gave a history of the Miami Friends Society. Organization of the Miami Friends is attributed to winter vacationists whose desire for religious worship united them. The Meeting now consists of about 50 members. First Day School is at 10 a.m. and meeting for worship at 11 a.m. There are approximately 12 organized meetings in Florida, a large number for a Southern state. Five of these have their own houses.

David Elman Is Bar Mitzvah On Saturday

Rabbi Morris A. Skop and Cantor Herman K. Gottlieb will officiate at the Bar Mitzvah of David Elman, son of Mrs. Frances Elman, on Saturday, Mar. 4, at 10:30 a.m., during the Torah Service, at Temple Judea. David has been a member of the Hebrew School for the past three years, and following his Bar Mitzvah will enter the Confirmation Department. He is a student at Ponce de Leon Junior High School in the eighth grade. Out-of-town guests for the Bar Mitzvah will be Reb Sam Schmitt of Cincinnati and his uncle, Isadore Elman, from Syracuse. Mrs. Elman will be host at the Kiddush-Sanctification in honor of the occasion, immediately following the Bar Mitzvah service. DAVID ELMAN

Little Flower Society

Members of the Little Flower Society, Church of the Little Flower, are urging members and their friends to attend the society's regular meeting Monday evening in the School cafeteria. Brother David Keane will speak on "Operation: Camillus House."

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Post Purim Reflections Will Be Topic

Services at Temple Zion will start at 8:30 p.m., March 3. Rabbi Alfred Waxman will deliver the sermon, "Post Purim Reflections." He will also officiate at the Bas Mitzvah of Betty Lustig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lustig, who will host the Oneg Shabbat. On Saturday at 9:30 a.m., March 4, Steven Seidman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Seidman, will be Bar Mitzvah. Steven is an eighth grade honor student at Riviera Junior High School and a member of the Khoury League baseball team. Arriving for the Bar Mitzvah from New York are Mr. and Mrs. David Rothman and Mr. and Mrs. David Rauch and family. The Kiddush will be tendered by Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Seidman to which the congregation and friends are invited.

Heads Duke Loyalty Fund

The appointment of Tom Huston Jr. as Coral Gables area chairman for the 14th annual Duke University Loyalty Fund Drive has been announced by Leon S. Ivey of Hickory, N. C., chairman o fthe Duke National Council.

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