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Real Daughters Of Confederacy Lunch Today

The Real Daughters (54 of them) of the Southern Cross Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will be honored with a luncheon today at the Riviera Country Club. Mrs. Vaudie Vernon Vande urg, 1101 So. Alhambra Cir., a past president of the Southern Cross Chapter, will welcome the Real Daughters at the luncheon. She will also display the new cook book recently compiled and published by the daughters who used only confederate recipes handed down in the old South and used during the Civil War. Mrs. Leonard Meade of Miami Springs is chairman of the luncheon.

News Of The PTA Take Mom Out For Spaghetti Dinner

By EUNICE TALL MO 1-2294 Forget about dinner Tuesday evening Mom and let Dad take the family out to a full course spaghetti dinner at West Miami Junior High School, 5 to 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Price is adults, $1; elementary school children, 50 cents. Mrs. Percy Nunnery is chairman. Profits will go into the PTA treasury to be used for the benefit of students. Following the dinner a PTA meeting will be held in the auditorium at 7:45 p.m. Parents of the ninth grade students will attend an orientation meeting conducted by representatives from Southwest High School. They will be informed of the rules and activities of the high school in which their children will attend next year. The seventh and eighth grade student activities will be reported to parents whose children will be in these grades next year by various teachers in the school. South Miami Junior High A morning PTA meeting will be held by the South Miami Junior High School Association Tuesday at 10:30 in the school auditorium. Parents of sixth grade students in the following feeder schools to South Miami Junior High School will be invited to attend this meeting: Ludlum, Key Biscayne, David Fairchild and South Miami Elementaries. The meeting will be devoted to explaining the function of the PTA at a junior high school level. Members of the PTA board will explain their activities and responsibilities as board members in a junior high school PTA. A round table discussion will conclude the meeting. Members of the PTA and guests are invited to attend a coffee given by the South Miami PTA preceeding the meeting. The coffee will be held in the cafeteria at 10 a.m. Girls from the home economics classes will serve under the direction of Mrs. Susie Lee, teacher. Fairlawn Elementary The Fairlawn Elementary School PTA will hold a regular meeting March 21 at 3:30 p.m. in the school cafeterium, 444 SW 60th Ave. The emphasis will be on art education in the school. Cutler Ridge Elementary A panel discussion entitled "Dollars Down the Drain?" was conducted by the Cutler Ridge Elementary School PTA Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school cafetorium. Guest speakers were Mr. Edward Hilgendoff, member of the school board; Mr. R. Snider, member of the school board; and Mr. Tom O'Connor from Metro. The guests discussed the following topics: school budget, school sights and the school new reassessment. A question and answer period concluded the meeting. Refreshments were served by the mothers of the third grade students.

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PEG'S BEAUTY SALON

8430 BIRD RD. CA 6-3932 IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT Miss Trudy (FORMERLY OF RUSSIE'S) (Bunny Item) Has Joined Our Capable Staff To Better Serve You

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Disturbed Child Will Be Discussed

Dr. Louis Maradie, practicing psychologist and founderdirector of the Pine Cove School Foundation, Inc., a non-profit school for emotionally disturbed children, will be the speaker Tuesday when the B'Nai B'rith Women of Coral Gables meet. Mrs. Irving Matlin is president. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in Hillel House, University of Miami campus, and is open to the public. Dr. Maradie's subject will be "What Causes an Emotionally Disturbed Child?" Dr. Maradie is consulting psychologist at the Coral Gables Congregational Church. He earned his Bachelor of Arts at Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., his M.S. and Ph.D. at the Union College of Kentucky.

44 Golfers Join In Tourney Play

Members of the Country Club of Coral Gables Women's Golf Association, 44 strong, competed Friday in a low net tournament over the Granada course. The tourney was played in classes. Mrs. John Finerty with a 321⁄2, was first in Class A. Mrs. Williams Vanderbilt was second with a 361⁄2, and Mrs. G. E. Smith, third with a 37. Mrs. Robert Hanna came in first in Class B with a 35; Mrs. Joseph Thompson, second with a 351⁄2 and Mrs. Ernest Duhaime, third with a 37. Mrs. Paul Sage with a 37 topped Class C. Mrs. William M. West was second with a 371⁄2, and Mrs. E. W. Laws was third, scoring a 381⁄2.

HANDBAGS FOR EASTER

COCONUT GROVE GIFT SHOP 3462 Main Hwy., Coconut Grove

Open To The Public U.S. Division of Furniture Barn FURNITURE EXPORTS

We need hundreds of used bedrooms, dining and living room to fill orders from the Caribbean WE WILL PAY at least $50 IN TRADE ON ANY Suite of Quality Furniture in Our 15,000 Sq. Ft. Warehouse French Provincial, Italian, Danish Modern, Famous Name Brands at SLIGHTLY ABOVE WHOLESALE! SAVE TWO WAYS LOWEST PRICES FOR NEW HIGHEST TRADE-IN FOR OLD WE DESPERATELY NEED 1000 Springs and Mattresses We will Pay you $30 a set In trade on Sealy or Ther-A-Pedic • This offer expires when we have have filled our export quota and is subject to withdrawal. EASY CREDIT TERMS 350 SW 37th Ave. FURNITURE BARN BLDG.

How many savings accounts should I have?

That depends on YOU! How well you manage your money... and what you are saving for... are the determining factors in deciding how many accounts you should have at Coral Gables Federal. Separate accounts for each of your major needs is the easy, practical way to "budget for the future"... before the need occurs. First and most important is your Regular Savings Account, providing a general cash reserve for emergencies at any time... accumulating the down payment for a home of your own... assuring security and peace of mind for the years to come. But what about once-a-year expenses like taxes? They can take quite a "chunk" out of your regular savings... opening a Special Tax Account is a more realistic (and painless) way to meet this annual need. The same applies to Christmas and Vacation money... best handled through individual accounts. And for your children, of course, you want to do all you can to help them with their higher education... and the way to do it is through a Special College Savings Account. How else could you meet this future expense? So YOU decide how many savings accounts you need at Coral Gables Federal. Each account - Regular or Special - earns dividends at the current rate of 4% per annum, payable twice a year on December 31 and June 30. Accounts are insured up to $10,000 by a permanent agency of the U.S. Government. And each account enables you to "budget for the future"... whatever your needs may be. Assets Now Over $114,000,000 CORAL GABLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SEE THE OFFICE NEAREST YOU MAIN OFFICE.. 2501 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables HOMESTEAD .. 1101 North Krome Avenue WEST MIAMI .. 6400 Southwest 8th Street PERRINE .... 701 Perrine Avenue BIRD ROAD .. 9843 Southwest 40th Street All Offices Open Monday Evenings 6:15 to 8:00 p. m. PERRINE and BIRD ROAD OFFICES ONLY Also Open All Day Fridays 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. GEORGE B. CASTER, President CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 4% per annum

Parliamentarians

Miss Eleanore Town, 2022 N. Greenway Dr., will be hostess at 10 a.m. tomorrow for the meeting of the Esther Munson Unit of the National Association of Parliamentarians.

USED CARS

Lowest PRICES ANYWHERE - '49's - '59's FORDS TO CADILLACS LOOK '54 FORD Victoria 2-dr, H.T. V8, Radio, Heater, W.W. Tires, Extra Sharp. $395 MANY OTHERS $50 UP BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER & SAVE NO COMMISSIONED SALESMEN LaPlant's So. Miami Motors 5813 SW 68th St. MO 1-4124 West End of Steven's Mkt. Parking Lot on 68th Street