The Times

Newlyweds Living In New Orleans

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Francis Connor are residing at the Claiborne Towers, New Orleans, following their recent marriage and honeymoon to Mo[n]tego Bay, British West Indies. The bride, the former Marilyn Elizabeth Schultz, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ernst Schultz, of 225 NW 33rd Ave. The groom is the son of Mrs. Ross Connor of Norman, Okla. Single Ring [?] 4:30 p.m. ceremony took place at the Cathedral of Saint Louis in New Orleans with the Rev. Jacques Diehl officiating at the single ring ceremony. The bride, who wore a white silk organza with full skirt and fitted bodice re-embroidered in seed pearls, was given in marriage by her father. A coronet of pearls held her bouffant veil. Her only ornament was a string of pearls, a recent gift from her parents on her 21st birthday. Her flowers were white orchids, roses and Valley lilies. Miss Jacqueline Watson of Eden, Ark., was maid of honor and the bride's only attendant. Her gown was bouffant ceil blue silk organza with matching head piece. She carried a nosegay of pink roses. The reception followed at the Royal Orleans Hotel in New Orleans. Mrs. Schultz chose a blue silk Givenchy suit and pale pink silk petal hat. Her orchids were white. To Be Nurse The bride, who was graduated from Miami High School, will graduate this June from the Charity School of Nursing, New Orleans. The groom, a graduate of the University of Oklahoma, is a member of the New Orleans Athletic Club and the National Geological Society. The couple will ultimately reside in their new home on the Mississippi River—a refurbished plantation. Mr. Connor is interested in oil in Dallas, Houston and Lafayette, La. MRS. CONNOR

Singletons Bring Joy To Children

The Singletons of Coral Gables like to help the unfortunate. Saturday they made life happier for the children living at the Dade County Children's Home in Kendall. It was a swimming party and picnic lunch held at Crandon Park. Bob Bielman is president of the local chapter of this group which now has chapters across the United States. Miss Jean Parks is civic chairman. Miss Bonnie Cross, Miss Frances Dorn and Don Black were in charge of Saturday's outing. Assisting were Miss Grace Cabgral and Ernie Goodspeed. The Singletons have a motto: "Have fun and see that others do too," and they add that they are not a lonely hearts club. Although membership is restricted to single persons meeting income and age requirements, chapter activities include well rounded civic projects, such as attention to underprivileged children, blood bank and similar activities. Information regarding membership may be made by writing to P. O. Box 1671.

LINDA EASTON, sophomore at Wellesley College, is spending her ten day spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Easton, 551 Jeronimo Dr. Linda was an honor graduate at Coral Gables High School, where she edited the school's newspaper. At Wellesley she has received honors in art.

JWV Auxiliary

Members of the Murray Solo-mon Auxiliary 243, Jewish War Veterans, will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Coral Gables Legion Post 98, 303 Alhambra Cir.

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Chuck Powell For City Commissioner

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Joanne Norman Is Top Organist

Joanne Norman, a junior in the Indiana University School of Music and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Norman, 2612 San Domingo, has been named winner of a contest sponsored by the Indianapolis chapter of the American Guild of Organists. The contest was open to organ students, ages 17-21, studying in Indiana schools. Miss Norman, who studies with Oswald G. Ragatz, professor of organ, received a $50 cash prize and an invitation to appear in recital before the Indianapolis chapter. Her recital will be in April at the First Presbyterian church of Indianapolis.

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SAMPLE BALLOT April 11, 1961

FOR MAYOR of the City of Coral Gables, Florida VOTE FOR ONE (1) 9-A Charles M. Powell | 10-A Henry C. Simmonite | 11-A Bernard B. Weksler | 12-A George M. Wilson | 13-A Robert L. Searle NG Over the Name Them Turned Down.