The Times

MRS. CHARLES PENNEY

C. A. Penney Marries Miss Holloway Of Dallas

Spending their honeymoon in New Orleans with a destination of Dallas, Texas, are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold Penney. Their wedding took place last Friday in the University Park Methodist Church of Dallas. The bride, the former Diane Holloway, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Holloway of Dallas. The groom is the son of Mrs. H. E. Penney of 813 Obispo Ave., and the late Mr. Penny. Miss Mary Ruth Dobie of Shreveport, La., was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. James Bond and Miss Marsha Harper, both of Baytown, Texas. Jack Dixon of Coral Gables was best man. Ushers were Walter C. Holloway IV of Dallas, Mitchell G. Florence of Miami, and William Moorer, Warren Whitcomb and Lei Hsu, all classmates of the groom's. Dr. Alsie Carleton, pastor of the church, and Dr. Lewis N. Head, pastor of the Coral Gables First Methodist Church, officiated at the 8 p.m. ceremony. Robert Scoggin, minister of music at the church presided at the organ. The reception was held in the church parlors. The bride was graduated magna cum laude from Centenary College, Shreveport, where she was a member of Chi Omega social sorority, Cencoe, Panhellenic Council, Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta and the Centenary Choir. She also attended Lindenwood College, at St. Charles, Mo., and is presently a member of the staff at Southern Methodist University. The groom received his bachelor and master's degree from the University of Miami where he held memberships in Phi Mu Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa and the Wesley Foundation. He was a member of Iron Arrow and was listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. He is attending the Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist and will receive his degree in May.

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Mrs. John Worley Elected To Head Woman's Club

Mrs. John H. Worley is the new president of the Coral Gables Woman's Club. Elections were held at the March board meeting of the club. Mrs. Worley moves up from the position of first vice president. Other officers elected are Mrs. Lloyd Rees, first, and Mrs. Gene Gabriel, second vice presidents; Mrs. Thomas Holdcraft, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Roy A. Jenson, financial secretary. Mrs. S. A. Dansyear, treasurer; Mrs. Louis Stajdel, first, Mrs. Winston Wynne, second and Mrs. Stanley Fosgate, third directors. Monday, club members will meet at 2 p.m. when candidates for the office of mayor and city commissioners will speak.

Honest Leadership Chuck Powell

For City Commissioner Endorsed by Arthur E. Fox Pd. Pol. Adv.

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WARNING NOTICE TO VOTERS OF CORAL GABLES

Candidates for the Coral Gables City Commission are now ASKING YOU for your vote on April 11, 1961. SAFEGUARD your vote and the Welfare of your City by demanding that each candidate answer the following questions: *Do you own or have you owned a financial interest in the Douglas Road Entrance "Deal" and if so, whether you profited by the GIVE AWAY of City owned streets to a private group? *Were you hand picked by a small group of individuals, the leaders of whom profited by the GIVE AWAY of City owned Streets in the Douglas Road Entrance "Deal", and whom at this time are the same leading proponents for the erection of a high rise multiple dwelling apartment building on Biltmore Way? (If the candidate is not forthright in truthfully and completely answering the above questions, it is believed that the records of the TIMES-GUIDE and City Hall, or the answers of certain candidates, will throw some light on the subject.) *Will you vote for a CONFLICT OF INTEREST provision in the City Charter which will prohibit City Commissioners and other public officials from profiting directly or indirectly, from any official acts involving the City of Coral Gables? BEWARE OF THE CANDIDATE WHO FAILS TO GIVE HIS ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT IN PLEDGING TO VOTE FOR A STRONG CONFLICT OF INTEREST PROVISION IN THE CITY CHARTER! *Will you pledge to conduct yourself in such a manner as to abstain from using the granting of official favors such as zoning variances and the like for the purpose of furthering your own financial interests and/or the financial interests of your friends and political supporters? *In view of the past performance of Metropolitan Government, do you feel that you would, if elected, vote in favor of further "give-aways" of Coral Gables personnel and services to Metro? *Are you in favor of abolishing Metro and returning our government and its services back to the Citizens of Coral Gables? WHEREVER YOU SEE OR HEAR A CANDIDATE, I urge each voter to get an answer to each of the above important questions. You cannot vote intelligently until you do so. I believe that the City of Coral Gables is at the crossroads and the election of April 11, 1961, may be the most important election in our history. We can go forward and progress by thoroughly informing ourselves as to the candidates, going to the polls and voting for honest, able, well-informed, courageous and capable men of high integrity who desire only to contribute to the best interests of the City of Coral Gables. On the other hand, by failing to assert ourselves, we can go down the hill by allowing a few perennial politicians to put their slate of puppets in office and thereby remain on the receiving end of contributions and contracts from the City, in addition to running the City by remote control. I have been a permanent resident and a home owner in Coral Gables since my retirement from the Army fourteen years ago. During this entire time I have been active in working for cleaner government and I believe my record of six year's service as President of the Crime Commission of Greater Miami is fairly well known in this area. I am sponsoring no candidate or slate of candidates. I desire no favors from the City of Coral Gables or any of its officials, past, present or future. My sole desire in authoring this message and placing it before the voters is in the hopes of making a contribution to what I sincerely believe shall be in the best interests of the future development of the City of Coral Gables. Colonel Jack R. Younger, (Retired) 2606 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables, Florida Paid Pol. Adv.