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Fire Chief John Loughery aids Kermit Hart of St. Johns,Michigan after a near tragedy Monday. Assisting Loughery isLife Guard Joe Galayda. Hart was pulled from the surf by his

Dale, The accident occurred several miles north of thesonso De, Temunicipal beach.—Photo by Margaret Olsson

CofC Names Christmas

Lighting Contest WinnersWinners of the annual

Christmas lighting contestsponsored by the Chamber ofCommerce were announcedby Fred Jungbluth, generalchairman.

Business displays costingover $25, - First prize, BrassKnocker, second prize, A.L."Dutch" Muller, honorablemention Dr. William Maxfield.Business displays under$25. J.C. Mitchell and Sons,First prize, Dale's Gardenand Pet Supply, second prize,the Waffle Shop, honorablemention went to Charlie'sInlet Tackle Shop.

Residences and apartmentswith display costing morethan $25. Joseph Sciuto first;Col James B.Worrell, second;and John L. Stone, honorablemention. Displays under $25.J .J . Ryan, first; Mrs. T.H.Worrell; second; arid MenardApartments honorable men-tion.

Mitchell donated his $25.prize to the Chamber ofCommerce buildin'g fund. Mrs.T.H. Worrell gave her $10prize to the firemen's Christ-

PTA TO HAVESQUARE DANCE

The Parent TeachersAssociation is sponsoring asquare dance Tuesday, Jan-uary 7th in the school audi-torium. The public is invit-ed to attend. No admissionwill be charged.

An executive board meet-ing will be held prior to thedance.

mas party fund for next year,Judges for the contest were

members of the clergy, theReverend's R.D. Clements,Matthew J. Welde, Elton G.Powell, Floyd Logee andAlbert Eastman.

Melvin Schmitt is seekingre-election as commissioner,His term expires in March, Allcandidates for the two postsmust, file by Jan. 10 and paya fee pf 525.

Hal Dane

Dane EntersRace ForCommission

First to throw his hat in thering as candidate for CityCommissioner of Boca Ratonat the primary election to beheld Feb. 4, was Hal Dane of265 N.E, 4th St. Boca Villas,

After five winters in thevicinity as visitors fromIowa, Mr. and Mrs. Dane1 camepermanently to Boca Raton in1954 and erected their homein 1955.

"Hal" has just finishedhis second term as presidentof the local Kiwanis Cluband for 1958 will be Lt. Gov.of the 14th Florida Division.He is a Boca Raton directoron the Palm Beach CountyResources DevelopmentBoard, a member of the Amer-ican Legion since the firstWorld War, an4, a member ofthe Methodist Church.

Mr. Dane states, "I hfivealways been interested ingood government. Now I havethe time to devote to publicaffairs without an axo togrind and not subject to out-side interests. Bocn Hntnn isfacer] with such rapid p.rnwththat eacf- day is a now chal-lenge in 'levnlopnient nndadministration. If tho voters•wish me to do so, I willconsider it n privilop.n toservo the city of Uocn Rfitonto the host of my ability."

Homestead Tax ExemptionCards Are Mailed OutIf you get a postcard from

the office of Tax AssessorJames M. Owens, Jr., in themail this week, don't throwit away without looking at it,because it will be your app-lication for homestead taxexemption for 1958.

The card is to be used only

by persons renewing a home-stead exemption on the samepiece of property on whichthey had their homesteadexemption in 1957.

If the description of theproperty on the card is thecorrect description on whichyou wish to renew your home-

Commission PassesElection Ordinance

The ordinance controllingelection proceedings wasadopted' at the City Comm-ission meeting Monday. Re-gistration books for the mun-icipal election next monthclose on January 6.

Palmetto Park Rd. and theDixie Highway were namedthe dividing lines in theordinance regulating housenumbering.

Also passed was the ord-

inance requiring twenty-fourfoot minimum pavement innew sub-divisions.

LeRoy E. Leech renewedhis complaint of the exteriorconditions at the WentworthPlastering, Company. Citymanager Lamb was instructedto take action in the matter.

A short course for financeofficers will be held at theUniversity of Florida, March16-19.

Polo ReturnsThis SundayFor Season

High goal polo returns tothe playing fields of theBoca Raton Club Sundayand the next I 2 Sunday af-ternoons polo fans will seethe finest matches to beplayed anywhere at this"winter polo capital of theworld."

Scheduled for every Sun-day afternoon throubh Eas-ter, the games top-rankedstars will vie for polo's ma-jor trophies including: TheGeneral Schwengel Trophy,The Texas Hall of FameTrophy, The Arthur ViningDavis Trophy, The Fort Lau-derdale Cup, The LieveridgeChallange Trophy andoth.-ers.

All of last year's atara willbe back at Boca for the1958 season - Cecil Smith,Harold Barry, George Oli-ver, the Beveridges; Bert,Don and Bob; Paul Butler,Russell Firstoiin, Billy May-er, Pedro Silvcro, Ray Har-rington, Bill Barry, LeoHulseman and a host ofothers. Additionally Bocawill see other top stars inaction and there is a strongpossibility that two of thenation's three ten goal play-ers will appear on severalSundays during the season.

This year, unlike last sea-son, there will be no inter-change of players betweenteams. All teams will be en-tered as unit3 and will playtogether throughout thf* sea-son with each team com-prising six players of whomfour will play each lime iheteam Inkti.i the field.

Tennis ('.-l.-yinK nt thfiRocn Ralon Polo Club thissnason inrl'ichv B o n Raton,Dctriot C.C.C, O;<k Hvm>k( i f C ' h i l ' i l ^ f ) i ' l l ' l C-lMu'Mitl'V |

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stead exemption, you mustthen sign the card, PUT ITIN A FIRST CLASS STAMPEDENVELOPE and mail it toJames- M. Owens, Jr., TaxAssessor, Palm Beach CountyBox 632, West Palm Beach,Florida.

All residents who will bemaking a homestead exemp-tion application for the firsttime, or who are making app-lication on a home other thanthe one which was home-steaded in 1957, must call inperson at the tax assessor'soffice from Thursday, Jan. 2,through Tuesday, April 1.

More than 34,000 of thesehomestead exemption cardshave been addressed formailing.

Also being mailed are* formsfor filing intangible tax re-turns for 1958, These' arebeing mailed to persons whowere on the tax rolls in 1957,and all new intangible tax-.payers must file their returnsin person.

Flor ida Cour tesy Week'

Procla imed January 6-12Governor Collins issued an

official proclamation design-ating January 6-12 as "Flor-ida Courtesy Week", accord-ing to Claude J. Yates, pres-ident of the Florida StateChamber of Commerce, whichis sponsoring a year-longcourtesy campaign to belaunched by local Chambersnnd a group of statewideorganizations the first weekof January.

"Courtesy", the proclamat-ion reads, " i s the first re-

quisite of good public relat-ions - cultivates' friendships,promotes good business, andbenefits everyone psycholog-ically and materially." Theproclamation urges localgroups to conduct suitableactivities to stimulate inter-est to promote the practiceof courtesy among all citizens- especially civic employees,police and others having,contact with visitors and newresidents.

Christmas Seal SaleUnder Last Year's

The total of the 51st \nnualChristmas Seal Sale is $35,330.34, which is $8,500,00less than last year's total of$43,843.00 according to FredO. Dickinson, Jr., CountySeal Sale Chairman for thePalm Meach County Tuber-culosis and Health Associa-tion.

"Some people who havecontributed for years havereduced their contribution11,or have net contributed at all.If this is duw to an erroneousbelief that tuberculosis is nolonger a serious public healthproblem in Pal in Reach County,one has only to bo remindedthat in 1957 over 150 peoplein this county have learnedfor the first time that theyhave tuberculosis, Mr, Dick-inson added,

Mfhough the Se.il Sale endsofficially Dec. 31, it is hopedthai late returns will boostthe tot.nl to nt lenst thnt oflfirH yonr, so that none of theactivities of the "PI \ssoc-intioi. will have to be curtnil-(?,l drnsticnlly, Mr, Dickinsoncontinued.

T.T. I'CPSO, Jr., Presidentill I ho Association joined Mr,Dickinson in expressingllmnkN to tli" "limy volunteers

throughout the cuunty whohave given so generously oftheir time and efforts in anattempt to make this Sea]Sale successful. They nlsothanked the thousands ofpeople who have boughtChristmas Seals and ^irgedthose who have not done soto answer their Seal Saleletter now giving as gener-ously ns possible, so thevaried TB prevention andcontrol program of the Assoc-iation may continue and ex-pnnd in some areas. BocaRaton total $896.25.

2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Jan. 3, 1958

PERSONALLY SPEAKINGMrs. Annette Theilen left

this week to spend the bal-ance of the season in PalmBeach.

Tiev. and Mrs. Matthew J.LVelde spent Christmas inTarapa with Mrs. Welde's

parents, Mr. and Mrs. HomerCox.

Rev. U'elde contacted theflu while away but is ableto be out again now.

Joe Jennings i s home fromthe Air Force Base in Cocoa

for the holidays with hisparents, "Jr. and Mrs. J.17.Jennings. Also here is HaroldTatum of Atlanta, Ga.

ET-2 George LaMont isvisiting his brother end fatherthe John L. LaMont, Juniorand Senior. George will behere for several days beforereturning to. duty aboard theUSS Yosemite at Newport,P T

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Banquet January 25th

To Celebrate Jayce.e Week

CHRISTMAS TREEBONFIRE SATURDAY

The Jaycees, Fire Depart-ment and city are co-sponsor-ing a bonfire Saturday, 8 p.m.at the U.S. Air Force Base topromote safety, and an openhouse gathering to promotefriendship according to Jack'Benham Jaycee president.

Residents are requested toplace Christmas trees outtoday for collection.

The bonfire may be reachedby crossing the N.W. 13th St.bridge and turning north.

The Deerfield Beach JuniorChamber of Commerce willcelebrate Jaycee Week, Jan.19—26, and have a banquetSaturday, Jan. 25.

Place and speaker will beannounced at a later date.

A distinguished serviceaward will Be presented to anoutstanding young man be-tween the ages of 21 and 35years from Deerfield Beach.Judging will be on his contri-butions to the general comm-unity welfare, evidence ofleadership, personal or bus-iness progress.

A committee of Jayceeswill select the judges, alldistinguished citizens over

Birthday congratulations go.this week to Eleanor LindenLand Paul Capp of Boca Villas.

Mrs. F.J. Van Natta of N.E.12th St., and her nephewDeane Bush entertained dur-ing the holidays.

thirty-five.Nominations may be made

by mail, to P. O. Box 501,Deerfield Beach. Send nom-inees full name, date of birth,address, signature and add-ress of person or organizationsubmitting the name to thecommittee.

According to Frank Gray,Jaycee president this will bethe first service award andbafKjuet.

LEWIS MOSELEYSERVICES HELD

Lewis "Bear" Moseley,41, owner-operator of Mose-ley's Garage, died last Tues-day at Holy Cross Hospitalfollowing a long illness.

Mr. Moseley is survived byhis wife, Juanita and twosons, Richard and Donald,his mother, Mrs. Mildred V.Moseley, all of DeerfieldBeach, a brother Jay of Boyn-ton Beach, a sister, Mrs. RuthPerkins of Denver, Colo., astep-son, Melvin Boyce andstep-daughter Mrs. DeannaLaherm, Ft. Lauderdale anda grandson.

Services were held at theDeerfield Baptist Church withburial in the Deerfield BeachCemetery.

Henderson Funeral Homehad charge of the services.

The Moseley's are a pioneerfamily in Deerfield Beach.

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Editorial Page4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Jan. 3, 1958

Register and VoteIt is your duty as a citizen to register

and vote, thus voicing your approval ordisapproval of candidates seeking office.

Two commissioners are to be electednext month. They are to represent you.—the tax payer - - - it is up to you to

sellect the officials of the city.If you do not fullfill your God-given

right to vote and things do not go theway you think they should — who is toblame? DID YOU VOTE? Are they yourrepresentatives?

Free AmericaThis country of ours is a land of pro-

mise, a land of whose people are doingtheir utmost to maintain peace and under-standing among people of the wholeworld. A land whose leaders are devoted

to this ideal and whose people are prayingand wiling to sacrifice so that all peopleof the world might enjoy liberty, happiness,and a better way of life.

Guest Editorial — The New Year

Wonder how many people made NewYear resolutions — how many kept them—New Year resolutions are fragile things,so fragile that few people bother to makethem anymore. The first day of the newyear is, in most of the world's affairs,little more than a time to change calanders.

Yet the New Year does have a spiritualsignificance. It is, in a sense, a time of re-birth — a time for breaking the shadesof the past, and striding boldly into the fu-ture. It is hope conquering disappointment.It is anticipation banishing frustration. Itis determination orercomng apathy.

Even though we make no formal, oreven conscious, resolutions, the New Year's"clean slate" invites and encourages us to—

write on it truer words, to seek new andstraighter paths, to lift our eyes to newhorizons. And even though we stumble a-gain, we, and those about us, have profitedfrom, the efforts.

Epochal eventa took place in 1957. Itwas a year of fear and unrest, of struggleand turmoil, but it ushered us to the portalof a New Year that may well be the begin-ning of a new era. Its scientific and poli-tical developments presented man withperhaps his greatest challenge in history.

How we meet the challenge in 1958could determine our outlook on New Year'sdays for generations to come.

May all of them be happy ones for you- and yours.

State-wide RegistrationFor Arthritic Victims

A statewide registrationof arthritics will be conduct-ed during the month of Jan-uary, 1958, according to Mrs.Robert Boone Hovey, Miami,president of the FloridaChapter of the Arthritis andRheumatism Foundation, andGrover F. Ivey, president ofthe Florida State Pharmaceut-ical Association.

The Florida State Pharmac-eutical Association ExecutiveCommittee voted unanimouslyto cooperate with the FloridaChapter of the Arthritis andRheumatism Foundation inconducting the registration.All local pharmacies willprovide registration cards andcomplimentary copies of"Florida Arthritis News,"which is a bi-monthly news-

*•*•*» containing authenticrmation on the arthritis

problem.This is a free registration

and the purpose is to providearthritics with educationalinformation on the disease'which is our nation's No. 1crippler. After the registra-tion is completed, a reportwill be made to County Med-ical Societies and to thepublic on the number ofarthritics in the State, numberpartially disabled, numbertotally disabled, and otherinformation which will behelpful to the Arthritis Found-ation in bringing improvedservices to the arthritics inthe State.

If arthritics are • unable toa pharmacy to register, amember of their family mayregister for them.

James ElectedVice President

William A. James, has beenelected vice president ofEdmond J. Spence, • Inc.,internationally-known furnituredesigners located in BocaRaton.

James joined the Spenceorganization two years ago.He and his family moved toBoca Raton from Louisville,Ky. Prior to that time he hadbeen associated with theMengel Company.

He and his wife and their,three children reside at N.W.10th St. Mr.- James is alsoan active member of the BocaRaton Junior Chamber ofCommerce.

The Jonathan DickensonChapter of the Daughtersof American Revolution willhold their annual luncheonmeeting at the Boynton

'Woman's Club, Jan. 10. Bus-. iness meeting will be'at 11i a.m. Luncheon will be served

at 12:30 to members and theirguests. Mrs. Peter Duborg isreservation chairman.

MARCH OFC DIMES ::;:

Through

My WindowBy Bsstefew

For several weeks glancing through my window the ^vista seemed hemmed in a patch of sky, a wisp of cloud ora sudden dash of silvery rain was all that could be seen.

A narrow world of distorted views and thoughts, ofdrifting and endless waiting slowly gives way to a brighterone. The flash of a smile, a soft-spoken word, tinklinglaughter of a child at play floating in the a'ir, the thrillingnotes of a gayly p'lumaged bird as it darts swiftly all graspthe seams and pulling gently but firmly, widen the horizon.Humor, long dormant, slowly awakens adding its healinggrace. The last threads snap and the universe is whole ^again. ( '^

"Pippa passes . . . and God's in His heaven and allis right with the world" — "for we are such stuff as dreamsare made on and our little lives are rounded by a sleep."

A dear friend brought the followirg poem — "Justin case," — she smiled. "It has helped me often so I wantto share it," said she.

DON'T QUITWhen things go.wrong, as they sometimes will,When the road you're trudging seems all uphill, ffWhen the funds are low and the debts are high,And you want to smile, but you have to sigh,When care is pressing you down a bit - -Rest you must, but don't you quit.

Life is queen with its twists and turns,As everyone of us sometime learns;And many a fellow turns aboutWhen'he might have won had he stack it out.Don't give up though the patce seems slow - -You may succeed with another blow. f|

Often the goal is nearer thanIt seems to a faint and faltering manOften the struggler has given upWhen he might have captured the victor's cup;Arid he learned too late when the night came down,How close he was to the golden crown.

Success is failure turned inside out - -The silver tint of the cluods of doubt,And you never can £ell how close you are, ft-It may be near when it seems afar;So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit,It s when things seem worst that you mustn't quit.

—anonymous.

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Phone 5211 or 9005 If no answer phone 6-5274Robert L. and Lora S. Britt, Publishers

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oi Boca Raton, Fla., December 1, 1855.

The Boca Raton News is a hometown paper serv-ing the people of the town. Support of it by ad-vertising and contributions cf news copy will helpthe paper grow, which in turn will help the commit-

it grow,

Presbyterian ChurchOn Sunday morning in the

Community PresbyterianChu«ch in Deerfield Beach,the Sacrament of the Lord'sSupper will be celebrated atboth the 9:30 and 11:00services. The music for theseservices will be under the di-rection of Mrs. Edward Mel-vin, organist, assisted byMrs. Arland V. Briggs. pian-ist, Mrs. Jack Vann and Ro-bert Ruthemeyer, soloists.

The Sunday classes willmeet at 9:30 under the di-rection of.John Greene, su-perintendent, with classesfor all ages.

The Junior High and Sen-

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ior High Presby-Teens willhold their regular meetingSunday evening at 6:15 inthe Social Hall.

The Board of Deacons, <Attorney Ralph Hauser,moderator, will hold theirregular meeting Tuesday,January 7, at 7:30, in theoffices.

The regular mid - weekstudy will be held Wednes-day at 7:30, in the Chapel.

On Friday, January 1 0, at6:30 p.m., the annual Con- 'gregational Dinner and busi-ness meeting will be held inthe church. Due to limitedspace, reservations for thedinner will be made by tick-ets only at a cost of $1.50.

Faith Baptist ChurchFaith Baptist Church, one

block west of US-1 at? Sam- <j pie Road, will conduct twoi weeks of evanvelistic ser-i vices January 5 throughi Jan. 19. Sundays at 10:45; a.m. and 7:30 p.m., andj nightly at, 7:30 except Mon-i days and Saturdays. The

evangelist is Rev. Clyde E.Gault, pastor of the Con-servative Baptist Church in iSykesville, Pr. Mr. Gault ,..has an unusual ministry do-ing house to house work andhe will be assisted by fiveyoung men who are travel-ing with him for these meet-ings. J _̂ u

MUNfdPAL COURTHarry Fox was fined $15 ,

Plus cost For intoxication

John Ford forfeited a $20 .

Boca Raton Presbyterian,Chapel, N.W. 4th St. at Flo-

^ rida Military Academy;" (formerly Children's Man-

or). Rev. Matthew J. Wel-de, pastor. Sunday school9:45 a.m., morning worship1 1 a.m. Mid-week service onWednesday. Nursery facili-ties available at the 11 a.m.service.

•Conference Church - On thejjs Bible Conference Grounds.

Sunday school 9:45 a.m.Sunday worship services I 1a.m. and 7:45 p.m. "Fam-ily Night" Prayer service7:30 p.m.

Church of the Open Door -Rev. Albert L. Eastman;Sunday services at Lion'sClub Building, N.W. 4th

w- Avenue. Morning Worship1 1 a.m. Sunday school 9:45.Evening services are held inBuilding S-2024 at N.W.35 th Street and 8th Ave.Young peoples meeting 6:30p.m. Evening 'worship at7:30 p.m. Prayer meetingWednesday, 7:30 p.m.

^ Community Presbyterian'** Church of Deerfield Beach.

Sunday school 9:30 a.m. un-der the direction of John L.Greene. Morning worship,1 1 p.m. Rev. Arland Briggs,Pastor.

First Baptist Chapel - Pal-metto Park Rd. Morningworship II a.m.; Sunday

£ school 10 a.m. Nurseryavailable. B.T.U. 6:30 p.m.Evening worship 7:30 eachSunday. Mid-week prayer'service 7:30 on Wednesday."Choir rehearsal 9 p.m. eachWednesday. Pastor: Rev. R.D. Clement.

Faith Baptist Church - .AConservative Baptist Chur-

0 ch" - One block west US-1and Sample Rd,, No. Pom-pano. Rev. Donald P. Roop,pastor. Sunday school 9:30a.m.; Worship service 10:45a.m.; Evening service 7:30p.m. Bible study on Wed-

nesday, 7:30 p.m. For freetransportation, call Boca5954.

First Baptist Church, Deaf-field: N.E. nd St., Rev. G.Robert Rowe, pastor. Morn-ing worship 1 1 a.m.; Sundayschool, 9:45; Evening wor-shop service, 7:30 p.m. BTU6:30; Mid-week prayer ser-vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.

First Methodist Church of,Boca Raton, NE 2nd Ave-nue at 6th Street. Rev. EltonG. Powell, Pastor. Churchschool, 9:45 a.m.; Churchservice 11:00 a.m. Nurseryavailable for children. MYFmeets Sunday, 6:00 p.m. inthe Church Hall. Choir re-hearsal, Thursday, 8 p.m.

First Presbyterian Church,' U.S.A. Floyd Emerson Lo-

gee, A.B.B.D., Pastor, Mrs.Lillian F. Parker Director ofMusic. Sunday school inTeen Center at 9:30 a.m.,Robert Beattie Jr., Supt,

j Kenneth W. Higgins, assist-ant. Morning Worship inBoca Raton Hotel Auditor-ium, 1 1 :00 a.m.

St. Gregory's EpiscopalChurch: 245 E. Boca RatonRoad. Sunday, 7:40 Matins,8:00 Holy Eucharist, 9:00Family Eucharist, 11:00morning prayer and sermon.Tuesday, Thursday, Friday7:30 Holy Eucharist; Thurs-day 10:00 Holy Eucharist.Sacrament of Penance, 5-6p.m. Saturdays. The Rev.James C. Stoutsenberger.

• St. Joan of Arc Catholicj Parish. Sunday, 7, 9 andI 10:30 masses at the Catholicj Parish hall ,155 NW 20thI St. Confessions will be heard! every Saturday from 5 - 6and 7-8 p.m. Daily massweek days, 7:30 a.m. exceptWednesdays. Father David.Heffernan, pastor, and Fath-'er Miguel Goni, assistant'pastor. •'

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Boca Raton — Deerfield Beach

Fifty one new members joined the St. Paul's Lutheran Churchlast week. Charter membership will close this month,-Photoby Margaret Olsson

charge of this will be Mrs.William Bissell, R.N., chair-man, Mrs. Warren Harris,RiN., Mrs. Faye Rhode,Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mrs. T.F. Owers. This committee i3making arrangements fortime and place for theirheadquarters and this will beannounced later.

Presbyterian Chapel"Our Times in God's

Hands" will be the topic of

mmunity ServiceThe West Palm Beach

Cancer Society has asked theWomen's Association of theFirst Presbyterian Church ofBoca Raton to sponsor anInformation Center in BocaRaton. The committee in

Pastor. Sunday worship at8:30 and 11 a.m. Sundayschool 9:45 a.m., all ageclass groups and a specialBible class for adults.

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New Year's sermon, whichRev. Matthew J. Welde willdeliver Sunday at the Pres-byterian Chapel in the Flo-rida Military Academy.

The public is cordially in-,vited to a special series ofBible stuJies on Wednesdaynights beginning Jan. 1 5 atthe pastor's home, 201 NW

St. A thorough study ofthe basic doctrines of histor-ic Christianity will be madeevery Wednesday eveningwith a special considerationof their application for ourChristian lives. The series isentitled: "Doctrines ThatLive."

In addition, Mr. WilliamHallman, a local attorney,will teach The Book ofChurch Order of the Pres-byterian church in the U.S.for any who are interestedin staying an additional halfhour.

The sessions will begin at7:30 p.m. on January 15.

First Presbyterian ChurchCommunion Sunday to be

observed in Boca Hotel andClub Auditorium.

Rev. Floyd E. Logeehas announced observanceof Communion of the Lord'sClipper, Baptism, and recep-tion of new members fornext Sunday, Jan, 5. The re-gular hour of worship at I 1a.m. will" be preceded by ameeting of the Session of theChurch for reception ofmembers at 10:30. Thosedesiring to unite with thechurch are invited to meetwith the Session. "One Fold,One Shepherd" will be thesubject of the CommunionMeditation. All those with-a definite church-home arecordially invited to join inths ecumencal service ofworship about the table ofthe Lord.

Church of The Open.DoorThe Lord's Supper will be

j observed by the Church ofI the Open Door at their first

service of the New Year.This is not a closed Com-munion Service but is ratheropened to every Believer inChrist and everyone is invit-ed to participate upon thatbasis. Preceding the obser-vance of the ordinance ofcommunion Pastor Eastmanwill preach expositorily fromthe Book of Ruth in the OldTestament. The combinedJunior and Senior 'choirswill sing at the morning ser-vice. Sunday school is heldat 9:45 a.m. in the Lion'sClub building with MorningWorship Service followingat 11:00 a.m.

A young peoples and adultChristmas party was heldlast Monday evening withgames enjoyed by all andrefreshments served by theyoung people of the church.

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6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Jan. 3, 1958

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Dr. and Mrs. Charles Higgins, whose marriage took placeChristmas Day in Delray Beach, with their attendants, Mr.and Mrs. William E. Adams of Boca Raton.—Hank Cohen photo

Miss. Moncur BecomesBride of Dr. HigginsMiss Dorothy Moncur of

Briny Breezes became thebride of Dr. Charles B. Hig-gins on Christmas Day. Theceremony took place at 11o 'clock in the morning at theFirst Presbyterian Church ofDelray Beach. Rev. ArlandBriggs, pastor of the Presby-terian Church, DeerfieldBeach, performed the rites.

The bride wore a white woolsheath trimmed in blue. Heraccessories were bl ue and hercorsage of white orchids.

Mr. and Mrs. William E.Adams of Boca Raton attendedthe couple.

A reception was held forthe bridal party and a fewclose friends at the pent houseof the bridegroom, BoydBldg, The couple left immed-iately afterward for a weddingtrip to Bemardsville, N.J.,and Montreal, Can. They willmake their home here where

PersonalsBill Cox was the guest of

Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Birdand son Brian at the Ever-glades Club Saturday night.Bill and Brian were class-mates at school.

Dr. William Neice, pastor ofMount Zion Lutheran Church,McNickels Rd. Detroit,Michigan and Mrs. Neice arevacationing at the MoonhillApartments with Mr. and Mrs.Harry Moon.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kreit-man of E. Palmetto Park Rd.have reopened their homehere after spending the sum-mer at their home in New YorkCity. Mrs. Kreitman is knownprofessionally as MonicaRoberts.

Dr. Higgins has hi s practice.Out of town guests for the

wedding were Mr. and Mrs.Harry V. Higgins, Bemards-ville, N. J . , parents of thebridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Bovard of Montreal, Can.,and Dr. Higgins' children,Betsy, Sally and Stephanie ofDeerfield Beach.

The bride is the daughterof the late Mr. and Mrs. H.Moncur of Edinburgh, Scot-land and Hollywood, Calif.,

Approximately 400 personswere present for the "greent e a " given Sunday afternoonat Morning Star School, Lan-tana. The tea was sponsoredby the school's Auxiliary,under the direction of Mrs.Dotnina J albert of BocaRaton, chairman of arrange-ments.

The tea table was coveredwith a lace cloth and center-ed with an arrangement ofpoinsettias and bouganvillea.

Hostesses and those whopoured were Mrs. Phil 0 '-Connell, and Mrs. M. Ander-son, West Palm Beach; Mrs.Peter Clerici, Mrs. RichardPotrekus and Mrs. J .F . Eas-terbrook, Lake Worth; Mrs.Edgar Bushey, Mrs. CliffordProvince, Mrs. Paul Harring-ton, Mrs. Eugene Mahlmeisterand Miss Joan Kenny, Boyn-ton Beach; Mrs. W.J. Snow,Mrs. Robert Tetzloff, Mrs.William Purcell, Mrs. GustavStumpf, Mrs. Wilbur Lomeand Mrs. Wilbur LePage, Del-ray Beach; Mrs. Mary Steele,Mrs... Leo Vona, Mrs. Frank

PersonalsMr. and Mrs. Fay Rhoode

of N.E. 7th St. Boca Villasentertained with a dinnerparty on Sunday.

Among the guests attendingwere Mr. and Mrs. LewisRittenhouse of Lake Worthand Mr. and Mrs. John Mosherof Nutley, N.J.

William A. James of N.W. !10th St. has been named jvice president of the Edmond !J. Spence Inc., furniture jdesigners. He has been with jthe organization for the past .°two years, \

The James ' have three Ichildren and moved here from !Louisville, Ky. Mr. James !is active in the Jaycees.

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the Auxiliary, including Mr.and Mrs. Herb Score of Cleve-land, who were here visitingtheir parents for the holidayseason.

Also attending were theRev. Gerard Manning, schooldirector; Sister Louis Bert-rand and Sister CatherineJoseph of the school faculty,and a number of visitingpriests and nuns from West,Palm Beach, Lake Worth and!Ft. Lauderdale.

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During the tea, approximat-ely 30 residents of the arearegistered for membership in

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Davis-TerryEngagementAnnounced

Announcement has beenmade of the engagement andforthcoming marriage ofCarolyn Muse Davis, 905 E.Hillsboro Blvd., DeerfieldBeach, to Fred Alfred Terry,of Pompano Beach.

The bride-elect is the daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. DeweyWhitfield Muse, Sr., 2510Ocean View Avenue, DelrayBeach, and was graduatedfrom the SeacrestHigh School.She is associated with theFort L^^erdale Daily Newsin Boca Raton as a reporter-photographer.

Mr. Terry, the son of Mr.and Mrs. Wilbur D. Terry,Norwalk, Ohio, and PompanoBeach, was graduated fromthe Norwalk High School. Hebecame manager of the Terry

Beta Sigma PhiHusband-WifeChristmas Party

The Epsilon Pi chapter ofBeta Sigma Phi celebratedtheir annual husband andwife Christmas party Saturdaynight at the home of Mr. andMrs. Harry Sorenson,

Santa Claus who was port-rayed by Mr. Sorenson dist-ributed gifts which were ex-changed between the guests.

The next meeting will alsobe held at the Sorenson's onJanuary 8 at which time planswill be discussed for a potent-ial spaghetti dinner to beheld sometime in February.The Mother's March on Poliowill also be considered.

Numerous games were play-ed at which all participated.

Refreshments of sandwicheswith garnish and coffee wereserved.

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Apartments, 300 s.W. ThirdStreet, Pompano, after servingfour years with the U.S. AirForce.

Plans are being made fora February wedding.

TeenagersToHaveDance

Saturday night the, BocaRaton Teenage Center willhave a four piece dance bandwith a piano, electric guitar,bass and a drummer. Thename of the band is "BillMarkham and His Jes te r s"from Ft. Lauderdale.

It will be opened from 8:00to 12:00. Casual wear suchas bermudas and levis arepermitted. Everyone is wel-come. All teenagers make ita success and possibly wewill be • able to have moredance bands in the future.

COURTESY WEEKGovernor Collins issued an

official proclamation design-ating January 6-12 as "Flor-ida Courtesy Week".

. l a n -A ' i 9 5 8 BOCA RATON NEWS 7

Sub Deb Club Has

Annual Snowball FormalThe Sub Deb Club, social

group of Seacrest students,held its annual SnowballFormal last Saturday nightat theBoynton Beach Woman'sClub.

The hall was decorated in a"Winter Wonderland" theme.The staircase was decoratedwith Christmas trees, andChristmas bulbs with hollyhung from the ceiling. Thetables had holly and lightedcandles.

The coveted honor of being"sul tan" of the SnowballFormal went to Jimmie My-

lroie of Boynton Beach whowas crowned " in appropriateceremonies, surrounded byall the sub-debs singing"White Christmas."

Following the dance, openhouse was held at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vona forall sub-debs and their dates,and breakfast was served.

Birth:Mr. and Mrs. George Porter

of Deerfield Beach announcethe birth of a daughter atHoly Cross Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Cogginreceived word of the birth ofa grandson Christmas morn-ing to S/Sgt. and Mrs. EarlCoggin in Baltimore, Md.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frechetteof the Garden Apts. announcethe birth of a son at HolyCross Hospital.

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Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Cap-petta, of Wavecrest Way, haveas their guest for the holidays,Dr. Domenico Cappetta ofNew York who is professor ofOpthalmology at the PostGraduate Medical School ofNew York University. Thedoctors are brothers.

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8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Jan. 3, 1958

Library Assoc. Elects BoaMembers For New Year

The annual meeting of theBoca Raton Library Assoc-iation for the election ofmembers of the library boardwas heid Dec. 30, 1957 in thelibrary building. The newmembers elected to the boardare C. Harrison Newman, Mrs.John P. Brown and j^rs.Harold F'. Waite, replacingMrs. H.D. Gates, Mrs. T.A.Sieferth and Mrs. Wm. F .Maxfield whose terms haveexpired.

Frank Gertiser and DeaneBush, who were serving ininterim appointments werealso elected to full terms. ;

The report of the librarian,Mrs. James T. Kennedy, show-ed s commendable increasein circulation and number ofbooks available.

During the past year thelibrary acquired several newsections of book cases, andmoved its location from theTown Hall to the Adminis-tration Building of GardenApartments on W. PalmettoRoad. This move releasedspace badly needed by theTown and provided largerspace for the library and

Mothers to MarchForPolio

Palm Beach County's twen-tieth anniversary March ofDimes campaign, to be dir-ected by Lake Lytal, gotunderway last week and willcontinue throughout January..

The county chairman saidthe annual drive to raisefunds to combat polio— andparticularly to help victimsof the disease who werestricken before Salk vaccinedealt its crippling blowagainst infantile paralysis-will be staged in each comm-unity in the county under thediie^ion of local chairmen.

The annual Mothers Marchwill be late in January.

additional parking facilities.The Library Board adopted

a new rule which will requirenon resident and transientpatrons to make a suitabledeposit when withdrawingbooks. Such deposits will bereturned upon the relinquish-ment of library cards.

Mrs. H.W. Rogers, presidentof the Library Board, comm-ended the outgoing membersof the Board and the Librarianfor their efforts and accom-plishments and voiced satis-faction with the progress dur-ing the year.

Miss Henson, librarian ofDelray Beach spoke briefly,outlining plans of the PalmBeach County Library Assoc-iation, and offering severalideas for the use of libraryextension facilities.

Perhaps the reward of thespirit who tries is not thegoal but the exercise.

-E.V. Cooke

REALTORS ofBOCA RATON

Tha following azmembers of the BooRaton Board of real-tors. Doing businesswith them, yuu areassured the highestype of service tha'can be administeredin the field of BeatEstate Practice.

W. P. BEBOUT. 701 N. Federal HwyPhone 8621

BENSON REALTY. 153 H. Ocean BlvdPhone 9709

BOCA HATON REALTY. INC.. S3 EPalrgetto Pork Ao~dPhone 9166

WM. DAY. S. Federal HWY. at S:h 3tPhone 87S1

H D GATES. 290 S. Federal HwyPhone 9812

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'NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERSOF FIRST BANK OF BOCA RATON,BOCA RATON, FLA.

Notice Is hereby given of theregular annual stockholders' meet-ing of First Bank of Boca Raton,Boca Raton, Florida, at the bankinghouse of the First Bank of BocaRaton, on the 14th day of January,1958, at -3 p.m.

This 30 day of December 1957:SPENCER E. BOWENCASHIER

Publish: Jan. 3, 1958 and Jan. 10,1958.

Legal Notices T

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGTO PROPERTY OWNERS ANDCITIZENS:

A Public Hearing has been set bythe Planning-Zoning Commission .tobe held at the City Hall on Wednes-day, January 8, 1958, at 7:30 P.M.,for the following purpose:

To consider the petition of theowner of a plot and building(Pennell Building) located onthe Southeast Corner of FederalHighway and E. Royal P aimRoad ta permit the sale of newboats (outboard type) in addit-ion to permitted sale of assoc-iate equipment.Such permission may be grantedby the Planning-Zoning Comm-ission after public hearing inaccordance with Section 14.1paragraph 13 of Zoning OrdinanceNo. 253.

Wm. H. Lamb, City ManagerPublish: Dec. 27, 1957 and Jan. 3,1958.

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JMIDAS MUFFLERSales & Service. Inc.1484 S. Federal — Pompano

Phone 7—WE 3—9971

NOTICE is hereby given that the•undersigned, under the provisions ofSection 865.09, Florida Statutes of1951, will register with the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court, In and for PalmBeach County, Florida, upon re-ceipt of Proof of Publlcatlnn of thisnotice, the fictitious name, to-wit:

SUN-VALLEY-HOMESand that the parties Interested insold business are as follows!

MILES D. SHEPARD, ORand WILL IAM C. PRO WE

'whosemaillng address i s 740 AurellaStreet, Boca Raton, Fla.

City of Boca Raton, County ofPalm Beach, Florida, this 3rd day ofDecember, A.D. 1957.

Publisn: Dec. 20 and 27, 1957,Jan. 3 and 10, 1958.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED INSTALLATION OFPAVEMENT ON HIBISCUS STREET,FLORESTA, BOCA RATON, PALMBEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA.TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST,PROPERTY OWNERS AND CIT-IZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe City Commission of the City ofBoca Raton, Florida, will hold apublic meeting on a resolution bythe City Commission wherein theCommission has determined thenecessity of paving certain portionsof Hibiscus Street, according tospecifications, plans and costsestimates on file in the office of theCity Engineer; providing for assess-ments against abutting property, andother matters pertaining thereto, onJanuary 14, 1958, In the City Hallat 7:30 P.M., which date Is morethan three days from the final pub-lication of this notice, for the pur-pose of hearing objections to saidproposed improvements.

Wm. H. Lamb, City ClerkPublish: Jan. 3rd and 10th, 19S8.

RESOLUTION NO. 29-57A RESOLUTION OF THE CITYCOMMISSION OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THEINSTALLATION OF PAVEMENTON HIBISCUS STREET, FLORESTA-

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AND FURTHER PROVIDING FORASSESSMENTS AGAINST ABUTTINGPROPERTY, AND OTHER MATTERSPERTAINING THERETO.BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITYCOMMISSION OF THE CITY OFBOCA RATON, FLORIDA:

Section 1, The City Commlsslo^1

hereby resolves and determines thatit Is necessary for the public safetyand welfare that paving be installedon the following street In the City

• of Boca Raton, Palm Beach County,Florida: Hibiscus Street from PalomaAvenue easterly to the-west edge ofproposed Avis Subdivision, inaccordance with City specifications,plans and cost estimates on file inthe office of the City Engineer.

Section 2. That the cost of saidpaving shall be assessed on a frontfootage basis against propertyabutting upon the Improvements ancg-that 100% of the total cost shall be-,borne by such abutting property.

Section 3. The total cost of theproposed paving; of said streets Isestimated as Twenty-two Hundred(.J2200.00) Dollars.

Section 4. The method of paymentshall be by assessment of abuttingproperty on a prorata front footagebasis. Property owners who do notpay in cash before the commence-ment of work may pay the lienassessments against their propertyin five (5) equal annual Installments,together with interest thereon at therate of 8% per annum, plus thehead, legal and administrative costscontingent upon the creation ofliens and assessments.PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 10thDAY OF DECEMBER, 1957.

John L. Shores, MayorATTEST:

Wm. H. Lamb, City ClerkI, Wm. H. Lamb, City Clerk of the

City of Boca Raton, Florida, dohereby certify that the above Resol-ution was ordered published bymotion of the City Commission ofBoca Raton, Florida, as containedin the minutes of a Regular CitjrfCommission Meeting held on Dec-ember 10, 1957, said minutes beinga part of the permanent records ofthe City.

WrruH. LambCity Clerk

Publish: Jan. 3, and 10, 1958.

CITY OF BOCA RATONBoca Raton, Fla.

December 17, 1957NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The City of Boca Raton, B o e ^Raton, Florida, will receive bldbon or before 5:00 P.M., Tuesday,January 14th, 1958 for the furnishingall labor, materials and equipmentnecessary for the Installation com-plete of approximately 1,852 linearfeet of chain link fence, includinggates, etc., together with all workIncidental thereto, at water plantlocated at N.W. 2nd Avenue andN.W. 2nd Street, said work to beperformed in accordance withdrawing No. PW—1 of the plans andspecifications of the City Engineer.SPECIFICATION: _

The specifications are outlina^"on the plan. All work shall beperformed in a good workmanlikemanner and without delay.

This NOTICE and the followingschedule is to be used In makingthe P roposal for this work.

PROPOSALFor fumi shing and installing

compl ete chain link fence compl etewith all gates, etc. , as shown ondrawing PW—1 plans and specificat-ions the sum of .. Dollars(* • )

The successful Bidder shall pro^cure all permits and licenses, P"yall charges and fees and all noticenecessary and incident to the pro-secution of the work.

The Bidder is required to examinethe Bite of the proposed work andit will be aBsumedthat he 1 s satis-fied as to the conditions to be en-countered whether or not specif-i cally set forth in this notl ce.

The City of Boca Raton will notbe responsible for any liabilitiesincurred during the completion ofthe work in this proposal'.

The successful Bidder enteringinto a contract for all or any portiofsof the work shall furnish and file*with the City an acceptable work-man's and material supplier bond tokeep the City free from any liens.

The City reserves the right toreject any and all bids.

This Form must be used for theProposal and signed. The complet-.ed Proposal .shall be placed in asealed envelope and pi ainly'markedon the outside "BID FOR CHAINLINK FENCE - TO BE OPENEDAT THE REGULAR CITY COMM-ISSION MEETING, JANUARY 14,l 9 5 8 < " *-

The envelope containing tha**;Proposal shall be addressed to:

Cl ty of Boca RatonBoca Raton

FloridaAttentions City Manager

Wm. H. LambCity Manager

Prepared byA. E. Amsler, City EngineerSubmitted By:Date:Accepted by City Commission Jan.

Accepted Bv: ; »k

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For QualityRoofing and Service

Call onM & M ROOFING CO. Inc.

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Wm. H. Lamb,City Manager

Publish: Dec. 20, 27, 1957 and Tan.3. 10, 1958.

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Just south of the CabanaClub - A1A. (2) bedrooms(2) baths, GE kitchen, 15"by 25' living room. Beauti-fully furnished. Fresh waterpool, private beach, carport.$1000.00 per mon. See Mr.Wood on premises, or callBoca 92 71. After 6 p.m.Boca 8398.

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Complete outside antenna.with 10 ft. mast mounting'brackets. 50 ft. of lead-inwire, and wire holding clips,$15. Longer mast extra.Crest Electronics, 25 BocaRaton Rd. Ph. Boca 3377.

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30-foot Colonial SportsFisherman; flying bridge;outriggers; 115 hp. Chrys-.ler Marine engine. Fibre-glass bottom and decks.Ready for immediate use. .$2500. Ph. Boca 9406.

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1955 CHEV.- 4-Dr. Sedan.Automatic transm., 2-tonegreen & white, V8, oneowner. 1 700 miles. Excel-lent cond. See at Amoco jStation, N. Federal Hwy, i

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; CAMPING TRAILER excel-; lent condition. Reasonable.' Phone Boca 5480.i 5S-7P

i 1955 DeSOTO convertible,I fully equipped, power steerri ing, power brakes, electricI seat, elec. windows; excel-

lent condition. Reasonable.Phone Boca 9206.

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1950 PLYMOUTH - newbattery. Good tires, $225.Ph. Boca 8557 after 6 p.m.

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FOR SALE Pedigree Boxer,ten months old. Phone Boca "9117.

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EnsignCoxHomeChrsstmas

Ensign Edward Cox flew infrom Argentia, Newfoundlandfor Christmas and to spend itwith his wife Dona and infantson, Eddie Jr.

Christmas was a happy timeaccording to Mr. and Mrs.William Cox, Sr., as all thefolks were home. Around thetable were Mr. and Mrs. W.B.Cox and their two childrenof F airless, Pa. , William Jr.of Miami and the Eddie Cox's.

Ed, Dona and three week oldEddie Jr. left by plane forBrunswick, Maine where Edis stationed at the Naval AirStation.

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Friday, Jan.. 3, 1958 THE BOCA RAJ ON NEWS 9

SacredMusicConcertToOpen7thAnnual SeasonThe seventh annual con-

ference season of the BocaRaton Bible ConferenceGrounds will open with theSacred Music Concert onSaturday at 8 p.m.

The inspirational musicalprogram, under the directionof Neil Macaulay, will featureLowell Listner, baritonegospel soloist, and WendellP. Loveless, author of manysacred songs, as well as apopular radio and recording

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Womento assemble small instrument work, Willtrain. Benefits, 2 weeks paid vacation,also sick leave.

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Needed - InvestorsTo complete syndicateto purchase small tract of•Highway frontage, attrac-tively priced, on mainaccess road in PalmBeach County.

Call or See Mr. Clarke

NEW YEAR 1958 SPECIALExcellent 3 bedroom, 2 bath CBS featuring com-jlele stainless steel GE Kitchen un'it and wa'l re-frigerator, large utility room, carporte, automa-tic sprinkler system, and black top drive. Situate:on beautifully landscaped corner lot, 100 x I-1.0feet. Within walking distance of big jhoppinjcenter, and public beach. Priced low at $1S,(3OJ.and present 51:'1 per cent mortgage may be as-sumed. Call or see Mr. Clarke,

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The Macaulay MusicalMessengers, will present avariety of numbers. A 30-voice choral ensemble, dir-ected by Viola Eshleman willbe heard, as will the lyricsoprano voice of DorothyStrathearn, conference solo-ist of many winter seasons.

As in years past; the week-ly pre-concert dinners opento the public by reservationwill be held at 6 p.m. eachSaturday night.

Beginning Monday for onefull Week, S. Franklin Logs-don and Wes Auger will con-duct an evangelistic crusade.Logsdon, a former pastor ofChicago's Moody MemorialChurch and Calvary Churchof Holland, Mich., will con-duct morning Bible classes.Pastor Auger, who was assoc-iated with Mr. Logsdon in the'_evangelistic field beforebecoming the minister of thelocal Conference Church, willbe bringing the 7:30 p.m.evening messages.

Also during the comingweek a Festival of Music,under the direction of AlSmith, nationally-knownchurch music publisher, willbring many of the nation'schoir directors and churchmusicians here for a week ofworkshop sessions. Assist-ing Smith, will be JohnPeterson, author and composerof "It Took A Miracle" andover 300 other publishedsongs, and James Davies, anexperienced educator in thefield of church music.

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10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Jan. 3, 1958

Miss Gwen Jennings willreign as Miss January -queen of the Gulf Stream- fish-ing tournament*

Other south Palm Beachcounty beauties selectedwere Diane Brunswick, LakeV/orth as Miss December;Bonnie McLeod, BoyntonBeach; Miss February; SherryLou Kinch, Delray Beach,Miss March; and Betty Cant'well. Lake V/orth, Miss April.

PersonalsMiss Carol Porter is spend-

ing the holidays with herparents, Mr. and Mrs. RichardA. Porter. Carol, a graduateof the American Academy ofDramatic Arts, has appearedon several television showsin New York.

Garden Club ToHear Mrs, James

The Garden Club board-met'Thursday in the City Hall.Mrs. William O'Donnell,president, reported more than$200 was realized from thetwo day sale of Christmasarrangements. Proceeds ofthe sale will benefit thebeautifj cation fund.

The January- meeting willbe held at Teen Age CenterTuesday at 2 p.m.

Mrs, Clarence James willbe guest speaker and hertopic will be "Landscapedesigns."

Attend Church Sunday

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PersonalsMiss Barbara Bradfield,

daughter of Mrs. Viola Brad-field is busy getting hertrousseau ready and makingplans for her wedding Jan.31 to Alan Armour.

Miss Bradfield attendsNorth-western University. Mr. Armouris vacationing with the Nor-man Armours in the Rivierasection.

Also in town for the holi-days were Mr. and Mrs. Nor-man Armour Sr. of BoyntonBeach and Mr. and Mrs. EnochW. Hunt of Hypoluxo.

We were sorry to receiveword this week that the C.C.Kellys of Brooklyn, Michiganhave to delay opening theirhome here due to Mrs. Kelly'sillness. Also, that son Mikehas been battling the flu. •

We hope mother and sonwill be well soon so that theymay return to Boca,

The Charles F. Papenfus-are returning to Boca thisweek from Michigan. C

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STATEMENTof CONDITION

December 31, 1957

OFFICERS

CHARLES B. SPALSBURY, Chairman of Board

THOMAS F. FLEMING, JR., President

WILLIAM M, STOWE, Executive Vice President

SPENCER E. BOWEN, Vice Pres. and Cashier

HAROLD P, ANDERSON, Assistant Cashier

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DIRECTORS

FRANK P. FIRER

THOMAS F. FLEMING, JR.

RICHARD B. MANN

J. MYEH SCHINE

CHARLES B. SPALSBURY

WILLIAM M. STOWE

W. W. THOMSON

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RESOURCESCash and Due from Banks . . . . $1,036,629.59U.S. Government Obligations . . 2,099,327.72State, County and

Municipal Bonds , 570,003.72Loans and Discounts 2,131,312.81Banking House , , 84,540.88Furniture and Fixtures 39,503.76Other Resources 27,556.92

Total Resources , $5,988,875.40

LIABILITIESDeposits $5,636,507.17Unearned Discount 8,834.17Reserve for interest, taxes, etc. 14,056.56Capital Funds:

Capital Stock 200,000.00Surplus 75,000.00

Undivided Profits 34,477.50

Total Liabilities $5,988,875.40

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Deposits Up

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