The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 13

CAME CLEAN THE PALM BEACH POST. Thursday. Nov. Pao 13 Christmas Mail Woman's Auxiliary HOUSTON, Tex. Robert L.

Manley pleaded guilty to indict' Barce Refloated At Pahokee Dock nients of four burglaries at a drv. Tins Out Already punches Season i ism: 'J'i Dist. Judge Edmund Dugganl asked him why he picked on that 1 The first meeting of the season WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 you're planning to ship firearms. hH VpLv I.quors, animals, poisons or explo- inh mT ni S1VM tn favnHt n- 1.

lnB in Gull(l Room- following, load to shift and the barge to list. The hold filled with water and the barge partly submerged In about seven feet of water. It was refloated Monday evening after Fire Chief Marvin Levins particular place. I "I had a grudge against the laundry," Manley said. "I went there one day just past closing! tune and the man wouldn't give PAHOKEE One of Cleary Brothers Construction Company's barges loaded with steel for the Pahokee breakwater was swamped by high waves kicked up by a stiff northwester, near the shoreline of Lake Okeechobee at the Pahokee waterfront.

The louded barge was tied up inside the of the city pier. It was believed the pounding of the waves broadside caused the put one of the city's fire trucks to work all day Monday assisting with the pumping of water out of the hold. i fcf me my clothes." I Duggan gave Manley 10 years. The national plowing contest, will be held on the Trosvik Broth-; crs farm near Rothsay, Sept. 16-17.

ti. thi. -i 'he 10 a. m. communion service, i-iive tms Christmas forget it.

)u William A. Daeuber presided. Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield says such Items are1 ef I except lor specially au-mnn of table committee. thortied shippers.

announced tha the bonk table vy would be available to church mem- This tip was among several sug- bers jn the foyer the church Kestions offered to Christmas shop- Sunday morning. She also reported pers by Summerfield today on a that many new and interesting checklist of dos and "don bo been added. Plans for; Among other "don'ts" were the season were outlined by mem-: these: il Don't address packages bers. About 150,000 U. S.

children are born out of wedlock each year. LAKE WORTH 600 LAKE AVE. d.v nana uon i use innisy card- others attending were Mrs. Hen-board or paper boxes for packag- rv Kohl. Mrs.

Charlotte Walm, ing and 3 Don mark the vrap-iWrs. Joseph G. DeFina. Mrs. Draping with superfluous words such el John Sibbernsen.

Mrs. J. Foster as Do not delay or "Rush." If Cheney, Mrs. Harry Fox. Mrs.

J. you want to expedite a package, F. Kirkton. Mrs. Roscoe Tate An-said Summerfield.

use a SDecial piio.j WEST PALM BEACH NO. DIXIE, COR. 23rd ST. LIQUIDATION On the "do" side of the ledger, Summerfield listed these susees- ioning materials such as excelsior or shredded newspapers around all 000 IE! lions: (li use strong, corrugated gifts and 3I Mark all breakable fibreboard boxes for mailing gifts items such as radios, glass, china and be certain the containers are and electrical appliances as "Frag-the appropriate size 2i Use rush- ile." MUST GO! zr iSJ WEST GATE WINNERS Modern-age robot men. cute little Indian maidens, bold, bad men from the Wild West and petite dancing girls were among the happy youngsters taking part tn the costume parade at West Gate School's PTA-sponsored Halloween carnival.

Winners, shown In this group, include Shirley Double and Debbie Taylor, most original, and Kathie Maylo, prettiest, in the pre-schnol through second grade group: Bruce Kelly, most original, and Kim Robertson, prettiest, in the third and fourth grade group; Billy Coons, most original, and Barbara Neil, prettiest, in the fifth and sixth grade group. Shown with the winners is Maj. Hugh Robertson, who acted as master of ceremonies. TO MAKE ROOM FOR ANOTHER "JASON'S" FASHION OPENING SOON AT "JEAN WILDERS" FORMER LOCATION IN LAKE WORTH HURRY FOR BEST SELECTION! LINENS, COTTONS. RAYONS.

SILKS. ORLONS, DACRONS FAMOUS NAME BRANDS MANY OF THE NEWEST STYLES FABRICS SIZES 5-15, 8-20. WA-UVi PALM BEACH NOTES Cecil P. Young, Anita Coleman Wed At London ELIZABETH ARDEN Is Pleased to Announce Her Salon Is Now Open ior the Season Please Call lor Your Appointment ELIZABETH ARDEN SALON Worth Opp. Everglades Club, Palm Beach PHONE 3-5681 Entertaining friends for luncheon ket's son, John Buiket, left Wednesday at the Sailfish Yacht Wednesday for Acapulco, Mexico, and Beach Club were Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Enelehorn. Mrs. Edgar Wrs- william Cummings Fisher. The marriage of Mrs.

Anita Cole. of Cap d'Ail, France, and Latham. Mrs. John L. Ahbe.

after the summer at the Home- man Cecil P. Young, of Delray Beach on Sept. 22 at London was an Mrs. E. II.

Gulbenkian. Mrs. F. Virginia Hot Springs, and Desmond O'Brien and F. Dwight of aulumn visiting nounced Wednesday following their has, arrival at his Florida home.

'friends at East Orange, N. Fosler. SAVINGS 41 11 TO returned to SDend the season in her Attended by Mr. and Her- Mr and ftlrs. Riccardo Magni home on Sea View Ave.

belt Muffitl, of Delray Beach and hv rtnnieri finm Fiiimie In of- Nantucket Island, the two were pnnv iiioir hnme nn RdvhI Palm Mrs. Allied Haw es has arrived to married in a civil ceremony at Wav for the season. occunv her home on Brazilian Caxton Hall. Westminster. They Before their marriage Aug.

11 and Mr. Hawes. who is motoring then returned to the continent to nt Florenne ttalv Mis Masni south from New York, will ioin her visit the British consul to Nice at jex) was Mrs. Virginia Pinnies. Mr.

here shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Hawes his Cap d'Ail villa, before sailing Macni is the well-known Damler. isDent the summer months at South- on the S.

S. Exochorda for New amnion. L. 1. York.

They will make their home ON DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! UxiAv, NANKIN'S I yjjfr in W. P. Beach i Mrs. William Lightfoot Schultz at Mr. Young's residence, "Green has arrived from New York to: A daughter.

Wendy Bostwick Magic." in Delray Beach, spend the season in her apartment Doubledav. was born to Mr. and A native of Germany. Mrs. in the Embassy.

Mrs. Nelson Doublcday. of Lo- Young has spent her life in Swit- cust Valley. L. Oct.

24. zerland. Italy and France, and is Mr. and Mrs. F.

Jacob Waelder, Mrs. Duubledny is the former w'ell known as a sportswoman, es-who spent the summer in Europe. Miss Florence Filch McKim. The pecinlly as a skier and goiter, have returned to their home on grandparents are Mrs. Ogden Mr.

Young, now retired, was Clarke Ave. for the season. Phipps. ol New York. Roslyn.

L. former president of the American Before coming South, Mr. and and Palm Beach, and Robert V. Chlurnphyl Co. He is a member of Mrs.

Waelder were in New York McKim. of New York and Aikan. the Gulf Stream Golf Club and of for two weeks. S. C.

and Mrs. Nelson Doubleday, the Racquet and Tennis Club of of New York and Ovster Bav, L. New York. He has spent the past Mr. and Mrs.

B. Casper Thomp- and the late Mr. Doubleday. three summers abroad, and he and son arrived Saturday from New, The child's maternal aunt is his bride met two years ago on the SALE AT BOTH STORES 500 LAKE AVENUE LAKE WORTH NO. DIXIE COR.

23rd ST. WEST PALM BEACH York to pass the season in their Herbert Pulitzer, of 318 S. Lake Riviera. home on Peruvian Ave. Lantana.

1 fajefw i 1 IS'jrM Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were at: The S. S. United States set the St.

Paul, during the summer' Gene Wagner, son of Mr. and world speed record for steamships (OPEN 8:30 A.M. T'lL 5:30 P.M.) PLENTY OF FREE PARKING months, and were in New York for Mrs. Philip Wagner, of 212 Coral on its maiden voyage in 1952. It a month before coming to Palm Lane, has sailed from New York averaged 35.59 knots (about 41 Beach.

for Europe, where he is going forinphi crossing the Atlantic Ocean an indefinite stay. west to east in three days, 10 hours Mrs. William R. Padaetl has ar- and 40 minules. 11.95 Vs.

MnrvftloiK Medium Marvelous Medium rived from Baltimore to be in her, Mis. E. H. Gulbenkian has ar-home on S. County where Mr.

rived from the North to be aboard Padgett will join her before the her yacht, and Mr. Gulbenkian will; Thanksgiving holiday. be down in a short while. Mrs. A.

J. Sullivan is leaving A dinner group at Ta-boo Tues-j Friday to attend the Arundel fam-'day night was comprised of Mr. ily reunion to be held Sunday at and Mrs. Randolph F. Burke and Woman's Club at Golds- E.

T. Bedford Davie. i boro. N. C.

Mrs. Ruth Richardson Howell! While there she will be the guest and Mrs. Claude D. Hoagland were! of her brother and sister-in-law. together.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake A. Parrott, in In another group were David' their family home at Kinston, N. Graham Legget, 3rd.

Mrs. Jac- I the heel that's fashion's choice for fall Choott from our lorp selection of 00 1 a fit Foihioned Style from O95 to 12 1 and after a few days there will queline Gerli, and William Bapst. return to her home on Sanford Others entertaining were Mr. and Ave. Mrs.

Herbert Lightstone and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Carlisle. i Dr.

and Mrs. Ralph Ludwig, of NANKINS 329 CLEMATIS ST. Operated by Albert's Shoes, Inc. Lincoln. are the guests of If your vision is impaired so that their long-time friends.

Mrs. Mar- you are aware of objects in less garet S. Bui ket and her daughter, than a 75-degree arc when your Miss Ella Margaret Buiket, in their eyes are fixed on an object straighti home on Peruvian Ave. ahead, it is dangerous for you to Howard Pierce, also ot Lincoln, drive a car, says the Better ision who has been visiting Mrs. Bur- Institute.

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