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The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 5

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The Palm Beach Post, Wednesday, March 15, 1967 Picnic Basket Holds An Important Message By LA NAE HOWELL will be opened Friday from 9 to 12 a.m. for an Open House daughter Mrs. David Maurer of first prize at the "7 Lively Fort Lauderdale on the dozen! In Hollywood and had two- tourists trip which Included Qui-1 man show at Florida Atlantic of Lantana" and Including some remarks about the progress of the club. Staff Writer A little girl with long, blonde to, Ecuador. tables surely will herald St.

Patrick's Day when the BPO Does, Lake Worth Drove 146. sponsors a St. Patrick's Eve Card Party Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Club. Dessert for the evening event Is homemade cake deco ribbon cutting ceremony to Saturday at 3:30 p.m.

The Atlantis Alphas, a newly organized woman's organization at Atlantis, has been concerned with the lack of recreational facilities for the childien and teenagers and so with cooperation from various groups has University anda one-man show! at Palm Beach Junior Col-j lege. Accompanying Mr. Tolin will Mrs. Harry D. Tripp, second vice-president; Mrs.

William E. Glutscb, recording secretary; Mrs. Elmer secretary; Mrs. Edmund H. Wilson, treasurer, and Mrs.

Clarence Isham, auditor. OPEN HOUSE The home of Mrs. E. B. Reed by the Lantana Woman's Club in its membership drive.

Greeting guests at the door will be the hostess, Mrs. Reed, who is president of the club. Today Is the regular luncheon meeting of the Lantana Woman's Club with the first club president Mrs. George Waddell discussing "History NASSAU VISIT The Sylvester O' 1 of Lake Worth have also Just returned from a fun cruise, their trip was to Nassau. With their pigtails skipped up the walk.) pushed the door chime, and handed the woman a tiny piece ef brown paper.

But It wasn't any ordinary piece ol paper. It was cut in! the shape of a picnic basket with a strip of red and white be Lucius Salisbury, noted metal sculpturist of Boca Raton. In case you are planning to drop by Strait Museum for a quiet look at the Representa Supervising the arrangement of quartet tables ad flower arrangements will be Mrs. George A. Ward, Mrs.

James Corbitt, Mrs. L.A. Pederson, and Mrs. William Wetton. The 12:30 p.m.

meeting is slated at the Recreation Center. POLITICS IS SUBJECT Candidates on the ballot for the Special Election March 28 for the state legislature will address members and guests of the Lantana Republican Club Thursday at 8 p.m. at the First Federal Savings and Loan In tional Exhibit of Paintings this week you'll want to notice the Awards of Merit entries. Ivan Hoon took a first place in oil for "White Shawl," Sulo Jappi- checkered cloth peaking from under the top, on which was written "picnic." Inside the picnic basket, Mrs. James Beasley, corresponding secretary of the Atlantis Alphas, was "announcing the official grand opening of the City of Atlantis Recreation Area." The ship, the Bahama Star, tied right at the dock in downtown Nassau, adjacent to the straw market, the O'Breins enjoyed shopping, swimming, sightseeing, and native dances, such as the calypso, limbo and rhum-bas.

FASHIONABLE LUNCHEON Yesterday was one of those nen was watercolor winner for rated with the Irish motif. Directing the bring-your-own cards event are Mrs. Florence Weldner, Mrs. Barbara Stanton, Mr. Catherine Hearne, Mrs.

Ruth Kellogg, and Mrs. Bobby Rowan. Proceeds will aid crippled and handicapped children. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Lillian Waller of Lake Worth recently celebrated her 76th birthday with the help of a host of friends and neighbors, a large decorated cake, and games played throughout the evening.

an interpretation of "Pansies" and "Living In the Past' captured first place for Helen Krieger in trie charcoal medium. Lantana. Honorable mentions were just completed a playground area Including tennis courts, basketball court, and swings and such for the younger set. Since the picnic tables are not yet In place, picnickers Saturday will bring their picnic blankets, which should form a patchwork of colorful squares dotting the large play area. NEIGHBORS SOLTH Flowers along the sidewalks forming a designed carpet of color, embroidery and basket weaving, beautiful scenery and pleasant climes Impressed Mrs.

Harry Feger of Lantana Heights on a recent friendship tour of Colombia, South America. A visit with President Dr. Carlos Lleras Restrepo, dinner with the mayor of Medcllin, South America, and the vice-mayor plus a tour of the latter' lavishly carved home were other highlights of her trip. Mrs. Feger accompanied her splendidly beautiful days when Chubby presented to Guy E.

Briggs for "Duck Blind" done In oil, to Margaret Earwood for "Slim'g ST. PATRICK'S CARD PARTY The cards may not be deco Boat Shed," and to Margaret Ludwlg of Summer," also an oil. rated with shamrocks, but the Fashions FOR Children SIMONS 216 Clematis St. West Palm Beach mm These decisions were made by Wallace Bassford, well known I rf Cil 'IK vie I LEWAN-SALON OF BEAUTY instructor and director of the North Truro School of Art on the 108 guests at a luncheon-fashion show at the Manalapan Club rivaled the models with fashionable apparel and springtime colors. Sitting at tables decorated with bouquets of mixed flowers were noted Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson C. Dezendorf of Palm Beach, who hud arrived for the lunch-eon In their shimmering yacht. Also enjohlng the Frances Brewster fashions were guests in the eleven member party of Mr. and Mrs.

George Grace of the Palm Beaches. Mrs. H. Win-throp Lockwood of Point Manalapan was hostess to a party of four, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Wight of Lake Worth entertained four guests, and Mrs. specialize $50 Cape Cod, who during the win I ter months has his studio on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach. Mr. Bassford, who was ludee AND UP I PERMANENT TE3-3079 for the show, paints after the I WAVE I I mmA French School style and has his FREE PARKING I 314 S.DIXIE works represented in the Metro in ON OUR PREMISES fUK COLD STORAGE VAULT RESTYLING REUNING CLEANING GLAZING y3zoatodari FURS 832-1211 307 SO. COUNTY R0.

PALM BEACH bAIR CONDITIONED) politan Museum of Art, Boston Museum of Fine Arts and Toledo Museum. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Not exhibited with a notation Charles Lator of Delray Beach of "winner" but beautiful, each in its own way. are manv other Wringing UpWaby Hints Collected by Mrs. Dan Gerber, Mother of F1v paintings in the current Representational Show. "Water Lil HEBE, HELP ME Heading for the new playground at Atlantis Country Club with a very heavy picnic basket for such a little girl is Brandee Beasley, four-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Beasley of Atlantis. The new recreation area is a project of a newly-organized woman's club the Atlantis Alphas. ies" by Amelia Darr is so heau- LATEST BABY BULLETIN Serving a Tariety of foods to your baby is one of the best ways I enjoyed conversing with her guests. Mrs.

L. C. Pasley, who with her husband is building a beautiful home In Palm Beach, was hostess to a party of 18 while Mrs. Melvin Lukens of Point Manalapan was entertaining a group of 11 guests, and Mrs. Maurice Simpson of Palm Beach was seated on the loggia with a party of five guests.

ARTISTS BUSY If vou have friend (or rela tiful in color that it looks like a photograph. "Blowing Snow" by F.E. Morehouse Is very realistic with the snowflake streaks of snow on the canvas. "Guard Duty" by Miriam Woods has know to make an iX2L appetite rise to an eye appealing combination of rich greens of the forest Into which perches a little bird. Variety is desirable for other reasons.

It teaches F1 "Fog" by Jean Freer Dictur- CUTTYSARK AMERICA'S Ho.1 Newl Dutch Apple Dettertl Applesaucy-good a all get out Brightened with a sprinkling of cinnamon, smoothed with the tender touch of butter. (Vitamin added, too.) Seconds anyone? Newl Butterscotch Pudding I A bonus in bliss for your lively little man or miss. Mellow, butler-scotchy, dreamy smooth. Made with nourishing whole milk solids and eggs. PS.

Dont forget those all-time favorites: Gerber Strained and Junior Vanilla, Chocolate, and Cherry-Vanilla Puddings. Also on this tempting dessert rostert Strained Orange and Junior Banana Puddings, plus a delightful Fruit Dessert tive) in the Lake Worth Art League don't expect him to esquely features pelicans framing a ship at sea. "Far Away" by Walter Johnson creates a mood in addition to being a pretty picture with the use of variegated blues and a tree SELLING SCOTCH speak to you this week, in fact, if he runs past at a galloping pace it's not that he conciously snubbed you, It's just his mind was on the million-and-one things that have to be done this XmmXl baby the delights of different flavors. It lays the foundation for future good eating habits. Most important, variety gives baby a wider assortment of the many nutrients he (or she) needs.

What's new? I know you mothers like to hear about new products. Here are the latest delectables in the Gerber Dessert division. Each dessert is available in strained or junior varieties. leaning In the foreground. You can sense uie stillness and al-oneness the picture portrays.

week. It Is a frantic week for Oh, by the wav. don't he ner. turbed if your friend doesn't artists in the Lake Worth area. A Representational Exhibit of I recognize you next week either.

It could be he's lust reeunera- Paintings opened Sunday after ting from this week of exciting noon with a preview tea in Strait Museum and will be open Easy-ds-a-breez Treat Last minute, unexpected-company dessert: any of the Gerber Pud Wise Home Buyers Save money with low-cost Home Financing. See us before you arrange for any mortgage plan. to the public through March SO activities. OFFICERS TOLD A bouquet of flowers to Mrs. Dorothy Southwick and a year dings make fine toppings on slices of pound cake.

from 2-5 p.m daily with a host or hostess on duty to answer your -questions. 3 You can add a That big event of the year of organizing work is In store dollop of whipped for Leaguers is commanding a lot of time and talent as the for her as newly elected presi cream to make the THE BUCKINGHAM CORPORATION, IMPORTERSi NEW YORK, N.Y. Dl euncn nnAAi dent of the Woman's Club of dish even more Newl Peach Cobblarl Flavor-catch of the yearl Juicy, ripe peaches are deftly blended with other ingredients for a "happy ending" if there ever was one. enriched. i toddler-and- partyish.

Try it for i Lake Worth. Other officers are Mrs. Audrey Cornwell, vice-president; weekend Arts Fiesta gets underway Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Lake Worth's Bryant Park.

The artist group Is not only exhibiting art whole-family treat. Gerber Baby Products, Box 33, Fremont, Mich, and crafts and providing a mu ral for visitors to dabble colors on, but the League is organizing OPEN DAILY TILL 5:30 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT NOW PAYING 42 km mil 5V On One Year Savings Certificates in S1.000.00 Compounded Quarterly on Passbook Savings demonstrations each hour by a different artist. And as if that isn't enough, there will be music from the Band Shell and sketching. Dropped right into the middle of all of these preparations is the Thursday night demonstration of sculpturing techniques at the regular member's meeting at 8 p.m. at Carpenter's Hall.

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