The Orlando Sentinel from Orlando, Florida • Page 26

Oct. 21, 1553 Central Florida Notebook Canal Link Committee Appointed NEW SMYRNA PEACH Ft. fit Registration Books Open At Casselberry CASSELBERRY Acting on instructions issued at the courcil meeting on Oc t. 5. Howard Burris, town clerk, has posted notices regarding the opening of the registration hooks for the Town of Casselberry.

A- 7 LEGION AUXILIARY HOLDS Present for the Dist. 6 American Legion Mildred Meade Smith, Orlando, past presi- Auxiliary School of Instruction held at dent; Mrs. Emma Adams, Orlando, stale Grandview Hotel in Eustis Sunday were left i chairman of child welfare: Mrs. Svlva Mul- to right Mrs. George McGowen, Kissimmee, rev, Orlando, district sergeant-at-arms.

and state chaplain; Mrs. J. B. Kirkpatrkk, Eus-1 Mrs. Earle W.

Toole, Lakeland, Southern tis, state finance chairman; Mrs. Maxwell I area president. Sentinel Koto daughter, Mrs. Vincent R. La-Berge, that she and the two children, Bobby and Stevie, had arrived in Japan, joining Major LaBerge.

Their headquarters will be Johnson Air Force Base, 30 miles south of Tokyo. Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Quilligan are at their home in Coronado Shores following a summer vacation in Columbus, Ohio, and in Canada. Mrs. O. B. Wirgman, chairman of art exhibits of the Daytona Beach Art League, will inaugurate an art group at her home in Kirtland Road here.

A student of Paul Travis of the Cleveland School of Design, Mrs. Wirgman studied also with Umberto Romano of New York, and Sister Matilda, graduate of the Paris Ecole des Beaux Arts. The Women's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal Church has advanced the date of its scheduled Halloween party from Oct. 29 to Tuesday, Oct.

27 at 8 p.m. at the Guild Hall. Rev. Lynn Wilfred of the newly organized Trinty Lutheran Church, holding its services in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium, conducted the first church school program from the age of four upward will be accepted into the school, and a nursery will be maintained during the 11 a.m. services.

A planning session will be held today by the advisory board of the Garden Club, to decide details for the annual card party Nov. 4 at the Garden Center. Mrs. F. W.

Peck is ticket chairman. Mrs. Earl Miller, director of the New Smyrna Beach Women's Chorus, announces the first rehearsal will be held today at 303 Murray St. Mary Jo Farr is a candidate for vice president of Stetson University's sophomore class. Lieutenant L.

Mac Mc-Grath arrived here this weekend from Norfolk where he has been' stationed for the past three years. His term of service will be completed next month. it .4 'V is 4 sixth district president: Mrs. Fish Fry Set At Wildwood For Benefit WILDWOOD A benefit fifh fry will be held in the Community Hall here Oct. 23 between 6 and 8 p.m., by the Past Matrons Club of the Wildwood Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, it was announced yesterday by Mrs.

E. F. Sandborn, club president. Proceeds from the supper wjU he contributed to the Masonic Building Fund. Vecterriav lhat Ma cap jo I and A.

M. Lodse S2 had rr- che(1 rff -rVr i corner df Webter and Wonder i 1 e. i i i NEW FIRE CHIEF PICKED Wells. Orlando SCHOOL i COMMISSION Expressed approval of a plan presented bv a committee rcpre- senting the DeLand Garden Club to lease a portion of Perkins Park for the purpost of constructing a $1,300 "doctor's office for plants." Mayor EM Furlong advised the committee, composed of Mrs. Alice Sawyer, group president, Mrs.

O. C. Bauman and Mrs. Howard Webei, to return at the next meeting with a definite plan. Denied the rczonmg of a garage on 318 S.

Haden for the purpose of building an apartment. PARKING STUDIED Decided definitely a negative! answer in a looal mnti nunort It. request that the city consider building committee rcp-rlei BY DELAND DELAND Charlie Holman, veteran city fireman, will assume uie uuues ui uin-iime ure ciuei as of Nov. 1, it was decided here Monday night by the city commission. The commission voted unanimously in favor of City Mgr.

W. D. LeVeille's recommendation that Holman be appointd fire chief, as a result of a secret ballot taken by the local fireman last week. The balloting was taken at a joint volunteer and regular fire department meeting at which 18 of the total 21 members were present. Holman received 12 votes and Whitey Hall was second in the running with four votes.

The necessity for appointment i a luu-iiiiicr nun na wrn I' t-w- ing since acting chief. Archie Clifton tendered his resignation several months ago. Consensus of the firemen, both regular and volunteer, showed disapproval of a part-time or acting chief. In other action the commission: Authorized City Atty. Glenn Martin to amend the meat inspection ordinance to allow a fee system inspection by a qualified inspector, certified by the city and with the anproval of the county health oriicer.

This action waa raxniyifiiiiiiAlal Kono.io tk county health officer has no qualified meat insHctor in the department. Frank Studimire was mentioned for the post. Recommended that the Junior Chamber of Commerce approach the county commission for aid in securing operating and with- holding costs for an emergency rescue vehicle the group plans to purchase. The unit would be available to all West Volusia. i I I i Sts.

for the purpose cf crwtrjrt-1 director for the American 'ir modern building quarters Leacue team. Glen Miller, repre-Buddv lh local Order i anting the White Sox, is expect- i. i nlan In rorliim atr frnm air-conditiomng i-nits. LeVeille read letters from the State Board of Health and from Ocala rtitlng th it Florida. The mayor appoint vwva uwiuj a i tKo the Orange Cab Co.

with the local police and report back at the next meeting. Th's action was Illl-CUIIK. ITJ 9J taken at the request of C. G. ice rxiMJ in ited Commr Johnson, operator of the and surrounding com- company.

A nnrn. .) tV. a lots on S. Pine between E. Wonder St.

Tucker said and Mrs. B. A. Leinfelder. Mrs.

Lester Strickland of Mari-anna is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Har-ley Strickland. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred N. Hinkley of Cleveland Ohio, arrived recently to make their home with their nephew, Frank Blackston. Harold Culp of Miami was an overnight visitor here at the home of his mother Mrs. Mary E. Culp, last week.

Mrs. A. W. Betts has returned from a vacation spent in the North. Danny Fancher has arrived from Camp Polk, to visit his parents Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Fanchen. Mrs. Clare Hunter of Orrilla, Ontario, and Miss Irene Hunter of Toronto, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Heath. Dr. O. S. Rice, district superintendent of Methodist Chulrches, will preach here at the Sunday morning services at the local Methodist Church.

The choir will give special music with George Leybes having the solo part. The Quarterly Conference business meeting will be held at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Mary E. Culp was receiv ing congratulations on Thursday, having completed 36 years con tinuous service with the Orange City Telephone Co.

Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Harriett Hughes in Victor, N. Y. Mrs. Hughes came here many years with her bro ther Roy Deal and wife, who will not be here this winter.

Orlo Vista The Townsend Club will hold a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Friday with the serv ing of the covered dish supper starting at 6:30 p.m. followed by music furnished by the No. 2 Club of Orlando. At 8, Dr. Carl Lunn, St.

Petersburg, now state organizer, will address the gath ering. A business meeting and nominations for the coming year will follow. Dudley Nunlist, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nunlist, came home from Stetson for the weekend and the football game bringing eight of his student friends.

Saturday night they had a party in the Nunlist home. Mrs. Nunlist is still convalescing from a shake-up she received when her car went into ditch injuring her spine. Mr. and Mrs.

O. J. LePage and Mrs. J. P.

Peebles with her sons Jack and Albert were entertained Sunday at New Smyrna Beach by Mr. and Mrs. George Rademer and their daughter, Dorothy. Mrs. Annie Allen arrived Sun day from her summer home in Brunswick, Maine.

Frank Turnbllom came in from his summer in Ohio. Ocoee Mrs. J. Q. Stanford is Visiting her son and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Stanford, in Jacksonville. DeVere Morris, a student at Montverde School, spent the weekend with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.

E. H. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. H. Horton and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mete of Winter Haven, visited Mr.

and Mrs. P. E. Holt in Orlando Sunday. J.

H. Rogers is recuperating at home after being a patient, at West Orange Hospital with two broken shoulders, received when a car fell on him while at work Miss Ellen Shay left Saturday for a visit in Fort Myers and Bradenton. Umatilla Mrs. M. E.

Walters and Charles of Shelby, N.C., son are spending a few days here J. D. Thomas of Johnson City are here for ten days of fishing. Mrs. George Golheur, who has been recently removed to her home from the Waterman Me morial Hospital, suffered a slight heart attack last week, Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Atkinson were among the number from Umatilla attending the Shriners Convention held in Orlando last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Cole of New York have arrived to make their permanent home here. The Coles built a new home on Lake Dorr, recently finishing it, and arrived Saturday and are moving in this week. Mrs. Edna Eddings of Ft Thomas, will return to her home soon.

Mrs. Eddings accom panied her sister Mrs. Christ home, for a short visit. Mrs. Maxwell Wells of Or lando visited friends in Umatilla Thursday.

Mrs. Wells was also looking over arrangements for the American Legion Auxiliary School of Instruction, held in Eustis Sunday. Attending the Unit School of Instruction from Umatilla were; Miss Emma Die sem, past district secretary Mrs. Clarice Mathews, past unit president; Mrs. Morris Tyler, past unit president; Mrs.

Sam Marks, past sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. James Reedy, past chaplain. Miss Arlene Daniels furnished the music for the morning session. New Smyrna Beach Mrs. Gaynor Wiggins of Orlando and this city, has been spending a few days at her Coronado Shores home here.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Clifton Jones hava received word from their Sanford Adelade Moses and Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Dodson spent the weekend in Jacksonville as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Henley.

Mrs. Esther Ridge and Mrs. Roby Laing arrived Friday to spend the weekend. Mrs. Laing left by plane for Duke Hospital, Durham, N.

C. where she will undergo treatment. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Harper and Mr. and Mrs. R. F.

Cooper spent Saturday in Apopka with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jacoby. Jimmie Anderson has returned to Valdosta, after spending the weekend with his mother, Mrs J. H.

Anderson. Mrs. Bill Tyre left Sunday for Valdosta, Ga. to spend a week with her sister, Mrs. D.

W. Smith. Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs.

Mclnnis have moved to 114 Summerlin Ave. to reside. Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. Turner have returned from a six weeks vacation in Georgia, Tennessee and the Carolina s. Mrs. J. O.

Laney and Mrs. Edward Higgins returned from Jacksonville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James C.

Hig gins are spending some time in Jacksonville. Mrs. Higgins is recuperating from an operation performed Friday at the St. Vin cent's Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. John E. Ander son, 864 E. 20 St. announce the birth of a daughter, Leslie Fran ces, Oct.

18, at the Fernald Laugh-ton Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack-W. Livings of Altemonte Springs announce the birth of a daughter, Louise, Oct.

17, at the Fernald Laughton Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fitzpat-rick, 1320 Forrest Drive announce the birth of a son, Oct.

17, at the Fernald Laughton Hospital. Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs.

L. F. Boyle, Mrs. Hugh Whelchel and Mrs. Esther M.

Ridge left Sunday for Clayton, to spend a week in the Hill Cottage. S. F. C. Robert Reitz left Friday for Albuquerque, N.

where he is stationed. W. M. Thignen left Saturday for Atlanta to spend a week with ilr. and Mrs.

W. M. Thigpen Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

John Dragan of Parma, Ohio, are spending two weeks at the Montazuma Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Oakland, arrived Tuesday to spend 10 days at the Monta-xuma Hotel enroute to Miami. Mrs.

Flora Donnan of Fenni-more, has arrived to spend the winter at the Montazuma Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steele of Bradenton visited Boston Steele and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert F. Steele enroute to Lakeland. SSgt. William W. Hendricks of Camp Gordon, recently visited Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Grant-ban. Mrs.

O. L. Barks and son Thomas Jessup have returned home from Fernald-Laughton HospitaL Mrs. Miriam Russell has left for points in New Jersey to visit friends and relatives. Miss Nancy Robb has returned home from Orange Memorial Hospital, where she spent two weeks for medical treatment.

Mrs. Thomas R. Lawler and daughter Sheila Gail have returned home from the Orlando Air Base Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

T. O. Brown Jr. spent the day recently in Eustis with Mrs. C.

F. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. T.

O. Brown Jr. had as guests recently Mrs. R. K.

Harmon of Winter Haven and Mrs. T. O. Brown of Orlando. Orange City Mr.

and Mrs. John Mayer of Chicago are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton at their home in Minaki Heights Steve Schieble has returned from a vacation in New York Howard Youngken and Mrs. Lois Seabring of Henryville, arrived this week to visit Mr.

and Mrs. B. C. Gleason and family. Postmaster Howard Warner left this weekend to attend a postmasters convention in San Francisco.

The Fred Ashtons, with Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer of Chicago, guests of Mr. and Mrs. -Henry Simpson of Geneva at the meeting of the Geneva Garden Club Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Cota of Warden, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Campbell, be-fore going to DeLand to spend the winter.

Mr. and Mrs. W. and SMrs. H.

Conell of Windsor, Conn. have been recent guests of Mr. "and Mrs. A. R.

Steinmeyer. Mrs. Harriett James has re- turned from Vermont where she "visited relatives. Miss Helen Gill of Coral Gables spent a few days here with her sister Mrs. T.

C. Mittchell. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Martin -and Mrs.

Margaret Gray and "daughter of Trenton, N. spent a few days here recently visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Florence McKinley has returned from visiting in Detroit. Mrs.

Ethel Lockwood arrived -recently from Scroon Lake, N. to spend the winter at the William Bachus home here. Mr. and Mrs. Donald G.

Lein felder are announcing the birth of a son, Donald George at the Nolwalk, Conn, hospital. Mr. and. Mrs. Leinfelder spent one winter here with hi parents, Mr.

Roccr president of th Chamber of Comrr.crce has ap-! pointed a committee to further the proposed Sanford Titusville Canal with the aim of having added locks which ould bring this city into the cana! link, Army engineers considering cor.s'.ruction of a canal from the Ft. Johns Kjvcr nezr Sanford up-' stream and through the divide to the Intercostal Waterway in ithe Indian River mar Titusville. The local commitiee will pro- 1e an od hookin? this city up 1Kks from a ncar Mims, north to Turnbull Bay north of the New Smyrna city limits. Williams said such a water way would facilitate drainage the Samsula back areis during heavy rains, and make Hie rich area suitable al.o for cjJtus growing in what is largely now a truck farming community. Z.

B. Ellison hads the com-) mittee which includes E. E. JleilSy, George I. Ful3erUn.

Gerson, J. A. Sapp and P. E. Watson.

Members plan attending meetings cf the Seminole County Chamber in Sanford to lend uhatcxer aid possible and to keep the local committee informed of developments. Smyrna Again Seeking Club NEW SMYRNA BEACH An 'old pitch has received new We, vomnivur mic iu luir i Chicaco White Sox farm team 1 City lor kprmS Training. J' Cozen Vae been Maned w.th Joha D. Itigney, minor league farm t.rn- uns i indud' lh' Joc.al hfnl if'asebaU Held, in locker room. gymnasiurn.

1 V- rr a i receptive to the idea. Cozens aicf. and, 1 CU4C ULW The White Sox, Cozenf said, JVi JIJTU JllJU '-XI Hut 1 Civ A in lofaUng four of the farm af- cept the t. corn. hw- the Srayrni Hotel Sn.

J. in rouse me team execunves, and feed the team at reduced rates in the hotel dining room. Special Grower Session Today DELAND Vegetable grower will hold a Fpecial question and answer meeting on their of production, new pesticides, fertilizers, and new varieties, at the Samsula S. N. P.

J. Lodge Hall, today at 2 p. m. All Volusia county growers are invited to quiz the panel of ex- Irom ine nai "penment Mation. tne U.

S. Department or Agriculture and the Florida Agricultural Extension Service. Acting County Agent T. R. Townsend says there will be no long speeches but on the spot answers will be provided for the questions askr-d of the paneL Scavenger Hunt.

Dance Planned KISSIMMEE A Halloween drinks will be on Bale. rnrcs win awaroea tor cu- fercnt tvpes of costumes. Mrs. Hufus Suhl and Mrs. Merle Pat rick are co-chairman and chaper-ories will be members of the High School T-TA.

Card Party Set By Altar Society LEESRLT.G Mrs. II. T. Croulett will le hostess at her i in X'alaKsi 4. ir 4 Vta IflAr.

v- a. I r.r i j. n-Miint ui wui ctr Knca and individual table prizes will be awarded. A targe of TA tents per person will be made with prfceeds to towards the fund for frp.xial projects. itneir own caids.

October 13 was the opening day for registration and books will remain open until midnight Nov. 27, 1953, allowing for the 10 days prior to the elections which will be held on Monday, Dec. 7. Burris stated that the books have been placed in the Industries for the convenience of residents who have not yet become electors. To qualify, a prospective elector must have been a resident of the town for at least six months next preceding the election and be over 21 years of age.

Burris also stated that the books will be brought to any resident who may be unable to come to the clerk's office if notice is given either by mail or telephone. A special council meeting will be held seven days prior to the elections to purge the books of names of persons who may be ineligible to cast a ballot in the coming elections. Candidates have until midnight Nov. 27 to qualify. The office of mayor, town clerk, marshal and two council seats Will be vacant.

P-TA Budget Survey Set LEESBURG Leesburg High School teachers will be canvassed by directors of the Parent-Teacher Assn. to determine their most urgent needs before the budget for 1933-54 is completed. Directors Monday night approved a tentative budget calling for the expenditure of $700. Included among the items are $165, administration visual education; $100. cafeteria: $112, materials to build cabinets for the storage of home economic girls' materials.

It was announced there is now $441 in the treasury. Plans for magazine subscription sales in November and March were discussed. The P-TA made $700 from subscriptions last year. P-TA Program Slated Noy. 4 KISSIMMEE Mrs.

Milton Schatzman. president of the Osceola County P-TA, has announced the program for the county study group which will be conducted at Kissimmee Youth Center Nov. 4 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The State Plans of P-TA Work will he the subject and those who attended the P-TA Institute in Gainesville last June will participate in conducting the study.

They are Mrs. Schatzman, Nar-coosee; Mrs. Martha Younz, A. C. Payne, St.

Cloud; Mrs. E. E. McGonigal and Mrs. William Colgate of Kissimmee.

A film will be shown during the afternoon and Superintendent of Public Instruction J. C. Tyson will address the group. Lunch will be served for a nominal charge. A.

S. Clark Heads Carnival Group EUSTIS A. S. Clark is again general chairman of the annual P-TA Halloween Carnival to be held Saturday Oct. 31, at the Football Field of the Eustis High School, beginning with a costume parade at 6 p.

m. There will be four groups in the parade, pre school, first to third grades, fourth to sixth grades and seventh to twelvth grades with three prizes to be given in each group. Mrs. Howell Reddick is parade ohairman anH trill ho hv 1 i i i j. Rumpf.

Ed Wirfs, Dennis Lennon, rranK tognurn. jose nernanaez and K. C. Depew. Junior Gardeners Subject Of Talk I'M ATI! A Mrs FnfrnA Reaser of Orlando, junior chairman of the Fourth District Federation of Garden Clubs, spoke to the Umatilla Garden Club members Monday at the Community Center.

Her subject was Working with Junior Gardners. Mrs. L. F. Douglas, president of the Umatilla Garden Club presided.

Mrs. W. E. Johns and Mrs. E.

W. McTureous were hostesses for the afternoon. Circus Planned WINTER HAVEN The Board of directors of the Winter Haven Lions Club, meeting at the home of W. E. Coker last week, discussed plans for sponsoring a circus here sometime during November.

I I 1 i Central Florida Records of Eastern star. lucKer said tne wo-u be a to-Morv structure vh-n completed, modern in every re Pct and a rcdat to the City of uiuuju. me ouucing joi ss im fcCt dCCD Snd has a Tltnt. mumues. me building jot ss Iw I 3 nans were now studied by memters of his committee as to what tvne of siruotur ho! most suitable and said an esti-i of fhe h-im- -i The F.

and A.M. Lodge 02 wasl chartered with offices a Wild- in 1886 and ducting their meetings in rented quaners. Six Qualify In School Race DELAND Fred Lynch, ta-i cumbent school trustee from New Cmi-t-n Rt, Vi MU.UJ.U lc- Mon the deadline Monday, bringing the total candi- dates UP to SIX. Tun nlhor irtrnmhonte are in tile race Horace Riecle of n. tona Bch and John Duke Ward of DeLand.

The newcomers on th ballot include Mrs. Irene Broder son. DeLand, running in Ward's district: Mrs. Ethel K. Waite.

Holly Hill, and R. E. Carlton ofi Tort Orange. The election is scheduled for Nov. 3, and only freeholders are eligible to vote.

Sunday School Event Planned LEESBURG Kivraoians win participate in National Kid Wetkl VT.Krfca'.l raW rllir'K Vi.t 1 1 wu tjuuuai i Lake Mary Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jordan, who spent the summer in Swannanoa, N.

have returned for the winter. Miss Marian Kerns of Engl-wood, was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Kerns. Mrs. Walter G. Shields has returned from a visit in Ocala. Fred Elledge of Tuscaloosa, was a recent guest of Mr.

and Mrs. D. N. Cartledge. K.

H. Gerlach is vacationing in Joliet, HI. Mrs. B. Holmes and children spent the weekend in Hazelhurst, Ga.

Mr. and Mrs. John Flinton of Orangeburg. S. were recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee A. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs.

T. H. Bullington of Birmingham, have arrived in Lake Wales to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs.

William Wilson and daughter, of Tiger, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Watrous.

Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wynn and children of Brooksville were week end guests of Mrs. N. C.

Penning ton. Miss Joan Larned Spent the weekend at Madeira Beach, as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greeley. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles R. Cunningham of Delphi, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fisher.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scherer and son, of Eagles Mere, have arrived in Lake Wales to spend the winter. Eustis Richard Andrews, who is stationed at the U. S.

Coast Guard Station in Miami, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. an.d Mrs. H. V. Andrews.

Miss Donna Jean Bennett of West Palm Beach has returned to her home in Eustis. Miss Barbara Schrieffer of Orlando, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II.

Schrieffer the past weekend. Mrs. H. C. Cutting of New York City was a recent house guest of Mrs.

Selma Pearce. After visiting other parts of Florida Mrs. Cutting will return to Eustis. St. Cloud John E.

Phillips Is a patient at the Orange Memorial Hospital where he underwent surgery Wednesday. Condition of Mrs. Agnes Rhodes and Mrs. W. E.

Price, patients at the Florida Sanitarium, is improving. C. Iwata. landscape gardner and artist, of St. Cloud, was sworn in at the U.

S. District Court in Tampa Sept. 28. and became an American citizen. Iwata, who has made his home in St.

Cloud for many years, is of Japanese ancestry. Lake Monro Mrs. J. B. Stapler and son Clark have just returned from Falls Church, where they visited Maj.

and Mrs. Glenn Go-vocek and sons. Mrs. Macel Bowlin and daughter have returned from Ft. Lauderdale and Miami where she has been visiting relatives.

and E. Wood to E. O. Edwards for $90. xf M.t u.u jiuii- vva -f-v 1st 4 Cnntk i TO carroTect6 Citv Mcr.

LeVeille said he pects to be ready to submit bids to audit by early next month. John P. to 3. Corr. -U MISCELLANEOUS Imk ttioi A.

i in H. Kill. Atbuavit. Strmln and Mwri. Inc to Buma Drue cunn.nch.rn to Mrco.

po.er oi Attorney fore. Cond. Contract al. Amim of Pruoennai Insurance Co. to Da a Ploan et ux.

Par Release of Deed Edward a pedant to Fir.t xniniui Vui. Bank of Mount Dora. Chanel Fmrida. 6ub. Aareeirent Kium o.

10 Ci Bethel Bagwell to Firt National Bar.k of Mount Dora. Chattel. Roberat 8 Alderman et ux to Firat Ka'ional Bank of Mount Dora. Chanel Texaa Co. to Fred E.

Caralic el ux. Lease J. W. Inc to Central Say-tne Bank. Avicn.

of Xfort. Mae Scr.iorou(h to Albert C. Eaaver et ux Judament Hrt Feoeral Leefhuta to Andrew Talmartx Bieaall et ux. Partial Reieae of Mortaaee. Oliver.

AUidavii O) et ux to Penn. et ux. Chattel. Ray Hultch et al to Raymond O. Maix et ux.

Chattel Cltru Grower to LesU P. Walla et ux. Sat. Crop Uen. Seminole County MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Clyde O.

Tempers. 30. Pa and lUimah M. Womivinx. Pa.

DIVORCES PILED Rosalee John Cope. Paul H. Emocene L. SUITS PILED Fred W. ra W.

T. et at. quiet tn In re adoption of 8 "b- ton. iRuior. by Biil B.

G.ecn. her -ej-farer FnipIoer Axurar-e Co-. Ltd B-are et Tix. 1aT 2M St .1 Vm mm WmW aopii-arjon Pali. Volusia County DIVORCE SUITS PILED Hen Iu va Frank Lea Peter B'ltran a BeMran.

Ferrara ye Pettimto Ferrara. Louis S'aur va Ettelie Staur. SUIT TO QOICT TITLE I.e'er Babrork and Eln Spenrey Babrorx hi jowpb Hltarnman as f.c. quiet tli. MOATOACE FOwCCLOSUAE Frsr.ru Via.l.

a widow, r' aU Cather.ne Mannlr.i Devine. y.r Soreri. Osceola County DEEDS Grace Feiifle to Robert Levi Noseworthy. el nx to Tracker Trie Shaker land Co. of to Orble J.

Pettera. et ux. led Ellt Mlckler. et as to The First Federal Savtnas and Iws An Nancy Zessler. et al to Z.

T. Etard- ner. SATISFACTIONS Como A Monell." et ux to ChitW Vatisrsn. el ux. MISCELLANEOUS of Harrv A Mtt Ordr Edtth Ar.se,, a ciemeo ArUiur Gera.il Ctemesu.

Mim A aittllUli plans reported at vesterdav si Lake County DttOS Aivln H. man el ux. ft ax ts Lnrls Spark wu. Merrill. WIHlam H.

Merrill to Herbert Thorn- ley ei ux Herbert Thomy et ux to First S'ato Bank. Prar.k Praka et ux to D. D. Plllln-rame et ux. Frank Drake et nx to R.

H. al. Howard O. Oamble to Charla Mln- fonet. Howard O.

Oambie to Cheater-Stonier Shoemaker et ux. Howard O. Gamoie et us to Harry Book et ux Maude T. Soper to Orax Pebone et ux Bar Hulturh et ux to Bernard W. V-Cot.

Elton Bjsh et ux to L. HarreU Da-den et ux. W. H. Vet nor to M.

McPheraon et ox. Joe MrMiKan et ux to Time Finance Service. Walter L. Mertx et ux to fladla L. Drake et al.

Eus' In P.ea:ty Co. to Grady Alber-on et ut E. Jay 1 lineman et ux to C. W. Turn-lln et ux.

Everei' Oartnn Clement et ux to Chsrie C. OoffneT et u. Alexander Tlrihal! et ux to Chaslea O. William el M.iry Bell to Walter. Inc A.Ired P.

Berry to Wrkhrlmlna Berry Iine Oak Cemetery to Troy McLean. Gertrude Monroe to Lottie Ann Hilton. Andrew Talmadce Btegall et ux to Ernest Beauford Fletcher et ux to Francis A. Alt et ux Wiiilam Pent! et nx to R. Stall mc et ux "nV C.

L. F'he-lriee to Annie O-lwie -V r' Milton Home. ByrJ et ux to Henrietta Herman Kwanka et al to Karl Roof et ux State of Florida to Edward et ux onniv cnairer to aii.nreo Ma-n Dorla Norton Morn et xir to Ivan F. Park et al Acqutlla Const ruction Co. to Da-.

Id H. Littleton. MONTOACES Myron J. Powell et ux to W. et ux.

C. Hooten et ux to Peoples S'ate Bank. Oroveland Franru A Alt et ux to Pint Federal Of Lee.hury Albert Oliyer et ux to First Federal of Leesburc SATISFACTIONS John Kauffman to W. A Skinner et ux. J.

Trlmby at ux to WUilam B. Hail et ux. First National Bank of Mount Dors to V. H. Shipley et ux.

First National Bank of Mount Dor A to F.dward A. Reddltt. Ftrjt Federal Savtnas Fuitls to Al- rreo e. Ampler et ux. rv.r.

vo et Slate Loan Co. to Samuel Moore et The Stat Bnk of Apnpka to Leslie Waite et ux Anton T.ridr to Herman Kaanka. First Federal Savins and Loan U. Hioet at us. I I i I meeting by Car! Smith.

ca'enser nuni sna cance wia oe Smith said members are urged ivcn at the Youth Center Oct. to take a child other than their 31 ginning at 8 p.m. and will own to church. 1 sponsored by the Osceola Dow Geiger and Vincent FecbJ Hich shooJ TA-tel. local high school -There will be no entrance reported to the club yesterday charC 1 mall fine will be the recent convention of Ki warns imposed on those who fail to Kev Clubs wear festive costume.

Food Dunns yesterday mertnr, R. G. Teese. Inrai w- a inducted into the club. West Orange Gets Postal Sub-Station WINTER GARDEN A rural mail sub-station has been granted the Harlem Height settlement through the Winter Garden Tost Office.

This is the first sub station fft Imp Oahli4hAi1 in thjc sra and it was established bcaue I Tarty by of the large number of transient! Str hih, workers quartered there during! held od.iv from 2 untA the citrus season. I130 m- Mrs- n- nterort Harlem Heights settlement Uani Mrs yir ct2cl nrt co hostesses. 1 i 4 Supper Set Tonight LEESBURG A familv nicht covered dish supper Mill be trld I st Morrison Memorial Methodist I A' IX cordially invited lO attend..