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Spend a Summer in St. Petersburg ST. PETERSBURG TIMES, SUNDAY. APRIL 6. 1941 FIFTEEN New Owner For Spring Comfort Beaches Do '1tVT Charity Work Girl Writers, Touring U.

Enjoy Vacation at Beach St. Petersburg's Gulf Beaches Beach Personals Dr. end Mrs. J. E.

Davis have arrived from Martins Ferry, to spend a vacation at Pink-ham's Hawaiian cottages, South Madeira Beach. Mrs. H. G. Wells of Melbourne Beach and Connecticut arrived last week at Pinkham's Hawaiian cabins to attend the Festival of States.

Mr. and Mri. A. L. Hume, Atlanta, are occupying one of the Greenlawn apartments, Sunshine Beach, for a spring vacation.

MaJ. and Mrs. John Dabney and son, Grice, have returned to Fort Benning, after a vacation at Greenlawn apartments, Sunshine Beach. during the 1941 winter season, turning playtime Into hours of work for Great Britain and the county's needy. -Ill MM.

Pass-a-Qrille womans club completed about 350 garments for Council Plans Lot Purchase Possibility of purchasing a lot for a new town hall will be investigated bv a special committee appointed last week during a meeting of the Sunshine Beach town council. Council meetings now are held at the Sunshine Beach club, and are outgrowing accommodations. The committee consists of Mayor George' Young, Mrs. Fred Hunt, George Burke and Mr. Anderson, Council was informed that all connections have been completed for the 11 road lights ordered for the town, but that work has been stopped pending arrival of metal arms for the lights.

Officials present were Mayor Young, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Maude Jackson, Douglas Eubnnks, George Watson, Charlie 'Robinson and George Longhurst. Telephone Group Enjoys Supper Britatns children. Mrs.

D. H. Havens supervised the sewing and 1 1 4 LI Miss Ann Webster was in charge of knitting. Bundles for Britain were collected by Mrs. Ethel B.

McPher-son at Pass-a-Grille, and the Indian Rocks Bundles for Britain Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kittinger have arrived from Akron, to vacation at Mayor George Young's hi group sponsored many large enter apartment.

Sunshine Beach. tainments for the cause. Mrs. Alice Kain, chairman of Gulf Beach Lions gave a Yule- tide party for needy county children distributing toys to about 300 youngsters. Yesterday they sponsored a giant beach outing tit, the Pass-a-Grille Woman's club Junior dramatic department, is ill at her Pass-a-Grille home.

Mr, and Mrs. Carl Richey have returned to their home in Norris. after an extended visit at the Greenlawn apartments, Sun 7, turn shine Beach. serving refreshments to nearly 500 county children, and providing a program of games and a beach parade of festival floats. Beach Section Miss Jean Anderson, sister of Mrs.

George Young, has returned to her home in Chicago after a three weeks' visit with Mai. I Thursday's cloudburst failed to dampen outing spirits of the Retired Telephone Employe's association, which met for a covered dish supper at the Sunshine Beach club. Hostess was Mrs. L. L.

Eldred. Those who registered out of an attendance of approximately HO iifAf TVfv. o.isJ Mfa tp George Young and Mrs. Young at It Is Improved Visitors to the Bellevista Beach Sunshine Beach. The Youngs and Miss Anderson spent Inst weekend at Miami.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tlsken, section next season may have a difficult time recognizing their bride and groom who have been visiting at the Tisken cottage, old hauntu inasmuch as a large Sunshine Beach, have returned to For pure beach comfort on a warm spring day Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.

Gauthier choose the grounds of their beautiful Redlng-ton Beach home with a snow white flamingo in attendance. The Gautliicrs, ncwlyweds, plan to spend winter and spring season at the Gulf Beaches. N. A. Stllwcll (above) is the new owner of Bill Hay's Treasure Island casino, one of the their home in Detroit.

scale program of modernizing and improving now is well underway and will be completed before next luarsnau uipscomo, who Mas best known and oldest restau winter. been seriously ill, is recuperating at his St. Petersburg Bench home. The development program in yyiv viiw itii a. 111- Berty.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lee, Mr.

and Mrs. V. N. Grccg, Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lavington, Mr.

and Mrs. A. F. Seaman, Mrs. Sunderland, Mr.

and Mrs. J. King Wright. School Plans Egq Hunt An Easter egg hunt will be the highlight this week at the Sunny Hours Beach school, Pass-a- cludes street paving, installation of a street lighting system, con struction of street surface drains, Mr, and Mrs. G.

L. Bard and Mr, and Mrs. A. Teran, New York city, hnve been vacationing at the Towers apartments, Don Ce-Sar place. Dr.

and Mrs. G. Crawford, Birmingham, and Dr. and Mrs. H.

McBride, Portland, have returned to the E. McBride cottage, Sunshine Beach, for a short vacation. Mrs. C. J.

Kenningcr. Cleveland. Is visiting her brother, "Red" Nelson, at the Dixie cottage, rants at the gulf beaches. A former resident of Chicago, he intends to live at the beach permanently. The establishment will be known as a beach grill and will he operated along the same policies introduced by the late Bill Hays, who bequeathed it to his son, Reed, S'ilwell, who is an experienced restaurant operator, will also manage the property.

landscaping and lot clearance. Work is now proceeding and should be completed within a short time, Keeping pace with this ambitious program Is new building in the section which now sums up to two, two-bedroom homes, one Grille, under the supervision of three-bedrom dwelling and a Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kaufhold. New pupils are Mickey Schuster, St.

Petersburg Beach, and Marie Gallopini, Jamaica, L. I. five-room, two-story Colonial mansion, all under 'construction. Bellevista Beach building is at the highest peak in the section's history. The new houses are of masonry WonotR-Un 1 1 VAUGHN PLATZER "We practically manufacture the incidents we recount," said Vaughn, "because we literally 332-334 Central five.

Central aT 4 St.l 4 St. Petersburg. Fla.r construction featuring up-to-date heating equipment, steel kitchen 1h- I b. -k 4 -i- bTI cabinets, tile roofs, full tile baths, oak floors, all cedar lined closets, large living rooms with fireplaces and spacious porches. Maynard Inc.

and R. J. HosecK are tne builders, and William S. McVlcar is the owner. Homes recently completed and FURNITURE sold in the development are owned by Charles Whitworth, Robert McNamara, Guy Oezle and Marty Moore.

School to Build Small Parade All classes of the Pass-a-Grille Elementary school will compete We Invite I this week in a miniature float C'owiHr parade. Children will construct MAROLYN PLUMMER By LORNA CARROLL If you don't believe the world is full of many things, "of shoes and ships and sealing wax, of cabbages and kings," ask these young writers, Marolyn Plummer and Vaughn Platzer, whose column, "Of Cabbages and Kings," appears in more than 25 newspapers throughout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio. On thc-ir tour of the United States, they have stopped for a breath of salt air at Lido Beach, and for Festival of States material for their future columns. There is nothing trite or ordinary about these young women, whose careers as artists and writers send them to the four corners of the United States. Interviewed, they act as each other's press agents.

Says blond and blue-eyed Marolyn, "Vaughn's the business brains of this set-up. She is a marvel at making bills and budgets meet." Spv -nib-im-haired. brown-eyed Vaughn, "Marolyn's the artistic half of our combination. She's a free lance designer of a orts clothes, an accomplished dancer, a coming novelist with a best seller already tucked in the corner of her mind." The girls base their activities in New York city, where they move in a glamorous circle of movie and staee authors and painters. From this stimulating atmosphere they gather much material for their column.

Two years ago, after an almost (lifelong friendship, they decided to introduce "Of Cabbages and Kings," First papers to publish their copy were the McKean County Democrat and the Mount Jewett Echo. the floats and workmanship will be Judged for its beauty and and figuratively stir up our own tempest. Traveling west last year we ran into a sand storm, a dust storm, a hurricane and a flood. They made exciting reading material. We have lived In practically every large city in the United States and have wrung them dry for copy." Vaughn, as explained by Marolyn, Is a member of the Victor McLaglen light horse troop, whicli means she's tops in horsemanship.

Marolyn, according to Vaughn, Is an able cartoonist with a mind as scintillating as a Fourth of July sparkler. One learns also that Vaughn's deepest Interest is her young son, Donald, age 11, who attends Oakland Military academy in New Jersey; that she is taking a course in flying; will study airplane mechanics upon her return to New York city, and that her ambition is to make enough money to retire and raise saddle horses on a southern California ranch. Marolyn's unguarded secret Is her unpublished book of poems and her desire to become a really fine novelist. In short, the girls declare they are trying to slip in the back door of journalism, but judging from their accomplishments they already have entered via a wide-open front entrance, over a doormat spelling "Welcome." Mrs. Allen Berni with her small son is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Miller, at originality. Who Originated the Wood Purse? Parents club will meet April 8 in the school building with Mrs.

L. L. McMasters as hostess. Bobby Sutton was enrolled last week in the first grade. Beach work and studies under the outdoor shelters marked the opening of the spring session.

Woman's Club To Install Installation of the Pass-a-Grille Woman's club new officers will The Robert Lewis Gift ond Art Stores of this city, now selling Wood Purses for about three years, believe that the Public has a right to know the Facts in regard to certain claims being made in Ads appearing in this City. These Ads set forth certain statements with respect to an ALLEGED Original Wood Purse. In accordance with our well established custom we here give the Public the facts: Here are some very interesting facts Wood Purses and Wood Bags, in numerous styles, shapes and sixes, have been made in both Europe and America for many years. Do not be misled by those who would have you believe that they make or have for sale "the original wood THIS SUITE IS AN EXAMPLE OF PAUL DAVIS QUALITY Lovely flowing lines murk this Georgian Suite with its Channel backs. Carved Mahogany I'r'atne Davenport is SI inches wide.

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