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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 44

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Miami Herald 4-0 Friday, July 5, 1963 Kennedy Invites Miamian Clubwomen Gather For 'Rights' Talk By ENA NAUNTON Herald Club Editor Kennedy When discusses President civil John rights F. Altar-ations Tuesday at the White House with about 250 clubwomen from all over the U.S., Mrs. Croson-Grafton Sidney Lewis, of 3140 SW Patricia Antoinette Graf13th St. will ton and Franklin Brown be there. Croson were married ThursA national day in her parents' home.

board member Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of the Nation- Joseph R. Grafton, 6395 al Council of Moss Ranch the bride is Jewish Wom- a graduate of Coral Gables en, Mrs. Lew- High School and attends the Mrs.

is has received University of Florida. Lewis a wire, signed Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joby the president, inviting her seph M. Croson, Orlando, the to discuss "those aspects of bridegroom is a graduate of Edgewater High School and the nation's civil rights probthe University of Florida.

lems in which our women's After a tour of the West organizations can play a spe- and Canada, the couple will cial role." live in Gainesville. The President added "this matter merits serious and immediate attention." The meeting will be at 4 p.m. in the east room of the White House. No announcement has been made that any other Miamian will be present at the meeting which, Mrs. Lewis said, "will be similar to a presidential press conference." Former president of Greater Miami Section of NCJW (1960-62) and a linguist whose first work with Council after World War II, was in resettlement of Jews from European displaced person camps, Mrs.

Lewis believes "education is the answer" to the integration problem. A graduate of Northwestern University, with a degree in secondary education, she believes a "crash program in education" is necessary, concentrating on Negro teachers. "Our colored teachers have not had as good education as our white teachers," said Mrs. Lewis. She said the program' should be conducted on the federal level "the states don't have equal funds." "Summer term, Christmas vacation, anything they can do to equalize the educational level of colored teachers and integrate them into the regular classrooms," is Mrs.

Lewis's program idea. Women's organizations could move in with "volunteers to have classes to bring up the educational and cultural standards and experience of the underprivileged classes white or colored," she said. At the March national convention in Minneapolis, when Mrs. Lewis was elected to the national, board, the NCJW adopted an "equal opportunity for youth" program, which Greater Miami section will implement next January with a "school for community action," inviting local experts in education and industry to speak on current problems. Heading for Washington Monday, and planning to stay several days, Mrs.

Lewis is briefing herself for the integration discussion. Cookbook For Teens Is Updated BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS JUNIOR COOK BOOK, Revised Edition, Meredith Publishing New York, 78 pages. This handsome new version of a cookbook for preteens and teens is full of the kinds of recipes youngsters like to make: rich milk shakes, fudge, walnut panocha. Better still there are recipes for hamburgers, oven fried chicken-all the things Mom wishes the youngsters WOULD cook. Directions are clear as a bell, each step being illustrated with sketches.

Pictures of the final products are included with most recipes. And the recipes range from almost rediculously simple to moderately difficult. The book gives many variations plus ideas for complete meals and how to serve them. Starch the Hem To give a perky look to baby dresses, use extra starch at the hems. Mrs.

Dubois-Youlden Janet Georgette Youlden and Ronald Philip Dubois were married Thursday in Immaculate Conception Church in Hialeah. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Youlden, 5950 NW 110th Mrs.

Mrs. Dubois Hogarth Hialeah. She is a graduate of Hialeah High School. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Dubois, 265 W. 53rd Hialeah. He is a graduate of Hialeah High School and attended Miami Dade Junior College. After a honeymoon in Miami Beach, the couple will live in Hialeah. Hogarth-Lutz in Dixie Lee Lutz and William Robert Hogarth were married Thursday in St.

Timothy Lutheran Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jeanette Lee Lutz, 2000 Island and the late Leo Lutz. She is a graduate of a Miami business college and attended the University of Georgia in Athens. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. William O. Hogarth, 2521 SW 14th St. 'Grandma' Knits Fashion Whimsies By BEVERLEY WILSON Herald Fashion Editor A South Miami grandmother, housewife and clubwoman with time on her hands took up knitting and crocheting. But the results don't exactly resemble the afghans and antimacassars grandmas used to And neither does stunning Grace Poliner look like an old style grandmother.

In her French like hand knitting boutique (informally dubbed Grace's Living Room by her friends) she likes to whip up whimsies such as hand-crocheted and jeweled umbrella covers. They come in bright color wools for day wear, glamorous gold and silver metallic yarns for evening, are inexpensive to buy. And speaking of umbrellas, why don't the designers of same recognize a potential customer when they see one the myriad ladies, usually older, who use their umbrellas on hot sunny days sitting at bus stops or strolling to the super-market? A gayly colored "parasol," heaped with floral trim or other bits of decor would certainly win them over from their drab equipment engineered for a rain storm only. Would you walk into a high-fashion dress salon and ask for "something that was designed by a Coty Award Controversy over the importance of the "Winnie" award, the garment industry's equivalent of Hollywood's Oscar, has been raging among New York's top design creators ever since three-time winner Norman Norell indicated what he thought of his by wrapping up his plaque and returning it to the committee. He accused the distinguished jury of fashion editors of not seeing all the Small Wedding's Right for Widow DEAR AMY VANDERBILT: I am a widow of 35, with daughters 15 and 9.

My husband-to-be wants me to have a big wedding. He is thinking of best friends for maid of honor and best man, my older daughter and his boy cousin (also 15) as bridesmaid and usher. Then my nineyear-old daughter and his four-year-old girl as flower girls. My girl friend tells me we will be laughed at; others say it is up to us. What do you think? P.R.

Mrs. Johnson Names He is a graduate of Miami High School and Auburn University in Alabama. He is a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. After a trip to Naples, the couple will live at 3088 SW 15th St. Johnson-Ramos Clara L.

Ramos and Robert P. Johnson were married Thursday in St. John the Apostle Catholic Church. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Juan E. Ramos, 339 E. 62nd Hialeah, the bride is a graduate of Miami Jackson High School. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred J. Johnson, 952 E. 31st Hialeah, is a graduate of Archbishop Curley High School. He attended Miami Dade Junior College. After a trip to Nassau, the couple will live in Hialeah.

I know you should not have a wedding like this. You should have a small weding witnessed only by very close friends and members of the family. You may have a big reception if you Have only one attendant each. Please refer to the section on second marriage in my book (in your library). DEAR AMY VANDERBILT: How would I word a personal note to a physician? The note is pertaining to a bill which should have been paid all at once, but was done so monthly.

Something like this is what I have in mind to enclose with the last payment: 'Thank you for being SO kind and patient. This monthly payment process just could not be Thank you for your advice. G. A. This is quite all right.

It is far better to pay what you FOR HOME DELIVERY OF THE MIAMI HERALD PHONE TODAY DADE INDIAN RIVER From Golden Beach, Ojus Carol Vero Beach rural routes City south to Howard, Perrine, Cute JO 2-5985 ler Ridge, So. Miami Heights, Rock- Wabasso Sebastian dale Richmond Heights or JO 2-5985 350-2333 BREVARD Redlands, Princeton, Goulds, Melbourne, Eau Gallie, Melbourne ranja, Leisure City, Homestead Beach, Palm Bay, Malabar, Grant Florida City CI 7-7317 Micco and from Patrick Air Force Base south to Eau Gallie AL 4-2851 BROWARD Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Merritt Island Rockledge NE 6-4044 Hallandale, Hollywood, W. Holly. wood Dania WA 2-2611 Titusville 267-6151 Ft. Lauderdale, Davie, Wilton Manors, Oakland Park Lauderdale- VOLUSIA By- The-Sea JA 3-7346 DAYTONA BEACH CL 3-1277 Pompano, Pompano Beach, Hillsboro Beach, Margate Deerfield Beach New Smryna GA 8-8124 WH1-1439 WEST COAST PALM BEACH Lake Placid HO 5-3751 Boca Raton Bradenton 743-1901 CR 8-3288 Delray Beach CR 8-3288 OX 5-3184 Everglades Boynton Beach DIAL 7 CR 8-3288 Fort Myers ED 4-1652 Lake Worth Lantana Bonita Springs WY 2-3352 JU 2-4206 LeHigh Acres EM 8-5221 W.

Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Palm Naples MI 2-2075 Beach Shores, Riviera Beach, Green- Port Charlotte NA 5-6357 acres, N. Palm Beach Village, Lake Punta Gorda NA 5-6357 Park Jupiter TE 3-2568 Sarasota 355-6832 Oleechobee RO 3-4151 488-3089 Venice Moore Haven WH 6-2441 Clewiston YU 3-1634 FLORIDA KEYS South Bay 924-7507 Key Largo, Tavernier 852-5214 Belle Glade 924-7507 Plantation Key to Lower Matecumbe 924-7507 MARTIN KEY LARGO 546-4471 Long Key to Marathon Shores Hoke Sound 743-5337 Stuart 287-4295 Marathon 743-6478 Jensen Beach OR 287-3363 Key West CY 4-4683 Big Pine to Big Coppitt Key 745-3466 ST. LUCIE Key Largo 852-5815 Ft. Pierce 464-0828 Islamorada 852-5214 Fashions About Jour Beverley Wilson collections they voted on this year. (They gave the Winnie to swimwear designer Rudi Gernreich, espouser of the wool-knit maillot.) "I've never gone overboard on a designer just because he won a Coty Winnie.

My customers never even mention it," sniffed one important Florida retail store buyer. Where should a man wear an ornamental tie-tac near the bottom to anchor the tie against flapping, or up close to the knot where it will show when his cont is buttoned? Men's fashion writer Harry Juster takes you firmly out of this agonizing quandry. It at approximately shirt butbelongs, ton down, he maintains. Games Party Tonight at 8 Miami Chapter No. 16, American War Mothers, will have a games party at 8 tonight in the Friendship Room of First Federal Savings and Loan 8380 NE Second Ave.

The public is invited. 564 HIALEAH DR. BLUE RIBBON STEAK SPECIAL WEEK END SPECIALS 5 5 lbs. lbs. Short Sirloin Steaks Steaks STORE HOURS: LOCK'S 5 5 lbs.

lbs. Round T-Bone Steaks Steaks 25 LES. (54th ST. MIAMI) FOR FRI. A.M.-9 P.M.

5 lbs, Ground Steak GOV'T. INSP. BEEF JEE T-BONE STEAKS SAT. 8 A.M.-7 P.M. CO.

WEEK-END Branded Blue Ribbon Beef 10 Lbs. For HOME FREEZER MARKET GROUND ROUND $5.99 SPECIAL LOIN LAMB CHOPS 3 lb. SIRLOIN ROASTS GRADE A GA. STREAK of LEAN GENUINE CALF LIVER 2 lbs. T-BONE STEAKS FRYING CHICKEN BEEF HEARTS LEAN BEEF STEW lb.

lb. CUBE SIRLOIN STEAKS STEAKS LEGS BREASTS lIbs. Round Bone Roasts BLUE RIBBON STEAK SPECIAL 2 lbs. CTR. PORK CHOPS CHUCK ROASTS Lb.

Whole. Fryers 10 Lbs. T-Bone Steaks LES. For $5.99 Avg, LB. All Beef Bologna 10 Lbs.

Sirloin Steaks FOR Pork Ribs 10 Lbs. Round Steaks 50 SLAB BACON 10 Lbs. 10 lbs. Beef Tongues 10 Lbs. Short Ground Steaks Steaks $2795 Lean Sliced Boiled Ham lb.

Leg of Veal or Lamb FREEZER SPECIAL SIRLOIN ROASTS TURKEYS, LEGS 39 2 lbs. Pork Chops (Best) VEAL CUTLETS LB. With Meat Order Gr. 'A' Broad Breasted HOME FREEZER EYE TIP SPECIAL CUBED OF STEAKS ROUNDS LB. Ibs, T-BONE STEAKS PORK TENDERS GROUND Pork Butts LB.

Ibs. BEEF CUBES SIRLOIN STEAKS 99 MEAT 10 Lbs. $250 Veal Baby Pork Pockets Ribs 2 Ibs. lbs. SIRLOIN SIRLOIN GROUND STEAKS SIRLOIN ROUND STEAKS ROASTS 10 lbs.

Limit 10 Lbs. BEEF FILET FREEZER SPECIAL ROUND STEAKS 10 Ibs. DELMONICO STEAK $595 SIRLOIN STEAKS BOILED HAM 99 lb. ALL SIZES LOIN PORK CHOPS LB. 10 Lbs.

Cir. Pork Chops HOME MADE HOT OR SWEET FREE PAPER 10 Lbs. Round Ground Angus LOIN VEAL CHOPS 10 Lbs. T-Bone Steaks BEEF KIDNEYS Black Blue Ribbon Fancy Hinds of Beef Italian SAUSAGE 49 10 Lbs. Round Steaks PET FOOD 10 lbs.

29 SHORT STEAKS 10 Lbs, Sirloin Steaks ITALIAN SAUSAGE 10 lbs. CUT UP FREE lb. Shdr. Pork Chops Lamb Chops 3 lbs. 10 10 Lbs.

Lbs. Beef Short Stew Steaks Lean Canned Hygrade HAMS Lbs, Lb. FLORIDA 2-doz. Sliced Sliced Liver Bacon Ibs. 3 Link Sausage 10 10 Lbs.

Lbs. Pork Sirloin Roasts Roasts All Beef Wieners 10 LBS. FOR FRESH EGGS 3 Doz. Oleo Ground Pure Meat Lard 3 6 Ibs. 5 lbs.

Ibs. Pig's Sausage feet Mt. 10 100 Lbs. Calif, Lbs. Roasts $5595 Link Sausage $2.99 LARGE Ibs.

1 3 Ibs. Slab Bacon Amer, SMALL Bolo. Wieners 3 5 lbs. Neck Bones For All Beef Rib Stew Amy Vanderbilt can on a doctor's bill or any bill than to just let the bills come in. Never be embarrassed to discuss with the doctor just how you are going to pay for a course of treatment for an operation, diagnostic work or house calls.

It avoids the embarasrassment of "dunning" by the doctor's office. DEAR AMY VANDERBILT: What is the correct way to address birthday card, to little girls? I know little boys are 'Master' up to the age of 12 but have never seen anything about addressing mail to girls. I have in mind a one-year-old. M.F. A little boy is "Master" THROUGH the age of 12.

A little girl is "Miss" from the day she is born. ECONOMY STEAK SALES WEEK END MARKET 970 E. 25th STREET HIALEAH OX 1-6831 "N.W. 79th Opposite City Gas Co. RETAIL at WHOLESALE PRICES Sat.

8 A.M. 6 P.M. SHOP Friday 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. FREE PARKING IN THE REAR GOV'T.

INSP. BEEF ALL MEAT FRESH CUT NOT FROZEN HOME FREEZER BUYS FOR YOUR B-B-QUE Ground Sirloin, 2 lbs. 6 Pork Chops, 2 lbs. TOTAL 4 T-Bone or Club Steaks, 2 lbs. 4 T-Bone or Club, 2 lbs.

10 Lbs. Pork 2 lbs. TOTAL 4 Veal Cutlets, lb. 8 Chops, 10 Lbs. 2 Sirloin Steaks, 2 lbs.

lbs. 650 8 Veal Sirloin Chops, Steak, 2 2 lbs. lbs. $599 Sirloin Roast, 3 6 T-Bone or Club 8 Loin Lamb Chops, 2 lb. 10 TOTAL 2 Steaks Steaks Sirloin ......3 .4 Lbs.

Ibs. $650 8 2 Pork Round T-Bone Chops, Steaks, Steaks, 2 lb. 2 2 lb. lb. $5,99 Lb.

1 Round Steak 2 lbs, Ground Sirloin, 2 lb. 4 Cener Cut 10 LBS. FOR YOUR BBQ SPECIAL Pork Chops I lb. TOTAL Round Steaks-4 lbs. 40 CUBE STEAKS 10 lbs, 2 Sirloin Steaks-4 lbs.

$599 6 ROUND STEAK .0 lbs. 4 T-Bone Steaks-2 lbs. 6 S'LOIN CENTER STEAK CUT 10 lbs. 050 Ground Beef 3 lbs. 20 T-BONE or Frankfurters 10 lbs.

$2.99 STEAKS lbs. CLUB, 20 Steaks, Delmonico 10. Lbs. $750 SLICED IMPORTED BOILED HAM 17 Steaks, 10 Lbs. Porterhouse 4 lb.

B.B.Q. BEEF RIBS 2 2-lb. BACON MID. Sliced SALAMI $100 10 All FRANKS lbs. Beef $250 4 lb.

SLICED BACON 4 tb. LEAN BEEF STEW 10 ITALIAN LBS. $3.90 SAUSAGE lb. HOMEMADE SAUSAGE 5 lbs PET FOODS .....10 Lbs. $1.19 BABY SPARE RIBS LEG OF LAMB Mrs.

SUPERMARKET THRIFTY BE CASH OPEN THRIFTY MON. SAVING to 9 WISE thru IN P.M. SAT. EVERY 7 ECONOMIZE A.M. DEPT.

SUNDAY 7:30 A.M. 'til 6 P.M. 527 WASHINGTON MIAMI BEACH PRICES GOOD JULY 5th thru JULY 7th PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN OUR LOT ACROSS THE STREET ALL MEATS TOP WESTERN U.S. PRIME OR CHOICE U.S. PRIME U.S.

CHOICE CHUCK ROAST LB. DELMONICO STEAK U.S. PRIME LB. BREAST DECKEL 49 LB. U.S.

CHOICE NEW YORK STRIP STEAK U.S. CHOICE WHOLE BREAST OF VEAL OR HALF LB. FRESH PARAMOUNT FLORIDA SNAPPER LB. 2 STRAWBERRY PRESERVE FRESH CAUGHT 12 oz. JAR WHITEFISH LB.

19 FRESH LARGE FLUKE LB. CHICKEN OF SEA SOLID WHITE MEAT TUNA TOMATO CATCHUP MARGO 14-OZ. BTL. SEAHORSE Borscht BORDEN'S GRADE AA COTTAGE 2 LBS. CHEESE BUTTER FOUNTAIN www CHEESE CLEARFIELD 2 LOAF lbs.

39 AUNT JEMIMA WAFFLES PKG. OF HOME 12 ICE CREAM LIBBY'S LEMONADE 12-OZ. PINT CAN MILD BELLY POTATO SALAD LOX HOME MADE OR COLE SLAW FANCY STURGEON LB. MIDGET AMERICAN SALAMI KOSHER EACH GEORGIA U.S. WHITE 3 LBS, POTATOES FANCY CALIFORNIA 5 RED PLUMS LB.

LBS. 19 U.S. CALIFORNIA NECTARINES ASSOCIATED GROCERS OF MEMBER OF FLORIDA, INC.

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