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win register as a junior at Ohio
Wesleyan university. She is major
ing in accounting.
Vacationing in Ontario, Canada,
this week on a motor tour are Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Clements and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Binkley.
The Rev. Elmer Basinger of Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, was here several
days this week to visit his brother,
Aldine Basinger, who is patient at
Lima Memorial hospital.
Miss Jane Riser arrived here the
last of the week for a two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Riser. She is a nurse
at University Hospital in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millen Geiger ac-
companied their granddaughter Ann
Farnsworth to Cleveland, Saturday,
where she boarded plane for San
Diego in company with a family
friend. The Geigers spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Miller in Cleveland, cousins of
Mrs. Geiger.
Mrs. Fred Grismore of Gainesville
Florida, who spent a week in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Marshall
left Wednesday in company with her
sister, Mrs. Ella Stull and a niece
Mrs. Albert johnson for Grand
Rapids, Mich, where she will spend
several weeks before returning home
Eighteen members of the Women's
Association of the Presbyterian
church were in Ada last Wednesday
evening as guests of the Ada As
soeiaticn to hear a talk by Miss
Dorothy Foster, Assistant Secretary
Women's Work for the Board OF
Foreign Missions, New York City
Members from the Dola Church were
also present. A get acquainted socia
hour was held in the dining room al
the close of the evening.
Miss Sue Riser left Sunday fol
Tiffin where she will enter her junior
year at Heidelberg University.
Mrs. A. ]. B. Longsdorf, Mis-
Mildred Keel and Mrs. Orlo Marshal
attended the first meeting of the
new club year of the Advance Clul
held in the high school cafeteria il
!, Pandora last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fred Grismore of Gainesville
Fla. was a guest in the home of Mr.
Grismore's sister, Mrs. Cora Mile.
and daughter Faith in Pandora
Saturday night and Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Soash made
business trip to Westerville, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lowell Bell and daughter Su,
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Of Ostrander are spending a couple
of weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Emans and family on Riley Street.
Mrs. Bell comes from Liverpool,
England. She met her husband while
he was in England with the U. S.
forces and is spending the time with
his parents awaiting his discharge
which will be in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton HarIness
and family joined with other Matrons
and Associate Matrons Of the eighth
district o. E. S. in a picnic supper
at Columbus Grove swimming pool
last Sunday afternoon.
The Ideal Club of Lima will have
their September program in the
home of Mrs. A. E. Gale today,
Thursday.
] Mrs. Corda Oehrli of Poplar street
returned here Saturday from an ex-
tended visit in Kansas City where she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert HamilA
ton. While there, she also spent a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs Gerald
Daily of Leavenworth, Kan. She re-
turned home by plane by way of Col
umbus, stopping there for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Henry.
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Steiner of
Plymouth, Mich, and Waldo Steiner
of Winfield, Kan, and his brother,
Robert Steiner, of Topeka, Kan, are
visiting at the home of Susan and
Elizabeth Steiner to be at the bedside
of Elizabeth, who is a patient in
Bluffton Community hospital. They
are also visiting other cousins and
friends while in the area.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pamperrien OF
Cleveland, Ohio, were the guests Of
Mrs. Paul Studler of South Jackson
street over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Smith OF
Bloomdale, Ohio, visited Mrs. Pau
Studler and guests on Sunday.
. David Tschiegg, son of Mr. anc
: Mrs. Eldon Tschiegg, is attending
Taylor University at Upland, Indi
! ana.
Kenneth Parish, son of Mrs. Mar.
, tha Parish, left Saturday for Castle
, Air Force Base, California, after
/ spending 30 day furlough at home
He has spent the past three years il
Germany and France.
Mrs. ]. M. Springer and daughters
: and Charles German of Princeville
Illinois, and Robert Scott of Bloom
ington, Illinois, spent the week enc
/ with Mrs. Springer's parents, Mr.. anC
: Mrs. S. H. Stepleton, and ATTENDED
the Fisher and Stepleton wedding al
) Lima.
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Miss Eleanor Jean Bixel, member
of the 1866 graduating class of BIS,
left last week for Omaha, Neb., where
she has enrolled as a student of Grace
Bible Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Messenger
and daughter of Lima, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Martin of Lima, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bronswon attended VIE
ner roast at Ada park Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Stearns Of Lima,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Myron LugibihI of Tempe,
Arizona, is visiting her brothers,
Monroe and Arthur Amstutz and Mrs.
Edith Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Stettler and
daughters of Mission, Texas, were
past week visitors in the Clarence
Bethel home. Daughter Nancy is now
Mrs. Kenneth Gaertner of Corpus
Christi, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Griffin of
Searcy, Ark, who have recently
taken positions at the Triplett
Electrical Instrument Co, are now
established in the Robert Ewing
apartment on South Main street.
Mr., Griffin is in the tool and die
department and Mrs. Griffin is in
the meter assembly department.
Sam Bean of Massillon, Ohio is a
house guest at the home of Lenore
Continued on Page 12)
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CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank all those who so
kindly remembered me with their
prayers, cards and visits during my
stay at the hospital. All were greatly
appreciated.
Charles Kinsinger
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CARD OF THANKS

wish ITO thank all those who sent
cards, flowers and gifts, and for their
visits and assistance given me during
my recent illness.
Mrs. Lysle Niswander
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Frank Cooper, of Allen County, Ohio, here
by gives notice that he will file his petition
in the Probate Court of said county. praying
for an order of said Court authorizing the
change of his name from Frank Cooper to
Marvin Kyle; that said petition will be for
hearing on or after thirty days from the
publication of this notice.
FRANK COOPER
BY Durbn. Navarro & Rizor. His Attorneys.
S01 Domin nion Building, Lima, Ohio
Sept. Is
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FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT
in Christmas cards, see or call Ann
Dapifon, 580-Y. Will come to your
home any evening convenient. Fifteen
assortments to choose from. Call and
see these lovely cards. There's no OBJ
legation.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
GOOD 2-BEDROoMA house built two
years ago with oil heat, carport,
black-top drive, carpeting, TV an
tenna, good location. Priced at $500
with chance to take fover CT loan.
GOOD 3-BEDROOM house with
acre, the above in Pandora.
9-BEDRooM, 27far garage, on State
Route 224.
2-FAMILY HOUSE in Gilboa.
4-BEDRooN HOUSE on East Main
street, Columbus Grove. Price $1,000
Also hopses in Leipsic and Findlay
IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE OR
HAVE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CALL ME-
CHARLES S. REESE
Realtor
Pandora Phone: Office 131
Residence 33F
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MIScELL ANE o U S

DON'T TAKE OUR WORD =
Come in and see the new Christmas
card albums. For beautiful cards that
you will be proud TO send. you can't
beat our selection. The Gift House -
Lantzs.
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FOR 62 YEARS we've been serv-
ing this area with heating needs and
supplies. Try US again this year. Fett
Hardware
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LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
Mary Noonan, John Doe. husband of Mary
Noonan, and the unknown heirs, devisees.
legatees and assigns of Mary Noonan, de-
ceased. whose places of residence are unknown
and with, reas asonable diligence cannot be as
certained, viii take notice that on the 18th
day of September. 1855. the plaintiffs. Fred
Flager and Bess F1ager filed their petition
against them in the Court of Common Pleas
of Allen Copnty. OhioI the same being case
No. 4310l in said court to quiet title of certain
real estate in said petition described. to-wit:
Situate in the County of Allen and State
of Ohio:
Inlots numbered 15,127. 1928, 1929
f5,140 and l5,l4l in the j. j. Droesch Ad-
dition to the City of Lima, Allen County,
Ohio.
The prayer of said petition is to quiet the
title of said real estate and for equitable re-
lief. Said defendants required to answer
said petition on the 18th day of Nov. 1855 or
judgment will be taken against them.
FRED FLAGERA AND BESS FLAGER,
Plaintiffs
BY John A. Robenalt. Their Attorney
Sept, Is, %, 20, Oct. 6, 1S, 20
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IN MEMORIAM

IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our dear husband
and father, Albert Garmatter who
was killed September Is, 1854.
He closed his eyes, he fell asleep,
He drew labored breath,
He found release from daily cares
In what we know as death.
For he is still a living on,
A little step away,
The soul, the everlasting life,
Has found a better day.
Mrs. Albert Garmatter
and Children.
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HUNTERS-Get your dogs in good
hunting condition by feeding them
Master Mix Dogburgers. Master Feed
Mill. Phone 317-W.
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FOR RENT

3 ROOM APT. Built-in cupboards;
2 closets. Edith Mann. Phone 398-W
If
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MASTER FEED MILL
31f-W

HAVE YOU SEEN our bargain on
electric clothes dryers? Only $149.95.
See this unusual dryer before you
buy. Fett Hdwe.
NO HUNTING permitted on my
| farm. Laytons Manages.
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GROWING PAINS have plagued
us. Now we are proud to announce the
opening of a new addition to our show
room for the convenience of our Gus
toners. The Gift House-Lantzs.
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MODERN, INSULATED APART
MENT, rooms and bath. Frank
Todd, 225 S. Lawn. Phone 482-T.
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NOTICE

"THE BIG CHANGE" - You'll
hear lot about the new "un-mechan-
ical look" in RCA Victor's new 1856
Television sets! See them now at Wal
termire's.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
my farm. Ami Pifer. N-23
SEW YOURSELF on a new auto
matte White Sewing Machine, and
see how it does all the fancy stitches
automatically. See why it is easiest
to operate. Try the new White at
Waltermire's.
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MODERN, STEAM HEATE D
APARTMENTS. Mrs. Fred Zehr-
bach.
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FARMERS

Did you know that by using your
own grain you can have 100 pounds
of good>20 per cent Egg Mash made
at our min for only $2.14 per hun
dred pounds !?
For more eggs at less cost per Dozen
worm your birds before housing
time with Master Mix poultry
wormer.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS =
broom downstairs; Broom upstairs.
Each has private bath and entrance.
All utilities included. Paul A. Steiner,
437 s Main st.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

5 ROOM MODERN HOUSE, gar
age Attached; Inside newly painted; !;
storm windows ana doors; deep lot.
Phone, 171-R, James Morton. If
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ROOM, furnished, 422 North Main
St., Bluffton. Cali in evening.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Citrus I over to Join
II FIorido' 5 Attractions

above the bass. WI Be reached
BY an express elevator. The deck
itself win provide room for l2c
visitors ct q time and win be
equipped with telescopes similar
to those In use on the Empire
State Building.
80 Towns Visible
Spectators ON the observation
platform may zee more than 30
towns and cities on . clear day.
Orlando win be clearly visible. q
win Lakeland. DefAnd, Winter
Haven and Box Tower. Popular
resort areas such as Silver
Springs, Daytona Beach and
Lake Wales win also be seen
when visibility Is at its best.
The base of the tower win
house o modern restaurant. gift
shops. rest rooms and additional
tourist attractions. Overnight
lodging win be available ct sew
eral modern motels In the Inn
mediate neighborhood. A charge
win be made for those ascending
the tower.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
)LUNBIS TOMB m OLDEST CATHEDRAL
New Ship Offers
|Trinidud Cruise
From Mobile
MOBILE.

The Aicoa Steamship Co. win
inaugurate direct passenger serv-
Ice between Mobile. Ala. and
Trinidad. British West Indies,
when the new motor vessel Sem
tinel sails from Trinidad Novem-
Der I.
Thereafter the ship win sail
fortnightly from both ports. Of
fering q seven-day direct service
or Q l4sday cruise through the
Caribbean. This service win Of
fer an opportunity for stopovers
ct Trinidad with visits to ada
cent tourist attractions Of To-
bago. Barbados, the Grenadines
Dutch Guian8 and other inter
esting areas.
The Sentinel. one OF the larg-
est ore carriers afioat, has pas.
senger accommodation Of q
quality identified with the most
comfortable and modern passen.
ger ships. Its staterooms, two
triples. three doubles and one
single. each with 3 shower, an
all outside and air conditioned
Two passenger lounges are avail
able for reading. card playing
etc. There Is sufiicient deck space
for games and sun baths.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
BY JACQUES FUTURELLL
Ths stars Travel Editor

Ths stars Travel Editor
Down In the Caribbean. six
hours BY plane from New York.
9 prospering little country Is
gearing up i multimillion- doliar
show. The Dominican Republic,
. late starter In the Caribbeans
effort to become q favorite vaca-
tionland. is pouring some $25
million into this showcase At
traction and working around the
clock to open December 20.
The island governments In
ternationai Fair for Peace and
brotherhood Of the Nations Of
y lls- z =.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Silyerstur to Nuke
Bible-Lunds Tour
JACKSONVILLE.

A special Bible -lands tour, In
the form Of Q Mediterranean
cruise, win be leaving Jackson
vile, Fla. on the Silverstar next
March 5.
Under the auspices Of the
Christian Herald Association and
led by DR.. Daniel A. Polling and
Carroll M. Wright. the tour viii
be highiighted by . stay In Jeru-
salem ct Easter.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Stella Poloris to Make
5 Sccndinovion Cruises
NEW YORK.

ANkst@ 4SkkkA. 4
The cruise ship Stella Polaris
VIII make fipe cruises In Scan
dinayia next summer.
Three are to be I5-day cruises
to the North Cape and Nor
wegian fjords, sailing from Nor
Wich. England. The other two
win visit the northern capitals
and Norwegian fjords. Depar-
Iture ports are Boulogne, France,
and Dover, Enaland.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
cLERMoNT.

Vacation motorists IN Florida
WIN md : new attraction this
winter.
At ClerTnont. Pa, on q. B.
Route ~, 90 miles south Of Silver
Springs and 10 miles north Of
BOX Tower and Cypress Gardens,
sonething unusual Is under con-
struction.
The Citrus Tower, an observa-
ltion tower situated on Q high hill
In the heart Of Florida's orange
and grapefruit groves, viii be
Opened oficiaIly 10 the public
about January !.
800 rect Hish
The tower Ii being constructed
lon = point nearly 800 feet above
lsea level. one of the highest
points IN the State. The tower
itself VIII stretch another 200
feet Into the air. giving visitors
Ian uneuuaiIed view Of Florida,s
tabletop landscape that viii
reach from the Atlantic Ocean
10 the Gulf Of Mexico on clear
days.
The tower Il built cf steel,
ooncrete and glass block. The
observation deck, some 1856 feet
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Palm Beach Hotel
To Reopen Dec. is
pALAR Z HEACH.

EAl4na 6EACk4.
The Breakers Hotel Ia Palm
Beach. Fla. win mark Its 60th
season when 1t opens next De-
|cember Is.
Built IN 1875 by the Florida
East Coast Hotel Co, the new
Breakers replaced the old hotel
|of the same name. and one Of
the first luxury hotels In Florida.
The Breakers and the Royal
Poinciana held the center Of
social attraction In the Palm
Beach area for years. sharing
Iit with Everglades Club which
Opened In 1919, and Of course.
the famed Bradley's Casino.
The Royal Poinciana VA
razed in 1888 to be followed into
the limbo Of fond memories By
Bradley's. The latter site IL nov
la beautiful city park.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Greyhound Running
500 Scenicruisers

With more than 800 Scent
cruisers In service, the Grey
hound Lines now have these
dual-level luxury buses in opera
tion on major routes in all 10
States.
When the first Of the new de-
sign highway motor coaches
was produced in July. 1854,
Greyhound had 500 on order. BY
the time the original order was
completed four months ago.
Greyhound had contracted for .
total Of 1000 Scenicruisers.
This means that, by next sum-
mer. one-sixth OF 0reyhound's
entire Nationwide feet win be
Scenicriiisers.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

Flint o. twn articles en Dominiean
Republic vacations.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
I'Huus vuterIund'
To Be Rebuilt
HERTIN

/
Berlin's oncs-famous "Haus
vassriand. y 10 b rebuilt and
81 expected 70 become as great
q tourist attraction e its prede-
|eessor. The project Win house )
|trst-run theater. restaurants. :
fashion center for women's ap-
|parel, and . recreation of the
"Haus vateriand," |" which con-
tanned halls furnished In the
style Of Ill the different regions
of Germany.
Visitors to pre-war Berlin
probably remember best the
Rhine Hall.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Turbo- prop viscounts
TO Link Miomi, Nassau

Miami and Nassau win b
separated By only So-minute n.y.
ing time on December 10 when
the British overseas Airways
Corp. introduces the turbo-pro-
peller vickers viscount on the
route.
Service viii be twice daily un-
til January 20 when Q third daily
flight will be added.
Fares win remain at $40 one
way and $50 round trip. plus 10
per cent Federal tax.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Seushore Visitors

MALES HEAL, ~. =.
An estimated 226 ISL persons
visited Cape Hatteras National
|Seashore Recreational Area dur
ing the first eight months Of
1885. The estimated total Of
1854. the 1irst year Of operation
for Americas first oceanside ma
tional park unit, was 10000.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
RAVEL
THE TRAvELER's NOTEBOOK
Dominican Republic
Invites All to Fair

stretch out an authoritative hand
10 restrain the camera fan from
taking pictures Of homes occupied
By close Trujillo kin.
Tourism has tl1rived as restric-
lions have been lifted. About So
900 appears to be . good guess
at the 1855 visitor total. with 90
per cent United States citizens.
The total represents . 40 per
cent increase over 1854. and the
fair ID expected TO make 1856
more impressive.
Direct Plane Service
Anticipating . heavier now Of
trafiic, Pan American World Air
ways has started . schedule Of
three direct-fiight round trips q
week from New York to Ciudad
Trujillo. This win be stepped up
as the fair opens. slightly less
than ~ years after Pan Am. then
q Hedging airline. forged the re-
public's first commercial air link
with . tri-motor Fokker F-1
plane.
Fair ofiicials estimate II VIII
take 10 to is hours for q compre-
hensive inspection Of the exhibits.
That does not include arnuse-
ments and entertainment de-
signed to appeal to young and
old.
One attraction Of the fair viii.
be . Midway, with-as of1ciais
describe it-"Hpanish- American
Merry-go-rounds and
other rides popular ct StatesideI
amusement parks win be im-
ported from the United States.
Restaurants and night clubs win
feature Dominican cuisine. music
ana dances.
Some Other Features
One million dollars Is being
spent for the Angelita Theater
II Water and Light. The illumi-
mated fountain-laot to be con-
fused with the fountain show
that held forth ut the Carter
Barron Amphitheater here o few
seasons agois to serve Is o
backdrop for such presentations
IS ballets. Constructed by the
engineer. Carlos Buigas.
The theater is named for Gen.
Trujillos daughter. queen Of the
Fair.
Classical, serniclasSical and
popular artists win be imported
from other parts Of Latin Amer
lea. the United States and Eu-I
rope.
But. according to the commit
tee on arrangements. one Of the.
principal attractions for North
visitors win be folklore
festivals with Dominican musi-I
clans and dance artists. The Do
minican rnerengue which. COM
mittee oficials point out, has
J v.sa,.v sny,I.fukfna&na
Americans. win be very much on
exhibit. accompanied by some
Of the most torrid music and
saucy lyrics to be Heard anywhere
in Latin America"
30 who's 10 say that the fair.
even though It hears the weighty
name International Fair for
Peace and Brotherhood Of the
Nations Of the Free World. won't
inn flin9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Quaker develops new oatmeal
that cooks completely in
just one minute

Quick odays oatmeal Cooking time has been
cut to just 5000 seconds with the Quick Quaker Oats
The oatmeal smoother Has that espe
cay appeals children The fakes have simply been rolled
thinner for quicker cooking All the noshment of oatmeal all the
traditional oatmeal favor, is there.
oday hghproen oatmeal has special significance for those who
gain weight lose it. Protein key weighcontrol
the fundamental must for building strong bodies good red
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

blood AT the me diet high protein essential for those
who need lose weight Protein raises the ooduga level helps
keep appetite inactive reduces hunger while supplying needed
strength and energy
Due its hghproen Quick Quaker Oats help
to correct either kind of weightcontrol problem.
For those who prefer the and Of odsye oatmeal
Old Fashioned Quaker Oats cooks in a minutes
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-14
Siql1laS To Present Annual
Program AT Mt. Tabor

Mt. Tabor Baptist Church of
Liberty City has been selected by
members of the Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity as the site of this
years annual Bigger and Better
Business Week Program" Sched-
uled for Sunday, May %, 1855.
Speaker for the occasion will
be j. r. Taylor, local business and
civic leader, who will address the
audience on the importance of
business in our growing commun-
ity.
Taylor, an outstanding real es-
tate executive locally, has a long
record of public service dating
back to 1911, when he first came
to Miami. Since this time, he has
served as teacher, past president.
of the Florida State Business
League and president of the /. B.
Housing. Corporation.
Also featured as a basic part
of the program, will be recogni-
ton of the greater Miami Bust
neSSmen in attendance along with
a special salute to the Chamber
of Commerce. Representatives
from more than 100 businesses
have been invited to attend.
The observance which is Spon-
Sored nationally by Phi Delta
Sigma fraternity, seeks to point
up the Importance of business en-
terpriSe to the economy of Amer
lea and the world, with special
emphasis on education and know
how.
Recent elective officers of the
fraternity include: f. A. Wells,
president; Ralph Williams, vice
president; Percy Sweeting, Secre-
tary; DR.. w. A. Chapman, trea-
surer; James Cherry, business
manager.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-14
Southland Singers
Slate Spring Tea

The Southland Singers are hav-
ing their initial Scring Tea, Sum-
day, May % at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Luther J. Smith, 1888
NV 68th St, from ST pm.
DR.. G.. w. Hawkins will be
speaker of the hour and other
local artists will appear on the
program.
The public Is cordially invited
70 attend this very colorful af-
fair. Proceeds will be used for The
annual tour beginning August J.
Il.
Come out and enjoy good speak
Ing, singing. refreshments, etc.
Mrs. Ann Smith. sponsor