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Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press, Saturday, Dec. 28, 1963 esort wimsuns oun Bridesmaids Party Fetes Judy Hogan Kup Key Restaurant Penna. Dutch Food Fresh Ram Rorks and Kraut Dinners to 9 P. M. Miles North of Bridge on 41 Dear Abby Pay The Piper i 1 i I i i i i if i I is, is, I (- i i -1 1 'l 1 1 I 1 i i hi K4 iMiitnMi 4 -v nri'iviTniirifiu' if i i High on the list of bright plumage for resort preening are these new swimsuits by Rose Marie Reid.

Hip-length over-blouse (left) is of white dacron tricot, embroidered with spaced dots of color. Brief maillot pant is knitted. Massive flower print on white (center) gives vivid dimension to the strapless swhnsuit that ingeniously mates the bare-shoul- dered look with near backlessness. The new outer cut of the bra is straight and uncontoured at the top for a "swathed" look. Lycra taffeta is printed in two contrasting tones on white (right) to give a divided look to the one-piece classic sheath.

Pink and white strokes on white are joined at the waist to moss on white below. Geraldine Vesper, Society Editor ED 5-1146 About Fort Myers People and Places Van Buren jhe didn't deserve any thanks. The office people think my husband should kick in with five dollars since he got credit for being in on the gift What do you HIS WIFE DEAR WIFE: Having accepted the unearned "thank you," your husband should kick in with the five dollars. DEAR ABBY: A girl who works with us cot a cenuinel mink stole from her boy friend for Christmas. What do you think she gave him? THE OFFICE GANG DEAR GANG: It wasn't the cold shoulder.

DEAR READERS: The Hous ton Police Department prepared Ten Easy Rules for Raising a De linquent. And here they are: 1. Begin at infancy to give the child every thing he wants. In this way he will grow up to believe the world owes him a living. 2.

When he picks ud bad words. laugh at him. This will make him think he's cute. 3. Never give him any spirit ual training.

Wait until he is 21, and then let him "decide for himself." 4. Pick up everything he leaves lying around books, shoes. clothes. DO everything for him so that he will be experienced in throwing all responsibility on others. 5.

Quarrel frequently in his presence. In this way he will not be too shocked when the home is broken later. 6. Give a child all the spending money he wants. Never let him earn his own.

Why should he have things as tough as you had them? 7. Satisfy his every craving for food, drink and comfort. Denial may lead to harmful frustra- trations. 8. lake his part against neighbors, teachers, policemen.

They are all prejudiced against your child. 9. When he gets into real trou ble, apologize for yourself by saying "I never could do anything with him." 10. Prepare for a life of Brief You are bound to have it. What's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, i Calif.

4th Birthday Is Observed Harold Solomon celebrated his fourth birthday yesterday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Solomon Jr. Games were played and fa vors and prizes were given to each child. Refreshments were served.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sapp, Jack and Herbert Sapp; Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Sapp, Melanie, Perry and Richard; Mrs.

Nettie Fling, D. C. Flint and Hilda Solomon. A bridesmaids luncheon feting Miss Judy Hogan and her attendants was given yesterday by Miss Linda Bostelman at her home at 1431 Jefferson Ave. Miss Hogan will wed Andrew Cory III at 7:30 p.m.

today at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. All friends and relatives are invited. Holiday decorations were used tnroughout the party rooms. The buffet table was centered with a red and gold centerpiece. Place cards of a wedding ring in a juaiaiunauow marked guests places.

Assisting with the hospi- lauues were Mrs. Ernest Bostel man and Mrs. Fred Durre. Attending were Mesdames Andrew Cary E. C.

Hogan. New- eu Hogan, Lois Stonehouse, A. R. Seyferth, John Few and Archie Ford, Misses Carolyn Cory, Linda Belgrade and Susie Hogan. Rehearsal Dinner The wedding party of Miss Judy Hogan and Andrew Cory III was honored at a rehearsal dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Cory Jr. entertained last night ai ine lamplighter Restaurant.

Arrangements of white stock ana chrysanthemums decorated the T-Shaped tables. The guest list included Rev. and Mrs. John Few, Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Pointer, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hogan, Mr. and Mrs.

Newell Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Cory, Mrs. Lois Stonehouse, Miss Linda Bostelman, Miss Linda Belgrade, Miss Caroline Cory, Miss busan Hogan, Grady Burnsed, iony Roberts, Fred Holdsclaw and Tom Fetterhoff.

Year Closed By Rebelcahs The final meeting of the year of Fort Myers Rebekah Lodge 68 was conducted by Mrs. Thel-ma Barnes, noble grand, Thursday night at the 100F Hall. A report was made that the recent bazaar was a success. Announcement was made that officers will be installed Jan. 9.

Mrs. Fay Atwell of Clewiston, district deputy president, will be installing officer. Mrs. Elsa Chalmers, who transfered from Monroe, was introduced. Lunch was served by Mrs.

Hazel Wheeler and Mrs. Mabel Bruney. Announcement was made that Mrs. Nellie Richards, Mrs. Minnie Preston and Mrs.

Daisy Cothron won prizes at the Christmas party last Saturday night. Mr Mrs. Andy Mack distributed presents for the gift exchange. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Preston of Adrian, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Fellows of Manchester, N. Mrs. Alice Browne of South Lyon, Mrs. Nellie Richards of Montreal, Canada, and Mrs.

Myrtle Herrick of Battle Creek, Mich. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. George Clayton, Mr. and Mrs.

N. E. Keen, Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Keen, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Syfrett, Mesdames Mary Eckart, Clemmie Hord, Garland Roberts, Emily Ewton and Ruth George. Little Theater Tryouts Tonight The Fort Myers Little Theater will hold tryouts at 7:30 tonight for the two-act comedy "The Marriage-Go-Round" to open Jan. 28. Readings will be held at the theater in the Patio de Leon. The play is being added as a bonus to the regular schedule.

Written by Leslie Stevens, the comedy calls for two male and two female parts. It was a hit of the 1958-59 season on Broadway. Lead roles were played by Charles Boyer and Claudette Colbert In addition to character roles to be filled, help is needed backstage for makeup and the technical crew. Let Us Build For You In Lee County 50X 4-3035 HOMES Ft. Myers Shores See A BUG? Call "Bill" CORBIN EXTERMINATING Termite Pest Control ED 7-1177 HOWELL AWXINGS Crosn the track to the shack, Save some jack!" L-J 01 Uliauu jua i Erf" MORTGAGE MONEY HOME LOANS BUYING, Building or Refinanc- CJ.OL tag np to 30 years 2 Also Commercial Loans Ed Funderbnrk ED 5-5971 Southwest Mortgage Loans VACUUM SEWING CENTER ill NEW ft USED Repairs on AH Makes 1758 Lee St.

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3 Quirk Arcade Cape Coral Parkway Phone LI 2-3356 of a v' lo U4Rr a la 'II 1i. I I a n'in V. ease or you care can. so tfhcn may eat. By Abigail DEAR ABBY: The daughter of my husband's boss was married recently and someone in the office decided that a collection should be taken up for a wedding present.

My husband said that since we were not invited to the wedding, and didn't socialize with the boss, he didn't want to chip in on the present. The girl col lecting the money said he was entitled to his opinion, and she let it go at that. Well, it seems a gift was bought for $90, and through some mistake, my hus band's name got on the card. He got a nice personal "thank you" from the boss himself, but he didn't tell the boss that his name got on the card by mistake, and Pine Island Retired Folks Enjoy Dance Approximately 125 members and guests of the Pine Island Chapter of American Association of Retired Persons attended the Christmas dinner and dance at the Community Hall in Matlacha Thursday night. Dance music was furnished by the Ted Fugman orchestra of Fort Myers.

Charles and Anne Froman of Flamingo Bay won the prize with a waltz. utners winning prizes were Mesdames Peggy Martin, Delene Smith, Mary Manasek, Claire Ernest, Marguerite Dalmer, Mary Jo LaPierre, Agnes Quinn, Madeline Burnside, Ruth Robin son, Ada Dobson, Lester McDan- iel, Perry Harbaugh, Claude Har- baugh, Edward Breison, Jim Ernest. Guests from other chapters were Mrs. Burnside, president of Lehigh Acres chapter, Mrs. Bo-hen, treasurer of Cape Coral chapter, and Mr.

Stover, presi dent of Tice chapter. Mrs. Grace Harbaugh and Mrs. Rose Chatham were co-chairmen of the dinner, assisted by Mesdames Gladys Gaskins, Nellie Davis, Ada Dobson, Peggy Martin, Hildred MacLain, Claire Ernest, May Howard, Delene Smith, Milo Howard and Jim Martin. Past Presidents Enjoy Party The Christmas party of the Fast Presidents of the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary was yes terday at the home of Mrs Kalph Hauser at 1904 Collier Ave.

A covered dish luncheon was served and gifts exchanged. lnose attending were Mes dames Carlton Friend, Florence Love, Walter Tilton William Harbaugh, Fred Burnard, Henry hartley, Arthur Rohn, Margaret Claypool, Lester Finfrck, Ger trude McCabe, Florence Pearce, Ray Stewart, Melvin Hauser and E. L. Boydston. Cool Charm PRINTED PATTERN Put yourself in this picture looking cool, fresh, ready for the day! A trans-season cotton is perfect for this cape-collared casual.

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Send 50c for Catalog. i 4996 I SIZES TTTA 1414-2414 1 By HELEN HENNESSY NEW YORK (NEA) Friends will see more of us on the beaches this resort season. Swim-suits are either strapless, backless or scooped out at the sides. The new, strapless suits turn up a variety ot styles, bnoui-ders will swim nude (and tan with no strap marks) in classic one-piece sheaths that are nearly backless, and in soft jersey suits either cinched at the waist with string belts or belted low over brief shorts. The epitome of the strapless group is the "swimshift." It's as simple and provocative as a wrapped towel, but shrewdly de signed with an inner fit that no towel could possibly achieve.

Frankly aimed at would-be si rens is a sliver of black velvet, strapless and barebacked. The girl who fits inside needs to be in full command of the situation. The little-girl look is represent ed in a dot-embroidered net bodice, with braided straps, that relaxes modestly over maillot pants. In white with a pale blue lining, the look is unmistakably demure. But in black, one isn't so sure.

Colorful prints run riotously through all the swimsuit resort collections, and flattering, drap- able jersey is a fabric favorite this season. Even mohair takes to the beach in a brief jump suit done in a yellow and white hound's tooth check. If you're lucky enough to be headed for warmer climates this winter, you'll find bright plunv age indeed in the new crop of swimsuits. PEO Chapter Has Meeting "Our Heritage of Love" was the topic of Mrs. Sam Turner at Chapter Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

George Goor-ley at 1421 Olmeda Way. Mrs. Marian Smith assisted with the hospitalities. "Love is good will which seeks expression in action. It is respect for others and their welfare.

Love is unconditional, makes no bargains, This love en riches the giver and calls forth the best in those who receive it. Each of the 10 commandments will be kept if we love God and our fellow man as we should" said Mrs. Turner. Others attending were Mes dames Joseph Beavo, Cecil Eld- red, R. W.

Gilliam, E. M. Lant, F. W. Perry, Lu Romeis, D.

H. Ruhl G. F. Sowerby V. H.

Voorhis, J. B. Waugh, W. W. Tinsley and Miss Cecil Hamil ton.

Mobile Villagers Have Dinner One-hundred and thirty residents plus their house guests at tended the Page Mobile Village annual Christmas dinner Christ mas Day in the recreation hall. The opening prayer was given by C. P. Mills, and a short welcoming speech was presented by Harold Raykop, vice president of the activities committee. Tables were decorated in the seasonal theme with red candles and miniature Christmas trees.

The door prize was awarded to Mrs. Wilbur Simendinger. United States dairy industry plants employ a total of 292,6000 persons. TO RESIDENTS OF COLLIER COUNTY Drive 35 Miles Save on NEW and USED Cars "Your Friendly FORD Dealer" COLLIER COUNTY MOTORS NAPLES. FLA.

Ml 2-5154 Tim Casteel Jacoby on Bridge Restrain! Goes Far in Bridqe By OSWALD JACOBY John R. Crawford of New York is one of the finest and most color ful players of all time. Almost anything can and does happen when Johnny is at the table. Un- quesuonably his false-card in a rubber bridge game at Newport was the most sensational of the year 1963. South was pretty proud of his restraint in opening with only one club.

He had 23 points, but in addition he had better than six old fashioned honor tricks. So once North responded to that one NORTH 23 A 72 V83 AQ108643 65 EAST WEST A159343 AQJ8 VJ92 VQ1075 95 4 KJ 743 J1092 SOUTH (D) AAK5 VAK64 72 4ASQ8 Both vulnerable Sooth West North East 1 A Pass 1 Pass 4N.T. Pass 5 Pass 5N.T. Pass 6 Pass 6 NX Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 10 club opening, South was on his way to a slam and would prob- ablyp have gone all the way to seven had North shown a king in response to South's five no-trump Blackwood call. Johnny was looking at a lot of cards in defense against six no-trump, but it never occurred to him to double.

He didn't want to show the location of all those picture cards. When he saw dummy, Johnny was really glad that he hadn't doubled. Obviously, South held all the missing aces and kings and if he could bring those six diamond tricks he would have his slam. It also looked as if South would bring those six diamond tricks home unless Johnny could create an illusion for him. That is just what Johnny did.

South finessed dummy's queen of diamonds at trick two and John ny dropped the jack. South returned to his hand with a club, led a diamond, played dummy's ten and was about to claim a grand slam when Johnny produced the king. Instead of mak ing all the tricks South wound up going down four. Underwoods Host Party for Millers Traditional holiday decora tions were used Wednesday night when an informal party honoring M-Sgt. and Mrs.

Gene Miller and children, Lou Ann, Michael and Erika, of Fayette-ville, N. was given by Mr. and Mrs. O. Russel Underwood of Lake Caloosa Gardens.

The Millers are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Moss Wheeler.

Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Horace Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Ammons, Dale, Allan and Kim, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Underwood, Chuck, Mark, Susan and Tammy, Mr. and Mrs. AI Underwood, John and Robin, Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Keene, Gary and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Klein, Toni Sue, Mack and Kathy, Miss Dorothy McLaughlin and David R. Underwood. SPANISH CLASS The Spanish class being taught by Dr.

Gregory Flores of Captiva will be held at Pris-cilla Murphy Real Estate Of fice Sunday. The class will hereafter be held there from 3 to 5 p. m. each Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbert Awrey have arrived from their home in Kingston Mills, Ontario to spend several months at 2081 Cleveland Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garrison of Churubusco, Ind.

are spend ing the season at 568 South New York Dr. Tom Fetterhoff, who is station ed aboard the USS Currituck in San Diego, Calif, with the US Navy, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ford and daughter, Miss Linda Belgarde, of 6102 McGregor Blvd. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Hunter and Miss Penny Hunter of Albany, Ga. will attend the wedding of Miss Jimmie Mae Wimberly and William E.

Winderweedle Jr. at 8 p.m., today at First Christian Church. Miss Hunter will be a bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Thompson of Belmar, N.J. are visiting in Fort Myers at 2458 Jackson St. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jurad of Wilton, have arrived to spend the winter at 2133 Tournament St.

Mr. and Mrs. Brown Austin re turned yesterday to their home at 1436 Manuels after spend ing the holidays in New York City. John Ken Willis is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ken Wil lis on Monroe Street. He is a stu dent at John A. Gupton College of Mortuary Science in Nashville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs.

John Shoemak er and son, John Kyle of Shreve- port, La. are guests of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Hoist and his mother, Mrs.

Ruth Shoe maker. Serge B. Campbell of Salt Lake City, Utah is visiting his son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Gadd of 1339 Burtwood Dr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Daugh- trey and son, Patrick of Lake Mary spent Christmas week as guests of his mother, Mrs.

Jo Daughtrey at her home on Cal vin Boulevard. They also visited other relatives including his sis ter, Mrs. Jack Powell Mr. Powell and family. Johnsons Celebrate Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Johnson of Bonita Springs will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary today at their home on the Beach Road with a small family dinner. Mrs. Johnson is the former Cleo Humphries. She and Mr.

Johnson were married Dec. 28, 1913 at the home of her father in Pelham, with the Rev. Al bert Owt officiating. The Johnsons have one daughter, Mrs. George Serapin Jr.

of Euclid Avenue in Fort Myers and two grandsons, A1C Jerry Sera-pin and George Serapin III. Mr. Johnson was engaged in farming while living in Georgia. They have resided on the Beach Road in Bonita Springs for the past 15 years, where he was associated in commercial fishing until his retirement. Their daughter and family will attend the dinner as will relatives from Thomasville, Ga.

and Auburndale. Dr. and Mrs. James G. Goodyear and daughter, Mary Beth, returned yesterday to their home at 1271 Wales Dr.

They spent the past week with their son, A3C Jimmy Goodyear in Urbana, 111., where he is stationed with the US Navy. Mr. and Mrs. William Brosier and daughters, Deborah and Barbara, of Cocoa Beach are visiting his mother, Mrs. Irene Bros ier on Passaic Avenue and other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Sunder- meyer of Dayton, Ohio are spend ing the winter season with their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl C. Norman. i Miss Yvonne Clark, who is sta tioned with the WAVES at Great Lakes, 111., left yesterday, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

M. Clark on Gladiolus Drive. Chaplain and Mrs. James A Burris and son, Jack, and Miss Nancy Slusser of St. Petersburg are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. C. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Moore. Mr and Mrs. John Chaput of Gibson City, 111. have arrived to spend the winter at 2477 Second St. Mrs.

Roland W. Hyatt of 3407 W. Riverside Dr. has as guests for the holidays her daughter, Miss Jane Allison Hyatt, a student at Averett College in Dan ville, Va.p and her son, Christo pher Hyatt, a student at Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware, Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Roach of Congers, N. Y. have arrived for their 14th visit here. They are spending, a month at the Lowers Apartments.

Mrs. Edith Heniser of Blufton, Ind. is spending New Years with her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heniser of 2402 South St.

Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Vick of La fayette, Ind.

are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller and Daren of 1027 Wyoml Dr. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Cort-right of East McKeesport, Pa. are spending their 10th visit in Fort Myres at 2148 Monroe St. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Hogan Sr. of Clearwater will attend the wed ding of Miss Judy Hogan and Andrew Cory III at 7:30 p.m. to- day at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Mr.

and Mrs. Gust Miller of Tropical Trailer Park have as holiday guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Keebler and son, Kentlin of Lafayette, Ind. Mrs.

Keebler Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. George C.

Neil of Monticello, Ind. and Ernest Neil of Wooster, Ohio, are vaca tioning at the Seville Apartments on Virginia Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John T.

Haswell of Lake Worth will attend the wedding of Miss Gretchen Has well and Edward Zarn at 2 p.m today in St. Lukes Episcopal Church. Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Zeiser of 2146 Jackson St have as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gearhart of Nescopeck, Pa. The Gearharts plan to leave Jan. 1 for Engle- wood to make their home.

Mr, and Mrs. Zeiser returned recently from a trip to Nassau on their yacht Lay Bar. llliiliv -J 111 lf It: Ml So yfy p. Iaetn nam. "UfI .1 f'Vnc and ZM i rM "rt I MlllllM.

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