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8-A Fort Myers (Fla.) News Press, Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1963 SHOP An, SAVE One customer tolls another "You can't beat Domke'a price, quality, ervlee." DOMKE SONS The AWNING People 3018 Michigan ED 1-1771 Television Programs The News-Press assumes respond IN Itry for (Mr metmnef. These program tb tines are supplied by the televWoa stations. Wednesday Master Masons Honored by OES Johnson in Hollywood Pam Tiffin 'Wears' Brown Eyes Again Master Masons were honored'' By Ersklne Johnson Mrs. Eaton Joins Lamomis Society Members voted to dress Christmas dolls at the Lamomis Society of the First Christian Church Monday morning at the home of Mrs.

W. E. Harrell of Seaworthy Road. Mrs. Leland Tribble, president, welcomed a new member, Mrs.

Betty Eaton. The devotional was given by Mrs. Jack Holloway. A $25 contribution was voted to the Salvation Army. Mrs.

Ernest Clarke gave a review of the book, How to Overcome a Complex. The next meeting will be Nov. 18 with Mrs. Leslie Dix. Others present were Mesdames Warren Fuller, Earle Sutton, Women Set Committees 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3: 25 New 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Secret Storm 4:80 Uncle Walt 5: 00 Yogi Bear 5:30 Leave It To Beaver 6: 00 News 6:20 Sports.

Weather. New 7:00 Glenn Reevea 7:30 Chronicle 8: 00 Government In Action 8: 30 Tightrope 9.00 The Hillbillies 9:30 Dick Ven Dyke Show Robert Hart, Lucille Spindle and Miss Melody Lemley. AUXILIARY CONSIDERED Organization of an Auxiliary for Cape Coral Post 90, American Le gion, will be considered at the meeting of the post Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Yacht and Racquet Club. Women eligible for membership, Including wives, mothers and sisters of Legion naires, are asked to attend.

EVERGLADES Ilwy. 82 ED 5-0865 7:15 only Vincent Price In "SOLUS FOB SALE" 8:55 Curt Jenkins "TIME BOMB" County Wide Snow-Free TV from Miami on all networks, soon, for $4 YEARLY! Educational TV for you and your schools Is powdhle. Dec, 31st Is the absolute deadline, or your $10 membership fee refunded In full. LEEC0 TV, Inc. WV 5-4038 Ad paid by North Fort Myers Members JUNGLE CRUISE aV Southern Fried IJUNOUE CRUISE WMIi '1 ifr'VUAI 1 Daily 10:30 a.m.

p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. Only ADULTS 2.00 REFRESHMENTS CHILDREN 1.00 REST ROOMS YACHT BASIN ED 4-5431 OX 4-2682 3 CHICKEN 2 Vegetables 9t nInnnr. HOLLYWOOD (NEA) The gorgeous miss with the complexion like alabaster and the big eves which have been either brown, blue, green grey take your choice does not recog nize Frank Sinatra across the crowded studio cafe from her. "I can't see very well now," explains myopic Pamela Tiffin, who for three years changed the color of her eyes to match her movie roles, "but I'm glad it's over.

You wouldn't believe how much money I'm saving with one-color eyes. Those contact lenses in different colors cost me $200 a pair. And I was for ever losing or misplacing them. "For Those Who Think Young" is her first film as Miss Brown Eyes, her natural color, At 7:00 Color Bob Anita Hope Ekberg "CALL ME BWANA" Plus 9:00 Color "MIGHTY URSUS" At 7:00 only Edmund O'Brien "THE THIRD VOICE" At 8:45 Color Lee Montgomery! Remick Cliff "WILD BIVEB" block from Post Office Downtown EXHAUST PIPES TAIL SHOCK ABSORBERS SEAT BELTS the Finest Available FREE Installation A TYPE TO FIT EVERY CAR Including Foreign Midas The World's Finest. Consult Your Yellow Pages! Oldest Largest On The Southwest Florida Coast.

This Service Exclusively mm V'i(- 'cfaat r-rZT 1533 ifft Jackson St. of 1 Hot Rolls yf for Butter after switching from blue to green to grey and back to blue in such movies as "Summer and I Smoke." "State Fair." "One, Two, Three" and "Come Fly With Me." Her movie bosses are happier too. On more than one occasion there was a production crisis when Pamela, a iormer New York model, lost or mis placed her "eyes." She left two sets of lenses in the seat of a London taxi while making a film. When a London newspaper advertisement failed to locate them, spares were jetted in from New York. As a "State Fair" heroine, she dropped one of the lenses on the lawn of a farm near Dallas, which was being used as a location.

Cast and crew crawled around on hands and knees and the electrician who finally found them quipped: "Next time you are green- eyed, Miss Tiffin, I hope you are working in blue grass country." Pamela scored her biggest film hit as an airline hostess in "Come Fly With Me." All the nation's film critics agreed that she stole the film from a high-powered cast headed by Hugh O'Brien and Dolores Hart. "I couldn't have been more surprised," she says. "I was about to be married (to magazine editor Clay Felker) and I really wasn't with it (the film). "Maybe I'm the type who shouldn't keep my mind on my work. WMU Will Install Officers Monday Mrs.

Clemmie Hord, president the Associational Women's Mis sionary Union, will be the installing officers at the annual meeting Monday in the Bonita Springs Baptist Church. A fellowship hour will follow. All ladies of the church are invited it was announced Monday night at the meeting of the WMU Ruth Morning Circle of the Bonita Springs Baptist Church, at the home of Mrs. Quillie Liles. President elect, Mrs.

Helen Harvard welcomed those present and the devotion was given by Mrs. Beverly Glazier. Following the business meeting games were played and refreshments served. Others attending were Mesda- mes Mildred tsuuara, tsiancne Liles, Emily Roberts, Madge Ritch, Gladys Liles, Katherine Spotts, Mabel Boltze, Marjorie Shivel and Gae Buck. CAR REPAIR COMPLETE SERVICE Pickup Delivery CALL OX 4-3535 TICE GARAGE Tlee St Adjust-a-drape FOLD FINISHING The drapery cleaning process that guarantees the length.

AVAILABLE ONLY AT Phone ED 21165 2nd WEEK H33 1:00 3:00 5:00 7:00 and 9:00 NO INCREASE IX PRICE 1 Blvd. Plaza Shopping Center 2024 W. 1st by the Fort Myers Order of East ern Star Monday night at the Masonic Temple. A courtesy was presented by the worthy matron, associate matron, conductress, associate conductress and all the star points. A large Masonic em blem decorated the East.

Masons were escorted to the East, where Mrs. Mae Price, marshal, pre sented each with a gift from Mrs. George Serapin, worthy ma tron. Mrs. Bernice Conant, ways and means chairman, announced that a rummage sale will be held Nov 16; and a benefit dinner from to 7 p.m.

Nov. 23 in the dining room. Adult tickets are $1.25 and children, 75 cents. Fair Booth Members voted to nave a booth at the fair this year. An nouncement was made that Fri day night will be Friendship Night at Lehigh Acres.

The next meeting will be initiation and honoring the star points Visitors present were Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Grogg, Mesdames Helen Specht, Emma Wanna- macher, June Ball, Helen Reice Erna M.

Hanson, E. L. Boyd-ston, Mabel Hamlett, Helen Lehmann, E. Iola Sargln, Gladys Sewell, Bemice Gennetta, Junice C. Taylor, Jean Hutchings, Vio let S.

McAfoose, Alice V. Browne, J. Svancara and Mabel Car men. Members Attending Members attending were Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lewis, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. White. Mr. and Mrs, B.

Mershon, Mr. and Mrs, Edward H. Herbst, Mr. and Mrs, William J. Brothwell, Mesdames Charles Matthews.

Edwin Harris, Michel Hitzing, Marshall E. Wilk- ins, L. C. Stewart, Myrtle C. Sharp, Serapin, Howard Stickles, A.

Gregory, Paul Belke, D. A. Zenga, Mabel K. Lezotte, W. H.

Tilton and Zona H. Prather. Mesdames George Blust, C. W. Bartleson, Morley Barber, T.

H. Jones. Clarence Hanners, Kath- ryn B. Phipps, Edna Hendrick, Ralph W. Frye, Cecil Eldred, Marguerite Bayliss, Christine Taylor, Algo C.

Kinnen, Edna Reedy, Mae F. Price, Mabel C. Hilton, R. H. Simpson, E.

L. Dan iels Conant, Reace Smith, Edna Reuder, Ford Woodcox, Bert Dudley, Misses Berniece Ward, Joanna Carpenter and Noreen Woodcox. Study Class Hears Talk J. B. McBumey, assistant man ager of the local Sears Roebuck store spoke to the Edgewood Study Class Monday at the church.

He told the group about Sears' urban renewal program in connection with the discussion of the changing cities and the prob lems resulting from those changes and how the church in particu lar and other groups, such as Sears are meeting the challenge and solving the problems. The text used in the study is "These Cities Glorious" by Lawrence H. Jansen. Devotions were conducted by Mrs. J.

W. Cole with group singing accompanied by Mrs. James B. McDaniel, pi anist. Mrs.

W. C. Camff, secretary of Missionary Education introduced the speaker. Others taking part were Mrs. C.

W. Sherouse speaking on "What is the Task of the Church" and Mrs. Edward Hanley, who gave excerpts from an article by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale relating the success of small groups meeting for prayer and especially of the results of the ever growing businessmen's breakfast-prayer groups in various parts of the country. Mrs.

Hanley told of an incident she had intimate knowledge of in connection with Rev. Peale's guidance program. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. Dart, Mr. and Mrs. C. V.

Bennett, Mrs. Clarence Slutz, Mrs. C. A. Bruner, Mrs.

Vera Garrison, Mrs. John W. Bransford, Mrs. William H. Den-linger, Mrs.

Edmund Keen and Miss Sarah Clutz. Miss Inge Given Surprise Party A Halloween motif was depicted at a surprise party feting Cheryl Jean Inge Saturday on her seventh birthday, given by her mother, Mrs. Buddy Inge, at their home at 4116 DeSoto Ave. Games were played and prizes awarded to Nita Burson and Cindy Gunn. Refreshments were served.

Attending were Mesdames Louis Friedel, Henry Gunn, Jack Wooten, Miss Martha Wagner, Ralph, David, Ruth and Dottie Wooten, Leslie Young, Kevin Nobles, Toni Scombardi, Eileen and Rossie Newsbigle, Debbie, Diane and Dougie Kirpatrich, Rita and Donna Pigott, Roger Jones, Sharon, Phyllis and Peppy Pedley, Judy Friedel and Mike Inge. SHRIMP NIGHT TONIGHT Committees for the year were appointed at the Fort Myers Women in Construction Monday night at the River House. Chairmen announced by Mrs. Dan Les-sey president, are Mrs. Aud rey Johnson and Mrs.

W. Sam Compton, telephone; Mrs. Clyde Davis, publicity and membership; Mrs. Harold Lagg, pro. gram; Miss Charlotte Mundel, friendship; Mrs.

Harold Saxion, project; Miss Marion Lessey and Mrs. Eddie Roberts, decorations; and Mrs. Gordon Clauss, ways and means. A report on the national con vention held in Atlanta, last month was given by Miss Lessey. Announcement was made that a local attorney will speak on the new Florida Lien Law at the next meeting on Nov.

18. Mrs. Larry B. Case, hostess, decorated the tables in red and white, the national colors, and red roses, the national flower. An assortment of jeweled saws, hammers and other tools completed the theme.

Attending were Mesdames Es ther Mead, W. C. Siggs, Clauss, Case, Roberts, Lessey, Davis, Saxion, Johnson, Miss Lessey and Miss Mundel. Beach Art Group Will Demonstrate The Art of Soji The art of Soji will be demon strated when the Art Group of the Women's Association of the Chapel by the Sea, Fort My ers Beach, meets Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Chapel.

Mrs. Harry Foltz, Mrs. W. M. Heller, Mrs.

Richard Hammer and Mi's. Howard Stickles will give the demonstration and show how Soji can be used in making decorations. The group will also continue to work on articles for the Christmas Bazaar. Circle with Mrs. Harold Welch as chairman, will present a program at the Women's Association meeting Thursday at 2 p.m.

in the church sanctuary. Mrs. Charles C. Smart will talk on "We Are Christians Soj What?" Births AT LEE MEMORIAL Mr. and Mrs.

Steven Douglas Turney, Port Comfort Marina an 8 pound 1 ounce daughter on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Weav er, 4ibD Cleveland Columbus 24, Ohio a 6 pound 6 ounce son on Friday.

She is the former Sanna Jane Hansen. AUTUMN SILVER TEA PUNTA GORDA An autumn Silver Tea will be held at the annex of the i irst United Pres byterian Church Thursday after noon from 3 to 5 p.m. The Women's Organization is the spon sor. Mrs. toward Malm is presi dent.

An internal program will be given at 4 p.m. Mrs. Jo Ann Johnson will give vocal solos, ac companied by Mrs. Louis Werne at the piano. Miss Nancy Neal will play piano numbers.

The public is invited. RUMMAGE SALE Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will have a rummage sale beginning at 7 a. m. Saturday at Nick's Plumbing at 2270 Anderson Ave SEE THE HIGHLIGHTS OB FORT MYERS And Lee County For a limited time visitors to Lee County may receive complimentary tickets from their motel manager or by calling WY 5-4W8. Complimentary Luncheon Jenny Lee Sightseeing Tours Air Conditioned Bus Leaves Dally Monday Thru Saturday See Your Motel Manager for FREE TOUR Fort Myers H'INK-CBS-ABC CHAN NEL 11 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Jack LaLanna Show :30 Morning Report 9: 45 Industry on Parada 10:00 Paopla Ara Funny 10:301 i.ova Lucy 11:00 Tha Rail McCoys Gi.dy.

12: 15 Agricultural Na 12: 3ft Search For Tomorrow 12: 45 Guiding Light 1:00 Love of Life 1:30 As The World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 Houseparty 3:00 To Tall Ths Truth 3: 25 Newt 3:30 Edge of Night 4: 00 Secret Storm 4:30 Lazy Bar Fun Tims 5:30 Piano Moods 5: 40 Informacast 5:45 For Your Information 00 News 7:00 Lawbreakers 7:30 CBS Reports 8:30 Glynis Johns Show 9:00 Tha Hillbillies 9:30 Dick Van OvkS 10:00 Danny Kaye Nignt Report 11:20 Desilu Tampa WFLA-NBC CHANNEL 8 6: 30 RFD Florida 6: 45 Good Morning 7: 00 Today "00 Movie 10:30 Word For Word 11:00 Missing Links 30 Concentration 12:00 Your First Impression 12:30 Truth or Consequences News 1:30 Best of Groucho 2:00 People Will Talk 2:30 The Doctors 3:00 Loretta Young 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 The Match Gams 4:30 Uncle Bruca Show 5:00 Mickey Mouse 5:30 Sea Hunt 6:00 News 7:00 Death Valley Day 7:30 Tha Virginian 9: 00 Espionage 10:00 Eleventh Hour 11:00 Channel Reports 11:15 Tonight Show Tampa WTVTCBS CHANNEL 18 5:50 Marine Radar 6:00 Sunrisa Semester 6:30 Florida Farmer :55 Pastor's Study :00 Good Day 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Morning Movls 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Tha Real McCoys 11:30 Peta and Gladys 12: 00 News. Weatnar 12:25 Farm News 1:00 Love of Life 1:25 Almanac Nawsrsel 1:30 As The World Turns 2: 00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell Tha Truth 3: 25 News 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Secret Storm 4:30 Mary Ellen 5:00 Huckleberry Hound 5: 30 News 7:00 Lucy Show 7:30 Chronicle 8:30 Glynis 9:00 Beverly Hillbillies 9:30 Dick Van Dyke Show 10:00 Danny Kaye 11:00 News 11: 30 Riverboat 12:30 Highway Patrol Miami WTVJ CBS CHANNEL 4 6:15 Sunrise Semester 6:45 News 7:30 Popeye Playhouse 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Jack LaLanna Show 9:30 Susie 10:00 Hennesey 10:30 i Love Lucy 11:00 The McCoys 11:30 Lova That Bob News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Love of Lit 1:25 News 1 1:30 As The World Turns 2: 00 Password V. 30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 News 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Secret Storm 4:30 Early Show 5:55 Weather 6:00 Renick Reporting 6: 20 Sports 6:30 News 7:00 Death Valley Days 7:30 Chronicle 8: 30 Glynis 9:00 Beverly Hillbillies 9:30 Dick Van Dyke Show 10:00 Danny Kaye 1:00 News 11:25 Late Show Miami WCKT-NBC CHANNEL 1 5:45 Inspirational Message 6:00 University of Miami 6:45 Sunshine Almanac 7:00 Today 7:25 News 7:30 Today 8: 25 News 8: 30 Today 9:00 Morning Movie 9:58 Golden Circle Calendsr 10:00 Say When 10: 25 News 10:30 Word For Word 1 00 Concentration 11:30 Missing Links 12:00 Your First Impression 12:30 Truth or Consequences 1:00 News 1:30 Girl Talk 2:00 People Will Talk 2:25 News 2: 30 The Doctors 3:00 Loretta Young 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 Movie 6:00 News 7:00 Rebel 7:30 The Virginians 9:00 Espionage 10:00 Eleventh Hour 1:00 News (1:30 Tonight Palm Beach WPTV-NBC CHANNEL 5 7:00 Today 8:25 News 9:00 The Magic Farm .0:00 Say When 10:30 Merv Griffin 11: 00 Concentration 11:30 Missing Link 12:00 Your First Impression (2:30 Truth or Consequences 12: 55 News 1: 15 Anthology Theatre 1:45 Be My Guest 2:00 People Will Talk 2:25 News 2: 30 The Doctors 3:00 Loretta Young 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Bill's Corner 4: 15 Great Movies 5: 45 Photography 6:00 News 7:00 Huckleberry Hound 7:30 Tha Virginians 9:00 Espionage 10:00 Eleventh Hour 11:00 News 11:30 Tonight Show Orlando WDBO-TV-CBS CHANNEL I 6:15 News and Weether 6:20 Grove and Farm Report 6:30 Sunrise Semester 7:00 Operation Alphabet 7:30 Wake-Up Movies 7:55 News Weather 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 American History 9:30 Romper Room 10:00 News 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 The McCoy 11:30 Pete and Gladys Lova ot Life 12: 25 News Search For Tomorrow 2:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Bachelor Father 1:30 As The World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party ALL YOU CAN EAT BOILED SHRIMP Cocktail Sauce, French Fries, Asst'd Breads Butter 10:00 Danny Kaye Show 11:00 New 11: 25 Hollywood Movls Cava lea Orlando WTTV-ABC CHANNEL 7: 25 News 7:30 Mickle Evans Show 8: 30 Cartoonvilla 10:00 Learn Spanish 10:30 Cartoon 11:00 Ann Sothern Show 11:30 Seven Key oo Tennessee trnie 12:30 Father Knows Best 1:00 Ganerel Hospital 1: 30 New 1: 45 Lafftlms 2:00 Dsy In Court 2: 25 News 2:30 Jene Wyman Present 3:00 Queen For A Day 8:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery '63 4: 55 American Newsstand 5: 00 Surfside 6 00 News 8: 15 Mid-Fla. Evening Report 6:25 Editoriel Comment 6: 30 Weather 6:35 News, Sports 6:45 Congressional Report 7:00 Biography 7:30 Wagon Train 8:30 Going My Way 9:30 Our Man HiKBlns 10:00 Naked City 11:00 News. Weather 11:25 Thaatra St.

Petersburg WSUN TV-ABC CHANNEL SB 10:00 Coffee Break Thsstrs 11:30 Seven Keys 12:00 Tennessee Ernls 12:30 Father Know Bast 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 Critics Playhouse uo uav in court 2: 25 News 30 Jane Wyman Presents 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Who Do You Truatr 4:00 American Bandstand 30 Discovery '63 4:55 American Newsstand 5:00 Man and the Challenge 5:30 Men Into Spacs 6:00 News 6:30 TV Hour of Stars 30 Wacon Train 8:30 Going My Way 9:30 Our Man Hlgslns 10:00 Naked City 1:00 ewe 11:20 San Francisco Beat 11:50 Night Final St. Petersburg WEDU-TV CHANNEL 8 8:50 Take A Number 9: 10 Musical Interlude 20 Book Fair 9:40 Magic Carpet 10:00 Geography 10:25 Science 10:45 History 11:10 Americanism vs. Communism 11:35 Musical Interlude 11:50 American History 12:15 Musical Interlude 12: 20 Kindergarten Corners 12:50 Musical Interlude 1:05 Primeras Palabra 1:25 Science 1:50 Math 10 Musical Interlude 25 Magic Carpet 2:45 World History 3:10 Musical Interlude 3: 15 Front Desk 3: 30 Sew Easy 4:30 Lotto Lehmann Master Classes 5:00 What' New? 5:30 Parlons Francals 5:45 Biology 6:15 Sunshine Almanac 6:30 Beginning Spanish 7:00 Americanism vs. Communism 7:30 Operation Alphabet 8:00 Conversations with Eric Hoffer 8: 30 At Issue 9:00 Big Picture 9:30 They Called It Florida 10:00 Industry On Parade 10:15 Americans at Work Party Celebrates Eighth Birthday A birthday party honoring Mi. chael Powell on his eighth birth day was given Monday by his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Tommy Powell at their home at 2821 Meadow Ave. The refreshment table was covered with an orange cloth, centered with a pumpkin and Indian corn. Guests were presented Halloween masks by Michael. A wiener roast was held in the backyard.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ruby Sanders and Mrs. Wilbur Hill. Attending were Michelle and Gretchen Whitaker, Beth Pow ell, Andy and Tee Hill, Richard Ibach, Michael Sauls, Jimmy Renfroe, Johnny Hunter, Danny and Michael Swails, Bobby and Billy Brocious, Mitchell Skinner, Roddy Pacetti, Michael and Chuck Ellis, Pat Hayes, Roger Hart and Nicky Powell. North Trail Club Adds 4 Members Four new members, Bill Dan- ley, Larry Deno, James Gallagh er and Roger Griffin, have been admitted to the North Trail 4-H Club.

Donald Vandergrift, direc tor of the Lee County Conserva tion District, spoke 83 co-leader of the club. Discussions were held on the coming leaders educational meeting, awards program, exhibits at the Southwest Florida Fair and a school project in co operation with Joe Beavo, North Fort Myers school principal, and Tommy Smith, assistant district director for the Florida Forest Service. MARRIED IMMOKALEE In a quiet ceremony, Mrs. Nina Ruth Holmes and Emest L. Alford were married at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Rufus Williams Saturday. Justice of the Peace, O. W. Hancock, performed the ceremony.

The couple will live in Fort Myers, where he is employed by the Montgomery Roofing Co. CONGRATULATIONS On their wedding anniversaries to Cora and Herbert Hastings, Edith and Samp Brown, Irma and Herbert Ewig. Val and Pat Pauch, Jean and Jimmy Roberts and Wilhelmina and Bill Hagen. LUNCHEON SPECIALS STEAMED KNOCKWURST and SAUERKRAUT, QZm Parsley Potatoes, Salad, Asst'd Breads Butter. 3C COUNTRY STYLE STEAK with Whipped Potatoes, 1 1A One Vegetable, Salad, Asst'd.

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