News-Press from Fort Myers, Florida • Page 6

BABCOCK BABY DIES The five-day old daughter of Mr. Jacksonville Memorial Hospital, according to a telegram received yes FORT MYERS (Ha.) NEWS-PRESS, Thursday, Oct. 23, 197 Naples Lions Mark Charter Night and Mrs. Vose Babcock of Coral terday by her sister, Mrs. iiuga Gables died yesterday afternoon in Wilby, AJnetiumtm i 11 "4 Rom where I sit ly Joe Marsh.

I ''j i Reception Tomorrow To Honor Spinneys An informal reception honoring the Rev. and Mrs. Ernest G. Spinney will be given tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Friendship Room of the Edison Park Community Co ngregational Church. Rev.

and Mrs. Spinney will leave in the near future for Stony Creek, where he has accepted the pastorate of the Congregational Church of Christ there. A musical program will be given during the reception with vocal numbers by Mrs. Raeburn O'Harra accompanied by Mrs. Newell White.

'Take Pen in Hand" 5 that make for toleranee and better onderstanding whether it's ideas on planting alfalfa or choosing between beer and cider. The more folks air their differences right out in public, with a neighborly respect for the other person's liberties and point of view, the closer we are to the American principle of individual freedom whether it's in a choice of cropa or beverages. 1- Week-End Specials This column has been running for so long that ita readers, in towns like ours all over the country, are beginning to 'Hake pen in write us what they think. Some of them take me over the coals for what I say like the column I ran on planting alfalfa. Others write, "I liked your column yesterday, All of them have different points of view.

From where I sit, that's the way it should be. Everybody's entitled to an opinion and it's those very differences, and friendly criticism, 1 George Long Feted At Birthday Party George Howard Long, son of Mrs. Aleta Mae Long of Alva, celebrated his fourth birthday Tuesday with a party at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Corbitt. Cake, cookies and punch were served. Those attending were Rosa, Dale, Vernice and Caroline Lippincott, Kathleen Scombardi, John and Marie Handley, Laura Dodd, Jessie Carter, Glenda Corbitt and Edward Long. 4 Pipes 490 lCcLIghter Fluid 2 for 4 5.C0 Sun Glasses 3.93 Copyright, 1947, United Brewers Foundation (Photti hy BrniikN) Guests from all over South Florida were on hand for the annual charter night of the Naples Lions Club on Tuesdav night.

At the speakers table left to right were Bob Halgrim of Fort Myers, district governor; Dan superintendent of the Everglades National I'ark; Mrs. Ethel Lehman, Hex Lehman, Toastmaster Hoy lilack of Fort -Myers, James (Jaunt, Mrs. E. B. "Sunshine" Brant and Mr.

Brant, president of the St. Petersburg Lions Club and principal speaker. 2.49 j.SO Sun Glasses Prizes for Student Oratory Announced Radios will be given as prizes to the students who place first, second and third in the Lions Club oratorical contest, Robert Henderson, club president, announced yes-' Free Band Concert At Tice Auditorium The Fort Myers High School Band will give a concert in the auditorium of the Tice school at 1:30 pin today to which all students and the general public are invited. There will be no charge. Mrs.

Lora Belle Hayes, principal, extended a special invitation to the parents of Tice pupils to fee the work that is being done. The Tice school has a band of its own with 16 instruments and more expected. te relay. I 1 ii Elimination contests are being held in the schools this week and 75c Chocolate Mint 690 25c Hand Lotion 190 35c Bath Sponges 290 25s Bath Sponges 190 1.00 Flemex for Coughs 890 1.2S Creo-Mulsion 109 1.25 Feruna 980 3 the finals will be staged at the Civic Center at 2 pm Friday, where the public will be admitted free. Students at the senior and junior hish schools here and at Alva, Bonita Springs and Boca Grande are participating.

GREENE TO MEETING E. P. Greene, county school superintendent, left last night for Tallahassee to attend the convention of superintendents. He will return Saturday. A SNOWSTORM IN ROCKIES Denver.

Oct. 22 (JP) The fall's first general snow storm swept the Rooky mountain region today. Sarasotans Indicted For Defrauding U. S. On Surplus Property Tampa, Oct.

22 (JP) The federal grand jury indicted today two Sarasota county commissioners on charges of conspiring to defraud the government by the filing of false certificates with government agencies to purchase surplus property. The indictment named county Commissioners J. Oliver Alderman and Otis B. Howell and Clarence G. Hewitt, St.

Petersburg machinery dealer. The grand jury charged the three falsely filed certificates declaring government goods purchased were for use in Sarasota county thereby gaining purchase priority and then1 reselling the items or diverting them to their own use. The indictment charged the three men, after forming their conspiracy, presented false certificates to such federal agencies as the Department of Commerce, the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, the War Assets Administration and the War Assets Corporation. The grand jury set out that the group purchased for resale cr for their own use two half-ton pickup trucks, a back-hoe machine, a dragline and an air compressor. One of the trucks, said the indictment, was purchased for $317 and allegedly sold for $685.

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