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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
2
Dow Jones industrials rise about 1.2 percent at noon with a broad advance. Rail and utility averages post gains as traders digest mixed earnings and inventory data. Alphabetical list of stock movers appears with many industriais and consumer goods names showing price increases.
Venice Lions Club will install James Hightowe as president next Thursday at 7 p m at Fisherman's Wharf. The ceremony will be part of a ladies night program.
Detroit reports that Michigan becomes one of the first states to push forward stalled auto labor negotiations with an extended unemployment pay plan. The move signals easing tensions as talks resume among union leaders and auto companies.
Venice area circles of the Women s Society of Christian Service set June meetings. Frances V Curry Circle meets Monday at 2 pm with Eva Groff, program by George Grassle. Ethel Blalock Circle meets Tuesday 8 pm with Alice Blackburn, program by Rita Wallace. Martha Circle meets Tuesday 8 pm at Clarence Ford home with Louis Suter leading. Ruth Circle hosts Tuesday 8 pm with Alvin Jones and program by Tyler Carpenter. Priscilla Circle hosts Tuesday for a Ni a Beach pinch. all circles hold a general meeting Tuesday June 24 at 8 pm in the church hall on Changing Patterns in the March of Missions. The Blalock Circle will lead the social hour and discuss new unemployment compensation plans.
Venice Garden Club members plan a June meeting at the new Henne duplex on Harbor Drive. They will wear bonnets made from natural materials with Florida finery. The event opens at 11 30 a.m. with a coffee hour hosted by Mrs Edward Henne. Mrs Harry Gusack will judge hat categories and award prizes. The club breaks for July and August.
The State Department studied a new 18 page letter plus 20 pages of annexes from the Soviet Embassy about a summit meeting. Sergei Striganov delivered it and officials said the note apparently covered summit topics.
Venice group to hold 10 30 a m session in Fellowship Hall Tuesday. Talk by Mrs O D Casey Key on the General Fund Agencies of the Presbyterian Church US and the Florida Synodical Training School for Women of the Church. Mrs Robert I White reports on Ormond Beach training school. Devotions by Mrs Earl Edge. Refreshments planned by Mrs Daniel Davies and Mrs James Kalec. Attendees asked to bring sandwiches.
Venice Florida anglers watched a television film on tarpon fishing in Lemon Bay and Boca Grande Pass completed yesterday by Capt. Marty Foster star of Channel 8 Fishing Fun. The fall series will feature the film and its highlights.
Venice Nokomis women from the We-No Woman's Club plan a weekend picnic at the Higel estate by the Myakka River. Members should meet at the clubhouse at 10 a.m. and bring sandwiches. beverages will be provided by hostesses Mrs Clyde V Higel and Mrs Thomas McVeigh.
The 1958 Punta Gorda High School senior class returns from a week in Miami and Key West staying at the Joanna Hotel. Attendees include homeroom mothers Mrs. Joe Washington and Mrs. Charlies Polk and bus driver Arthur Goff, plus a long list of students and local families. Other notices mention teachers and relatives heading to Washington, Tallahassee, and various destinations for vacations, study, and family visits.
Venice, February yesterday marked the start of the first adult education summer classes at Venice High School. Instructor Mrs. Lillian Copp announced remaining openings with a $1 registration fee. daytime sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays with typing 9 to 10 and shorthand 10 to 11. evening slots mirror the same schedule from 7 to 9.
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