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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1963
Page
10
Plans set for a luncheon Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Lilly May Holt with co hosts Mrs. Ruth Cruickshanks and Miss Helen May Holt. Members should bring table service.
A humorous column notes that expectant fathers are nervous while mothers anticipate. A two day old baby prompts jokes about packed suitcases, gifts like red roses, and blue layettes signaling a boy, with Mrs. Neubaurer providing quips about parental roles.
A fragment discusses risks to young children in preschool settings, noting natural dangers as children explore and may put substances in their mouths. It emphasizes the need for vigilance and supervision to protect the youngest victims.
Mr and Mrs R E Deacon of Bay Road and Flores Avenue host their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs William M Taylor and family Mrs Taylor formerly Jeanne Deacon looks forward to renewing old Sarasota High School friends and classmates Dr Taylor completes his residency in radiology at Emory University Decatur Georgia
A scattered listing shows garden center open hours on Saturday and Sunday, a Sara Mana bridge club meeting, and various community programs. Activities include Senior Youth Program at Community House, Sarasota Succulent Society welcome, Women’s Club luncheon, Hi Noon Liéong Martines, SPEBSQSA Day, square dancing at Odd Fellows Hall, and BPOE Doss Drive social events with venues noted as South Gate Center and 200 West Broad.
Calendar shows events at 7 30 p.m. for Duplicate Bridge at Kensington Park Relocation Club Civic Center Saxaseta Yacht Club and Florida West Coast rehearsal at the Civic Center Hall plus a Senior Youth Program at 6 00 p.m.
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