Venice Little Theatre Opens The Little Foxes
The Venice Little Theatre presents Lillian Hellmans The Little Foxes opening Wednesday. Five weeks of work by a cast and a 20 member backstage crew produced an authentic 1900 era living room scene with period furniture loaned by Mrs. James T. Blalock and wardrobes prepared by Ann Ward and team.
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Venice Little Theatre
Lillian Hellman
The
Little Foxes
Regina
Horace Gidden
Christopher Magee
Ethel Morison
Ethel Parrott
James T. Blalock
Ann Ward
Stevens Kluk engagement announced in Cranston
Mr and Mrs Arthur H Stevens of 133 Pawtuxet Ave Cranston Rhode Island announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Margaret to Paul Alexander Kluk son of Mr and Mrs Alexander T Kluk of Oxford Connecticut The wedding is planned for July 3 with community volunteers organizing costumes and props and Director Phil Brandon promising a first class show on Wednesday night
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Arthur H. Stevens
Pawtuxet Ave
Cranston
R. I
Mary Margaret
Paul Alexander Kluk
Alexander T. Kluk
Oxford
Shelton High School
Shelton, Conn
Central Connecticut State College
Phil Brandon
Dessert Luncheon Style Show and Cards by Venice Garden Club
The Venice Garden Club announces a benefit dessert luncheon card party and fashion show on Friday February 12 at the Cue Club. It starts at 12 30 p.m. and the public is invited. Mrs Hubert C Elam is general chairman. Tickets and reservations can be made by calling Mrs Herman Huhn at 488 2662 or Mrs Arthur Walker at 488 2426.
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Venice Garden Club
Cue Club
Hubert C. Elam
Herman Huhn
Arthur Walker
Nokomis East Civic Assn Elects Wiltse President
The Nokomis East Civic Association held a cooperative dinner with 61 members and guests and 10 more at the business session. Newly elected officers are Elmer H. Wiltse president George Huitema vice president and Mrs. Carl French secretary treasurer. Board members named include Harry J. Stites Co L Tivman and Earl E. Casey.
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Nokomis East Civic Assn
Wiltse
Nokomis East Civic Association
Elmer H. Wiltse
George Huitema
Carl French
Harry J. Stites
Co. L. Tivmnan
Earl E. Casey
Eugene White To Demonstrate For Venice Art Group
Eugene White will present his second demonstration for the Venice Nokomis Art Association on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Venice Civic Center. He teaches at the Art League of Manatee County and will present an impressionistic landscape. White studied at Fort Wayne School of Art and Ringling School of Art in Sarasota. He has won numerous awards and has work in public institutions and private collections. Admission is 50 cents for non members.
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Venice-Nokomis Art Assn
Venice Civic Center
Eugene White
Art League of
The
Art Association
Coons To Head Men's Garden Club In NPC
NORTH PORT CHARLOTTE New officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Men's Garden Club. Claire C. Coons was named president with W G Canfield as vice president Charles A Brown secretary and Richard Knoeckle treasurer. Seven new members joined bringing total to 53. Plans include ladies nights in May and December and an open house program. A $25 contribution will label trees in the arboretum at the Angling Art Museum in appreciation of Edward Pastorius. Sam Mathews showed color slides of a Hong Kong orchid tree at Jim Chance's yard and Bob Canfield described Cape Coral gardens. Eld redge Carnes of the Florida Forestry Service spoke on forest and wildlife conservation. Coons received a martin house crafted by William C Thomas and Simon J Alexander. Albert Goll won a bromeliad plant prize.
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North Port
Charlotte
Claire C. Coons
W. G
Bob) Canfield
Charles A. Brown
Richard Knoeckle
Angling Art Museum
Edward Pastorius
Pastorius
Sam Mathews
Hong Kong
Jim Chance
Bob Canfield
Cape Coral
Eldredge Carnes
Florida Forestry Service
Florida
Coons
Martin
William C. Thomas
Simon J. Alexander
Albert Goll
St Marks Announces Teen and Adult Confirmation Classes
The Rev Denis Dean Patterson of St Mark s Episcopal Church releases details on confirmation classes for teenagers starting today at 4 p m each Thursday using Soldiers and Servants by Rev Lowell B McDowell as the workbook. An adults inquirers class begins Wednesday at 7 30 p m continuing weekly using An Introduction to the Episcopal Church by J B Bernardin with copies provided.
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Denis Dean Patterson
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Patterson
Lowell B. McDowell
Episcopal Church
J. B. Bernardin
Celebrities Bowl Sunday for Loveland Fund at Myakka Lanes
Venice Mayor Smyth D. Brohard and Nokomis honorary mayor George T. Devlin lead a celebrity bowl at Myakka Lanes in Venice. The event runs 1 to 7 pm with matches featuring Warren Henderson against L. L. Parker and a 4 pm Brohard Devlin bout. Proceeds support the Loveland School for Retarded Children and Loveland building fund. Tickets cost 1 and are available at Myakka Lanes or through organizers.
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Myakka Lanes
Venice
Smyth D. Brohard
Nokomis
George T. Devlin
J. Leighton
Ing
Warren Henderson
County Commission
L. L. Parker
Cornwell
Loveland School For
Loveland Building Fund
Cos
Emmanuel Lutheran to Observe Youth Sunday
The Rev. Charles I. Rowe announced Youth Sunday at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Luther League members will greet and usher at the 10 30 a m service and participate in Scripture reading and prayers. The Youth Choir will perform the anthem.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Charles I. Rowe
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Luther League
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Isabel Olds
the Little Foxes
Philip Brandon
Isabel
Alexandra Gibbons
Muriel Royal
University of South Florida
Mary Stevens
Stevens Kluk
Walter Tomlinson
Betty Waite
Fran Magee
Ethel Johns
Joan Dillon
Owen
Louie Gibson
Lottie
Dick & Meadows Pharmacies
W. Venice Ave
Venice Medical Center
Catherine Smith
S. Trail
Mi. S. of
Venice City Limits
Art Assn
NPC
Ce Lane
Jerry's
Shoe Comfort Shop
S. Tamiami Trail
Venice, Fla
Venice Ave
St. Mark's
Aid Loveland
Sarasota County
Tamiami Trail
Sarasota
South Gate
Bee Ridge RD
Gulf Gate
Stickney Point
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