LT August mass tryouts set for three theater productions
Mass tryouts for Come Blow Your Horn Anastasia and The Little Foxes are planned for August with date to be announced. Mrs J Elwood King heads the committees and notes aims to widen participation in theater production. Directors are George Mahar for Come Blow Your Horn and The Little Foxes, John Erich for Anastasia. Additional workshops and spring plans discussed.
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Anastasia
The
Little Foxes
Little Theatre
J. Elwood King
Anastasio
Hal March
New York
George Mahar
Ingrid Bergman
Viveca Lindfors
John Erich
Sarasota
Venice
Otto Frank
Diary of
Anne Frank
WWI Veterans Group Plans Picnic at Warm Mineral Springs
WWI Veterans and Auxiliary set a Saturday 12:30 p.m. general meeting and picnic at Warm Mineral Springs. The auxiliary will provide the entree. attendees should bring table service beverages and covered dishes. Swim is available with a 50 cent fee per person.
WSCS Discusses Time Schedules at Ven ice-Nokomis Church
The July WSCS meeting at Ven ice-Nokomis Methodist Church will explore planning a Christian woman's schedule. Devotions by Mrs. Gorenslo, discussion led by Mrs. Grassle on volunteering time, with panelists Mrs. Naramore Mrs. Graff Mrs. Vennerholm and Mrs. Suter. Hazel Woodard Circle members host refreshments.
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Women’s Society For Christian Service of Venice-Nokomis Methodist Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Fred Gorenslo
George Grassle
Russell Naramore
G. W. Graff
Carl Vennerholm
Louis Suter
Hazel Woodard
Creamy Orange Dressing for a Flor ida luncheon
Cecily Brownstone offers a Creamy Orange Dressing based on cottage cheese, orange juice concentrate, and seasonings for a cold chicken and fruit platter. The dish aims for low calories with a 20 calorie per tablespoon dressing. The platter serves 5 to 6 cups of chicken with fruit and greens.
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Cecily Brownstone
Florida
Arabian Nights Costume Party Planned by Venice Nokomis Club
The Junior Section of Venice Nokomis Woman's Club announces its annual summer party on July 25 at Venice Beach pavilion. Members and guests will compete for Arabian Nights costume prizes with a social hour, catered buffet, dancing, swimming, and theme decorations. Mrs Robert M Jones chairs event, with reservations lead Mrs David Goodman and planning led by Mrs Robert Hardee.
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Venice
Nokomis Woman’s Club
Venice-Nokomis Woman’s Club
North Harbor Drive
Robert M. Jones
Richard Fletcher
Tampa
David Goodman
Venice Beach
Robert Hardee
Dale W. Boudreau
Larry Whisler
Sam Dillon
Venice Area
VYC Ladies Bridge Set For Tuesday
Venice Yacht Club hosts a ladies bridge luncheon Tuesday at noon with hostesses Mrs. Joseph Feytel and Mrs. Thelma Tresher. Progressive bridge and four somes will be played. Call for reservations by Sunday and notify of cancellations.
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Venice Yacht Club
Joseph Feytel
Thelma Tresher
Crafts and Dancing On VG Schedule at Venice Gardens
Venice Gardens Recreation Center offers a crafts class for ages six to 12 on Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. and Friday square dancing at 7:30 p.m. Milt Trueman calls for the dance, after returning from vacation. The Venice Gardens Youth Council recently sponsored a bicycle rodeo with 27 entries and prizes from Western Auto Toy Town and Woolworth's.
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Venice Gardens Recreation Center
Milt Trueman
Venice Gardens
Western Auto
Toy Town
Woolworth’s
Fall Fabrics Range From Brillian Colors To Textures
Alma Warren and Elizabeth Dickenson note fall fabrics will be exciting with bold colors and dramatic prints. Expect flaming oranges, wintersberry reds, purples, pinks, blues, greens, and metallics across textiles. New knits use varied fibers and synthetics, with improved comfort and stretch.
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Alma Warren
State Agricultural Extension Service
Elizabeth Dickenson
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Bristol
Peacock
Expresso
Last Shot Ends Luke Parsons Gun Collection
Luke Parsons of Hopkinsville Kentucky says he is done collecting antique guns after firing a Kentucky long rifle for the final time. The gun’s barrel warped and stock shattered as brass fittings flew away, marking the end of his hobby.
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Hopkinsville
Luke Parsons
Kentucky
New Guinea Art Gift First Of Its Kind At Ringling Museum
Miss Patricia Pierce, education director at Ringling Museum of Art, returned from the American Museums Convention with 13 New Guinea carvings and anthropological objects valued at over 1000 dollars. The exhibit, centered on education, will travel statewide as part of Ringling’s 20 educational exhibitions. thousands of Florida students visit annually.
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Patricia Pierce
Ringling Museum of Art
American Assn. of Museums
St. Louis
New Guinea
Sarasota Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Sarasota
May Department Company
Barr
Ringling
Sepik River
Miss Pierce
Florida
New Guinea Display to Circulate in State Schools
The New Guinea display will be circulated throughout the state public school system in the fall.
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New Guinea
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