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Pag 6 THE PALM BEACH POST. WEDNESDAY. NOV. 29. 1944! nrilTM nrOIPTDV COUNTY NltWS- Sixth Hond Drive Worker Arc Nmncd I.AKK WttUTII Nnmen nf 411 volunteer woikrin who mmln a hniiAp to limine 1'nnvnn of Hip ir.

Iileutlsl arena ot Hie rllv milli'lllim the xnle nf War DihhI for Hie "Coolest Spot in Town" LAKE WORTH NOTES floynlfirt CfiUftfic 1'lnfi Unifiii Service R'VN TON BRAf Vlhh aervleea will Cfrn-rjietert at the Mefhn'IM hitff I hitradfty owning at l' ft'il'i'lt 'I he Hev A Milloti, flriiti hlireh fidlthf, Will gl" the ttwrtt-Ing service '( ho Hev W. flryanl Air Conditioned Dining Room Wilbur Royee, Post-Tlmea Correspondent 13 Reanno Aiearia i'hone ttfl News, Circulation. Adienulni Hotel George Washington ttlft Mill Of MT MU (IMIH-J. Wd Mader, Mir. Dancing Nightly to the Music of HENRI GODIO end hi ORCHESTRA in our AIR CONDITIONED TERRACE ROOM Follow th Crowd to Trt (Sirens no oar SEAGLADE HOTEL BLOG.

Worth Av Palm Bnach Ntk e) f4s (. nW4 Vrmm I Is II f. M. I I Dutch The Kitchen Cafeteria 124 So. Dixie THANKSGIVING DAY One Meal Only 4 P.

M. to 7:30 P. M. ral wilt yar rrtu Drtak! All The Fixings Mince Pie 71 Reasonably Priced Turkey And Pumpkin Pie ItKIIK til, AUK Mllliiti arnti bell, rlmli ninti of the War Finance t'nmmlllop mimimieen plntia for the Rlalh War Lmiti Inlve will follow niH luf Hue of naal tlrlvea, Ivle til gnitlrntliiti will PHttvsa their re lieillve tneitiheta, aiming fur (Oil per rent chili iiirchae of War lliiml, Mra. Ui'iHKe Pi ai IiiiIIiiimIi Will again aaalal Mr, ('hmiiiIii II In ran vaaaliig the Imaliieaa seel Inn and K.

and Taylor will enver the tiegrn aerllmi I'llnelpfll Klniik llnliaini will direct the aelinnl tlrlvi' Willi a ec-operBllve plan In which teacher and dilution will participate, r-gniilnllmia planning participation In the drive Include the American Legion, Legion Auxiliary, Woman's ('lull, Parent-Teacher Aaanolntlnn, Hiialneaa and Prnfeaalonal Woman' Club, Lions' Cluh. Rotary Club, Carpenters' Onion, Masonic Lodge, Kaatern Star and others, Bean Shipment Show 50 Per Cent Decline BELLE GLADE Moie than a 50 per cent drop In the number of cars of beans shipped from the Glades this season as compared with last year's total on same date, Is shown with 414 cars this year and 1.000 plus last year. Effects of the storm are revealed by quality of beans harvested, with few reaching the celling price of $480. Prices prevailing have been from $3 to $3.75 with a few going to $4. Canneries have taken a sizable quantity of beans, paying from $1.50 to $1.60 for dumped beans, or a net to the farmer of $2.10 per pacKea namper.

In addition to the 414 carloads of beans other vegetables shipped were: cabbage, one; radishes, two, and mixed vegetables, three. BRIDGE CU MEETS WITH MRS. BENSON BOYNTON BEACH Mrs. Fred G. Benson was host at dinner to the Hi-Lo Bridge Club Monday night at her home in Boynton.

Mexican daisies were used as a centerpiece on the lace-draped table. After dinner, bridge and other games were enjoyed. 10 SENT TO BLANDING BELLE GLADE Selective Service Board 4 sent the following white men to Camp Blanding last week: Billy Jack Carroll, John Ellison, Claude West, volunteer, Kenneth Leon Warren, all of whom are pre-induction candidates; Dewey Elmer Hills, transfer; Sampson Baker, Clyde Vernon Chancy, John Benjamin Mills, Burress Tom Investor, John Henry Strayor, for induction. SCHOOLS TO CLOSE BOYNTON BEACH Boynton Beach high and grade schools will be closed Thursday and Friday in observance of Thanksgiving. Classes will be resumed Monday.

Boynton Beach Calendar HKDXKHDAY Mid-week prayer service at 8 p. Baptist Church. Choir and cantata Dractice at Metho dist Church. 8 p. m.

Ked crosa surgical dressing room pen 1:30 to 4:30. Bovnton Woman's Club Boynton Woman's Club library open 4 to 5 p. m. THI KML1AY Thanksgiving sermon by the Rev. E.

A. Milton. Methodist Church 10 a. m. at family Thanksgiving dinners.

IM WORTH BANK Increase in the capital slock of the First National Bank, Lake Worth, from $50,000 $200,000 was announced Tuesday by Hoy E. Garnett. president, following a special meeting of the stockholders Tuesday morning. To accomplish this, stockholders voted to sell $50,000 in new siock and to declare a stock dividend of $100,000 to stockholders of record as of Nov. 28.

When the transac tion is completed Dec. 31, the capital will be the surplus, $200,000: undivided profits and reserves, in excess of $62,000, all marking an increase of more than $102,000 since last year at this time. Announcement was also made that par value of capital stock is to be reduced from $100 to $10 per share as of Dec. 31, so that there will be 20,000 shares outstanding. Increase in checking and savings accounts, now totaling 4.700, was announced as 25 percent over last year, and deposits, aggregating $5,500,000, as 57 percent over last year.

Mr. Garnett explained that on the completion of the contemplated changes, there will be only 12 banks in Florida with a larger capital account than the First National Bank, Lake Worth. Wiley K. Reynolds, chairman of the board, also heads the First National Bank. Palm Beach, and the American Na'ional Bank, Miami.

Brothers Is Named Ohio Club President LAKBT WORTH D. R. Brothers was elected president of the Ohio Club at its seasonal organization meeting Monday night at the Legion home. Capt. Fred Wade was named vice president: Amos A.

Meister, treasurer: Mrs. Lillian Aston, assistant treasurer an(j i John C. Linehan, secretary. More than 50 members were present. A dance was arranged for next Monday night.

Ohioans and friends are invited. LAKE WORTH NOTES Pvt. James A. Arline, who has completed 17 weeks of basic antiaircraft training at Ft. Bliss.

is spending a ten-day furlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Arline.

Lake Worth Rd. At the expiration of his furlough he will report to Camp Maxic, Tex. Lt. James D. Bradshaw, who has been visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe D. Bradshaw, DoWeese is now stationed at Gunter Field, Ala. miff BRANDS DFJ Whiskey Rum Brandy Liqueurs Gin Wine Imported and Domestic Also Beer by the Case SPECIAL SALE Imported $4.55 RUM Pt. Okeechobee Bar 630 Okeechobee Road The DINING ROOM at the Lake Court Hotel Now "OPEN" to the Public 3 MEALS DAILY t-i 'i Managed by Holmans formerly o( Holman Restaurant 305 Flagler Drive BREAKFASTS LUNCHEONS 50c up DINNERS $1.00 up West Palm Beach will aaalsl 7 he ehf.lr.

tinder IN direction of Mra Paul Mercer will ultig Than(tlvln anlhem Mm. Alherl McOreaor will he lh w. gun The pilhlle In InvlM lwrrnofiifti wil um 'MMMftftoivtajo fcmvfc r. The (lev. J.

lif of Community Melhotllal imtih, tiMimice a eommiinlty 'fharilm-glving service will be held at the church Wedneaday at m. Ihw public, is Invited. TO ORqfcRVK HOMIlAf HOYNTON IIKACII Mr(linl will cloae their nloraa all day Thursday In obaprvaoca nf Thank glvlriK Unf a art by (lover nor Holland for the Rial, The pot offlca will obrvn holiday bourn and the city hall will he closed all day. Onlcndiir wrnair.atiAr F.lrmenfarv Nrhiinl Thankaclvlntf pro gram high school aurtltoi lum. 0 a.

m. lilrl Hroitts, Troop 2, meets Girl Srmil hut. 6 p. rn. on a lub meti community ciun- honae, 12 t5 p.

I it Commlaalon meets city hall. 8 30 p. m. .11 IJbiary pours, in I noon, 1 no to .1 p. to m.

Itatlonlng Hoard meela local nttlee, 1:30 to 4 p. m.l olflea houra, 9 a. m. to 4 m. Midweek aervlcea, Seventh Day Ad-venllal Church, 8 p.

IB, Wednesday night service. First Church ol Christ. p. m. I'rayer meeting, nrt oapuai p.

m. TiiiRsiiAr Prayer meeting. The Church of Cod, ll l.inrary noura, in i nuun, l-'UI In .1 i ti'30 to a. m. Brownies meet Girl Scout hut, 4:30 p.

m. Cllrl Scouts. Troop 3, meets Girl Scout hut, 4:40 p. FRIDAY Boy Scouts. Troop 22, meet Boy Scout hut.

7 30 p. m. City Library hours, 9 to 12 noon; 3 to 5 p. m. Rotary Club meet community clubhouse 12:15 p.

m. Conference hours District 10 Wel fare Board, cltv hall. 10 to 12 noon. KATIKDAY SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH The Rev. H.

M. Harlan, pastor. Sabbath School. 10 a. m.

morning service. 11 a. m. Young People's meeting. 5 p.

m. Rationing Board office hour, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.

City Library nours, 10 id noon City to 5 p. m. MIKE'S NTTE CLUB Marilyn Rodgers Snprem la Tap aid To Brother Slim Williams Tli Dark Taws Deaeoa Mildred Burke All Star Floor Show Herb Jacobsen Orch. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 1916 S. Dixie For Reservations Phone Mill '1 LARGEST FINEST in CONDITIONED 1 Karl Hoppe and I His Urchestra V(a No Minimum Sjy No Couvert mwmmimmmmmmmmiiim Pollard Circle Gives Royal Sen ice Program LAKE WORTH The I'ollard Circle of the Baptist WMU pre- sented the Hoyal Service program ai me general mooting at the church.

Mrs. U. K. Reid, program chairman, was hostess. Mrs.

Kdward Proctor presented vocal and piano selections. Mrs. A. E. Prickott was honored in observance of her 83rd birthday.

Mrs. W. W. Brandon announced the "Lottie Moon" program for foreign missions would be hold Dec. 5 at the church.

An all day meeting with picnic luncheon will be held. Present were L. Lamar, Mrs. L. E.

Dutton, Mrs. E. S. Pickelheimer, Mrs. W.

W. Brandon. Mrs. C. B.

Gray, Mrs Fannie Phillips, Mrs. R. B. Donald. Mrs.

R. L. Roberson, Mrs. Martin Speck, Mrs. J.

H. White. Mrs. M. W.

Riggs, Mrs. Mary Swift, Mrs. Iva Bond, Mrs. J. D.

Venos, Mrs. A. E. Prickett. Mrs.

W. F. Far-rington. Mrs. Albert Owen, Mrs.

T. A. Tittle, Mrs. R. L.

Dermott, M-s. J. W. Argyle. Mrs.

Mary Ruddy. Mrs. H. O. King.

Mrs. S. Woodward, Mrs. G. S.

Sanders. Mrs. James Kinney, Mrs. Minnie White, Mrs. F.

W. Christian, Mrs. L. W. Limbaugh.

Mrs. N. C. Strode. Mrs.

C. H. Harrod. Mrs. P.

A. Taylor. Mrs. H. N.

Britton. Mrs. Edward Proctor and Mrs. Reid. Second Musicale Presented Here LAKE WORTH The third in a series of musicales featuring music of Russia and the Scandinavian countries was presented by the combined choirs of Calvary Methodist Church, Mrs.

Sydney Thomas Rowley, director, before an audi ence of more than JUU at tne church Monday night. Featured soloist was Raymond Hunter, operatic bass baritone of New York and Russia, who por- irayea me coronaiiou ui iyius Boris. Miss Effie Turnbull sang "Song of Mrs. Ethel Heglund Carle, soprano, presented Scandinavian songs and Mrs. Ella Lehte, dramatist presented Miss Joanne Jones, Miss Gloria Nelson, Miss Doris and Miss De-Lois Redfcarn were pianists and organists.

N. S. Hammer was general chairman. Mrs. Herman Booth, Joe Selleck and Harold Davis were in charge of sound effects.

William Engells, was program chairman. The musicale was in honor of the Cadona de Amor class. Mrs. Edith Erckert. president, and Mrs.

J. A. Rostan, teacher. Circle INleetS LAKE WORTH The Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist Church met Monday night with Miss Maude Tuck as hostess Mrs. R.

A. Carpenter presented a program on South America. A week of prayer proeram will be presented Dec. 5 with Mrs. C.

B. Gray, 107 So. St. Present were Miss Sue Millican. Mrs.

Ruth Hoffman. Mrs. C. B. Gray, Mrs.

Alberta Harvey, Mrs. Garnett Wilson, Mrs. Drennen Browne, Miss Mabel Tuck, Miss Kathryn Boston, Mrs. R. A.

Carpenter and Mrs. A. L. Rowe. CHOIRS TO MEET LAKE WORTH The Calvary Methodist choirs are asked to meet at the church today at 2:45 p.

m. to sing at the funeral of Dr. P. H. Nelson, Mrs.

Sydney Thomas Rowley, director, announced. rant. Ml p. m. TODAY 44-SAr Tax inrl.

I1 i TIII'HKDAI THE TO BE RtSCUIDI WIS 11 r7 i i 8 12 p. 4 p. 4 4 p. 4 p. CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT 409 N.

Olive Special Thanksgiving Dinner $2.50 P. P. erved from 1 :00 to 10:00 P. M. Stalled Tomato Barifotte Avocado Fear-Vlnearettl Pate de Fols-Cras Maisoa Sauce uLlllML ULUIOIM NOV.

30 1.AKK WORTH IVmlliiie for registering living quArtcrs letiteil nice May 31, 11)44, ami prior to Nov. 1. 1044, is Nov. 30, Karl A Good bread, area lent director with offices In Kt. Lauilordule mi id Tutv duy.

Landlords who hjivo nut neutered their properties by this tljilp are subject to penalty as provided by the rent regulations, he saUI. However, all landlords who have first tenuis taking place since Nov. 1 have 30 days from (Into of rental to register. Mr. (iuodurrad stated that the percentage of registrations received to date indicates that a great many landlords are going to be delinquent unless the volume of registrations received from now until Nov.

30 greatly exceeds the number received so far. Bridge Cluh Has Annual Banquet LAKE WORTH The Lake Worth Bridge Club held its annual Thanksgiving banquet and Installation of officers meeting Tuesday noon at the Tropical 'nn. Mrs. Fred J. Schultz installed Mrs.

Lillian Fulton, president: Mrs. Anna McNainee, vice president; Mrs. J. W. Small and Mrs.

E. F. Crouch, treasurer. Corsages were given to the new officers. Mrs.

Allan Lanison was banquet chairman. A turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served. Place cards and decorations were in the Thanksgiving motif. Following the banquet bridge was played and high scores were neld by Mrs. Fulton.

Mrs. 11. Gcis-ler, Mrs. George Schoenhart, Mrs. M.

D. Morris, Mrs. George Dcla- tush and Mrs. George Gunn. Others present were Mrs.

Frank Maus. Miss Florence Murray, Miss ranees Kernberger, Mrs. John A. Day. Mrs.

K. Nicoson, Mrs. Lynda P. Barnes, Mrs. L.

Chambers, Mrs. J. G. Lang, Mrs. Robert S.

Dicks, Mrs. H. M. Carr, Mrs. M.

Galway, Mrs. Charles C. LaForge, mrs. i. b.

ura, Miss Catherine Stimson, Mrs. Sadie Sigman, Mrs. o. y. young, Mrs.

Nora Eayres, Mrs. Frank Ahrens, Mrs. Earl Smith. Miss Sarah MacMain, Mrs Earl Stine, Mrs. M.

Miller. Miss Grace Gilbert, Mrs. T. L. Barron, Mrs.

R. I. Lane. Two Lake Worth Sales Bring $35,400 Total Two Lake Worth real estate transactions, handled by Miss Mary A. McCarty, involving an estimated $35,400.

were recorded Tuesday afternoon bv Circuit Court Clerk J. A. Arnetie. Charles A. Barus and Edna Barus sold to Edna Quick Acomb.

two houses situated on Lot 6 and the south half of Lot 7, in Block 88. Lake Worth for an estimated 510.400. This property is situated at 312 N. J. St.

William E. Young and Mildred Young sold to Alice Bande, the La (Rose Apartments at 211 S. M. Lake Worth, for an estimated 000. TO CLOSE THIRSDAY LAKE WORTH The Red Cross surgical dressing room in the library building will be closed Thursday in observance of Thanksgiving Day.

Mrs. William Hatfield, chairman, announced. Mrs. Hatfield also appealed for more workers stating the local group was behind its quota. CU TO DANCE LAKE WORTH The Tourist-Howdy Club, oldest local tourist organization, will hold its first dance of the season tonight at 9 o'clock at the Lake Worth Casino, R.

G. Williams, president, announced. A turkey will be given for the door award. Lake Worth Calendar KD.XKSDAY MUtwopk service ol First Baptist Church. 7:30 p.

m. Christian Science meeting at church. m. Midweek Prayer service. Free Methodist Church.

7:45 m. Rotary Club meeu at Seminole Inn, :15 p. m. Midweek service First Christian Church. 8 p.

m. Red Cross sewing and knltllnc Lake upalalis, 10 a. m. to 4:30 m. Prayer meeting, Calvary Methodist Church.

7:30 p. m. Red Crass surgical dressing room tn city library building, open 10 a. m. to p.

m. Kir rst Congregational Church nrnver Lake Worth Booster Club Sunset Ridge Park. noon. picnic, Tourlsl-Howdy Dance, Lake Worth Casino. TIIIRSWAY Red Cross sewing and knitting, Lake upstairs, 10 a.

m. to 4:30 m. P.ed Cross surgical dressing room In city library building, open 10 a. m. to p.

m. Christian Science War Relief Committee, city auditorium, 10:30 a. m. to p. m.

Union Thanksgiving service, First Congregational Church. 10:30 a. m. FRIUAY Red Cross sewing and knitting. Lake upstairs, 10 a.

m. to 4:30 m. Red Cross surgical dressing room In city library building, open 10 a. m. to m.

Calvary Methodist Choir rehearsals: Junior. 4 p. Young People's Ensemble. 6:30 p. Senior.

7:30 p. m. Woman's Society Christian Service. Calvary Methodist Church, holds circle meetings. No.

1 all day meeting with Mrs. I. I. Tatom. 125 So.

No. 2 with Mrs. A. G. Casklll.

Ill No. 2:30 p. No. 3. with Mrs.

David Reeves, 114 So. Lakeside Drive, 2:30 m. No. 4 at the Church, 2:30 p. m.

Three I Club holds dance, Legion homei 8:30 p. m. SATl'RDAY Townsend Club meet at club band-shell. So. Dixie.

8 p. m. Brownies meet St, Andrew's Episcopal Church. 2 p. m.

A new gunsight lamp that enables Yank gunners to aim directly Into the sun and yet fire with deadly accuracy will protect airmen against enemy planes which dive out of the sun to p. Mxlli War iuiii drive were mi tmimccri Tlit'silnv by Mn. V. I', (lima, mint of the wmiieu ill- Vinton. Splendid iomiIU wem nil- tallied by the 41 women, two men and two Hoy Ni-mtla wlto made the rnnvMKS, Mm.

(Ioks xnld The witikmn air rrprlnrt Mis. hail Kmiim. Mia Mmi'i-mi 'i luuellim. Mia. i', firhiiiiiett, Mm.

lk liiillitlit, Mia (Ii'iiiup trtillrv, Mia WulHlalelh ami Many Viirni'y, 1'iivlnrt 9. ML Iti'lni Wollris, Mia Ai 1 lull l'i'n lal. Mia II Mia. IMlluul Wuikmait. lender, Mia.

Vim a AiuU'mnn. Mia. Itnv K. ni'll, Mra S. V.

Mi Mllliin, Mia, ,1. II. White. Mia. Ileni-v I'arettl.

Mia. Irving ttli-uVI. Mia. Mildred nut. Mia.

,1, Cuaaeiman. Mia. 11. I'. Nmltli, Mia.

John lillra t'rivlnrt a. Mia I-rtnl Heed, trailer. Mia. I'm! I'lnvvmin. Mra.

Ialei M. ttjimltlln. Mra. Harris Hnnmir, Mia. Frank Swarta, Mra.

rYnlrrli-k Dlniiivmn. Mrs. Pruom llauii's, Mra 1). I). Humphrey, Mrs.

Kutieil Plrka. Mm. Jiihn Trlnce, Mra. Clrmi Hull. Mm.

Wllllnm fux. Mra. K' K. Cowtrll, Mra. It Y.

Mnltiitin, Mra. lnna Ik Ijirne. Miaa Nnnt'y Uurkhitl ilrr, Mlaa Carolyn (illletle, Mlaa Willi-friMl Clowe, Miaa Maria Iailley and S. K. (loss.

Precinct 4, Mrs. Arthur U. I.ynuin, leader; Men. Wllllnm Dukkit, Mi-a. P.

Unvcc. Mra. Tom (i. Smith. Mra.

W. R. Jackson. Mra. Harry Protlvn.

Mm. H. S. Sylveater. Mra.

Krneat My em, Mra Winnie K. Boynlon. Mra. Du-ford Cochran and Billy puKtfer, IT'S THE LAW PHILADELPHIA. Nov.

28. Iff) Mr. and Mrs. A'iRiist Phllipp turned out some Christmas rocking-horse toys in their small factory. The Federal grand jury Tuesday indicted them on charges of violating wartime priority regulations.

"Goodness, we didn't know we were breaking any laws," said Mrs. Phllipp. "We thought the kids wanted toys for Christmas and we made them some." A RIG JOB NEW YORK. Nov. 28.

tPi It took a ten ton truck derrick, an emergency towing truck and 18 men to install a 61-foot Christmas Tree in front of City Hall Tuesday. The truck derrick got stuck in the mud, the emergency truck pulled the derrick out of the mud, and six hours later workmen plant ed the tree, after sawing off two foet of trunk to make it fit in the excavation dug for the purpose, AND NO MAIL BOISE, Idaho. Nov. 28. For the first time in nearly four years as Idaho's chief executive.

Gov. A. Bottolfsen didn't receive a sin gle letter Tuesday. One theory advanced was that the recent election had something to do with it. Bottolfsen, Republican candidate for Senator, lost to Glen H.

Taylor, Democrat. FOR OVERTIME LOS ANGELES. Nov. 28. (Pi Probably they didn't plan to use it in their business but burglars who broke into a textile company plant Tuesday included in their loot the firm's card punch time clock.

ON THE SCREEN FLORIDA Today through Saturday: "And Now Tomorrow." Ioretta Young. Alan Ladd, 1:40. 3:40. 5:35. 7 30.

9 25 p. m. PAI.ACK Today. Thurstlav "Rainbow Island" Dorothy. Lamour Eddie 1:25.

3.25. 5:25. 7:25, 9 20 m. AIU AUK Last times tndav: "In Abbott and Costello. 1 15.

4 :35. 7:55 p. m. "Gaslight," Ingiid Beigman, Charles Boycr, 2:25, 5:30. 910 p.

m. RIALTO Last times todny "Tartu," Robert Donat, Valerie Holwnn. 1:05. 4:25. 7:50 fi.

ni "Made For F.ach Other." Carole yimbard. James Stewart, 2:55. 6:20, 9:45 p. m. PARK Last times today: Yellow Canary." Ann Neagle.

Richard Oreene, 6:25. 9:15 "Ladies In Washington." Trudy Marsliall. Anlbonv Qulnn. 7:50 p. m.

I.AKK (Lake Mnrthl Tjist times today: ''Tamptco," E. G. Robinson. Lynn Highway construction for 1944 is estimated at about 5,500 miles, all of which is exclusively for the war effort, this also being true of the 8.400 miles of roads constructed in 1943. 0 Open 6 P.

M. 2000 SO. 'til Midnite DIXIE COME TO THE PIG PEN 3600 So. Dixie For THANKSGIVING DINNER Roast Country Turkey and All the Trimmings $1.50 Fried Chicken Dinners and T-Bone Steaks Our Specialty Petit Marmitle Henry IV Yichyssolse Boast Maryland Turhey Savory Dressing and Giblets Cranberry Kance, Sliced Filet Mifnoa. Bordolaise Lobster Thermidor Candied Sweet Potatoes Freah Vegetables Chef Salad Home Hade Rum Cii Ice Petit Foars Champagne Cooks Imperial Oaioa Soap aa Gratia Fresh Frnit Tart Cream Demitasse Brut, Small S3; Large to it Beer Drink Luncheon 50c Choice of Meat.

Two Vegetables Salisbury Steak Pork Chop Lamb Chop Beef Stew Dessert Drink Make a Date to Lunch at Jlie J-ox leitaurant Appetizing Menu Changed Daily DeLuxe Luncheon 75c Choice of Fruit Juices. Soup and Salad Choice of Meat and Two Vegetables Fried Chicken Country Style Salisbury Steak. Grilled Onions Lamb Chop with Mint Jelly Filet of Red Snapper. Tartar Sauce TESTA'S RESTAURANT 1 Palm Beach's Oldest Restaurant RAGOUT OF LAMB EN CASSEROLE Royal Poioriana TESTA'S FAMOl'S SPAGHETTI Palm Beach ay at ouaty AND BOMKD CHICKEN Road DINNERS Bar Harbor Phone 9323 Cocktail Lounge Sidewalk Cafe BUY ANOTHER $100 6TH WAR LOAN BONO It Fot Koast Dessert Luncheon 65c Choice of Soup or Juice, Meat Two Vegetables Put Roast Beef Grilled Pork Chop Salisbury Steak Filed Trout, Tartar Sauce Dessert Drink Valui Bub Proudly Presents "DACITA" And Her Famous Orchestra DIRECT FROM THE "STORK CLCB" i I S. Nsrcissus Ave.

Kelt Florida Theatre Dinner Served Luncheon Served 5 to 8 p. m. 11 a. m. to 2 p.

m. We Specialize in Steaks, Chops and Sea Food 514 So. Olive Vz Block So. of Post Office SUSAN HAYWARD I Pennsylvania THE PALM BEACHES' Atn CONDITIONED B. J.

Jaeckel, FLOOR SHOWS Manager NIGHTLY: 'rN Jimmy Thomas 1 Toar Singing Host) I 44-iflr Tax Inrl. MAIUIM, ront. 1-11 p. m. TODAY and NO WONDER DON'T WANT DOROTHY 'lift 4.

40-44e Tax Cent. 1-11 F. M. 1.AST UAV Chrt. BOUK BEtGMAN COTIEK ALSO ABBOTT AND COSTELLO "IN SOCIETY" Open 8:4.1 SOc Tax Inrl.

LAST TIMES TONI'JHT )mjm 1 -rri i ii I In FOOTBALL "THANKSGIVING DAY CLASSIC" PALM BEACH WILDCATS TAMPA JEFFERSON HIGH WE SPKCIALIZB IN BANQUF.TS. PARTIKS A LUNCH HONS HJi FOB RKSKUVATlUNSl CALL MB. DBKNN AN 7101 4 r- AMOUR sf- LA CHAUMIERE 232 Plaza Circla, Palm Beach, Fla. Opens i.ts 22nd season with DINNER on Thanksgiving Day, November 30th Phone 7778 for Reservations Collection of unusual Gift Suggestions for Christmas I ANDERSEN FIELD 3 P. M.

THURSDAY, NOV. 30th ii tttiiitllii font. 1-11 P. M. Tax LAST DAY W'ji ROBERT DONAT Valari t.

H0BSON TARTU WoHar Rill M.0.M 1 KA Tarnla Iimharri Jna. Htewnrt "MADE FOR EACH OTHER" Lake Worth Open 2:43 I'M LAST WAV ROBINSON VL lyiMlf-VilarMcUHM iffi Students Servicemen Women 40c Thanksgiving Dinner Served Tomorrow from Noon Until 9 P. M. Hedley's Call 3441 for Reservation Cooney's DINING ROOM 717 South Olive Ave. FOR THAT DELICIOUS HOME COOKED "THANKSGIVING DINNER" 12 to 8 Adults 75c Qfl 1 Ij.

i Trtirlv Marnlmll Tony Qufnn "LADIES IN WASHINGTON" MARINE DECK Home Made Rolls and Pie LLiSL.