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Mrs.Barnett opens
home for AAUW
The North Palm Beach
branch of the American As-
sociation of University Women
met at the home of Mrs. Wil-
liam Barnett, 521 Anchorage
Drive, North Palm Beach, Mon-
day evening.
Mrs. Herbert Gildan acted
as moderator for a panel dis-
cussion on Latin-American
problems and policies. Cor-
related accounts were presented
by special guest, Mrs. Robert
Abernathy, a native Panaman-
ian; Mrs. Wm. Abbott, Mrs. Max
Schilling, Mrs. Lewis Emerson,
Mrs. Harold Beery, Mrs. Mar-
shall Benjamin, and Mrs. Rob-
ert Phillips.
New officers elected were:
first vice president, Mrs. Her-
bert Gildan; second vice
president, Mrs. Robert Phillips;
treasurer, Mrs. -David Jones.
Mrs. Donald Robin, arts
chairman, announced that Willis
Woods, Director of the Norton
Gallery, will be guest speaker
and conduct a tour of the gal-
lery for members and their
.guests, April 18 at 8:00 p.m,
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University Women
to discuss cacrion LA,
on legislation
Statements of principles. for.:
.action on national legislation
supported by the American A s so
ciation of University Women
will be discussed at a meeting,
of the A.A,U.W..North Palm 1.
Beach branch Monday, May.16,
at 8.00 p.m. at the North Palm
Beach Country Club.
Current issues under consi
deration at this meting will be:
Legislation for the advancement
of elementary, secondary, - and ,
higher education; sufferag e and
home rule for the District of
Columbia; the support of a con-
structive foreign policy pro-
gram; and the promotion and de-
velopment of library services.
Mrs. Lowell VanDuzee,Leg-
islation Chairman, will be dis-
cussion leader will a panel com
posed of Mrs. Herbert L,Gil-
dan, Mrs. Lewis D.Emerson,
Mrs.Marshll J. Benjamin, Mrs.
H.H. Crabtree, Jr., Mrs. Wil-
liam Wilson, Mrs. Keith Cloyed,,
and Mrs. Robert N. Phillips.
U 'University Women
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itour Norton, Galle-ry of Art:
Willis Woods, Director ofthe Gallery, Monday night.
the Norton Art Gallery and Mr. Woods gave a brief talk
!the Norton School of Art, ad- regarding the history of the
dressed the members and Gallery. He stated that Mr.
friends of the North Palm Beach Norton chose paintings from
branch of the American Asso- personal preference rather than
ciation of University Women at from the dictates of current
fashion and this has made for
a rich and unusual display of
paintings and sculpture.
Mr. Woods then conducted
the group through the perman-
ent galleries as he described'
in detail some of the most inter-
esting works. He pointed out
with e x a m p l e s the gradual
change from stylized medieval
art to the exuberant humanism
of the Renaissance to the dem-
and for high society portraits
of the 17th and 18th centuries,
and finally- up to the "modern"
room which has examples of
some of the great men of the
early contemporary movement.
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The tour was climaxed with a
visit to the Chinese Jade Room
where Mr. Woods vividly des-
cribed the ancient times during
which the jades and bronzes
were carved.
The evening closed with a
visit to the Norton Art School
student show in the current
exhibit galleries.
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AAUW Installs officers,
hears Judge Propp speak
Officers of the North Palm facilities for law offenders.
Beach Branch of the American . The delegates for the State
Association of University Wo- and Regional AAUW Convention
men were installed Monday eve- in Miami Beach July 6-8 are
ning. - Mrs. Robert Phillips and Mrs.-
officers
rs.Officers installed were: Mrs. Herbert Gildan. Alternate dele-
Edward Sharp, president; Mrs. gates are Mrs. William Abbott
Herbert Gildan, first vice pre- and Mrs. William Barnett.
sident; Mrs. Robert Phillips, There will be delegates to this
second vice president; and Mrs. convention from South Atlantic
David Jones, treasurer. Mrs. Region which is comprised of
Sharp, Mrs. William Abbott, the states of Florida, Georgia,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Maryland, North Carolina,South
H. H. Crabtree, Jr., recording Carolina, Virginia, West Vir-
secretary will continue in of- ginia and the District of Colum-
fice for the fiscalyear 1960-61. big___ - --- -
Mrs. Edmund Rodman, pro-
gram chairman, introduced
Judge Beatrice Propp, munici-
pal court judge of West Palm
Beach, who was the guest spea-
ker.
Judge Propp who had sparked
the movement to improve local
penal conditions, emphasised
that there must be both public
interest and public approval in,
order to accomplish further
improvement and extension of