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Puss In Boots To Be Sponsored By AAUWPuss In Boots To Be Sponsored By AAUW Play rehearsals and com- Berson in collaboration with mittee arrangements are in the N o r t h Palm Beach full swing as the Palm Beach Branch of the American As - High School 'Thespians pre- sociation of. University Wo - pare for another presenta- men, decided to "ring up" in tion of the Children's Theatre the North Palm Beach area. production, "Puss in Boots." The proceeds from this pre - The play, a dramatization sentation will be used for the of an old fairy tale, will be AAUW Fellowships fund. Me - held at the Howell Watkins mbers of the NPB AAUW felt Jr. High School on Saturday, that the production would be January 28 for those children of benefit not only to the who have not yet seen it. The Fellowships fund, but also to curtain will rise at 10 a.m. the many children in the and at 1:30 p.m. Perform- area who have not yet en- ance of the three act play joyed the opportunity of see - lasts one and one half hours. ing this delightful fantasy. Pleased with the success of The play itself has been the holiday performances of double cast to allow more the play at the PBHS audi- of the PBHS players to gain torium and the benefit show- f he worthwhile experience of ing,- at Royal Palm Elemen- the dramatic appearance. tary School, the Thespians Connie Atkins and Cathy Di - troupe sponsored by J. L. Cocco lead the cast in the Pa.riette and Elizabeth An- role of Puss, followed by Buddy Vincent and Jim Houl- ihan as Jack. Other actors are John Schroer, Lee Allen, Candi Fox, Christine Cotter, Jess Pike, Donna Vincent, Barbara Hoff, Fred Davis, Bonnie Peak, Richard Bard - lay, Kathi Trigg, Norma Grenfell, Terri Hopkins and James Feller. Tickets may be obtained from any NPB AAUW mem- ber or by calling Mrs. John Rigg Jr. of North Palm Beach. Tickets will also be sold at the Lake Park li- brary and at the door. n Florida University Women Convene In Gainesville The Ramada Inn, Gaines- Representatives, the Honor- ville, Florida will be host for able Ralph Turlington will be the 38th Annual Convention a member of a Saturday pan - of the Florida Division of the el discussing cultural change American Association of from the standpoint of con - University Women-, Septem- structive political thinking. ber 29 to October 1, 196-7. The passage of Senate Bill Attending from the Palm No. 383 during the last leg - Beach County Branch will be islative session providing Mrs. Jonathan Holt, Associa- equal jury service for women tion Legislative Chairman, was part of the Florida Div - Branch President, Mrs. Ger- ision's legislative program ald Daniels, immediate Past during the past year. On the President, Mrs. Alan Rush, panel with Mr. Turlington Mrs. Joe P. Jones, Area Re- will be Dr. Vincent O'Con- presentative for Community nell, psychologist at the Stu - Problems, Miss Pauline Klin dent Health Center, Univer- ger, Legislature Chairman and sity of Florida who will dis- Mrs. Arthur Slater, Area Re- cuss the current thinking of presentative for World Pro youth and Mrs. Glenn Hoff- blems. Attending from the man, demonstration teacher North Palm Beach Branch in the Institute for Teachers will be the President, . Mrs. of Disadvantaged Children William Abbott. at the University of Florida who will discuss the chang- Mrs. Lee F. Branan, Ocala, ing role of American women. Florida, State Division Pre- Dean Lester Hale will dis- sident, will preside over the cuss the role of cultural sessions whose theme is "Per- change in Florida, His sub- spective for Cultural Chan- ject will be, "A Story by Mar- ge." Speaker of the House of jorie Kinnan Rawlings." r Lecturer To Spea- The N o r t h Palm Beach to Branch of AAUW wi,l►1 present in Father Theophane Maguire, -- c.p. of Our Lady of Florida Monastery as guest speaker at its first fall meeting. His topic, "Is China a Paper Ti- ger" is of current interest to everyone, and the public is cordially invited to hear him 4 speak. This meeting will be held on Wednesday, Septem- ber 28, at 8:30 P.M. at the First Federal Savings and ' L o an Association in Lake park. Father Theophane Maguire was ordained a priest on Oc- tober 28, 1923. He arrived in China in August 1924. His mission territory was in northwest H u n a n province where he served for five years. In 1945 he wrote "Hu- nan Harvest", the story of his years in China. Father Theophane has been assigned the Passionist Monastery Florida since 1960. ]VPB A A U Y 6' "Hurry, Hurry„ by W. C. Fields, and "Lizzies of the' Field" by Mac Sennett, beth humorous films, will be shown at the Monday meet- ing of. the North Palm Beach branch of the American As- sociation of University Wom- en. Art Musto, a member of the drama faculty of Palm Beach Junior College, . will discuss what makes good comedy and the changes in humor in films through the years. The meeting place is the First Federal Savings and Loan Association in Lake Park at 8 p.m. The annual library benefit bridge. of the association will be held Wednesday evening in the homes of several. mem- bers. Proceeds will go to the li- braries of North Palm Beach, Lake Park, and Riviera. Beach. For information call Mrs. J. E. Obert, 844-7011. University Women North Palm Beach The Monday meeting of the North Palm Beach. American .Association of University Women, (AAUW) will be held at the University Theatre of Florida Atlantic University `Boca Raton. Harold Burris -Meyer, pro- fessor of drama and director of the .theater will conduct the tour and discussion. Those wishing rides or fur- ther information should con- tact Mrs. Jerry Guffey. The Rev. Theophane Ma- guire, C.P. of Our Lady of F l o r i d a Monastery, guest speaker at the first fall meet- ing of the North Palm Beach Branch of American Associa- t i on of University Women (AAUW), will use as his topic, "Is China a Paper Tiger?" The initial meeting to be held Wednesday at 8:30 p.m., at the First Federal Savings and Loan Association in Lake Park, will be open to the pub- lic. e Father Maguire was ordain- ed a priest on Oct. 28, 1923 and arrived in China in Au- gust 1924. His mission territo- ry was in northwest Hunan province where he served for five years. He wrote "Hunan Harvest," the story of his years in China, in 1945. Father Maguire has been assigned to t h e Passionist Monastery in Florida since 1960. AAUW "Society's Reflection in the Arts" is the theme for this years meetings of the Amer- ican Association of Univer- sity Women North Palm Leach Branch. There will be commentaries on the latest in the world of contemporary painting on !Monday, at the First Fed- �eral Savings and Loan As- sociation of Lake Park. Mrs. C. Donald globin, Mrs. .Joseph Heath, Mrs. Stanley 1H. Lustig, and Mrs. William "Snick, chairman, will lecture. They have all taught various phases of art in the area. During October, there will be a series of study groups at the home of Mrs. Keith Cloyed in Juno. These study groups will. be held each Fri- day at 9:30 a.m. 'Anyone -may attend. The group will explore mu- sic and art in the early 20th century. r NP3'AAUW DANCE PROGRAM In keeping with the theme for February, "So- ciety's . Reflectiom in the Dance", Mrs. Bobbie Jean Wynn will present a pro- gram of interpretive dancing done to modern poetry and music at the February 19th general meeting of the North Palm Beach Branch of the American Association of University Women. Mrs. Wunn holds a B.A. degree in modern langu- ages. She obtained her degree from Talladega in Alabama and became a member of the Talladega Modern Dance Group, Mrs. Wynn is considered an outstanding talent in this field and was accept- ed by a professional dance troup. The 8:00 p.m, meeting will be held at 500 Fed- eral Highway, Lake Park, Puss In Boots To Be Sponsored By AAUW pp Dana Abbott is shown admiring •..j. :til• f preswed at Howell Watkins J r, poster for "Puss in Boots" a Nigh School on Saturday, Jan, three act play for children to be 28th. ;l Play rehearsals and com- derson in collaboration with mittee arrangements are in g Palm Beach the North � full swing as the Palm Beach Branch of the American As - High School Thespians pre- sociation of. University Wo- I pare for another presenta- men, decided to "ring up" in tion of the Children's Theatre the North Palm Beach area. production, "Puss in Boots." The proceeds from this pre - The play, a dramatization sentation will be used for the of an old fairy tale, will be AAUW Fellowships fund. Me - held at the Howell Watkins mbers of the NPB AAUW felt Jr. High School on Saturday, that the production would be January 28 for those children of benefit not only to the who have not yet seen it. The Fellowships fund, but also to curtain will rise at 10 a.m. the many children in the Florida University Women Convene In Gainesville The Ramada Inn, Gaines- Representatives, the Honor- ville, Florida will be host for able Ralph Turlington will be the 38th Annual Convention a member of a Saturday pan-, of the Florida Division of the el discussing cultural change American Association of from the standpoint of con - University Women-, Septem- structive political thinking. ber 29 to October 1, 196-7. The passage of Senate Bill Attending from the Palm No. 383 during the last leg - Beach County Branch will be islative session providing' Mrs. Jonathan Holt, Associa- equal jury service for women tion Legislative Chairman, was part of the Florida Div - Branch President, Mrs. Ger- ision's legislative program ald Daniels, immediate Past during the past year. On the President, Mrs. Alan Rush, panel with Mr. Turlington Mrs. Joe P. Jones, Area Re- will be Dr. Vincent O'Con- presentative for Community nell, psychologist at the Stu - Problems, Miss Pauline Klin dent Health Center, Univer- ger, Legislature Chairman and sity of Florida who will dis- Mrs. Arthur Slater Area Re cuss the current thinking of presentative for World Pro-' youth and Mrs. Glenn Hoff- blems. Attending from the man, demonstration teacher North Palm Beach Branch in the Institute for Teachers will be the President, . Mrs. of Disadvantaged Children William Abbott. at the University of Florida who will discuss the chang- Mrs. Lee F. Branan, Ocala, Ing role of American women. Florida, State Division Pre- Dean Lester Hale will dis- sident, will preside over the cuss the role of cultural sessions whose theme is "Per- change in Florida, His sub- spective for Cultural Chan- ject will be, "A Story by Mar- ge." Speaker of the House of jorie Kinnan Rawlings." AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA INSTALLATION DINNER PROGRAM 7: 00 P v Yi . May 20 1965 C t" oS p e . �ach to the Passionist Monastery sent in Florida since 1950. lire, -- - -- irida aker His NPB r Ti- st to AA t is is him ll be item - t the and Lake quire a Oc- ed in His ,as in wince five "Hu- ry of 'ather ,igned Ranacla Inn, West Palm Beach i .. nw�M.lt,.rww�.�•••w•,+-...,w�.�..-.-..� � •sa• �..•r.. •� � .. ... .�.. �- v.-. ,.r. ., ....w a-.-.--sw�..s+.-w. ...-n.+.--...ww• .•o..r.....a-.+-.rv...+:.�•. •a..w►'.,.•..-ar-•«.awr.ww..a,+.�ra`....-ar�ww,•�a .e..n..s.-�n..- r z - wr "Hurry, Hurry" by W. C. Fields, and "Lizzies of the Field" by Mac Sennett, both humorous films, will be shown at the Monday meet- ing of the North Palm Beach branch of the American As- sociation of University Wom- en. Art Musto, a member of the drama faculty of Palm Beach Junior College, , will discuss what makes good comedy and the changes in humor in films through the years. The meeting place is the First Federal Savings and Loan Association in Lake Park at 8 p.m. The annual library benefit bridge. of the association will be held Wednesday evening in the homes of several mem- bers. Proceeds will go to the li- braries of North Palm Beach, Lake Park, and Riviera. Beach. For information call Mrs. J. E. Obert, 844-7011. University Women North .halm Beach The Monday meeting of the North Palm Beach American Association of University Women, (AAUW) will be held at the University Theatre of Florida Atlantic University `Boca Raton. Harold Burris -Meyer, pro- fessor of drama and director of the .theater will conduct the tour and discussion. Those wishing rides or fur- ther information should con- tact Mrs. Jerry Guffey. The Rev. Theophane Ma- guire, C.P. of Our Lady of F l o r i d a Monastery, guest speaker at the first fall meet- ing of the North Palm Beach Branch of American Associa- t i on of University Women (AAUW), will use as his topic, "Is China a Paper Tiger?" The initial meeting to be held Wednesday at 8:30 p.m., at the First Federal Savings and Loan Association in Lake Park, will be open to the pub- lic. f Father Maguire was ordain- ed a priest prie on Oct. 28, 1923 1 and arrived in China in Au- gust 1924. His mission territo- ry was in northwest Hunan province where he served for five years. He wrote "Hunan Harvest," the story of his years in China, in 1945. Father Maguire has been assigned to t h e Passionist Monastery in Florida since 1960. AAUW "Society's Reflection in the Arts" is the theme for this years meetings of the Amer- ican Association of Univer- city Women North Palm Beach Branch. There will be commentaries on the latest in the world of contemporary painting on (Monday, at the First Fed- eral Savings and Loan As- sociation of Lake Park. Mrs. C. Donald Robin, Mrs. Joseph Heath, Mrs. Stanley 1H. Lustig, and Mrs. William Shick, chairman, will lecture. They have all taught various phases of art in the area. During October, there will be a series of study groups at the home of Mrs. Keith Cloyed in Juno. These study groups will be held each Fri- day at 9:30 a.m. 'Anyone may attend. The group will explore mu- sic and art in the early 20th century. i NPBAAUW DANCE PROGRAM In keeping with the theme for February, "So- ciety's . Reflectiom in the Dance", Mrs. Bobbie Jean Wynn will present a pro- gram of interpretive dancing done to modern poetry and music at the February 19th general meeting of the North Palm Beach Branch of the American Association of University Women. Mrs. Wunn holds a B.A. degree in modern langu- ages. She obtained her degree from Talladega in Alabama and became a member of the Talladega Modern Dance Group, Mrs. Wynn is considered an outstanding talent in this field and was accept- ed by a professional dance Croup. The 8:00 p.m, meeting will be held at 500 Fed- eral Highway.V Lake Park,