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  • Arthur and Virginia Ruhnke. in costume at the annual Jaycee-ette gala Halloween costume party. Arthur is possibly in a cat costume, Virginia is a "card shark."
  • Couple in costume at the annual Jaycee-ette gala Halloween costume party.
  • Woman in costume at the annual Jaycee-ette gala Halloween costume party. Published in the Stuart News (7 Nov 1957) with the caption: "Right out of space came Mrs. Charles Smith."
  • Couple in costume at the annual Jaycee-ette gala Halloween costume party. Published in the Stuart News (7 Nov 1957) with the caption: "Space man Howard Bartlett, right, took a prize, is shown with Mrs. Bartlett, Spanish dancer."
  • Couple in costume at the annual Jaycee-ette gala Halloween costume party. Published in the Stuart News (7 Nov 1957) with the caption: "The Vernon Chasons made a snappy dancing team." Vernon Chason was an automobile dealer in Stuart.
  • Couple with gift wrapped box in front of sign for Appreciation Dance. On 8 May 1957, the Jaycee-Ettes celebrated their 10 year anniversary with a dance at the restaurant Seymour's Inn. Handwritten on back: Florence Auerbach and Jack Addy.
  • Vincent Stewart with gift wrapped box in front of sign for Appreciation Dance. On 8 May 1957, the Jaycee-Ettes celebrated their 10 year anniversary with a dance at the restaurant Seymour's Inn. According to the Stuart News (9 May 1957), prize winners were Vincent Stewart, Joann Babcock of Philadelphia, Jack Addy, B.J. Abbott, and Blanche Slocum.
  • Woman with gift wrapped box in front of sign for Appreciation Dance. On 8 May 1957, the Jaycee-Ettes celebrated their 10 year anniversary with a dance at the restaurant Seymour's Inn. According to the Stuart News (9 May 1957), prize winners were Vincent Stewart, Joann Babcock of Philadelphia, Jack Addy, B.J. Abbott, and Blanche Slocum.
  • Woman with gift wrapped box in front of sign for Appreciation Dance. On 8 May 1957, the Jaycee-Ettes celebrated their 10 year anniversary with a dance at the restaurant Seymour's Inn. According to the Stuart News (9 May 1957), prize winners were Vincent Stewart, Joann Babcock of Philadelphia, Jack Addy, B.J. Abbott, and Blanche Slocum.
  • Marching band and majorettes, probably from Stuart Training School, on Osceola Street, Stuart, passing Bozone's Barber Shop (which changed ownership and name in 1959). Other businesses visible include the Ideal Sport Shop, Friendly Tavern, Rice's Restaurant, Lyric Theatre, Stuart Department Store.
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