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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-09

Mrs. Eddie Saunders and SON.
Oliver. left over the East Coast
yesterday for Tavernier to join
Mr.. Saunders. who is employed
with the State Road Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Herbert Muse,
who were married Friday after
noon, May IS, and left the same
day on their honeymoon, return
ed on the Havana Special from
Miami yesterday.
State Senator Arthur Gomez
left over the highway yesterday
morning for points in the district
on a campaign for his reelection in
the second primary.
Mrs. Merrill Adams, daughter
Phyllis, and niece, Florence
Adams, left on the afternoon
train yesterday for stay with
relatives in Miami.
Miss Mary Pinder left on the
afternoon train Thursday for
Plantation where she will spend a
few days with relatives and then
go to Tallahassee to enter summer
school at Florida State College
for Women.
Miss Rosemary Lopez, who ac-
companied her mother to Miami
for a visit with relatives, return
ed over the East Coast today. Mrs.
Lopez and son, Jack continued to
Jacksonville for a visit with rela-
lives.
Mrs. Bertram Milford and son,
IIchaFles, who went to Miami to
Join Mr.. Milford and stay for a
week, returned on the morning
train accompanied by Mr.. Milford,
Mrs. Andrew j. Page and daugh-
ter, Miss Billie, of 419 William
street, Key West, who are enjoy
ing a vacation in the north, are in
New York City and are guests al
the Hotel Lincoln.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson and sister
Miss Lizzie Sawyer and Mrs. John.
sons two children, Edna May ant
Earl, arrived over the East Coast
today from Miami and are guest:
lof Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin Sands.
Miss Edna Mae Wells wa:
among those leaving during the
week over the highway for Miaml
where she will visit with relatives
and friends for some time.
Mrs. Elsie Caltrider, who was
Visiting her brother and sister-in-
4 n Wpe a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-09

Miss Edna Mae Wells was
among those leaving during the
week over the highway for Miami
where she will visit with relatives
and friends for some time.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-09

Mrs. Thomas Johnson and sister,
Miss Lizzie Sawyer and Mrs. john
sons two children, Edna May and
Earl, arrived over the East Coast
today from Miami and are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin Sands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-09

Mrs. Andrew j. Page and daugh-
ter. Miss Billie, of 419 William
street, Key West, who are enjoy
ing vacation in the north, are in
New York City and are guests at
the Hotel Lincoln.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-09

Emory Lowe Pierce, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Emory Pierce, arrived
yesterday from Gainesville. where
he is student at Florida Univer-
|sity and, after spending the sum-
mer vacation with his parents, will
returns to- begin his ssenior years
studiess f.open' Fsar q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-09

Mrs. Bertram Milford and son.
Charles, who went to Miami to
Join Mr.. Milford and stay for a
week, returned on the morning
train accompanied by Mr.. Milford.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-09

Miss Rosemary Lopez. who ac-
companied her mother to Miami
for a visit with relatives, return
sed~over the East Coast today. Mrs.
Lopez and son, Jack continued to
Jacksonville for a visit with rela-
lives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-09

Attorney j. Lancelot Lester
left on the afternoon train yester-
day for a business visit to Miami.
AL Dudek left yesterday after
noon for his home in Patowski,
Mich, called there by the illness
of his mother.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-09

/ Miss Ana Luisa Renedo, who
was spending a week in Miami
with relatives, was a returning
passenger on the Havana Special
yesterday.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Urges Promotions
To Fill High Positions in
Veterans Administration

administration. At the same time
Comdr. Mcqueen explained that rea-
scnabls expectation of promotion was
calculated to strengthen the morale
Of workers. and, therefore, protested
going outside Of the administration
forces for the one to succeed Mr..
Roberts.
Comdr. Q. Hamilton Anderson, Of
Ace Chapter, announces plans for .
bid meeting are now In progress for
this chapter, to be held ct the
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club,
Eleventh and l. streets, March /.
Comdr. Anderson announced tho ad-
dttion Of number Of new members
during February and urges each menu
Der to bring . new member and at
tend the next meeting.
A meeting Of Federal Chapter, No.
8. was held at the Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club last Monday.
Guests OF the evening were Depart
ment comdr. walker II. C0lst0n, De.
partment Junior Vice Comdr. william
Kerschner. Dr.. g. II. Anderson, COM
mander Of Ace-Raxmussen Chapter,
and John T. Chichester. commander
Of National Capital Chapter.
Comdr. Forrest w. Schroyer Of
Federal Chapter announced the pres
ent membership Of the chapter as SIS.
The meetings OF this chapter viii be
the second Monday Of each month.
1t Is announced no notice viii be sent
out for the next meeting.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Knights of Pythias.
CYRACUSIANS LODGE entel

CYRACUSIANS LODGE entertained
~ Francis 3. Harding. past chancel-
lor Of Forest Oak Lodge, Gaithersbrrg.
Nd. and Past Chancellor Chris Pam
agos Of Franklin Lodge. The enter
tainment feature consisted Of boxing
by the Maines brothers, and muEcal
program by the Sunday Family.
Capitol Lodge, with the assistance
Of Past Chancellor e. T. Negosta.
Grand Master at Arms r. B. Berry
man and Knight Hanley conferred the
page rank on Harry e. Koenig. Past
Grand Chancellor Fred Yates was the
speaker Of the evening.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters.
met, with Mrs. Thelma Simmons pre-
siding. The application Of Mr.. Haney
Of Syracusians Lodge was balloted on.
Prior to this meeting Mrs. Lola MARKS
entertained the grand chief Of the
Grand Jurisdiction Of Virginia, Mrs.
Clyde Z. West.
Friendship Temple had initiation Of
candidates at its last meeting. It
viii serve . turkey dinner In the
temple February 20. Mrs. 0ussis B.
Ayiward was elected press oorrespond-
ent.
The Grand Lodge, knights Of pyth-
las, viii hold its annual meeting at
the temple tomorrow and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1934-02-18

Strung representations for promo
tons among employees rather than
the importation of outsiders 70 Oh
high positions In the Veterans' Ad.
ministration were made during the
past week by J. w. McQueen of KAN
sas City, national commander OF the
D. A. v. to Gen. Frank T. Hines.
The resignation Of ]. O'C. Roberts
as solicitor Of the Veterans Ad-
ministration came as o surprise, rs It
was understood his services were prov.
ing highly satisfactory, particularly
during the increased burden resulting
from the economy act Of last March.
However, Mr.. Roberts explained In his
letter Of resignation. that he felt he
could not refuse most attractive Of
fer he had received to practice law
privately, so his resignation will be
effective the first Of the month.
Immediately upon the announce
ment Of the resignation the central
ONCE OF the admfnistration and the
Warrington once Of the veterans
organizations were flooded with ap-
plications Of those who desired ap-
pointment as Mr.. Roberts successor.
With the arrival Of the first applica-
ton, Comdr. Mcqueen wired direct to
Gen. Hines explaining that the D. A.
v. intended to indorse no individual,
but was taking this position on the
assumption that the position Of chief
legal ofhcer Of the administration
would be filled by the selection Of
some one already employed In the
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Shepherds Of Bethlehem.

THE last meeting Of National Lodge
= was called to order by Comdr.
Mrs. Anna Etewart. The Shepherds
degrees was conferred on Mrs. Rosie
Holt and Mrs. Betty 0oldenxweig.
Mrs.. Name Dolndera Of Trinity
Lodge presented her credentials Is
deputy supreme commander. Mrs.
Domdera. assisted BY past command
ers, installed the following onlcers:
Past commander, Mrs. Anna Stewart;
commander. Miss Lillian Carrick: vice
commander, Nrs. Adds Brady: mar
shal, Nrs. Iaaballe Russe3i: scribe, @.
=. Smith: accountant. Ma. Eva Raha:
treasurer, Don Nmecco: chaplain.
Nm. EsteIls uebeie; inside guard,
Robert Shields: mistress of eersmo-
nies, Nlrs. JeGxio Richards and trustee,
1ErS. Myrtle Shields.
The hon0rs Of past commander
were conferred on the treasurer for
the past three years, Don Morocco, and
retiring Sitting Past Comdr. @. +.
Smith. Deputy Mazie Domdera pre-
sented Don Morocco with . past COM
mander's certificate and Mrs. Mar
garet Licarione presented Don Morec-
CO with gold past commanders pin.
The uext meeting viii b February
- at 90 ~ street, vhen tho
tNap1UG1nfh ann1so1sagye - - 1odOe
vm - ohDesvsd
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Officers Coming Here
For War Office Duty
Lieut. Col Esln. c. A. c.. to Be Stationed in
Assistant Secretarys Quarters-Col.
Siler Coming From Panama.

Mason, Louis A. Mime, Carl r.
Mitchell, Julius q. Newgord, Lyle q.
White and Percy J. Carroll; Capts.
Kenneth A, Brewer, Paul z. Keller,
John e. Roberts, Dwight Lawson and
Robert B. Skinner.
Ofdcers Of the Dental Corps who
viii como to washington for o course
Of instruction at the Army Dental
School include Majs. Leigh O. Fair.
bank, Harry e. Smalley, Charles NJ.
Taylor, George r. Treasel, William II.
siefert and Capt. Dale B. Ridgely.
Veterinary officers who have been
designated to undergo the course at
the Army Veterinary School include
Lieut.. Col. Burton A. sceley, Maj.
Henry z. Hess and Maj. Stanley G.
Smock.
Nsvy.
The following lieutenants Of the
Supply Corps have become due for
promotion to the rank of Lieutenant
commander: Raphael oertng, Fill
moro 8. G. Layman, Harold r.
lehman, Leon !. Smith. Myron w.
Willard, Archie A. Antrim, John H.
Gallon, Harold T. Humphreys, Hugh
A. Phares, Percy w. McCord, James
e. Bremen, Upton r. Woodward,
George p. Smallman, George e. Duffy,
Chris J. Norstad, Charles A. Cook,
George L. Thomas, Samuel L. Bates,
Robert r. Thompson. John G.
Poshepny, Gordon 8. Bower. Edward
Nixon, Henry G. McGtnnis, Frank ].
Manley. Harry r. Hake, julius ]. Mif-
nit. Harry @. Kinnard, Percival p.
Patten, Michael A. Sprengel. william
e. Mccain, Golden r. Davis, drandi-
son J. Tyler and Chester B. Peake.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Y. N. c. A. OFFICIALS
Conference END
Session Of Secretaries to Be Con-
cludsd Today-c. Z. Fleming
VIII Be Speaker.

The metropolitan 2. n. o. A. sscrs-
taries Will conclude their conference
at the Mayaower Hotel today. Leon.
ard w. De Cast, general secretary Of
the local Y. M. @. A., Is chairman. G.
E Fleming win speak at the eve.
ming service Of the Congress Heights
Methodist Church, and L. B. Nichols
Memorial Methodist Protestant
Church, on the work Of the wash:
ington =. M. o. A.
bethany, Jerico, ths Dead Sea
and Bethlehem" win be the subject
Of An Illustrated lecture by Page Mex.
Etchison ut the Y. M. G. A. tomcr.
row, tbs pm. A stunt night win be
held at 900 pm. in the Y, M. g. A.
assembly hall under the direction Of
the Y. M. @. A. Dormitory Council.
The weekly rehearsal Of the =. M.
@. A. Glee Club win be held Tuesday
at 7:30 pm, In room 217 Of the CEN
tral Y. N. G. A. The Dramatic Club
win meet In the assembly hall Of the
'Y" ct SIS pm.
The Y's Mems Club Win mset &C
ahoal,s Cafe, 1913 q street. Wednes-
day ut 12:2s pm The annual
fAthsr-and-son banquet VIII BE- hel6
under the direction Of the =. n. o. A.
boyS' department in the assembly hall
"wednesday ct $50 pm Dr.. Caxi @.
Rasmussen. pastor Of Memorial Iu.
theran Church, u to be tbs speaker.
"The Sex Problem Today win be
the subject Of the weekly Y. ~. G. A.
health talk, to be given by Or. Walter
Stokes Thursday at 7:45 pm. This
talk is for men only.
The Y. M. c. A. Executive Conn
mittee win meet at the central
branch for lunch Friday ut 1880 pm.
Chairman A. L. Lawson VIII prexide.
"A =. My. W. dance win b hG6 -
AaxkR Han Of the x. W. q. - -
go pm.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Sons and Daughters of
Liberty.

CTATE COUNCILLOR EMMA M.
~ BARNES and her officers viii
make their annual visitation TO Po-
tomac Council next Tuesday night, at
o35 Grant place.
The last meeting Of Hope Council
WAS conducted by the councillor, Mrs.
Ella Smith. Mrs. Pauline r. Aur-
hamer and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Heinrichs were appointed to act with
the councillor on the District Of Co
lumbia Public School Association. A
party win be held after the next meet
ing.
Justice Council was conducted by
Councillor Margaret Wilson. It win
meet again March I.
The NTH anniversary Of Washing-
ton Council was observed February
IL. Mrs. Clarice BlAukenship was In.
stalled q councillor.
Columbia Council was conduetsd by
Councillor Catherine Pierce. Tho next
meeting will be March /.
The meeting Of True Blue Council
was opened by Junior Past State
Councillor Louise Grubhs. Mrs. Floda
Reagan was installed as councillor;
Mrs. Louise Mcdonald, vice councillor,
and Mrs. Ethel Campbell, guide. A re-
port Of the business at the last meet
ing Of the District Of Columbia Public
School Association was given by H.
B. Mallory. II was decided to hold q
meeting February "a.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Order of De Molay

u OBERT LIE BRUCE CHAPTER
~ viii make It's annual pilgrimage to
the tomb Of George washington on
February "a. The chapter win b
Joined in this commemoration Of the
birth Of the first President by repre-
sentatives from all chapters within .
radius Of 200 miles.
On the return from Mount Vernon.
the caravan win stop Mt Christ Church
In Alexandria for 4 memorial service.
after which an inspection win be made
Of Washtngton's lodge room. After
luncheon at the George Mason Hotel,
the caravan will 90 to Arlington Gem
etery to place . wreath upon the tomb
Of the Unknown Soldier. While at
Arlington, the group win be joined by
William II. Bruenmg Chapter Of Do
Molay Alumni and win take part IA
the services at the grave Of william
II. Bruening. which win be conducted
by the Alumni chapter. Following the
services at Arlington. the visiting De
Molays viii be conducted on . sight
seeing tour Of Washington. A dinner
viii be held at the Hamilton Hotel
and q dance at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
marine RESERVES
ORDER CHANGES
Many Personnel Shifts Are
Shown in Sixth Brigade
Announcement.

The current weekly change sheet
for personnel Of the 9Th Marine Re-
serve Brigade, issued yesterday, shows
the following changes:
Second Lieut.. Peter w. Haxes, de-
tached from Company II. Goth Regi.
ment, to command Company @, goth
Regiment and Provisional Company q.
Capt. Windsor B. w. Stroup trans
ferred to the Eastern Reserve Area.
Second Lieut.. Rex r. Hill appointed
recruiting officer and to command
Company B, Goth Regiment.
Roland 1. Hendricks. Company @,
23d Regiment, promoted from SER
geant to hrst sergeant.
David Bloom. Headquarters COM
pany. 1st Battalion. 2oth Regiment.
promoted from private, flrst class, TO
corporal for duty as battalion clerk.
Sergt. j. Nevan, Company D, goth
Regiment, 225 Marion avenue, Ciar-
endon, Va, re-enlisted for four years.
Sergt. Maj. Harry F. Volkman. 323
Seventeenth street southeast, and
Sergt. Mai. Kenneth J. Zoeller. 2148
o street. extended their enlistments
for three years.
The follwing are new enlistments
as privates: Joseph r. Moore. 1901 K
street: Leonard r. HIT. Capitol
Heights, Md: Raymond NJ. Peak, S
Park avenue, Hyattsville, Nd: Roger
L. Cerioni GIT Twenty first street.
and James B. Powers. 3002 Rodman
street.
The following were discharged due
to expiration Of enlistments: 6ergts.
Robert L. Brady. Charles Davis. Corpl.
Harry Gaberman, Pvt. (irst class)
Dewey G. Graham, Pyts. Willis B.
Henderson, Gordon w. Mills.
Recent deaths include those Of Sec.
ond Lieut.. D. A. Murphy. Sergt. VII
liam I. Mccarthy and Pvt. Myer
Lewis.
James w. Mcqueen and willard NJ.
Brown. class 3. Fleet Marine Corps
Reserve, joined the brigade from the
Central. Reserve Area and Eastern
Reserve Area. respectively.
A new line company Of the 1st
Battalion, 20th Regiment. Is being
formed by Raymon NJ. Peak Of Park
avenue, Hyattsulle, Md. This COM
pany is to have headquarters at Bla-
densburg and Is TO be recruited from
amony young men in Bladensburg.
Mount Rainier. Cheverly, Tuxedo.
Riverdale, Berwyn and Hyattsville.
Thus far IS men have applied for
affiliation with this company.
Each unit of the 9Th Brigade is
sponsored by unit Of the Continental
Guard, the ciyilian-military organiza-
ton connected with the 9Th Marine
Reserve Brigade. The new Bladens-
burg company win be sponsored by .
Continental Guard unit named "Bla-
densburg Garrison, August, 1914" in
honor Of the battalion Of Marines
under Capt. Samuel Miller, which. In
connection with sailors under Com
modore Barney. fought valiantly to
halt the march Of the British forces
upon Washington.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
INSPECTION HELD
BY DEWEY \ CAMP
Department Commander
StrobeI and staff Make
Official Visit.

Admiral George Dewey Naval Camp
met February o In Northeast Masouic
Temple. Commander william II. Wa.
ters presided. Department Command
er Charles A. etrobel and his stan
made an of1cial visit and an onlcial
inspection.
Commander Franklin L slade con-
vened the meeting Of Gen. Nelson A.
Miles Camp In Pythian Temple Fri
day evening. Joseph ThcrnberR, late
Company I, 5th Maryland Volunteer
Infantry, was formally mustered by
the commander.
At the meeting next Friday an ofn-
cial Visitation will be made by the
department. commander and his stan
Commander 6lade has received the
acceptances Of invitations extended
from Representatives Hoeppel Of
California and Lundeen Of Minnesota,
both Of whom are expected to deliver
addresses.
visitations to the camps Of this
department. VIII be made by the
department commander and stan
as follows: .Urell Camp, February
81; Miles Camp, February %; Law
ton Camp. March 8: Petit Camp.
March IL.
President Pauline Thompson pre-
sided at the meeting Of Col. James s..
Petit Auxiliary Monday evening IN
~. y - r. L.
by members Of the auxiliaries Of this
department. and . number Of COM
radeJ Of Petit Camp. Department
President N. Gertrude Keyes and
Department Commander Charles A.
Strobel made short talks. A valentine
party was held.
The meeting Of Gen. Nelson A.
Miles Auxiliary was held Friday eve
ming In Pythian Temple and was con-
vened BY President Anna l. Gross.
It was decided to hold . party in
Pythian Temple March z3.
Tho auxiliary VIII Join with the
camp on the meeting TO DO held
Friday evening.
The eleventh anniversary Of its
organization was celebrated by Col.
John Jacob Astor Auxiliary Tuesday
at 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
The birthdays Of Presidents Lincoln
and George Washington were COM
memorated with appropriate ceremo-
nies. President Bertha Fitzgerald
welcomed the guests.
Margaret Fitzgerald, captain Of the
drill team, announced q party will be
held at 921 Pennsylvania avenue to-
morrow evening.
Commander in Chief william H.
Armstrong has arrived here to attend
the Maine memorial exercises IN the
riding hall ut Fort Myer. Va, and the
exercises under the auspices Of the
department Of the District Of Colum-
bia auxiliaries. held at the Maine
Mast in Arlington National Cemetery.
National President Mamie B. Schmidt
and national officers also took part In
these services.
Evening star., 1934-02-18

w YTTHIN the next few months
NA . number Of of1cerS win
wv arrive IN Warrington for
du1y IN the various bu-
reaus Of the War Depart
ment. Upon completing his present
tour Of foreign service IN the Hawaiian
Lieut.. Col. Henry w. r.
Eglin, G. A. c., viii assume duty at
the department. IN the once Of the
Assistant Secretary Of War. Col.
Joseph +. Sfler, Medical Corps, now
on duty with the Governor Of the
Panama Canal. viii come here and
win be assigned TO duty at the Army
Medical Center. Another ofncer on
duty In tho Hawaiian department,
Maj. Martin r. DuFrenne, Medical
Corps, VIII assume new duty at the
Army Medical Center.
A board Of officers, composed Of
one o6icer Of the Medical Corps and
veterinary oflcers, viii be convened
In Washington shortly for the pur-
pose Of examining applicants for COM
mission In the Veterinary Corps Of
the Regular Army.
The 10th Field Artillery at Fort
Myer, Va, win have new ofncer in
the person Of Maj. Jacob L. Deyers.
F. A., now on duty with the 1st
Field Artillery Brigade at Fort Hoyle.
Nd. Maj. Deyers Is scheduled to as
sumo his duties at Fort Myer on July
! next.
A number Of olncers Of the Medical
Corps viii arrive IN the District dur
ing the early part OF August for .
course Of instruction at the Army
Medical School. They are Najs Rollo
p. Bourbon, Aubrey K. Brown, Kirk p.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Knights of Columbus.
ENAL Arrangements are being made

Knights OF Columbus.
ENL arrangements are being made
for the banquet to be held under
the auspices Of the washington Gen.
eral Assembly. Fourth Degree, on
washineton's birthday. at ths May
flower Hotel John r. HiIlyard - gem
eral chairman, assisted by William +.
McWillians. faithful navigator Of the
Fourth Degree Assembly at Annapolis.
Nd. John p. Schel1haus, faithful
navigator Of the Chief Justice Taney
Assembly, Cumberland, Md; w. r.
Schultz, faithful navigator Of the
Charles Carroll Assembly Of Balti.
more, Nd, and DR.. George r. Ellis,
faithful navigator OF the Washington
General Assembly.
The principal speakers will be Very
Rev. Coleman Nevils, president Of
Georgetown University, and Repre-
sentative John w. Mccormack of
Massachusetts,. Representative Nc
Cormack's subject viii be from
Washington to Roosevelt"
Preceding the banquet, an exempli-
hcation Of the Fourth Degree win be
held, at which there are expected to
be about so candidates from Ca1mber.
land. Baltimore, Annapolis, Alexan-
dria and Washington. The candidates
and their friends win be guests ut the
banquet.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
National Union

COMBINED councils will hold Q
~ ceremonial March II ct tbs
Pythian Temple under ths auspices Of
the Executive Board. II. g. smAle Of
Chicago, president Of the Senate, viii
be among the honor guests.
Warren w. Jones, financial secre.
tary OF the Victory Council. has ten
dered his resignation and ]. A
williams has been chosen his success.
sor.
Evening star., 1934-02-18
Daughters of America

THE State councillor and her ON
= GERS paid their ofdcial visitation
to Liberty Council. Associate Junior
Past Councillor Mrs. Julia Purdy gave
the mwritten work. Mrs. Petit.
councillor, presided. Mrs. Lille God
bold. conductor. gave an address Of
welcome. A program OF entertain-
ment was presented by Mrs. Schultz.
The State councillor, her officers and
committees will officially visit Kenil-
worth Council February ~ at the
Kenilworth Presbyterian Church Hall
Golden Rule Council win celebrate
its birthday anniversary March Q, for
which special invitations viii be sent
to the State councillor and her ofa-
GERS. Mrs. Margaret A. Taylor an
nounced tentative plans are being
made for the annual visitation
April -.
A program Of entertainment was
presented by children and grand
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Simpson as follows: Mrs. Helen
Young, their daughter, acted a. toast
mistress for the evening, reading OF
the biography by Mrs. Helen Young.
Lohengrin's Bridal March" was
played by Mrs. May Chick. tenor solo
by Arthur Simpson, . son; vocal &C.
lection, Miss Georgia Hafmess; vocal
selection, AErA. Helen Young: tap
dance with vocal selection. Mis- Helen
Young; duet Arthur Simpson and
Mn. Helen Young: soneA By httls
Buxzie Young; song, MiD D0ie
Young: square dance By members of
the Rainbow Club.
State Council Warden Mrs. viola
Frazier Of Loyalty Council and State
Deputy Mrs. Bertha Brown Of Golden
Rule Council were guests at the meet
ing Of Betsy Ross Council last We'd
nesday evening.
independent Council welcomed
0eneva Taylor, who was received BY
Initiation at the class initiation. Mrs.
NeElie Dean, cosncilpr, presided. NJ
~ N1a 1ln11she6 - Nh 1fng1nn
ll1n11m01yx ponn11t