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halent rivers edge. Her question
aad me- set upon his thin. Drowned
face 3 trace OF consciousness. and
she had learned that he could not
~.
She ga NOS want to hurt him. She
really liked him. and she had never
aefore liked any man save Doctor
lanes: and liking again made her
long "a hide.
Are you going 10 guard against
making a tragedy for this young
man. Miss Gertrude questioned as
she hnlshed her coffee.
Marsha asa not reply and Miss
Gertrude gave Il up. y suppose"
shs said coldly. "that there Is no
appealing % You. who think only or
seif and nothlng OF the havoc that
pen wreck. ! have fought your seri-
oas consideration OF Godfrey Tarle-
ton. hut have come to the decision
that such alliance may be entirely
asliable lie Is equally depraved-"
q thank you so much. DEAR" said
Marsha. hut without her usual spIr-
81 sAa W'aA eHtifeiy ased TO her
nant's estimate OF her character.
bat somehow. this day u hurt as u
had hart her when she was still
yoane aAd really trying 10 please.
Der aunt paid the check and they
Fase; shs'a hum up something to
ID Marsha decided. something by
xay 81 diversion this was one
nf the hours when she did not dare
think and when activity must be the
aneayue.
TsnEY rode silently toward Miss
! Gartrnde's chlll apartment.
Which was so faultlessly furnished
with pieces that had been handed
d0wn By eariy.vermont Moores, an
apartment n which Marsha had new
e. been able 10 welcome her friends.
. place where suspicion throve. and
where wrong conjectures we're
reached too easily. and where a few
acldfacea women sewing for the
hax thnt vas % so 10 Doctor James,
favorile mission. made "a stimulat-
lng afternoon"
Jean lol them In; the Scotch maid
wAo dlsappFoyed % everything. save
tie raid heaven for which she
hoped. and % everyone, save Mise
Gertrude. There we're flowers. let
tsga, and cablegram for Miss
Marsha. Jean said. Marsha looked at
The Sewers.
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NATioNAI. LEAcuE
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BASEBALLsSs BIG SIN
tBy Associated Fress)
seseHSssAsseA ss sssses


Joe Vosmick slugged his way.
into the Big Six yesterday, while
Paul Waner climbed up into tie
with Bill Terry in the sextet. vos-
mix smacked four hits in five
times at bat, hosting his average
40 points to $40, and ousting Lou
Gehrig. who losta couple.o of points.
The elder of the Waners3 hit four
for four to add eight points to his
average, remaining behind Terry
only when the percentages. were
carried out to- an extra decimal
place.
/ The standings:
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Braves, 20; Bonura, White sox,
20: Collins, Cardinals, 20.
League totals: National, 427;
American, 424; total, 851.
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WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for
old Gold teeth, watches, rings,
etc. You may have $1,000 to
$4,000 worth of abandoned
gold plated articles. Mail for
appraisal. Reference, any firm
in Miami. Peacock's, P. o. Box
1876, So. Miami, Fla. jly17-6t
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Batteries: Ostermueller, Rhodes,
Pennock and r. Terrell; Hudlin,
L. Brown and Pytlak.
Philadelphia at Detroit, post
poned, rain.
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Totlay's
Anniversaries

II
1904 - Francesca Retrarch.
Italian poet and humanist, born.
Died July 1S, 1874.
l804-Richard Owen, English
sciehtist-natuFalist, born Died
Dec. 10, 1892.
1882 Alexander l.. Holley,
noted American mechanical engi-
neer, writer, and scientist of his
day, born at Lakeville, Conn. Died
in New York, Jan. 20, 1882.
1888 Augustm Daily, celebrate
ed New York dfamatist and pro-
Queer. born at Plymouth. ~ c..
Died abroad, June q, 1899.
1844-Marquis of Queensbury,
erratic English sporting noblenan,
part author Of the prizefighting
rules bearing his name, born. Died
Jan. 81, 1900.
1873-Alberto Santos-Dnmont,
Brazilian aefonaut, one of the
pioneers of aviation, born. Died
July "a, 1892.
1S75-John M. Bowman, New
York. hotel man, born in Toronto,
Canada. Died in New York., Oct.
%, 1881.
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HOME RUN LEADERS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
Home runs yesterday; Martin,
Cardinals. 1; Frey. Dodgers, j;
cnn. Browns. ?; werber. Red
Sax. 4.
I.raders. Johnson. Athletics, %;
Foxx, Athletics. %; Gehrig. Yam
les, "a; OFT, Giants, 22i Berger,
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T0DAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland. two games
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
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All bachelors over 80 years of
age must pay special tax in Nish,l
Juge-SIavia.
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More English is spoken in China
than any other foreign language.
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'YANKS WIN TO
GAIN ON IDLE
DETROIT CLUB
CHANTS AND CUBS WIN; DIZZY
DEAN ANNExES HIS SEW
ENTEENTH VICTORY BY DE.
FEATING BOSTON
Especial IN ME eisizem,

NEW YORK, July zO.-The
Yankees broke the njinx" that has
beset them on their current west
ern tour long enough to beat out.
the cellar occupant, the White Sox,
4 to 8. The victory. while. De-
troit was Idle, clipped a half game
loft New York's deficit in the
American League pennant race
leaving the Yanks an even two
games behind. Ben Chapman was
the big factor at bat for the New
Workers. driving in most of the
Italics.
Five runs in the ninth. inning,
gave the Indians a 6. to victory
over the Boston Red Sex in the
first of five-game series for pos
session of third place, Fred Oster-
lmueller, rookie southpaw,, who had
been given. a four-fSin lead by the
Sox, was chased from the mound
in the ninth when Earl Averill,
Cleveland center fielder, hit a sim
gle with the bases full, scoring
Pytfak and Seeds. Joe Vosmik
singled, scoring Knickerbicker, and
then Trosky tripled, scoring Aver
i'll and, Vosniik.
Eight pitchers saw service as the
Browns won their fifth straight
game defeating the Washington
Senators, 5 to z.
Hal Schumacher stretched his
string of consecutive mound VIC
tories to nine and his list of suc-l
lcesses over Cincinnati to IL
straight as the Giants BANKED the
Reds, A to 0, to maintain their
three-gan1e lead. Schumacher
never lost to the Reds in his three
year major league career.
Four-hit hurting in which Pat
Malone and Lon Warneke col
laborated gave the Chicago Cubs
a 2 to | victory over the Phiiiies.
Jerome Dizzy Dean, the st.
Louis Cardinals eccentric but eff
Elective hurler. led his team to
A to. 2 win in the first game of
their series with the Boston
Braves. 1t was his seventeenth
Victory of the season.
Linus Frey. who is known as
Junior" to his teammates, pulled
a ball game out of the fire for
the Dodgers when he raped a
llast-minute home run to give
Brooklyn a 4 to 2 win over the Pr
rates.
The summaries:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At New York r. HI. E.
Cincinnati ...................... o IL O
New York ........,....... 4 IL O
Batteries: Derringer and Lom-
bardi; Schumacher and Mancuso.
At Brooklyn r. H. f..
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FOR SALE
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GOOD COOK or one willing to
learn. Night dinner, good
wages. Phone IS or .890-W.
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FOR RENT

ROOMS--Double and single $500
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FOR RENT-Furnished apart
ment, modern conveniences,
garage. Apply 62S White
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Citizen Office. jun28
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and Hartnett; E. Moore, Hansen
and Todd.
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1904 Richard Owen, English
sciehtist-natuFalist, BORN Died
Dec. Is, 1892.
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1904 Francesca Retrarch.
Italian poet and humanist, born.
Died July 18, 1874.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Corner Simonton at Eaton Street
Geo. e. Summers, Pastor
Sunday Church School opens at
|9:45 O'Clock under the leadership
of Gerald Saunders, superinten-
dent. Each department meets in
its own assembly room.
Worship services at IL a.. m.
and 8 p. m, sa
The pastor win bring q message
entitled. THE Lost Chord, of Meth
odism," at the morning service
and. sWhat Youth Expectssofs its
Fathers" at the evening service.
The choir will render special
music at both services.
Young peoples meeting at z p.
m. Miss Ida Kerr, president.
Mid week prayer and praise
service on Wednesday evening at
Is o'clock.
Choir rehearsal on Friday eve-
ming at 7:45.
During the absence of Miss
Mary E. Grillon, our regular or
ganist, Miss Mary Frances SUM-
mers win act in the capacity.
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new ROUND TRIP
RATES BETWEEN
KEY WEST MIAMI
REDUCED FARE SHOWN TO
BE ONE OF MOST REASON
ABLE YET OFFERED BY
RAILWAY COMPANY


Il An attractive round-trip rate is
being announced by the Florida
East Coast Railway Company be-
tween Key West and Miami in this
issue of The Citizen.
This is shown to be one of the
most reasonable offerings of trans
portation ever offered by this
company, which will no doubt APP
peal to hundreds of Key Westers
who intend to visit Miami this sum
mer.
The price for round trip tic
ket is $4.75. This ticket is good
for six days in addition to the date
of sale. The traveller leaves Key
West, in comfortable coaches,
$40 o'clock in the afternoon and
is in Miami 1920 O'Clock that
night.
Miami is 156 miles from Key
West. To go and return is 312
miles, hence the fare of $4.75 for
the round trip is approximately
one and half cents each mile.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH 49,

Corner of White and Washington
Streets
ia John C. Gekeler, Pastor
Sunday kSiloOl SO 40 O'Clock, "A,
ia. Efgin, superintendent.
N1kesn;ng @mocship- with. sermon
at II o'clock. Sermon subject:
s''The Triumph of the Kingdom of
Cod 9.ss ssAsa e ,s 3eH-
The young peoples, devotional
at 7:i5 O'clock will be- led by
Helen Russell n's's 50
Evening worship at 8 o'clock.
Sermon: Lord, Help Me-, A Les
son in Faith"
At the Wednesday night service
members will discuss, "What /
Found in The Church Paper"
On Monday morning at 8 o'clock
the "Daily Vacation Bible School, !"
open to all children between the
ages of z and is, will begin ses-
sions. Courses in missionary
biography, the geography of the
land where Jesus lived, and the
life of st. Paul will be studied.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Eaton Street. Between Duval and
Simonton Streets
James S. Day, Pastor
9:45 q. M, Sunday school.
IL o'clock, morning worship.
The pastors subject for the morn
ing is; Following Altar Off"
Choir anthems: ssMore. Love To
Thee"
2 p. M, BAUiand BYPU's.e
5 o'clock, evening worship. The
pastor will speak on sc Getting To-
gether with God" Anthem by the
choir: 81 Will Life Up Mine e. es-"
2 o'clock Monday afternoon,
Sunday school picnic.
o'clock Tuesday afternoon the
Sunbeams meet.
8 o'clock. Wednesday evening,
prayer service.
1880 p. M. Thursday. choir re-
hearsaL rs
Friday afternoon regular meet
ing of the G. A. Girls. A
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SPECIAL SALE
ON SILK GOODS
BARGAIN EVENT ADvERTis.
ED FOR STORE OF
FASHION

As stated in the advertisement
of The Store OF Fashion. = large
lot Of silks recently purchased by
|. Appelroush At eastern markets.
viii be offered in special sale for
Monday It Ill one price.
Practically every kind 81 color
and design Of silks can BE found
in this large lot. The lot embraces
many silks which have heretofore
.sold At many times the price for
which they are offered for Mon
day.
with the sumnser season now
in full swing. states Mr.. Appel.
feuth. everyone win Be needing
new dresses Now i the time 10
he fashioning them"
Another shoe sale win take
place 1t this store Monday. Psne.
tically every shoe in the stock win
he reduced for this selling day.
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PLAN OBSERVANCE
OF FATHERS DAY

Fathers Day viii be observed
Sunday evening at the Fleming
Street Methodist Church. The pas
tor win use as a subject for his
Faith or Our Fathers. "
Special music suited 10 the oc-
easion win be rendered by the
choir.
A gift viii be presented TO the
oldest father IN the congregation,
and q special chair reserved FOR
the father.
People in Key West without any
church affiliations win find . cor
dial welcome at the Fleming Street
Church. and all visitors are wei
coined.
Mayor VIM. II. Malone win ad-
dress the Young Peoples Glass Al
'l0:I5 o'elock Sunday morning.
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CHLDREN'S DAY
PROGRAM SUNDAY
TO BE RENDERED AT CON-
EDUCATIONAL CHURCH
SUNDAY EVENING

There will be Chiidren's Day
program rendered at the First
Congregational Church Sunday
evening, beginning at 7:SO o'clock,
which will be as follows.
Procession.
Song-"Jesus Wants Me For A
Sunbeam"
Scripture reading = Barbara
Jean Johnson.
Prayer (response) Elizabeth
Ann Evans.
Hymn, "Plant Roses''-Con-
gregation.
REGULATIONS - Robert Archer.
Beverly Curry, Ruth Rose Di-
Negro, Rose May Caaalejo, Gym
thia Higgs, Donald Canalejo.
Exercise Junior Department.
Prayers - Mildred vans,
Yvonne White, Raymond Ma
loney.
Offertory-Mrs. E. r. Evans.
Vocal solo-Barbara Jean
Johnson.
Exercise Ellyn, Mildred and
Elizabeth Evans.
Recitations Ellen May Di-
Negro, Merthyn Evans, Ruth Cam
alejo, Rose Bethel. Catherine
Saunders, Mae Gale Bazo.
Vocal selection-Ulee Bethel,
Catherine Saunders, Barbara Jean
Johnson, Ruth Canalejo, William
Burton.
Organ solo-Jack Cormack.
Reading-Miss Edith Mae Rob-
erts.
Piano solo-Miss Lucette De-
Barritt.
Pantomime-Elyn Evans, Ruth
Russell, Dorothy Mae DUNCAN.
Ruth Rose Thompson. Gwynette
ThompsoK, Margaret Dexter: Miss
Isabel Armayor. reader.
Vocal solo-Miss Edith Mae
Roberts.
Pantomime-Isabal Armayor,
Edith Mae Roberts, Elice Armayor.
Ellyn Evans; Mrs. E. r. Evans,
sOl0ist.
Presentation of Bibles and De
plomas Carlyle Roberts, superin-
tendent.
Benediction- Rev. E. r. Evans.
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O'Clock. Sermon subject: "Christ's
Universal Invitation.
Mrs. ]. r. Adams, church pian-
list.
Special music by church choir
at each service.
Junior Epworth League at Z p.
m. Mrs. v. A. Archer in charge.
intermediate Epworth League
at 6 p. m. Mrs. S. ]. Pierce in
charge.
Young Peoples Department at
II p. m. Miss Elizabeth Rosam,
president.
Evening worship service at s
o'clock. Sermon subject: "Trav-
cling On Superstition"
Prayer and Praise service each
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Church choir practice each
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
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Mewlysoeds Come
Here From Miami

Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie Babcock
were arrivals on the Havana spe-
cial yesterday from Miami for a
short time with relatives and
friends. number Of whom greeted
them at the station.
g Mrs. Babeock was before mar
tisee Miss Jane Martin. one Of
lliami's most charming young
women. Mr.. BabcOcR is the son
Of Claude Babcock, Of Key West,
and has a host Of friends who ex-
tended q happy welcome.
They were married Thursday
night in Miami and yesterday left
for Key West where they win re-
main until Sunday afternoon
when they viii return 10 Miami
where Mr.. Babcock i connected
with the Florida Light and Power
Company.
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FLEMING STREET METHODIST
CHURCH

Cor. Fleming and William Streets
Shuler Peele, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
William N. Knowles, superinten-
dent.
Morning worship service at IL
o'clock. Sermon subject: "That
Idol of Your Heart"
Junior league meets ut $3.50 p.
m. Miss Mayfield Knowles in
charge.
Senior Epworth League meets
at z p. m. Norman Lowe, presi-
dent.
Evening worship service begin
ming at s o'clock. Sermon sub
ject: ..Faith of Our Fathers"
Special music suitable for the
occasion will be offered.
Mid-week prayer service, We'd
nesday evening, 8 p. m.
Choir rehearsal Immediately
following the mid-week prayer
service.
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The many friends of John Will
liam Lowe, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry L. Lowe. will be pleased to
learn that he was graduated from
Law School in Washington, D. G.,
on Wednesday, June 8.
Mr.. Lowe was the youngest
graduate and the only graduate
from Florida, it is shown. He is
now a fingerprint expert in the
mail department.
He received this appointment a
few days before his graduation
This is the third promotion he has
received this year and he expects
to take his bar examination some
time this month, it is stated.
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SocioI Club Dance
Grand Success

There was an enjoyable dance
given last evening 1T the Athletic
Club BY the Young Boys Social
Club. with music furnished by
Bert,s orchestra.
There were about 1875 couples
participating IN the dancing. aud
the affair was voted q grand sue
cess throughout.
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80 zee
8: SOCIETY =:
LoUe Family Attend Graduation
EUent In Washington Recently

Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe, accompanied
by their three daughters, Mrs.
Mary Cruz, Misses Leota and Alice
Jane Lowe, returned over the
highway yesterday afternoon from
Washington where they attended
the graduation of Mr.. Lowe.
While in Washington, they were
Joined by another son and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Lowe,
from New London, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe also visited
in Philadelphia while north. On
the return home, they visited
in Jacksonville, Tampa and Opa-
Locka. The party reports having
had wonderful trip.
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Simpsons Residing
In COnnecticut

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Sampson
Of Miami. Fla. request The Citi-
zen to announce to their many
friends in Key West that they
are. for the present, residing at
log Lafayette street, Stamford,
Connecticut, where they win be
very glad to hear from any of
their old friends.
Mrs. Sampson before her mar
riage in Miami last September
was Miss Louise Casado of this
city. They plan TO return to Mi
ami in the fall.
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Icessories to match, and carried a
bouquet of bridal fern and Madon-
ma lilies, with a shower of steph-
anotis.
The bride was attended by Miss
Rose Mary Lopez. with Jack Baker
acting as best man to the BRIDE
groom.
Mrs. Park is one of Key Vests
most popular young ladies, who
has a large circle Of friends, while
the groom also has many friends
in this community, both of whom
are receiving congratulations and
best wishes for q married life of
unalloyed happiness.
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were discussed while enjoying the
appetizing menu served under the
direction of Merrill Sands, the
proprietor, who have his personal
attention to the guests.
The Key West branch of the
union is affiliated with the F. E.
G. system organization which COW
ers all points from Jacksonville to
Key West.
Officers of the local unit are
Raleigh Albury. president; Charles
Lunn, vice president, and Charles
Olivieri, secretary and treasurer.
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RailsOay Unit Entertains With
Dinner AT Plaza Last EUening

Members of the Shipments
Union Of the Florida East Coast
Railway company entertained with
q dinner last evening at the Plaza
restaurant on Duyal street.
Guests Of the organization were:
}. r Morrison. master mechanic
at Key West; J. D. AIdrich, car
foreman at these terminals, and
Maynard K. Baker, clerk in the
mechanical and car offices.
Matters pertaining to the well
fare Of the organization and the
drive to increase the membership
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Miss Mae Mnckie And Cotton Park
Married At Church Last EUening

A very beautiful wedding cere-
n1Ony was performed at the First
Methodist church last evening at
8 O'Clock, when Miss Mae Mackie,
daughter Of Mrs. Nora Mackie, and
Cotton G. w. Parks. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Park, were joined in
holy wedIock. Rev. George E.
Summers officiated at the nuptial
event.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated in lilies and other flowers
and fern, and presented a pic
tUresqde scene.
The bride was attired in a gown
Of embroidered chiffon, with ac-
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Carey, Louise Delaney. Romelda
johnson. Roberta Matcovich. Win
|nifred Shine. Virginia Shine, Mil
dred Olsen, Catherine schuck,
Mary Owens, Fannie Givens,
Lorena Owens and Rose Tiff.
Paul Sawyer. Charles Smith,
Chester Knowles, Dick Lund, Jack
Key. Charlie Wardlow, Paul Mesa,
Jack Pierce, Fred Alderman, Bob
Saunders and Howard Pinder.
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Enjoyable Parry Last EUening
At Home OfMr. And Mrs. Tiff

a farewell party was given
Thursday night in honor Of Mary,
Fannie and Lorena Ovens at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Tiff.
During the evening, games were
played. while dancing was also in
dulged in.
Delicious refreshments were
served:
Those attending were:
Edna Mae Russell. Barbara
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Ladies OF Church
Lo Serpe Dinner

Ladies Of the First NJ. Is.
Church win serve \ Chicken Din
ner IN the Sunday School hailding
Tuesday. starting At 1850 o'clock.
An excellent menu has been
prepared ~ those ID charge. A
large crowd IS expected Il be
present.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SGT William Street

sgt William Street
+ 3. Richard Evans, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Carlyle Roberts, superintendent.
Each department meets in its own
assembly room Sf,,,
Morning worship. IL o'clock.
Sermon ! snbject3 "Ministering
Spirits"
Christian Endeavor. z o'clock.
At 7:30 p. m, the "Children's
Day" program will be given in the
church auditorium.
Wednesday evening, mid-week
services ut 8 o'clock.
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Celia Villa, daughter Of the late
Pancho villa. famed Mexican rebel
leader. Of Fl raso. Texas. i max
ing . tour of eastern cities in
connection with the showing Of ;
motion picture based on the life Of
her father
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
327 Elizabeth Street

327 Elizabeth Street
Sunday morning services at ii
o'clock.
Wednesday evening meets at 8
o'clock.
Reading Room in Society build
ing, open Tuesdays and Fridays,
from 5 TO 5 o'clock.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

st. Mary's Star Of the Sea
Rev. VIM. Reagan, S. j.,
in charge
Order of services for ST. Mary's
Star Of the Sea:
8 Sunday morning Masses win be
'said at z and 9:3e o'clock
Weekday Mass ats7. ''s''si
Evening service at 7:3O, Sun
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-16

Mrs. John G. Sawyer, who was
in Jacksonville with Mr.. Sawyer,
state attorney, who is there for
medical treatment, returned on
the morning train yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-16
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PERSONAL MENTION

Tomas Renedo was an arrival
yesterday from Miami for a visit
with relatives and friends.