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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
AT THE STATE
CAPITOL
with Leroy G. white
S tate Employees
Honor Diggs At
Party

Lansing-The Senate Employees
League, at a farewell party here
last week, bade Senator Charles c.
Diggs good-by, at the close of the
legislative sessions.
Headed by John F. Young Of
Saginaw. assistant attorney-gener-
al, members OF the league present.
ed Senator Diggs with a handsome
gift, as token OF esteem.
The party was held at the home
OF Lyman c. Hunter, OF the office
OF the Auditor-General. Those pre-
sent were: Miss Hazel Miller. sec
rotary to Governor Murphy:
Miss Naomi Winston Miss Pat
ricia Canty, Miss Rovena Russell,
employees OF the Title Division OF
the Secretary OF State; Mrs. Cleo
Taylor. of the Labor Commission:
Misses Katherine Parker. Elaine
Lewis. Evelyn Moten, Omaha
Metcalf. OF the Auditor Generals
Office: Miss Abrilla Sullivan and
Yvonne Greenlee OF the Agricul-
tural Department: and Leroy g.
White, assistant manager OF the
Lansing stock room OF the Liquor
Control.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH

On last Sunday morning. Rev.
Henry Porter talked 10 the Junior
Church about Being Faithful.
lie told them that although II was
vacation time, they should keep
busy. doing something all the time.
Whatever you do, do we'll, even
the little things, he said.
The subject for the regular SER
mon which followed was, THE
Sabbath Day. The pastor spoke
Of the decentralization and COM
liberalization OF the day by the
present generation. He blamed
the silence OF the pulpit and the
indifference OF Christian people for
not emphasizing more, the charac-
ter and value OF Sunday as a day
OF rest and worship. and he said.
They must work for its observ-
ance. an see TO II that the Sabbath
Day Is Christianized."
The annual Daily Vacation Bible
School will open on July 9th. All
the children In the neighborhood
are invited 10 attend II.
On July 9th at S D. m. a TON
Thumb wedding" will be given at
the church for the Sunday School.
by Mrs. Emma Stewart.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
Canadians Feted
In M otor City

Miss Doris Patterson. OF Toron-
10. Ontario. accompanied by Misses
Mary Cassell and Vera Saunders
Of the same city. were the week
end guests Of LaRue Jackson and
A. J. James. young ne,rciiers. for
merly Of Hattesburg. Miss
The visiting ladies were honored
guests a, an informal dinner party.
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas,
sse5 Maple street. las; Sunday sf-
ternoon. The party. acccrpAui-
ed nv puke laRne. Joe Todd Ar
thur James. ard Barter cohole.
were also later visited AZ the swan
XIV Graystore ballroom. where they
enjoyed the music Of Chick webb
and the eo!ten voice q Ella Fits-
gerald
On tire following Monday. the
trio q charming Canadian girls
returned hcn:e scross TIE iats-ns-
lioral ho-ae-. while Nessrs James
ard jackson ertrA;aed tcr TIE
Louis Braaaock ;.;le hor; II CAi-
cage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
Detroit Couple
Speak Vows
In E | k h a r t

1 7s-v pretty and quiet wedding
was s,,s-..nirsd In Eikhart India
rs Sa,G-lay Jane u, when Miss
Nan Ru.1rd Walker. one Of De-
t-5l's -i7st popular socialites be-
ca Tie s-is q Bolden Farmer
as very To7ular amongst his
cir II friends.
Il Bride was a,trac,iyely gown
e. Spr:rr Flower Net with all
Or 1t4 co,orei accessories. wearing
a c'-sase az Gardenias. The groom
wee the conventional Bankers
Grss' with a white boutonniere.
Aser the ceremony which was
PEI -med in the presence OF their
vegT nearest friends. the happy
couple left for New York on a
short honeymoon. rtore returning
to their Detroit hi he where they
will be pleased 10 meet their many
friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
ALBION
(By ELyRRTA HAwKINs)

(By ELyERTA HAWkINS)
Miss Ruth Saunders, OF Battle
Greek. Mich. and Mrs. Donna Nor
Kiss. OF Benton Harbor. Mich, re-
turned to their homes recently,
after visiting their relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Emerson and
william Richardson Of this city.
Mrs. Patterson and friends. OF
Battle Creek, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Snowden last Sun
day.
Richard and Charles Anderson
spent the week end OF June 26 In
Battle Creek. with Mrs. Steward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
Clifton Ferguson motored to SAL
inc and Detroit recently, where
they visited friends and relatives.
The Masons celebrated st. Johns
Day, June 27, at Macedonia Bap-
fist Church. Rev. S. S. Harris. OF
Battle Creek, preached the sermon.
James Hawkins returned home
recently from Big Rapids, Mich.
where he attended school at Fer
ris Institute.
A surprise party was given late
ly In honor OF Mss Mary Biggs.
a graduate OF the June Class at
Talladega College. Miss Biggs
wishes to acknowledge her ppre-
citation.
Rev. Webb. OF A. M. r. Zion
Church. attended the annual con-
ference OF the connection which
was held In Detroit last week.
Members OF the church regret that
the pastor was not returned to
them by the conference.
Nathaniel Howard. GIT william
street. an Eagle Scout OF Troop
81, will leave soon for Washing
ton. ID. c.. to attend the National
Scout Jamboree.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
YPSILANTI,
m ,Ir.. rasenIa o'Rannonl


s1lg Sseys 8, ROVE CAa7sl
a. 81 = C.-r wee largely a.
.srlst F-s.7rS C. Davis brought.
v-y ssnl 3. --.rr r,sssage
~ 3 "a Bas,.st pas.c- Gar
hf- Eeht-sen t-o-sA. he -aorl-
= Sc peacr Hamilton was
sh~..a.an * Very fine prcs-au
riy r r. renters The rally has
tsr sx,t-aed until fourth Sunday
II july. AZ 1880. the Pagan, Who
Bids was rendered very credit
ably by sunday school. the attend
a-ca was large.
SKY two years OF service 70
F-nr A-re. q ~ / church. her
s.rts ard her city. were fitting
IS elsa .,sa Wednesday. June e5-d
1sas.y - rsorie gathered
r. iiar..s, Sshoe. i1- a testimonial
n ac-.re Mrs. wealthy
Sa nan N-s sherman was one
re -cs; active members in the
class his carly history and s,:ll
-;a.ss lively interest in rs
w...re a,'hs due 10 her ad-
"e ae sNc IS rot as ac;iye as
ia Deceabe- 4. 1852
81 Nag III Oxen sound. Cam
In ana c.a.s . NTsllauu &C years
aro. The s s.fices she has made
srte ,.l iae SO thai he church
attain The ros.'ion Il now
Us IN community We're recount
ay p.CsA'rg Elder Rev David
: r'ake and other speakers.
io Rrs1'ie Brown preached
very Acc riahly his trial sermon TO
fai house Wednesday. June
rd Baptist cMrch.
TIE z s Sewing Club OF Up
.'arti vi have a program at
VA Frfist Church Sunday.
.r'y fa These ladies' plan to
1slt Ccuvalescen, Home for
we community and VIII appreciate
ry a.i from Individuals or organi-
~ rs Please come and help
this worthy cause.
Officers arc Present. Mrs.
Rose shears. Secretary. Mrs. G..
Thompson. treasurer, Mrs L. Dav-
IS committee. Mrs. j. Hawkins.
Mrs. A. Scott and Mrs. F. Davis
Mrs. Frances Wright Mrs Bes-
So Stalks aad Mrs. Hazel Reed
and their families had q surprise
iirihiay party for their sister Mrs.
clara Carter. sunday. June 20 at
her residence A very pleasant
time was had by all present. Mrs.
Carter was the recipient Of many
lovely gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
Arthur Caruso
To Retire

Lansing-Arthur Caruso. we'll
known "soap-bax" orator of De-
troit's Tasting street. who has
been serving as assistant sargeant-
alarms for the Michigan State
Senate. announced last week that
he would return TO Detroit, now
that the session OF the legislature
ended, and retire from public life
temporarily.
Sergeant Caruso recently return
ed from Chicago, where he witness
ed the Louis-Braddock fight, but he
refused to give any leads as to
what he plans to do In the coming
months
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
SAGINAW
(By CHARLEs Dunn

Reuben Moore. 1919 Myrtle street,
died recently at Saginaw General
Hospital lie had been a resident
OF this city for several years and
was an active member OF Bethel
A. NJ l.. Church.
II. Ellison is able to be out a.
gain. after having been injured in
an automobile accident last Satur-
day. while returning from fish
ing trip.
Those who plan to attend the
missionary convention at Detroit
this week are: Mrs. Pearl Johnson,
Mrs. l.. McComas, Mrs. Mary Dean,
Mrs. l.. B. Daniels, iss X. Osborn,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
Home Wedding
A Pretty Affair

At beautiful ceremony at the
home Of her mother. 22l5 Pingree
street, Miss Mary Page. daughter
OF Mrs. Mary Diggs. became the
bride OF Willie Mcintosh this
week. with Rev. S. d. Ross offici.
ating.
The brides attendants were Miss
Fannie Page and Miss Katherine
Parker. The bride was given in
marriage by her brother. Edward
Page. Elijah Mcintosh. brother oil
the groom, was best man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
Business Leaders
From d u r h a m
Guests Of Dancy

Richard Dougald, cashier OF the
Durham Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, and Edward Merrick, trea-
surer OF the North Carolina Mutual
Life Insurance Company, stopped
over in Detroit, while enroute 10
and from Chicago to witness the
Louis-Braddock title fight. and
we're guests OF John c. Dancy, OF
the Detroit Urban League.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
Scholarship Awarded
Caroline Plummer
By AKA Sorors

The A. X. A. Sorority gave
500 scholarship TO Miss Caroline
Plummer OF 500 Brush street:
Miss Plummer finished the North
ern High School and her scholar
ship Is to be used in any Michigan
College. She was one OF the honor
pupils at Northern and Is noted for
personality. achievement and char
acter.
The policy Of the A. X. A. Sorori-
ty is to give 500 each year. This
Is the first year the scholarship
was given to a High School gradu-
ate.
Miss Nellie Allen. University OF
Michigan student. received the
twelfth scholarship last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
al4s St Antoine Street Corner Columbia Clifford aoss

Rev. and rs. J. A. Dean.
Mrs. Dean will remain In the
motor city for several weeks. az
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Bah
err. $50 Mt. Vernon avenue. Rev.
and Mrs. Baber will sail for Eu-
rope on July 2.
The colored citizens OF Saginaw
are invited to send In their local
news items each week for publica-
ton in the Detroit Tribune. 1t is
Michigan's Oldest and best Negro
weekly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
SOCIAL ITEMS

To climax the eventful school
year for the graduates OF 1887. the
Silver Star Matrons honored them
with popularity contest and
dance on the night OF Friday. June
25. Saturday night, June 26. the
Trojans Fellowship Club sponsor
ed a similar affair. Both nights
held gaiety and enjoyment for
those who attended.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
KALAMAZOO
BY Irene Baker

Mrs Thomas Z. woodfords III
y. Park street, Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Elah Hayes. in South
Bend.
The Detroit Tribune congratu-
laies Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell.
on the birth OF a six and one-fourth
pound baby girl, a fortnight ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Brown. OF
VanDalIa. were house guests OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
Church Nears Goal

Lansing. Michigan-The Friend
ship Baptist Church OF this city has
neared its goal and their new
church will soon be moved TO the
new church site on Main street.
The church has been conducting
rally for the past several months
In order to raise funds to move the
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03

NJ. and Mrs J. c. Caldwell as;
sunday
william weiss, SIS ( No-;A
Stree: --is--s hc,s.s-. s-1c---
ces ira; - IS ss-vs-S hs-Secre q;
rs Ao-e aeA week e-1
Mr. az. Ms. +. :. Rc-yac AID
1aGsA.s-- c. Knoxville, Tenn, are
Visiting TIRE parents 0. MS. Es-y1c,
VI ara Yrs william E&..Ao,ck
I'll y B-s1!ek street. They will
se j. tie city : Few DAYS
TIE Sunday ScAo,l cs7a-;=er;
8; RE Allen 4. " Z cA--cA held
a. .ee crsa=, scc:s, Il ;.s 5. S
rccn q TIE church. .as: Thursday
evt@.rS
Bryan: Parker ar. ads are t1s..
y srr,oyea u decorating TIE 81
:e-.cr ard ex'er.cr ot Alien Chapel
Eerry Pratt, er.er:a.rei 5 group
q. friends az 4 birthday party. last
Thursday EVENTS Tie occasion
was az enjoyable ors
Sasa--e Powell IS visiting Fl
Evanston. Ill.ro.s.
The N9;hers' Club has Just com.
7le,st a successful season and viii
c,ose TIE seasons activities with q
p.cnic az Sherman Lake. az Silver
Beach. jay 5.
Mrs. Mabel Simms was elected
president for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. BobbIns. Of Wash
ington: and Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler. Of
Kansas City. Kansas. were week
end guests Of Mr. ard Mrs. Jesse
CRANE.
Miss Della Mae B!bbs Is confined
10 her home on E. North street.
with measles.
Be-n!ce warsield IS recupera,lr :
from broken Jaw, which was sus-
lalned last week.
William Moore IS 81 az home with
pneumonia.
Many Kalamazoo citizens attend
ed the marvellous Bapiis; conyen.
ton II Lansing. last week.
Second Baptist Church IS con-
Quoting a revival. II began Sunday
June Is and Will close Sunday
July 4. The meetings are proving
OF great value 10 all.
The Silver Leaf Quartet will ap.
pear in Kalamazoo July 4. for a
spot light demonstration OF what
talents will be displayed when the
quartet are featured here at the
end Of jhat week.
ReEPeter G.. Crawford returned
home last Sunday from the sesqui
Centennial OF the A. NJ. +. Church
In Memphis and an extensive
preaching campaign which he con
Quoted for ]. II. James. in ST. Louis
Mo. Sixty were converted during
The revival. Peter. Jr. IS back from
Aberdeen. Miss.
Mrs. Peter Crawford and daugh.
ter, Mary Catherine. left Tuesday
for Detroit. They will visit Mrs
Crawford's mother, Mrs. Mary
Cooper. who is seriously Ill.
Kalamazoo has recently expert.
cnced seryere rain storms. which
II continued. may precipitate a
flood. Several riverside residents
have already begun moving their
furniture TO higher ground. Many
crops have been injured by the ris
ing water.
Nosey News
What young North street lasslt
entertained what charming younr
laddie at dinner last Sunday?
What Georgy Porgy has beer
frequently seen In the presence Of
what Brown Betty lately?
What Bobby Boy loves 'em and
leaves EN- now as ever?
What whistling lassie Is "thai
way" about what short truckin
laddie?
What newly modernized drug
store has recently refused to serve
us at its fountain?
-O-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
Stewart and Linton
May Be Shifted
To New Jobs

Lansing. Mich.-Lawrence Stew
art OF Detroit who has been Senate
Committee Clerk Is expected to get
a Job with the State Tax Board ar
though this has not been made
known officially. Ben Linton. Keep
err OF the House o., Rep. Cloak room
is slated for post with the State
Liquor Control Commission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03

Mrs Bernice Farley left the city last Wednesday to
spend her vacation in Alabama and New Orleans Lousi
ana Mrs Farley will return in September to complete
her work at the Institute of Social Work the University
of Michigan.
There is much to tell but we must close our
chat now with brightest and best wishes to ALL sign
off until next week. meanwhile don't forget to boost your
home town paper, the Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-03
.mnnrrr IMELYE CLTB

WHlQPEE TWELVE CLUB
The whoopee Twelve Club held
a regular meeting Friday evening.
Jane Is. AZ the home Of Mrs. 5.
Noses. with the president presid-
INK a-A all members present.
The club sponsored a successful
tsrce June s6. at 5eS Medbury.
IRE ssstess served delectahle
,cr- ,.rse luncheon.
RFcIIAR FELLOWS GLIB
TIE RsealaJ Fellows Club held
.Ae ,ss: business session Of the
ems year on june IL. az the resi-
Ss.ss q \. r Kelley SsS7 McGraw
re r-ssiasr,. Mr.. Marshall, pre-
sssss azd officers for the inccm-
i-s ,sar. are as follows;
: 4. Marshall. president; A. F.
Key. vice president; A L. Wat
ks-s. secretary; @. Brown. assis-
;x-, secretary: ~ u. Scott. trea-
sc-s George Dcsge;t, assistant
treasurer.
Ars- re election deleciable
-~-as. Vas er.cycd' by those pre-
seq.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
THE ANSWERS

1. For at least three more
years.
2. An alliance or understand
ing is suspected but not official
ly admitted.
8. The WPA estimates that
the States carry 24.4 percent of
the relief load.
e. The thlee-cent first class
rate has been extended by Com
gress for two years.
5. les, $4,000 = a gain of
800,000 in a year.
6. Yes, through Production
Credit Associations.
4. The Natural Education As
ISOLATION says in larger cities JAM
itor's salaries average IS percent
more tan those Of teachers.
8. No.
o. A recently tested naval plane
is estimated to have reached top
speed Of 500 to coo miles an
hour.
10. He is a Socialist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
CARD or THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks for the many acts Of kind
ness shown us during our recent
bereavement. the short illness and
death Of our beloved father and
brother, Juan Farto. To those
who gave the use Of their cars,
the donors Of the beautiful floral
tributes and messages Of sympa-
thy. we are indeed grateful.
jlyI21tx THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12

ed that "aIl men having power
ought to be distrusted TO a certain
degree /"
Speaking on another occasion
against proposal that The Execu-
tive hold ofiee fdurina g6dds be-
havior," Mason pointed out that
this was "a softer name only for an
Executive for life"
@And the next, he added, would
be an easy step % Hereditary EuDNz
archy.r -
Swayed undoubtedly by this argu-
ment, the Convention rejected the
good behavior" proposal and agreed
that the term Of ONCE OF the Chief
Executive should be limited. but that
he should be eligible for reelection.
During the week the delegates agreed
also on several other powers and
duties Of the Chief Executive, but
final action was postponed until later
sessions.
Next week: Judicial Powers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
CARD OF THANKS


We wish to extend thanks to
the many friends and neighbors
who ministeiad SO kindly to our
loved one, Edna Gertrude Archer,
during her illness and after death
To the officiating clergymen. Rev
erend Peele and Reverend Stroud,
to those who sang so sweetly, for
the many f.oral offerings and mes
sages Of sympathy and those who
so kindly loaned the use Of their
GERS. your kindness win never be
forgotten.
HENRY D. ARCHER AND FAM
lily. ily12-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
THE GREAT COMPROMISE.


In mid-July of 1857 = Just $50
years ago this week-the Founders
who wrote our Federal Constitution
concuTTed IN an action which histo-
rians ever since have characterized
as THE Great Compromise.
There were, in fact, two irnpor-
tant compromises, both of which
solved differences that had caused
dissension SO serious as to threaten
disruption of the Convention meet
ing in Philadelphia'S famous In
dependence Hall
The first compromise resulted in
formal adoption of a resolution
which recognized the claims of the
larger states for representation in
the National Legislature on the
basis of population. and, at the same
time. the demand of the smaller
states that all be equally represented.
Thus was established the form we
know today-a lower house of Con-
gress based on proportional repre-
sentation, and an upper house, or
Senate, with the same number Of
members from each state.
The second compromise also dealt
with representation in the proposed
Congress-but from a different an.
gle. It involved the question whether
or not slaves should be counted in
determining population Of the sepa-
rate states-and, therefore, in APP
portioning representation in the first
branch of the Legislature.
On this question vigorous discus
sion had been aroused. which ended
in an agreement to count for pur-
poses Of representation all free whites
and three-fifths Of the slaves.
As occurred so frequently during
the Convention. the debates Of this
significant week reflected again and
again the determination OF many
delegates that in the new govern
ment the win and the welfare Of
the people must predominant.
The majority of the people. wher-
ever found. ought in All questions
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
Today's Birthdays
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


DR.. DIN West of Chicago, sec
Rotary of the American Medical
.Asso., born at Gadsden, Ala, SO
years ago.
Rear Admiral Claude C. Bloch
U.S.N., born at Woodbury., Conn.,,
SO years ago.
Judge Samuel Fl. Sibley Of
Georgia. Of the 9Th U. S. Circuit
Court, born at Union Point, Ca.
s 4years ago.
Sidney S. LEM of New York
bridge expert, born in Chicago
"a years ago.
Arthur n. Hyde of Missouri
ex-secretary Of agriculture, ex-
governor, born at Princeton, Mo-
go years ago.
Rev. Robert M. Hopkins, sacre,
tary Of the Worlds Sunday School
Association, New York, born al
Trenton, Ky So years ago.
Victor H. palsits Of New York,
xsr.4n4 hteArftn&s trwYs - Na<~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12

Observation-Disclosures
b c. c. FLINT


/ am sometimes glad that /
kicked oyer the traces and went
to France instead of Harvard. 1t
isn't that Harvard lacks educa-
tional advantages as an institu-
ton, but that Harvard so domin-
ates and shapes an unreasonable
man that he is never quite the
same as he was when he left 0eh-
kosh. It makes a lion out of q
lamb, but it also produces headg
group who believe that the Lord
would have picked Harvard to
matriculate and that .the Hair
ward man is the great I AM
This attitude of Harvard and
Ny Right. so balloons a graduate
that he never quite returns to
earth. He sees the world, and
mankind, through crimson glass
es. He must excel, dominate and
reform. He becomes a "force for
good" Il he can, if not he espouses
Communism, Socia ism or Bolshe-
vism. Sometimes, of course, he
settles down. But Harvard likes
her sons to make a stir in the
world, as long as they keep out of
Jail. All his life, however, he is
stamped, signed, sealed and de-
'livered 4 Harvard Man. He win
r,ever be just himself any more
and be viii always pity the rest Of
rs f,~ak Sometimes happened, we
chose the War to Fair Harvard.
Hampstead, N. H.,
july 4, 1887.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
WEATHER FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Gen.
orally fair tonight and Tuesday;
gentle easterly winds.
Florida: Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday except rather widely
scattered thundershowers over
north and central portions Tues.
day afternoon.
jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Gentle variable
winds except eastarly over extreme
south portion and partly overcast
weather tonight and Tuesday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
THREE MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

Three marriage licenses were
issued during the week ending
today, from the office of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord.
Issues were made to Alvin
Smith and Florence Elizabeth
Stuart; James Paul Van Dyke and
Mary Saunders; W. Stetson Ken
nedy and Edith Ogden
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
EUerready Star
Club To Meet

There viii be meeting Of the
Eveready Star Club held tomor-
row afternoon, beginning at 1
o'clock, at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Keister.
All members are requested to
be in attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
Announcement
OF Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Araneo
Of 1920 Duval street announce the
engagement Of their daughtr
Miss Carload to John Anti. Of
Boston, Mass.
The wedding is to be cele-
brated within the near future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
80 s~ees~e~ ~eeeeeeepees
Today's Horoscope

The morning Of this day par
takes much Of the tendency OF
yesterday but as the day advane-
es, tie nature becomes more gen
tie, with a taste for music. in
which a position as leader might
carry great opportunities il a
strain of irr:tability is held in con-
troll. The day generally brings
reputation.