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LEGAL NOTICE

Pursuant to Chapter 1891, Laws
of Florida, the undersigned will re-
ceive until 1000 a. M. E. s. T., on
Wednesday, March 81, 1887. at
the Governors Office in Tallahassee.
Florida, sealed offerings of ma
tured or unmatured Road and
Bonds of MONROE COUNTY. FLOR
IDA.
All offerings submitted MUST BE
FIRM FOR TEN DAYS SUBSE-
QUENT TO THE DATE OF OPEN
ING, i. e.. through April 10. 1887.
and must state full name. d.
scription and serial numbers
Of bonds. interest rate, date
of issue, date of maturity. and
price asked. Bonds that are in de-
FLAT price. which price shall be
understood to be the price asked
for such bonds WITH ALL
MATURITIES OF PAST DUE,
DEFAULTED OR UNPAID COU-
PONS ATTACHED, and notice
Is hereby given that il any such
coupons have been detached prior to
delivery of any bonds accepted
ahdlor purchased hereunder, the face
value of such missing coupons will be
deducted from purchase price; and
offerings must be submitted on this
basis. Sealed envelope containing
such offerings shall plainly state on
It's face that it is a proposal for the
sale of Monroe County bonds.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all offerings or portions of
offerings.
STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRA-
TION OF FLORIDA,
Fred p. Cone. Governor, as Presi-
dent,
]. NJ. Lee. state Comptroller. as
Secretary,
w. V. Knott. state Treasurer. as
Treasurer. mar19-1t
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See that you do--round nine. I'm
asking Mitzi and the Bassets and the
handoIpha"
swift and bright. she hurried ont
past the oblivious grayish cleaning
women. counting over guests and pur-
cnases as she went.
She made most Of her purchases
quickly At her favorite delicatessen
~ the uptown subway exit. She was
SONG to be economical, In spite Of
Denny's southern hospitality.
Fifteen cents worth OF liverwurst.
can q mayonnaise. three quarts OF
milk. garlic. American cheese She
Looked At her list again. Eve was
proud o. her ability to get up clever
suppers Tor not much money. She
had learned that from Aunt Lima. -H
you haven't money 70 spend. spend
your brains" Aunt Lima used 10 say.
Dear. serious Aunt Lima. with her
sayings and her unashamed proverbs
about everything Aunt Lima was on
her mind tonight She would have
been glad about Denny.
Yes. Miss Mannersheld; anything
elseG" Tall. thin. stopped Benny al
ways waited on her. he was almost as
good az remembering party neces-
sarles as she was herself. Crackers?
Coffee7s
"oh. yes. both-and two heads of
leituee-and Italian bread"
Between them they got everything
together. She was a little dismayed,
as always. az the sum-total. But after
All she and Den didn't have engage
ment parties every night. and this
was ridieulously inexpensive one
compared with most peoples.
They'll be up In 10 minutes. Be-
fore you git there"
Jack. the elevator man, at sight OF
her bundles. said amiably. Going to
have . party?"
Just a little old post-depression
party" she said gaily. She would miss
Jackl Let them all up without ring
ing me. VIII you tell Gladys. Jack?"
The Violet Taaeta
ONCE inside her dolls house she
" went swiftly to work. Milly-by-
the-hour went at 2 P. M. unless you
told her ahead Of time. Eve dashed
up the tiny stairs to get her bedroom
ready: the yellow rayon spread and
bureau cover; the powder and ash
trays on the bureau: guest towels In
the tiny tiled bathroom. more ash
trays everywhere. II you spread
enough around sometimes you could
have party without anything getting
holes burned in II.
She tCould wear something pretty
this night. no matter If the girls
scolded her for undressing them. The
violet taffeta with the ruff that fas-
tened behind. the fiared epaulettes.
the unexpected backlessness. the
swirling skirt. II had come from
Union Square like all Ewes formal
frocks, and nobody ever believed it
Eve loved being slim and smart and
able to make cheap clothes look ex-
pensive because her lines were good.
Denny loved it too. She tied her long
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yellow cocktail apron over all, put
on a last brush of lipstick, ran damp
comb through the top Of her waves,
and attacked the tiny shiny kitchen
cite. She loved it. She loved all OF
the place; she had lived there three
years. But she would love the new
one more. the one she and Denny
would mess around in together.
Half past six now. Shed have to
hurry. She perched on her living
room table by the telephone with her
address book on her knee, took long
breath, and went at her telephoning.
Ben was let in and piled the food ON
the sinkboard. She went back, re-
freshed by the break, and telephoned
again, whistiing softly as she looked
up numbers in between, swinging one
long silver-slippered foot.
copyright. 1881, Margaret Widdemerl
Something goes wrong for Denny.
tomorrow.
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TOOTHPICK TOPICS
CIR c. c. FLINT)

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Meet the Common Worker"
You have met the Fellow Worker
and the Worker already. Now a
new classification seems necessary
and there will soon be stationary
class of laborers that do not pro-
gress beyond the limits of the
scommon' working class.
In this weeks Life" you may
see how happy the Common
Workers lot is. We see him at
his toll and in his untroubled re-
Taxation. He is protected, clas-
sified and content. In short, a
peasant of the u. S. A.
Most of our big men were once
Common Workers" without be-
ing aware of it. They had high
aims and ideas. America WAS
called, then, "The land of ioppor-
tunity." Nobody wanted to be
called either peasant or Com
mon Worker" We were all citi-
zens of the U. S. A.
Gradually, European doctrines
have drifted in on US, like scum
on the tide, and so now We hesi-
tate. We strike. And we begin
to believe that we all want to be
Common Workers." with COM
mon rights and proper class or
ders. When the day arrives when
the Classification is complete, we
may be Common Workers" and
Superior Workers." but we won't
be Americans any longer. We shall
have gone back to European feud-
alism. The death of Nation.
Miami, Fla,
March 16, 1887.
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sssssp6srs q slightly alcoholic self
Nsi4.
Moved b. sudden sympathy for
A.. sas stopped and said. Den and
Gaai IS : psEiy today. Want 10 come!
- niace THIS evening around nine.
IIr seered through his thick lenses
40 lreau. Half-promised Kit Cor
AL Td drop IN"
t1t aear-she'd forgotten how Den
49, iaas Iine-half camoufage and
kaif inx.aence on being coaxed, ne
- IL NJ ID wasn't Kit Cornell II
- Lgau Fontsnne or Noel Coward
- ulausible, according to Denny.
- Denny wouldn't mind tonignt'
- usre both too happy. II was
failiaL having 10 pretend like that,
-You'Fe nat popularl" she told
nusrd esnlly. well. II you ind you
- sci oar party IN also. do.
ue pu.Fed %. IN make a special
ezsrt Eve-
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tia aHH u3nnN carsar.
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NF fa@e - hnf aiFenan ~
N4aE4 ~ - e. 80 spif|fs. fhen
t. #HfA ed ~pIan ike gha
#ENN 0snaN anege1fs fhrosplmg
Ef1N seN4I - ~tali fhe ssafld
49, e1ffef a. fheH efaff e fIrf
sasE NaNaik NNe Hmas har Ma
4N44 NeN - NJ hae.
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR
SpE(,VAT. Hill,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned will apply to
the Legislature of the State of
Florida. at its regular biennial ses-
sion of 1887, for the passage of a
local or special bill the substance
of which is as follows:
AN Act fixing the compensation
for the members of the School
Board of the Board of Public In
structions of Monroe County, Flor
ida, and designating the fund out
of which said compensation shall
be paid.
Dated this 18th day of March A.
ID. 1887.
CLARENCE HI. PIERCE,
marf9-1t Chairman school Board.
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feaniaas - hers Ia and home-bakedi
- raa - taxes and . little over.
Ass nsm shaa walked on to keep
0e - : NIdaaed brother IN idaho.
a Aef flgnllaFe In 3 trailer. Mrs
fan aass tne piaee b Ia q state"
Na. seA ne 90 hire cleaners OF
$50 a aa1eI. e. Eomethinx Or III
N 80 mAat eel take TIE Old rat
tenae ana arrive oat Saturday. Then
4 Heaf mim day of yoa
sect
see aaminned Inst. and they went
= zaans ne pafty until I've cried:
elea4aa. nen. ~ tuo o'cloch We
4 Maaf 60 ieaxe = bad impression
esa Il ~ are beth quitting.
Fa Faa fnid tnem4"
80 ahasS hls head. 4 knew n we
H rns anea "a once they'd smell
s a s1oai ear eelting married.
aa4 ae4 - FaEeed % death. A weeks
eah SIS them % take up q col
n 81 ne aeddlne present.
Nfiahf bayi"
4hsg harr.ed ne waiter ane hur-
RS ga iauEhlng e. nothing 81 ALL
- .asrp bright March air tineling
49, lhsf laEes IS they came up from
Ean ssasty roam.
ewhafeu ee have Ire party7-
~ohs ~ piane-its bigger. Eve
49, .ana tlsen can set Ellen down
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-19
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
No. 6-408

Plaintiffs,
VS..
v. EARL IRONS. ct al.
Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF FLORIDA TO: ]. E..
Greenwich. David Finzel, Blanch
Bellett and - Bellett, her hus-
band, and Margaret L. FinzeL
single woman.
You are notified and required
hereby to appear. to the bin of COM
plant for foreclosure of the mort
gage iRjthe above entitled cause on
or before the 5th day of April A.
d. 1897. otherwise the allegations
of said bill OF complaint. will be
taken as confessed by you and
each .af lgyeu.s
This order shall be published in
The key West Citizensof Key West,
Florida.
8 DATED at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, this Goth day of
February A. d. 1897.
Circuit Court SeaD
Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
By Florence e Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
feb26: mar5-12-19-26
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL on
SPECIAL BILL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned will apply to
the Legislature OF the State Of
Florida. at it's regular biennial ses-
sion of 1897. for the passage of q
local or special bill the substance
OF which is as follows:
An Act Re-districting County
Commissioners Districts in Monroe
County, Florida.
Dated this 18th day OF March, A.
d. 1887.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS. BY CARL BERVALDI.
Chairman of Board OF County
Commissioners maris-lt
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FOUND IN CHEAP ROOM

NEWARK, N. J.-George John
son, IS, was found dead in a So
cent room in hotel in this city.
Examination of his bank book re-
vealed that he had $5.s6s.s1 in q
savings account.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-19

CornectIcut
house, Mr1 Jen-
uinm Yea re-
member. 4 told
yoe she fsn from
hea en- after
Aunt Lima died.
and wanted 90
carry on the busi-
nasA So Mrs.
MnFion the real
esfa agent.
stored M furni-
ilsre In the attic
fn~ mm mnM Mrs.
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IL kAillNa ne aFH letter. Eve made
= Hltse enN94ed sound.
"a @#sf tNe 81 ny precious free
4sF4 eefese ! - mane % Rioryf"
&HieE sNeef9 Ihey want you 70
80 aa9 ofsaA - nee eirl1"
taFeE. ne. they're talina Miss
HNH 80 sReia. and she knows an
~ f1rez II'a sc tenant 81 fha old
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR
SPECIAL RTLL

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned win apply to
the Legislature of the State of
Florida, at its regular biennial ses-
sion of 1887. for the passage of a
local or special bill the substance
of which is as follows:
An Act Re-Districting School
Board Districts in Monroe County,
Florida
Dated this 18th day of March. A..
ID. 1887.
CLARENCE H. PIERCE,
mar19-1t Chairman School Board.
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL Or
SPECIAL DTEL


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned will apply to
the Legislature of the State Of
Florida. at it's regular biennial ses-
sion of 1887. for the passage of a
local or special bill the substance
of which is as follows:
An Act to cancel OF record tax
certificates for the year 1920 and
prior years thereto in Counties
having A population of not less
than Thirteen Thousand Three
Hundred and not exceeding Thir-
teen Thousand Three Hundred and
Sixty.
Dated this 18th. day of March. A.
ID. 1897.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS BY CARL BERvALDI.
Chairman of Board of County
Commissioners. mar19-lt
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL Or

FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR
SPECIAL BILL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned will apply to
the Legislature OF the State of
Florida, at its regular biennial ses-
sion of 1897, for the passage of a
local or special bill the substance
of which is as follows:
An Act fixing the salary of the
County Solicitor of the Criminal
Court of Record for Monroe C0un-
~. Florida. and providing that all
fees collected by said office shall
be deposited IN the Fine and For
fixture Fund of the County.
Dated this 18th day OF March A.
ALLAN B. cLEARE. JR.
mar19-1t
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1920-Cork's Lord Mayor shot,
precipitating a reign of terror in
Ireland. I ~
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making the run in GO days-re-
markable record for the days be-
fore the Panama Canal was built
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Baseball critics see the Cards
and Yankees in the World Series
this season, but they said the same
thing last year. The writer be-
lieves like the majority of the
sports writer's, that those teams
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1923-Blizzard sweeps Missis-
sippi Valley States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-19

1935-Soyiet Russia purifies
the State by arrests and exiles.
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Today In History

4sso-One Of the most cele-
Esased Of murder trials opened in
ho.ton-that Of Prof. John W.
N.lster. Harvard professor of
.Asmiary. convicted OF the MUIR
- ~ ~ George Parkman, uncle
the noted historian and a not
Boston physician.
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FOLLOWING
THROUGH
tBy JovE)


Just to remind the fans of Key
West of the players who have
been seen here against our boys,
We submit the following:
Sweetland, who after making a
name for himself with the Phila-l
delphia Phillfes of the National
League, came here to play.
Tiny Chaplin, still in Class "A,
after, being in the big show for
number of years.
Deebe i9oss, former major
Lacquer and once manager of mi-l
nor league clubs.
Bill Harris, who played big
league ball for several years.
Hugh Vickers and Babe Mitch
ell, both pitchers in Class ball.
Tucker, of the Tarpons, who
played with Buffalo.
Domenick and Bingham and
several others from around Miami
and the east coast.
From Tampa came Catcher
0nis, who played with Toledo and
this year will play in the Texas
League, still property of the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Pitcher Mickey Hernandez, who
is now twirling in the Southern
League.
Guellar, now with the Georgia
Florida League.
Pedrero, who is in the Evange-
line League.
Robertson, star in the State
League last year and will return
this season.
Chello Castillo, who played with
Tallahassee in the Georgia-Flor-
ida League, asd several others who
came here from Tampa. The To-
eaIs whipped them once and pay
ed two tie games.
The Cuban Navy champion and
also amateur champs of the Is
land Republic, who were held
to a scoreless tie the first game.
The third contest Bethel lost by
a 2-1 score. Lost, due to an err
ror. Remember, fans, we had no
abb to offer; just hadn't played
ball for several months. Joe Casa
allowed but three hits in the first
game and Bethel an equal num-
Der in the third game. The locals
outhit them.
This is merely written to show
that our amateur players can COM
pete with the best of them and
should be given a chance to prove
their ability.
Lets revive the old baseball
spirit which was SO prominent
here years ago.
Fhe~series- between South Nj
ami A'I-Stars and Key West Coco
nuts is drawing closer. On March
%, Easter Sunday, the boys will
tangle at Navy Field in the first
game. The Miami club will ar
rive here the day before and be
rested for the big series.
The eleventh game of the year
between Gardeners Pill Rollers and
Caraballo Tigers, formerly SAM
tary Department, will take place
Sunday at Navy Field. The
Pharmacy boys have won eight
and lost two. Manager Caraballo
is determined to catch up the Pill
Rollers and before long he will
have a club that will defeat the
Rexall players.
Baseball critics see the Cards
and Yankees in the World Series
this season, but they said the same
thing last year. The writer be-
lieves like the majority of the
sports writer's, that those teams
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Today's Horoscope

knowledge is today's keynote.
Depending on the hour of birth,
success should lie in medicine or
serious literature. There are UNI
usual powers of mind, and a de-
sire to dig deep into the heart of
things, with an understanding of
the laws of analysis.
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ikss-U. S. 5. Oregon, in an
pasion Of war with SPAIN
ed from San Francisco on
- i4.a00-mile trip to Florida
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seem to have the edge, but any
thing can happen between now
and October, The Cubs are to be
feared in the National League and
Cleveland and Red Sox in the
Americana
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-19

sssS- Confederate States Con-
- adjourned, after listening
iast address By Pres. jefferson
hasis
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The~series. between South Nj
ami A'I-Stars and Key West Coco
nuts is drawing closer. On March
%, Easter Sunday, the boys will
tangle at Navy Field in the first
game. The Miami club will ar
rive here the day before and be
rested for the big series.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-23
Harvest Home At
St. John Baptist

There was marked appreciation
of the members and friends who
listened 10 the timely sermon
preached sunday morning. Oct. Il
at 81. John Baptist church by the
pastor Rev r r. Thomas. The
Tongue" was the theme. text being
James 3.s. Rev. Thomas stressed
the fact tina, the tongue is a deadly
poison II not used properly.
solos were rendered BY Miss
susie Mae Thomas and Mrs Nan
ME V poles.
Mrs Poles returned last week
from Pittsburgh where she was
called TO attend the funeral OF her
father Mother Wallace was re-
Gently called 70 Philadelphia. Pa,
TO attend the funeral OF her sister.
The members and pastor as well as
friends extend deepest sympathy
10 these sisters in their bereaye-
ment.
A big day is planned for sunday
Oct. 80 which will be observed as
Harvest Home Many visiting
choirs are expected 10 participate
and refreshments will be served
free. The public is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-23

Dfir0i, must ccncede that the
greatest problem confronting us is
,ha, u being too much divided We
must wake up 10 the fact that we
mus, stand together or divided. we
XIII fall. We must stand together
j. We are to- receive recognition
from the powers 10 be
North Detroit citizens apparent
~ have realized this fact. After
years Of club differing the three
political clubs in North Detroit
which comprise at least 2500 voters
recently sent committees 10 con-
yention for the purpose Of organiz-
ing an allied council. This council
is instructed by the organizations
10 make up the ticket for our group
and they will stand BY the slate
one hunired per cent. Nine mem
bers compose this council which
will have full control OF the slate
for the Nov. election which is
now ready for voters with Richard
w Reading heading the ticket. The
allied council is right down 10
business 10 do their share In elect
ing Mr. Reading for mayor at the
November election
The allied council will sponsor n
big mass meeting Tuesday night.
Oct. rs at Washington School on
Dequindre street at which time Mr..
Reading will be principal speaker.
Much interest Is being shown by
North Detroiters for the fellowship
dinner to be held by the Youth
Conference OF y. A. a. c. =. Friday
night. Oct 20 at Cleveland Inter
mdiiate High School. Mr.. Hall, an
officer OF the organization Is a
booster for this occasion.
North Detroiters are kindly re-
quested to keep in mind these two
important meetings and give their
wholehearted support 10 their sue
cess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-23
PASTORS AID
CLUB SERVES

Ta~ sermon a, NJ, Pilgrim Bap-
49, sr-ch last sunday morninr
~4s Delivered by Rev. Shepherd
MS *. being from Kings g
Go forward slack not the reign
exceS, bid thee l. was an excel
.~1, nessagt.
4 beautiful solo was rendered By
visiting mother Mrs. Williams
The members o. he Pastors AID
Cub are doing d fine work. They
have purchased coal and are rem
derinz oiaer needed help.
The pastor IS very progressive
and has given many fine sugges-
lions a.. future advancement OF tbs
church. The membership is in
creasing greatly.
Sunday afternoon. the King Solo.
mon Harmony Five and other quar-
tets we're present anti rendered a
splendid program.
Next Sunday will be observed al
VI. Pilgrim as tag day" Every
BODY is always welcome at this
church. Rev. y II. Hillson is pas
tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-23
Two Sermons Stir Members
OF Clinton Chapel Church

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,,~1 q: '.4.; daughter Mara. -
Jane WAN - Z Vsrn q.
isr1~sy
xFs MAJ Lake u ~ again hsy-
.-g seer 1Dltnsc - bed from 4
-see., .iress
Nss vsrs Hayes \ y Mr..
iierr.s,'a stevens Rev and Mrs
:. I L.yge.t and Mrs Ida shor,
were also vis.'ors.
Mrs n c Carter o: 1860 Hum
o.ld' ssenpe sas called n the bed
-.fe =. her mother in Charleston,
Mss
ksy and Mrs r " Williams had
a. zges' over 'he weekend II G.
ca-'e-. cousin q! Rev Williams.
~ aad M r. y. meade for
sner.y q. Atlanta Ga will make
De'ro., their future home They are
~ nephew and niece u Mrs. Alma
crun
Mrs " l.. Gipson preached .
splendid sermon las' Wednesday
nigh
aAr r4ts YDl are always welcome