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EXPLAINS USAGE
OF WORD SYMBOL

AT the mission service last night
at st. PaupS Church, Father
Tiedemann preached about the
Holy Eucharist. In speaking
about the real presence of Christ
in the Blessed Sacrament, he ex-
planned the two uses of the word
Symbol"
The modern use of that word is
to stand for something that is not
present; for example, a photo
graph is a symbol OF some one
who is absent. But the early
Fathers of the Church, in employ
ing the word symbol to de-
scribe the consecrated elements
in the Eucharist, used the word
in the then current use: that is, to
describe something that is pres
ent; for example, a smile is a
symbol of present joy. 1t is in
that sense that the Church uses
the word symbol of the con-
secrated bread and wine; to de-
scribe the real presence of the
Risen Lord.
The closing mission service will
take place tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Banquet Given By
Church Group

A banquet was given Monday
night by the Young Peoples
Department of the Fleming Street
Methodist Church at the parson-
age.
Many enjoyable games were
played, and after the banquet
there were several items of bust
ness receiving the attention OF
the members.
Those attending were:
Helen Key, Erma Allen, Mary
Charlow, Norman j. Lowe, NAL
colin Pinder, Margaret Neff. Har-
old Thompson, Jennie Mae John
son, Susan La Kin. Franklin Ma
lone, Rev. Shuler Peele, Allen E.
Curry, Gilbert Lord. Everett
Perpall. George Carey, Mary
Agnes Pinder, Anthony Knowles,
Howard Pinder, Maudie Lowe,
Frances Lowe. Ruth Gates, Thel-
ma Gates. Alice jerks. Nellie
Louise Russell, Minnie Knowles.
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Chapel Service Conducted
Yesterday At High School

Yesterdays chapel service at
the Jr-Sr. High School was in
charge of the Music Department,
Miss Edna B. Smith, director, who
was assisted by Mrs. Hilda Sails.
Miss Smith presented an excel
lent program of songs by the Glee
Club and Male Chorus, featuring
choral numbers that will be pre-
scented at the Baccalaureate and
Commencement exercises.
Ray Perez, member of the Glee
Club and Male Chorus, presided
Mt the Chapel Program, which
opened with the Salute to the
Flag and singing of America" by
the assemblage. The morning
Prayer was then repeated, follow
ed by three numbers presented By
the Glee Club:
'sThe Green Cathedral. by
Hahn; ''Harkl Harkl My Soul by
Nevin, and Pilgrims Chorus
from "Tanhauser", by Wagner.
These numbers will be presented
at the Baccalaureate exercises
next Sunday.
The Key West High School
Orchestra then played Pilgrims
Love Song. by Ascher. followed
by a reading of the poem, The
Builders, by Longfellow, given
by Carmen McBeth.
The Male Chorus then present
ed the following numbers. The
Builder, by Foley; Days of
Youth, sung to the familiar
strains of the ''Stein Song, and
Soldiers Chorus, from 'Gou-
nod BY Faust
Ray Perez turned the program
over. al this point. 10 Mr.. O'Bry-
ant. principal. who gave q brief,
closing address to the assembled
students.
An numbers during the pro-
EtAfn WIZ i4ltAU0ANNA - wv
page boy members of the Harris
School Rhythm Boys. CLAYTON
papy and Galley Sweeting
Members Of the Key West High
School Glee Club are:
Sopranos. EloiSe Sawyer, Mary
Louise Bonniwell. corinne Curry,
Geraldine Knowles. Della Mae
Pierce. Lois Malone. Mary Saw
ser, Ella Nicolai. Virginia Nc
Clanahan. Dolores Armayor. Bet
" Henriquex. Bonnie Mae Wat.
kins TenorS. Bobby Sawyer,
Charles Lord. Clarence Shehane,
Walter McCook. Malcolm Rob
erts. Altos. Rose Mary Kelly,
Nathalie Perez. Margaret Bernal,
Carmen McBeth. Dorothy Bean,
Xenia Hoff. Marie Sands. Sylvia
Pinder, Sarah Ann Blrs. Mar
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TRANSPORTATION
Steamer Arrives

Steamship Amapala. of the
Standard Fruit and Steamship
Company, arrived in port yester-
day afternoon from New York
bound for Frontera, Mexico, for
a cargo of fruit.
The vessel remained for about
five hours, sailing at 5 o'clock,
and during the time she was IN
port took on a supply of 42.00S
gallons of fuel oil and other sup
plies.
On the vessel were IL pas
Sengers, going on the regular
cruise for which vessels of the
line have been arranged to be
handled during the summer. dur
ing the regular trips TO the
banana country.
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Announcement
OF Marriage

Announcement has been made
of the marriage of George w.
Adams to Miss Beatrice Irene
Tompkins of Center Hill, Florida.
The ceremony was read Saturday
night $3.50 o'clock by Rev. Shuler
Peele in the parsonage of Flem-
ing Street Methodist church.
Attendant to the bride was Miss
Phyllis. liAdafins, x nieesI of the
groom, and oMrE Adams was att
tapaed 6XdiB Sosa isikrd. Ray
mond FELTON,.
Following StE1a Ceremony the
dence; 1aS7 sosthc stftAeSt,e where
they will be at home to their
many friends. oIa
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Miscellaneous ShoUer Honors
Miss Mary Louise BolUery


A miscellaneous shower was
given Thursday afternoon at the
Armory in honor of Miss Mary
Louise Bowery by Mrs. Rhoda
Keifer, Mrs. Walter Adams, Miss
Gladys Russell, Miss Vendaline
Watkins.
Program rendered was:
Solo by Mrs. Paul Archer, ac-
companied by Mrs. John Archer.
Vocal duet by Mrs. N. p. Mel
son and Mrs. Minnie Robinson.
Piano selection by Miss Lucette
de Barritt.
Violin solo by Mrs. Robert
Dopp, accompanied by Miss ALICE
Curry.
A bean guessing contest was
won by Mrs. Verdane McCardle.
In a Lovers Vocabulary game,
first prize went to Mrs. Lawton
Watson and second prize to Mrs.
Malcolm Walter.
Gifts were brought in a school
house arranged on wagon,
drawn by Herman Bowery, ,Jr.
and James William Baker. s,
Refreshments of minis. ice
cream and cake were served dur
ing the afternoon.
Miss Bowery will wed Albert
H. Carey. June 5.
Following were present: Mrs.
II. S. Hendricks, Mrs. E. Lee
Thompson, Miss Eugenia Pierce,
Mrs. L. W. Joyner. Mrs. Sa1lie
Ochandarera. Mrs. c. u. Tedder,
Mrs. Sybil Watkins, Mrs. Ray
mond Baker, Mrs. Lawton Wat
son. Mrs. Will Menendez, Mrs.
Nellie Hicks, Mrs. w. P. Month
elmo, Mrs. Gerald La Fe, Mrs.
Mamie Knowles, Mrs. Mabel
Suarez, Miss Virginia Knowles,
Mrs. Otis Norris, Mrs. Stella
Knowles, Mrs. Robert Knowles,
Mrs. Beryl Curry, Mrs. Alice
Scheurer. Mrs Euric Sterling.
Mrs. Leon Mcfarland, Mrs.
Chas Smith, Miss Annice Smith,
Mrs. Charles Baker, Mrs. Agnes
Pritchard, Mrs. Richard Knowles,
Mrs. Charlie SaIas, Mrs. Alfred
johnson, Mrs. James Higgs, Mrs.
Alphen Higgs, Mrs. Ethel McMa-
hon, Mrs. Joseph Watkins. Mrs.
Walter ]. Roberts, Mrs. George
Z. Saunders, Mrs. Hersel Thomp-
son. Mrs. George H. Gibson, Miss
Marjorie Roberts, Miss Eloise
Roberts, Mrs. Robert Byron Rus
sell, Mrs. Bessie NJ. Eagan, Mrs.
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guerite Page. Bases, Paul Es-
quinaldo, Ray Perez, Lionel Cobo,
Harry Bravo, Delfin Jiminez,
Floyd Sterling, Dick Hernandez,
Anthony Perez.
Key West High School Male
Chorus members are:
Hubert Dion, Bobby Sawyer,
Charles Lord, Donald Lowe, Clar-
ence Shehane, Eugene Spencer,
Henry Ogden. Gilbert Valdez,
Wallace vinson. Joseph Campo,
Ray Perez. Paul Esquinaldo. Mi
guel Bazo, Charles Caring, Eve
lilo Valdez Roberts Smith, Ray
DeinefItt, Emil Roberts, Aarelio
Lastfes. Rene I Jirhinez, Walter
Cahaleio, DelfYh Jiniinez, Harry
p,.AJby, kuaA Ie MP lfilIH NaloN'
tPaul Mesa, Aren't Sidrsen. Mai
colin Roberts, Waiter McCook,
wallace Mitchell, Floyd Sterling.
Roland Keeton, Eric Curry, Chas.
Aguerro, Cecil Gates, Charles
Ketchum. Lionel Cobo, hester
Lucignani. Dick Hernandez, Eu-
gene Albury, Anthony Perez,
Hector Peter. Elmore Rosam,
Harry Elwood, Antonio Martinez,
Peter Zones, Louis Brantley,
Frank Espinola. Orlando ESquin-
aldo, Dewitt Roberts, Charles Al
bury.
STARTING MAY ~
Members of the Key West High
School orchestra follow.
Miss Edna B. Smith, conductor.
Violins. Paul Mesa, Jr.. Orvis
Kemp. Alfredo Barroso, Jr.. Allen
! Robinson. Nicolas Goshorn. Sid
new Aronovitz. Lucette dc Bar
rift. Sarah Ann BirS. Aren't
Sjursen. Sebastian Cabrera. Yer
non Lowe. Thurman Sands. Bar
bara johnson, Arthur VaIladares;
Piano. Mary Fay Mcclanahan,
Carmen McBeth, Clarinet, Hector
BarroSo; TrumpetS. Allen Neil
Roberts. John Thomson. John
Day; E Flat Alto. Saxophone.
Anthony BOA. Russell LYMAN:
Trombone. Donald Lowe. Bells.
Ruth Curry; Drums, Harry
knight.
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Gill 7:30 p. m, Thursday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to cloudy tonight and
Thursday, with local showers
Thursday; moderate east to south
east winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy with
local showers Thursday and in
north and west-central portions
tonight.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate east to
southeast winds, and mostly over
cast weather tonight and Thurs
day with local showers.
&. S. KENNEDY.
Official in Charge
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o. c. Howell, Mrs. Orvice Sawyer,
Mrs. Milton Baker, Mrs. Paul L.
Archer, Miss Viola Tompkins,
Mrs. Bert McClintock, Mrs. Paul
Richardson, Mrs. Joseph Pinder,
Mrs. VIM. Roberts, Mrs. Lorena
Buckley, Mrs. Tom H. Farmer,
Mrs. Edwin Lowe, Mrs. J. B.
Webb, Mrs. Clarence Thompson,
Mrs. H. T. Russell, Miss Minnie
Lee Watkins, Mrs. Annie Curry
Mrs. Norman Brantley, Mrs.
Robert L. Lewis, Mrs. Robert j.
Lewis, Mrs. Cate Lloyd, Mrs.
Norman Baker, Mrs. Donald
Curry, Mrs. Bernard Russell,
Mrs. Arnold Crusoe, Mrs. Carl
Russell, Mrs. Raymond Knowles,
Mrs. Flossie Atwell, Mrs. Maisie
Weech, Mrs. Leslie Albury, Mrs.
John w. Gates, Mrs. C. j. Peat,
Mrs. Beecham Curry, Mrs. Cath
crime Weatherford, Mrs. Minnie
Robinson, Mrs. H. E. Day.
Mrs. N. p Nelson. Mrs. j. M.
Humbert, Miss Phyllis Matcovich,
Miss Kathryn Knowles, Miss Lois
Pinder, Mrs. K. M Sands. Mrs.
Julia Knowles, Mrs. Julia Malone,
Mrs. Mamie Spencer Mrs j. L.
Adams, Mrs. ]. G6dinetM Mrs.
Eupheniia Russell, Mrs. 7B. F.
Sasnett! Miss Dolly Charlow, Miss
Mary Charloy, Mrs. Hilton Hen
son, Mrs. Robert Knowles, Jr.,
Miss Ruth Gates, Mrs. Dorothy
Caraballo, Mrs. c. c. Bryant, Mrs.
Bertram Gates, Mrs. Verdane Nc
Cardle, Monteen Bryant, Lille
Griffin, Vera Mulligan. Mrs. Zelma
Curry, Mrs. Eugene Mears.
Mrs. P. B. Roberts, Mrs. John
Costar, Mrs. Carl Bervaldi, Miss
Estella Pent, Miss Henrietta
Ranger, Mrs. Malcolm Walter,
Mrs. Ed r. Curry. Miss Lila Har-
ris, Mrs. Walter Lowe, Jr., Mrs.
Charles Russell, Mrs. Albert
Cruz, Mrs. Chas Hort. Miss Mar
garet ]. Carey, Miss Lucette de
Barritt, Mrs. Robert Dopp, Miss
ALICE Curry, Mrs. John Archer,
Mrs. Rhoda Keifer, Mrs. Josehine
Doughty, Mrs. Walter Adams,
Mrs. Herman Bowery, Mrs. Flovd
Bowery, Mrs. Katie Logan, Miss
Ida Bethel, Miss Gladys Russell,
Miss Agnes Thompson, Miss Ven-
daline Watkins.
Miss Mary Louise Bowery is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Bowery.
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PEOPLES FORUM
TRIBUTE TO THE FORGOTTEN

TRIBUTE TO THE FORGOTTEN
Editor, The Citizen: r,r
In The Citizen, dated May 20,
there is in the resolution of the
Rotary Club, an allusion to the
outstanding work of w. r. Porter
and the Chief Engineer in con-
nection with the building of the
Over Highway.
My thought is that many 9TH
ers could be named in this con-
nection but most certainly the
name of The Key West Citizen
should be added to that list.
Without the help and co-opera-
ton of our local paper / seriously
doubt if we should have High
way today.
And, sir, if tributes are to be
paid, / would propose that we
never forget the self-denying la
bors of the working men, who,
for a most modest remuneration,
have toiled under the most try
ing and difficult circumstances,
under a semi-tropical sun, some
times in dangerous positions, to
bring to a successful termination
this stupendous undertaking.
And to the government that has
made all this possible. we shall,
irrespective of political affliation,
be ever grateful, ! am sure.
Great things, through greatest
hazards, are achieved. And then
they shine.
REV. A. DE BARRITT.
Key West, Fla,
Nav %. 1893.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ENTERTAINMENT
seeeesssseseseeaseeeeees


The most beautiful night club
on the island-romantic hours of
dancing to the sophisticated rhy-
thin of Otto Divanti, his clarinet
and his orchestra.
This group of young Masters"
of delightful dance music, swing
their way nightly into the hearts
of all local and visiting guests of
the Habana-Madrid, Key Vests
finest night club with coolest
dancing, breeziest music, and the
most refreshing drinks. No mini
mum, cover nor admission at any
time.
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Club La conqs

South Florida's leading silver
voiced tenor, Jimmy Thomas.
continues to pack 'em" in at
Frank Sabini's popular Club La
Conga these evenings. And the
proprietor himself, you know,
leads the entertainment aided and
abetted by Teddy Sabini, supreme
blues-singer and her unique or
chestra. Dine and dance at this,
Key Vests newest and smartest
night club.
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Four NerU Fellowship
Club Members

Dick ssHernandez, Ray Perez,
Garfield Levin and Charles
Ketchum were new members in
the Boys Fellowship Club dinner
Monday night at Fleming Street
Methodist Church Parsonage.
Lively discussion and humor
featured the evening.
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Hoping to place $50 orphaned
children in vacation homes this
summer, Marcus c. (''Daddy'')
Fagg of the Children's Society of
Florida is appealing TO Floridians
TO cooperate by taking child for
the summer. IG3n1
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Propose Attending
Graduating Event

DR.. H. c. Galley and Mrs. Galley
left over the highway today, 60
ing to Staunton, Va, to attend the
graduation exercises of Mary
Baldwin College.
One of the students of the
graduating class will be their
daughter, Miss Ruth Rose Galley,
who is an honor student at the
college.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-25

The Association of County
Commissioners of Florida will
hold their annual convention at
Pensacola June Is. IA. is, il has
been announced by Wilbur c.
King. president of the organiza-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Kelly, who
were conducting services in the
Church of God for several days,
left this morning on the early bus
on the return to Miami.
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Alamo Comes In

Steamship Alamo, OF the Clyde
Mallory Lines arrived in port yes
terday from New York bound TO
Key West and Tampa with
freight. The Alamo arrived at
1870 o'clock, and sailed at 2:45.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-25

Florida paid out $528,256 for
Old Age Assistance during the
month of May. The money was
distributed among 28,877 persons
who received an average month
ly Jgfantlofl$1483. =, -. ! !,
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George Sylvie, of Miami, who
was a brief visitor to Key West
Sunday coming to see his daugh-
ter, Shirley May who is a pupil
at the Convent of Mary Immac-
ulate, and friends, left on the
afternoon bus on the return.
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ANSWERS TO TEN
TEST QUESTIONS
Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on Page
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/. Central New York State.
2. Admiral. !
3. Young seals are called pups,
and mothers are called
cows.
4. Nebraska.
s. Norway, Sweden and Dem
mark.
6. Queen Victoria.
Z. A machine for digging, NOV
ing and transporting grav-
el, soil, etc.
3. GeInini.
9. Tennessee.
10. Yes.
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Earl Linderville, of the border
patrol u. S. Customs service, left
on the early bus Monday morn
ing for a business visit in Mi
ami.
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MONDAY
Meeting, Boy Scouts, Troop 5.
7:30 p. M. Wesley Commun-
ity House.
Meeting, Camera Club.
Boys Fellowship Club Dinner.
els P. M. Fleming Street
Methodist Church Parsonage.
Fourth Dance to Elect Miss Key
West. $50 P. M. Miami
Civic Center.
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Allan Knowles was a passenger
leaving on the early morning bus
today for a short business "Trip to
Miami.
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Frank Lones left on the early
morning bus Monday for his
station at Pigeon Key where he
is employed by the Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge commission,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-25

Mrs. Grace Noil Crowell. poet,
az Texas. selected as The Amer
lean Mother Of 1888
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P. J. Calvin, customs agent
from headquarters in Miami, was
in the city for the weekend visit
ing friends and returned Sunday
over the highwayKipE
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Wage Bill forced to floor of
House when 2l8 members sign 10
end the committee blockade.
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SKINNY GIRLS!

new vitality by adding Yeast vitsnains
and Iron Gas contained an who'll to
their diet Start taking vfnoi today
and notice how skinny limbs and nat
chest start to MI out, how ugly angles
disappear. No matter what ven have
tried or how skinny yeu are, get vinol.
ORIENTAL PHARMACY
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Mrs. w. c. Harris and baby
were passengers on the bus Sun
day morning for Miami for
visit with relatives and friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-25

Howard Lowe, first assistant
keeper at American Shoals Eight
house, who was in Key West for
medical attention at the5 Marine
hospital, has been returned to
duty ahdt lef1i for the station.
John N. Roberts, additional keep
er WHO. Yves relieving MIR. Lowe,
retufhed to the city Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Williams of
West Palm Beach, were arrivals
in the city Sunday for brief
visit with relatives of Mrs. Will
liams. They left over the high
way late in the afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-25

C. B. Keister, chief yeoman U.
S. NJ, Mrs. Keister and their two
sons, Ronnie and Don, left over
the highway this morning for
Portsmouth, N. H.. where after
visiting for a few days, Mr.. Keis-
ter viii go to Annapolis, Md, and
report for service on the u. S. S.
Texas.
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THURSDAY
Rotary Club Luncheon. 1918
P. M. St. Paups Church An
mex.
Lions Club Supper. $50 P. M.
Stone Church Annex.
Concert, Key West Hospitality
Band. 7:30 p. M. Bayview
Park.
Meeting, Sea Scouts, Ship 3.
7::30 P. M. Knights of Pythias
Hall.
O.
FRIDAY
"Ruth's Night" of Fern Chap
ter No. 81, O.E.S. 8 P. M.
Scottish Rite Hall.
Meeting, Boy Scouts, Troop 81.
p. M. Rear of Clinic.
Meeting, Girl Scouts, Troop |.
7:30 p. M. poGolden Eagle
Hall. lLcu
Second Dance ito Choose Miss
Key West for Highway Cele-
Il bration. $50 p. M. Cuban
Club.
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E. M. Singleton, Mrs. Parks
Hunter and Miss Anne Cochrane
were arrivals in the city Sunday
for a visit with Mr.. Singleton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Singleton, on Eaton street, and
left 4 o'clock in the afternoon on
the return to Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-25

Harry Burmeister, of West
Palm Beach, was visitor Sun
day meeting old friends and tax
ing in the sights.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bowery
and family are visiting in Key
West with Mr.. Bowery's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Bowery and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore of
Miami were visitors Sunday Mr..
Moore is a typewriter and adding
machine mechanic and has a
number of old friends in the city
who were glad to meet him
again.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Barometer reading &C 3 .. m
Sea level, 5000.
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S O G. A L 81 9 I
ACTIVITIES fa1
Social Calendar

WEDNESDAY
Key West Yacht Club, Supper.
P. NJ. Raups Club Mira
mar.
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SATURDAY,
Third Dance to Choose Miss
Key West for Highway Cele-
bration. $50 p. M. Country
Club.
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SUNDAY
Concert, Key West Hospitality
Band. A p. M. Art Center
Park.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PERSONAL MENTION

FENOUVHL MElvlWNI
ssseseesesessessssseesse
E. M. Singleton, Mrs. Parks
Hunter and Miss Anne Cochrane
were arrivals in the city Sunday
for a visit with Mr.. Singleton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Singleton, on Eaton street, and
left 4 o'clock in the afternoon on
the return to Miami.
Howard Lowe, first assistant
keeper at American Shoals light
house, who was in Key West for
attention at the8 Marine
hospital, has been returned to
duty ahdEleft1 for the station.
john N. Roberts, additional keep
er who. YaS believing MIR. Lowe,
to the city Sunday.
Earl Linderville, of the border
patrol u. S. Customs service, left
on the early bus Monday morn
ing for a business visit in Mi
ami.
George Sylvie, of Miami, who
was a brief visitor to Key West
Sunday coming to see his daugh-
ter, Shirley May who is pupil
at the Convent of Mary Immac-
ulate, and friends, left on the
afternoon bus on the return.
p. J. Calvin, customs agent
from headquarters in Miami, was
in the city for the weekend visit
ing friends and returned Sunday
over the highwayKip E
Frank Lones left on the early
morning bus Monday for his
station at Pigeon Key where he
is employed by the Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge commission,
Mrs. w. c. Harris and baby
were passengers on the bus Sun
day morning for Miami for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Williams of
West Palm Beach, were arrivals
in the city Sunday for brief
visit with relatives of Mrs. Will
liams. They left over the high
way late in the afternoon.
Harry Burmeister, of West
Palm Beach, was visitor Sun
day meeting old friends and tax
ing in the sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore of
Miami were visitors Sunday. Mr..
Moore is a typewriter and adding
machine mechanic and has a
number of old friends in the city
who were glad to meet him
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bowery
and family are visiting in Key
West with MIR. Bowery's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Bowery and family.
c. B. Keister, chief yeoman u.
S. NJ, Mrs. Keister and their two
sons, Ronnie and Don, left over
the highway this morning for
Portsmouth, N. H.. where after
visiting for a few days, Mr.. Keis-
ter will go to Annapolis, Md, and
report for service on the u. S S.
Texas.
Allan Knowles was passenger
leaving on the early morning bus
today for a short business trip to
Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Kelly, who
were conducting services in the
Church of God for several days,
left this morning IN the carly blIS