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Evening star., 1938-07-03
BOATS.

eeuipped. perfect condition: fast t and ts. eco,
1s ser rsaus.d nust be 9s
North Beach 116-F-2s. or Adams a525.
WILL TRADE Soft. G1-ft. beam). com,
District real estate or accept small boai
d.lesville. Md. or Met 4o47 evenings ;:
EFT. converted lifeboat. cabin. complete
Chtldress st. ne. Lincoln 5O5a-M
CRUISER 47-foot custom built deckhouse
iI,,s ior sale At sacrifice. Boat is eompletely
cs che..pe.fea $685. st fssfansa ssti%or. cruising
MOTOR. Sterling Petrol. l26-h.p. with r..
verse gear. dual ignition: nne condition
phon: pisties so:s z7ca 800
"a II eondsSn e..S ngto5, e,
Z st. Sc. Atlantic 3Sa5. ~ i"
ou!BoARD e MOTORS. Evmrude and John.
is1o III aex q. ana qse6: ;ns sssTyics and parts
ls-FT. .v;:BoTToM. combination ssiI and
condition; 500; 1s-ft: ro1bost; a fuiIs fSHs
fsPesa h,,:l q: sirts:Grss;. lsmond %sss
MUST SACRIFICE 4O-ft. sh-ft. beam. bay
1Sat; 1sah less than years old. With $500
1870 I.meI 1865. with reverse; small
and ssaKpp.a p..s
type on bay: ssavorthy. spacious and eco. o.
aSs. aas@'fe5; io;4 must be cash. Dist. 1888. II.
eonst,on:1t asit 1t-ysar1ola Perfect condition
Ine sssa s:ssaain' c.l lRs:fss: 4s:.d.s .Sr hshin' Cali
cABM MOTOR CRUISER. 35-ft-: .Ieeos 4:
Navy hui. 900 h.p. Peerless marine is On.
6isI 6irei fully equipped; $500. Call Emsrson
cSg1sE5 s!s];1s se-foot; bridse-deof: s-ea6inl
sleeps 4: running water; owner i.sy,na
town: sacrince for cash. Old Insineers
Whsrf. East Potomac Park.
1s. ss5 CD 4 ToTsa TysSI.qs qas9S s5f;s.
e74 between $3.50 am. Tuesdas. A'
2o-Fr: BOAT. new. $500; cabin. converted
wssh s... snsne w.t.r Al share hng f:
go CHRIS CRAFT SEDAN CRUISER 9fJil
club: priced risht for immedists date. s.ls: ees u
%ea1s. 8!.o I ss p'n poa.. utility, ...4 les. 40
hours: IKE new. Powered l-eyl, iyecmins:
G.. 3: Writ: 500 g. wF:1:ea TFn:.. c.:S ds7i
f1sA1No boar, se-ioot. fast. 7uii7 equip.
oHinas asI se.eh pfhnfee ,sl2s IA walter Collins
sS.1l:%s % Rs,l1sy 0 pesi. esSn a. ssno'' $50 ssr'
oUTPOARD. 1e. IT,. built for endurspeS
:: Atherton Lincoln 1116-J 5:
s.. 5sa Il MofSn f. ns !. 9.o; ;Pd i;; I
Sunday afternoon. relephons silver snrins
sAMBoAT 1s-ft iap6oard, White cedar
.Sfe o.f DECK siss sopsr sr;ss .l %
0R fe2 ,ned!1 SeAlI1is-fs; = Shits oedsr boat made
pssp cove c .1 nssr shsSs ssS side ssn1 ad A'"ell
y iReDs2iAr, seasi. so T.. {. s;ft; S.sn: s.pssisy.
ss.u.EtG Moses: ssd llasen% ss %iss ss7o Gardner
JoNsQN oUTgoARp MOTOR, 5in1ie;
cost $Se; sacrifice, SIS. North eESA
4o.rr; cRUTsER. L1!oZsa1sf: Gray mo.
ssin. 1icodsste. 1sth % ana fWsesa Wossre 81. scr: ~
USED YACHT: length. rs: beam. Il: draft
~ sHund EMBARRASSING treated timhers
p hnd d,Dira niinnkinf; large deck salon seats
,:1k;.. :slis, Nth .ns S s:ns. AfsSls for hotv.ts
Sous. SSnehp reSs'uetion gear engine; pilSt-
Ing costs Sc per mile; pelee iiritins plant.
tub .s;rsshllisht tSo 1S9-Ioand Lug IRE
chains lines ana usual equipment. Moored
ct dock. Airport Basin.
THE YACHT MARION,
stock built: I5O-hp. Sterling marine motor;
2 yrs. old: orig. cost. $lO.5o0: looks end
ess ss ssS t.m: ts5ssd to sell n,
e. : 81 b =: 1sesssa. 1sseessesaA.. fas ess
Evening star., 1938-09-13
TAYLOR Staying
QUIZ REOPENED
Mother Of Mary Miles Minter
Demands Trial or
Vindication.
~ the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. l3.-Trial or
vipdication. That was the demand to-
day o Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, mother
OF one-time screen star Mary Miles
Minter. after another daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Fillmore. accused her In .
civil suit Of conceAling the gun with
which william Desmond Taylor, top
ranking movie director, was slain 10
years ago.
On the witness stand in the most
recent lawsuit involving herself and
her mother, Mrs. Fillmore yesterday
described how her mother was "aw.
fully worried" In 1920 and declared:
"she OArs. Shelby told me many,
many times that she wanted to be In
. position to set out Of the country In
. hurry. She was frightened 1T the
Taylor case. She still IL. She told
me in 1929 they were pinning it pretty
close to her"
Mrs. Shelby's name has bobbed up
before in the series Of investigations
which followed the slaying Of the d.
rector February 2. 1922. She once de-
manded that the district attorney
either bring her to trial or vindicate
her Of any completely. No steps
were taken to comply with her r.
quest. The first inquiry developed
that Taylor and Miss Minter. then II,
were close friends.
She and Mrs. Fillmore have been
frequent opponents In court IN re-
cent years. The present litigation in
wolves furniture in the beach home,
valued at $4,000.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
Residential
Continued From Page B-3.)

have returned to Washington after q
two-month vacation in New England,
spent mostly at their summer place
on Block Island. r. I. Their niece,
Miss Elizabeth Jennings Towne. was
with them for two weeks In July and
early August, but returned to Wash
ington to accompany friends on q
trip to the West Coast. She will re-
turn the latter part Of September and
join DR.. and Mrs. Newton in their
home, on Woodley road.
Miss Aline Harwood Wharton, young
est daughter Of Mrs. George Wilson
Wharton and the late Mr.. Wharton,
has entered Bennington College. In
Vermont. and will not join her mother
here until her holidays. Miss whar-
ton and Miss Mary Ashby Of WASH
ington spent the summer in the Whar-
ton summer home at Thompsons Point
on Lake Champlain and did not re-
turn to Washington before entering
college. Miss Wharton had as her
guests At Thompsons Point through
much Of the summer Miss Jean Miller,
Miss Elizabeth Hahn and Miss Bar
bAra Ramseyer Of Washington.
Miss Wharton was graduated from
Central High School and studied for
two years at American University,
where she was = member Of Delta
Gamma Sorority. She majored In art
at both schools and will continue her
work in the commercial art at Ben
nington.
Miss Mary Jean Tennyson has left
for cruise to Bermuda She is max
ing the trip in company with her
father. Mr.. Frank I. Tennyson Of New
York.
Mrs. whalen Of New York City.
with Miss Esther Ann Whalen and
Grover Whalen. jr.. Is at the Carlton
for visit in Washington. Mr.. Grover
Whalen. jr., Is entering GEORGETOWN
University this fall.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
Miss Sims and Mr.. Horton
Wed In Foundry Church.

THE wedding Of Miss Helen Lucille
Sims Of Dugger. Ind, and Mr..
Harry L. Horton Of Carrington, N.
OAK, took place Saturday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock In Foundry Methodist
Church. The pastor, DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris. ofhciated. The church
was decorated with palms and late
summer flowers and the wedding mu-
sic was played by Miss Mary Pontius.
The bride wore a princess gown of
white silk lace over satin. with a high
collar and a bolero jacket with puffed
sleeves. She wore elbow-length white
kid gloves. A coronet OF white flowers
held the fingertip-length veil. and
she carried a shower bouquet Of white
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Isabelle Mcdonald, the maid
Of honor. wore princess gown Of green
silk net over taffeta trimmed with pink
velvet bows and her hat was an off,
the-face style of green net with pink
velvet bands. She carried 4 bouquet
Of tea roses
Miss lie Ella Horton. the BRIDE
groom's sister, and Miss Grace Cohen
Evening star., 1938-09-13
Continued From Page B-3)

and lilies Of the valley. Her sister.
Miss Betty Anne Snider, was her maid
Of honor. She was attired in teal
blue, wearing pink rosebuds. Mr..
Lloyd Bauman acted Is best man.
Immediately following the ceremony
wedding breakfast was held at Toll
House Tavern for members Of the
wedding party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovejoy will be at
home in Buckingham terrace. in Ar
lington, Va. after their return from
short cruise.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
HOSPITAL DRIVE SET
Montgomery Campaign Is to
Start on Monday.

A campaign to raise funds for Mont
eomery County General Hospital will
be launched next Monday. Harry
Hoskinson Of Germantown. Md, is
general chairman Of the campaign.
Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen, Bethesda,
Md. has been named chairman Of the
Gifts Committee and Mrs. Walter T..
Perry. Bethesda, secretary of the lat
ter committee.
Funds obtained in the drive will be
used to enlarge the maternity ward
at the hospital, increase facilities for
handling accident cases, enlarge the
mems ward and provide a new heat
ing plant. The campaign will last
two weeks. Prominent clubwomen
will be invited to serve as district
chairmen and solicitors.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
STYLES TO BE SHOWN
Junior Hadassah Girls to Model

Junior Hadassah Girls to Model
at Party Tomorrow.
The Washington unit Of Junior Ha-
dassah will hold . "paid-up member
ship" fashion show and bridge party
at pm. tomorrow in the Ambassador
Hotel.
Styles ranging from sports clothes
to furs will be modelled by Junior Ha-
dassah girls. Miss Tillie Norwood Is
in charge. All who pay their men,
bership pledge for the year will be ad-
mitted As guests, 1t is announced.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
Weddings Of Interest
Ranck.F Fairchild Ceremony
Has Pretty Church Setting.

were the bridesmaids. They wore pink
net gowns over taffeta with green
velvet bows and hats Of pink made
similar to that Of the maid Of honor.
The bridesmaids carried bouquets Of
pink roses.
Mr.. Hugh Horton. brother Of the
bridegroom. was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Lee Huntxbereer and
Mr.. William Draeger.
Following the ceremony there was Z
reception in the home Of. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cohen at Oxon Hill, Md.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Horton left BY
motor for . wedding trip through New
England to Quebec, Montreal and
Niagara Falls. The bride wore for
travelling an oxford gray tailored suit
and small hat with black accessories.
After their return Mr.. and Mrs. Horton
Will reside In the T,lraine Apartments.
Guests who came from out Of town
to attend the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Z. Sims, st. Bernice, Ind.
parents Of the bride; Mrs. Z. L. Hor-
ton. Darlington, N. OAK, mother Of
the bridegroom; the Misses Oris and
Mae Hendrickson. aunts Of the bride.
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Philippe.
Dugger, Ind.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
ALTMEYER TO LECTURE
Will Conduct Social Security
Courses at American u.

Courses at American q,
Arthur J. Altnyer, Social Security
Board chairman. Is included tn 4
group Of Federal and District gov
eminent omcials who will conduct
courses In social security adminis-
tration at American University for
the coming year.
Other lecturers include Elwood
Street. Glen Leet and Evan Claxue
Mr.. Street and Mrs. Leet will also
give courses to social workers from
public and private welfare agencies
At the School Of Social Work 1t
Catholic University.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
Fisher-Love Wedding
In Stansbury Lodge.


MISS NAOMI LOVE, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Love. WAS
married to Mr.. Cyril Ted Fisher. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Fisher Of
Jamesourg, N. j., Sunday. The we'd
ding took place in Stansbury Iodae
Rabbi Solomon Metz ofYicia tinx under
canopy Of white flowers.
The brides costume was of lieht
blue rather than the traditional white.
her tulle veil matching her gown.
Mrs. Anne Lefkowitz was matron Of
honor, wearing white crepe with 4
Jade green Jacket. and Miss Gladys
Noon was maid Of honor. in chartreuse
velvet.
Mr.. Eugene Love was best man and
Mr.. Bertram Lefkowitx was grooms-
man. The ushers included Mr.. Mau.
rice Love. Mr.. Solomon Love and Mr.,
Stanley Love. brothers OF the bride.
and her cousins. Mr.. Charles Abraham
and Mr.. Charles Kousen, and the
brideeroom's cousin, Mr.. Harold Fried.
man.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Lefkowitz and their daushter
Sylvia Of Trenton, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Weisman Of New York City; Mrs.
Ida Hirsch Of Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr..
Alex Goldberg OF Elkins, W. Va: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Friedman Of Wheaton.
Md.
Evening star., 1938-09-13

Quinn Clcuser Wedding g
In Baptist Church.
MRS. EVA D. QUINN announces
the marriage Of her son, Mr..
Paul F. Quinn, to Miss Mary J. Clouser,
Saturday. September ;. in the Temple
Baptist Church. the Rev. Dr.. Boorde
onciating. Mr.. Quinn Is the son of
the late Mr.. James T. Quinn of WASH
ington.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-11-17
Sage and Soil
By Mrs. Paul Schaller

The beautiful snow has fall
len over all the hills and noun
talnS. Aside from being a great
asset to the winter wheat, it
! has laid all the dust raised by
the recent political campaigners.
It has quenched any fires
made for the purpose OF SmOk-
ing out the enemy. incidentally,
in one or two cases, the smoke
rolled backwards and was hard
on the eyes.
Now We are ready for a good,
cold, Old-faShioned western win
ter. We can sit by the fire and
agitate our minds with any
thought we may have for the
future.
The price of crops will give us
enough to cOgltate ABOUT until
spring, and maybe until the
next presidential election.
Speaking of good old-fash-
Toned ideas, it was pleasing to
me to note that our neighor,
Wyoming, got tired of the Don
key business and turned the
state house into an elephant
farm. The fact that this was
the first state in the union to
: recognize a petticoat vote makes
her dearer than ever to my
heart.
The daughter of the house is
home in bed this week.
I'm really wondering about the
twelve to thirteen age business.
There are calls for mirrors, lip
stick and tXeezers-'and for
goodness SakeS, don't you know
soap chaps a persons facet"
There are myriads of beautiful
ladies with SWirling gowns
drawn in a note book-followed
by aimlesS little poems.
You don't suppose she's grow
ing up?
Stock wander to and fro on
our highways. What shade of red
is a mans heart that he turns
his beasts of burden or his mich
COW to the elements without
shelter? If it is so there is no
barn, give them a pasture at
least.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-11-17

Thomas D. Campbell returned
Saturday to his Arizona ranch
after coming to Hardin to cast
his vote in the general election.
J. Pokorny, who has been Wis
iting at the home of his dau-
ghter, Mrs. A. Buzzetti, here,
left Sunday for Billings where
he will he a guest at the home
of another daughter. He will al
so visit a daughter in Laurel be-
fore returning to his home in
Fromberg.
Mrs. I. L. Jaynes returned last
Thursday evening from a visit
in Miles City and Broadus. Mrs.
Frank Peterson, who had been
visiting in Miles City, returned
with her.
BEANO PARTY in the Big
Horn County Bank building
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Sponsored by Hardin American
Legion.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Hender-
son and family spent Monday
in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Weir were
dinner guests at the V. I. Nor
ris home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Morrison
and Roy, MI. and Mrs. JenS
.Kalberg and Carol and DR.. and
Mrs. w. A.. RanSier were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Jacobson Sunday.
A no-host dinner was held
: at the D. E. Fitzpatrick home on
Wednesday evening. Present
were Mrs. J. H. lesser and Lau-
rem, Mrs. Matt Brown and Mrs.
JenS Kalberg and Carol.
REANO PARTY in the Big
Horn County Bank building
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Sponsored by Hardin American
Legion.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Fisher
were dinner guests at the ranch
home of Mrs. Fishers parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Roy McKittrick,
Tuesday evening.
The Misses Kathleen Jensen
and Wanda Newkirk, Mrs. Buck
Sloan and Jack Buzzetti attend
ed the football game between
the University of Montana and
Montana State college in Butte
Saturday.
D. l.. Egnew was a business
visitor in Sheridan Tuesday.
J. Russell Vickers and Geo.
srge Kenfield were duck-hunting
near Crow Agency Sunday at
GernOOn.
BEANO PARTY in the Big
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-11-17

Horn County Bank building
Monday and Tuesday nights,
Sponsored by Hardin American
Legion.
Word was received here re-
Gently that Mrs. I. L. Dehnert
has been appointed to the ma
tional membership committee OF
the American Legion auxiliary,
She will serve as chairman OF
the northwestern division.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee B. Terpen-
ing were business visitors in
Billings Wednesday.
w. E. G.. HUMPHREYS left last
Friday evening for Riverside
Cal, where he will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Date
left Tuesday for Miles City. They
will remain for a week or ten
days.
John Heigis of the Wolf
mountains was in Hardin Tues
day.
Mrs. George Coy and daught-
ct, Lorraine, OF Laurel were
guests at the C. S. Elder home
Wednesday evening. Miss Coy
and Miss Dorothea Elder are
sorority sisters.
BEANO PARTY in the Big
Horn County Bank building
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Sponsored by Hardin American
Legion.
Miss Dorothy Barber and Miss
Gladys Halverson spent the
week end in Billings. Miss Bar
Der visited at the home of her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa T.
Barber.
Miss Ella Johnston, sent out
by the Billings Truth Center, is
the leader of a Unity study class
at the Hardin hotel every
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-11-17
Too Ldte to Classify

LCST-Spare truck tire and
tube siXe 34X7 Or 700x20 mount
ed on rim. Fits International
truck ~ and 2 ton capacity.
Lost on Thursday, October 10
between Hardin and Jake Cooks
ranch above st. Xavier. Finder
return same and receive reward.
Return to Tribune Herald. 1853
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-11-17

Thursday at 2:30 pm.
c. S. Elder, Sterling Loaney,
DR.. G.. A. Baker, Roy o. Cham
berS and Loren Kenyon returned
last Friday evening from a
weeks hunting trip. Each
bagged either a deer or an elk.
BEANO PARTY in the Big
Horn County Bank building
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Sponsored by Hardin American
Legion.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-11-17
Upper Rotten Grass

Mrs. Buster Green and chill
dren were Hardin callers on
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Dell Standish
were in Lodge Grass Wednes-
day.
Jock Wiley was a Sheridan
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Chath-
am and daughters were in Crow
Agency Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Denver Sherman
and Joyce visited at the John
Chatham home Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chatham
and Carole made a trip to. Bill
lings Monday evening.
Mrs. c. Anderson and sons
were Billings visitors Tuesday.
Joy Bergquist fell recently,
breaking her arm. She has been
unable to attend school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-12

Part III - The Unmakinge OF
Miss Graduate S0-
Head Ghost-Edith Moffat
Ghost Of Athletics, = Theresa
Sullivan cgu Pr
Ghost of 5Radio-Lillian Ace
vedo
Cross Word Puzzle Ghost-Eli-
zabeth Navarro
Ghost of Dieting-Lucretia Her
nandez
Ghost of Midnight SupperS-
Dora Medina
Ghost of Jazz-Martha Ramos
Part IV-The Modiste
Madame Time-Flora Barosa
Now, Her Page-Alice Dome
mech
The ManneuinS - Nurse, Elida
Valdez; Dancer, Dinoran Nicker-
son; Scholar, Blanche Brantley;
Bride, Bernice Brantley; Nun,
Lucretia Hernandez
Part V-The Departure
Folly, Elida Valdez; Pleasure,
Dinqrah Nickerson; Wealth, Edith
Moftat; Fame, Bernice Braptley;
Alma Mater, Gwendolyn james;
Duty, Lillian Acevedo (
Valedictory - To be given at
Graduation
Goodbye-Class of '38. VI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-12
Annual Convent Class Day
Exercises To Be Held Tonight

Glass Day Exercises tof the
Convent of Mary Immaculate, will
beeheld this evening at 8 o'clock
at st. Cecilia's Hall.
Program:
Class Song-Class of '38 CAT
piano, T. Sullivan).
Sslutatory-To be given at
Graduation.
The Making of Miss Graduate:
( Part THE Ancestresses of
Miss Graduate.
Scene 1.-The Pioneer Mother
The Mother-Lucretia Herman
dez
The Girl-Theresa Sullivan
Scene 2-The Mother of Miss
Graduate
The Mother-Blanche Brantley
The Caller-Elizabeth Navarro
Part 1.-THE Building of Miss
Graduate
The Lady-Dora Medina
The GnomeS - Consuelo Cobo,
Ramona Rodriguez, Martha Rus
SELL Elsie Solano
Miss Graduate-Fay Myers
Greek Dancers - Lillian Ace
vedp, Alice Domenech, Flora Ba-
rosa, Theresa Sullivan
BALLET Faust-Gounod
ViOlins - Gwendolyn James,
Edith Moffat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-12
Harris School Observes Health
Week With Program Today

Health Week was observed by
the Primary Department of Har-
ris Grammar School at Chapel
this morning with a special pro-
gram.
Each class presented a very
novel number.
.Magdelin Huddleston sponsored
the program, which follows:
Good Morning Song.
Prayer Song.
Flag Salute.
Song, America.
2A-Tap Dance, Maynard Dan
iels.
2A-Play, "How To Keep Well
and Clean:
Doctor Tom, Warren Bethel
Nurse. Florence Bubier.
Sick Child, Conchita Varela.
Vegetables, Lorraine Acosta,
Alfred Knowles, Evelyn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-12

Fruit Vender and Fruits,
Clyde Sawyer, Mary NAL
Tory, Barbara Lanier, Mary
Knowles.
Milk Bottle, Billy Brandt.
Loaf Bread, Betty Lou John
son.
Bath Boy. Maynard Daniels.
Tooth Brush and Tooth Paste,
Millman Ingraham Ben
Saunders.
Exercise, Esmeralda Calleja.
Maid, Mary Nottage.
2B-Health Habits.
3B-Milk Project Playlet.
1A2-Recitation, Milk.
3A-Song, THE Cleaners Club.
2A-3A-Playlet, How To Have
Strong, Healthy Teeth.
1B-Song of the White Horses.
Authorization, Bud Tolle and
Kenneth Albury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-12
Robbie Ann ALbury Entertains
Friends At Birthday Party

Bobbie Ann Albury entertained
many of her little friends with
party on Wednesday afternoon at
her home, SIS Grinnell street,
celebrating her sixth birthday
anniversary.
Rose Marie Archer and Patsy
Johnson won the prizes.
Balloons and little hats were
given to each child.
Ice cream, cake and candy were
SERVED.
The table was DECORATED in
pink and blue paper with birth
day cake in the center with six
candles.
Bobbie Ann received many
beautiful gifts on the occasion.
Those present were:
Bruce Watson, John Griffin,
June Griffin, Sarah Bertha Lowe,
Mary Roberts, Irwin Roberts,
Walter Griffing Jr.. Betty Ann
Mcdonald. Helen Louise McDon-
aid. Nell Rose Archer, Leo STAN
ley, Norman Stanley.
Juanita Jean Griffin, Faye
Elizabeth Bervaldi. Patsy john
son. Billy Osterhoudt. Joan
Knowles, Lorraine Nottage, Dofo-
thy Buckley, Bobbie Mae Buck
ley. Sophie Roberts, Mary Vir-
ginia Demeritt, Robert Archer,
Tonmie Archer.
Gale Curry. Joe Curry, Freddie
Curry. Clinton Warren, Jr., Edna
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-12

fin, Dennis Jolly, Betty Ann Rus
sell, Shirley Mae Curry, Teddy
Saunders, Wilma Taylor, Betty
Joe Taylor.
Mary Hill, Buddie Hill, Olger
Russell, Don Russell, Charles Rus
sell, Shirley Laymon. Betty
Knowles, Rose Marie Archer,
Buddie Banks, Alton Banks, Rob-
ert Stanley Archer, Patsy Harri-
son.
MeSdames Julius Watson, John
Griffin, Mark Mcdonald, Dewey
Buckley, Franklin Archer, Leo
nard Curry, Arthur Curry, Alma
Warren, Albert Gandolfo, Larney
Hill, Olger Russell, Cora Banks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-12
. eeseessseesseUsssssesee
ENTERTAINMENT
RAUL'S CLUB

Front page display advertise
ment gives to readers an an
nouncement concerning new ar
engagements at RauPS Club on
Roosevelt boulevard Starting
this Saturday at the Big Dance,
Cecil Carbonell's Continental Or
chestra will play for dancing and
entertainment And-Pepito
and his dancing partner will be
on hand to greet his friends in
Key West-giving his ever popu-
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Mercedes Torres Weds
Manuel Perez

Miss Mercedes Torres became
the bride of Manuel Perez this
week at the home of the brides
mother, 1400 Simonton Street.
Ceremony was performed by
Peace Justice Enrique Esquinaldo,
Jr.
Rogelio Base and Mrs. Angus
tina Base were attendants.
A reception followed the cere-
mOny.