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kIHO-B Breakfast CLUB
80 A. VI.
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KTRO-Rise u Shine
5 A. VI.
KMO-8 O'CLOCK Clipper.
BIB shcila Bennett
XVII NJ Turu 6tl5
The Captitators
KOMO-ReYeries
KJIs-Hienncse Ensem O.
Die Bis. Christian
Science
KIRO-Quarter Hour.
$50 A. VI.
KIN o Christian Sci
ence 8 IS Haven
XVI Brown and Ber-
man. B -, Sally OF the
Star
KOMO-Captain DobDsie
KJR-Songs, 5;45. ORIG e
inalitles
KIRO-HeW sreel.
9 A. VI.
KMO Talk OF the Town.
9:I5. Talk.
XVI omans Page.
915 Nancy James
KOMO-Martha Meade
915. The O'Neills
K J r Southeruaires
el5. News.
KTRO-Connie North.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO-Daily News. GAS
Ensemble.
KVI-Helen Trent; GAS
Gal Sunday
KOMO-Tena and Tim.
o45. Benny Walker.
KJR National m
and Home
kIRO-Serial
10 A. NJ.
K M OF de: 1918
Happy Gang.
XVI Goldbergs. 1918.
Life Can Be Beautiful
K o NJ o Other Wife
1915 Plain Bill.
K J r National Farm
and Home
KIRO-Serials.
1920 A. Nj.
KMO-Hit Makers: 10;45,
Texas Lewis.
K v i Mystic Melodies
1915 Mary Lou Tay-
lor
KOMo DANGEROUS
Roads, l0;45 DR. Kate
KJR Cecil Solly; l0345.
Rakov's Music
KIRO-Feminine Forum;
10 IS Milky Way.
II A. NJ.
KMO-School Of the Air
kVI-Bie Sister. ll;l5
Aunt Jenny
KOMO-Betty and Bob.
HIS Grimm's Daugh-
ter
KJR-School Broadcast
KIRO-Serial
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KVI-American School
KOMO-V Valiant Lady..
Il As Hymns
KJR - School broadcast:
l1:45. Light Opera.
kiRO - School Program
l. NOON
K NJ O-Vitality CLUB
l2:l5. News
K Y l. Headlines 1915.
Music OF the Day
FOMO-Mary Marlin:
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KJR-u $ Dept Agri-
culture: 1918. Cowboy
Joe
KIRO News 1918 Sing
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80 =. NJ.
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K Y Baines II AS.
Fletcher Wiley
KOMO - Pepper Young
II As Guiding Light
kJR-NeWs. l2;45. Book
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KIRO-Baines
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KMO-Health and Train
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KVI-Pretty Kitty Kelly;
lis. Aiyrt and MarRe
KOMO-Backstage Wife
lis stella Dallas
KJR-Club Matinee.
kIRO-S Serials
80 p. NJ.
KAIO TWO Keyb0ards
AS. Book a Week.
XVII iIltop House
Ids Stepmother.
KOMO-Vlc and SADIE.
10 Girl Alone
kJR-Club Matinee
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KMO-Jungle Jim 2;l5.
Johns0ns
KVI-Current Questions
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kOMO- HGuScDoat Han. .
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son
KIRO-Questions Before
House
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KMO Henry Weber Re
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swing
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3 Z. Nj.
KMO-Feminlne Fanc!es
KNI-press News ) %
Matinee Varieties
kOMO-C COOKBOOK Quiz
3.Ib. ! Love a Mystery .
X J Z Orchestra. 3 10 .
Studio
kIRO News. 8 O5 Pa .
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KMO- Henry Weber Re
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K y ! Orchestra, , 10
swing
kOMO - Three ROmeOS
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Work.
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ira
XVI -- Orchestra As.
Dance Tunes
KOMO-Orchestra
kJR-Ambassador Hotel
ENROLMENT Extra.
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x NJ Q - sands o. Time
As Food COmmeu-
tatoE
kN4-Ctty salute -
Tea Tor Two
KOMO-Cozzi aud Dean
As Show
kJR-Splta.uy : O.ches-
fta
kluO - CostIgan : -
Science
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KMO-Dance Music. Shep
Fields.
KVI-Music. Clyde Nc :
Coy
! KOMO-Hotel Music.
KJR 90 Charles Runvan
/ OrPanist
KlRO - NJ o o d S: HIS
EphAaH
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X MO - Haven OF Rest.
8:A5. Morning Moods
kNl-Duo 8 40, Sally OF
the star.
KOMO-Capt Dobbsie
K j r - VaRabonds. 8 40
OrIginalities
X r y New 3 80
NFHr.raala
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KMO-Feminine Fancies
KVI-Press News. 305.
Matinee Varieties.
KOMO-Hoichi Hirocka
3:l5. l Love a Mystery.
KJR-3 :05. Alma Kitch-
ell; 3:l5. Dorothy Ro-
chelle.
KfRO-News; 3:05. Par
AIDE.
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6MO-Front Page ORA
ma. 2;i5. John sons
KVI-Cool and Karnes
2.I5, March OF Games.
KOMO-House boat Han
nah. 2:l5. Trio.
K J r 49, Baritone, 2:l5,
Chuck Shank.
KIRO-Femlntne Side
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Cow boy
XVI studio 5.l5. HOWE
Wins
kOMO-Ruuy vance
Hour
kJR- Interc stiug Nelen
kors
kIRO-ICuiC Iunes-
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K MO state Librarian
3 -. Notes
K Il Bob Trout 3 40
Dial TcaSCrS.
KDMCl-NN oman 8 Masa
zinc
KJR Wash Dept OF
Health S45. : ~ c e
and Low.
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X NJ o - Designing Wo-
N . n. as, b o ok A
Week
KVI-Hilltop House: i;45
SCepmOther.
kOMO- Vic and SADIE:
LAS. Girl Alone
K J r - Prevlew. Louis
Lewis Fight
KTRO- Serial. l;45. Ser
lal.
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KMO- Boxing 9.45. Law
maker Report.
XVII Want a Divorce :
0:45 News.
KOMO-Hotei Orchestra
Gas. Old Friends
KJR-Seattle Sings; 9 As
Orchestra.
kIRO-OueStion BOX.
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KMO-s O'Clock Clipper
6;l5 Temple Tidings
KNl-FaCr Finder. Sl5
Melody Ramblings
KOMO- ReFerIes
kJR-Ens emblc
kIRO-Hour Glass. S:l5
Melodies
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K MO Minstrel sl5.
Talk
XIV o n c rs Page
9.l5. Nancy James
kOMO-Heart Of julia
Blake @ Is ONeills
KJR Fvrde Grole sl5
News
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EMO Pauline Alpert
Piano Has Muse anc
Music
XVI American Schools
kOMO-NaiiRnt Lao g
iifi Betty Croker
K : r - Popular Tunes
Has RAJ HARRINGTON
kIRO-Schoo4 ChoE.
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X Y I-Orchestra. Blyegs
Music ll.s5. Sack
Chspel
NOAlU Hotel Music
kJR Charles Runyan-
,kIRO-Black Chapel.
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KMO-Eews 8 Is. Don {
You Believe It.
KVI-Inside Story.
kOMO-Amos Andy
8:15. Symphony Hour
KJR- Wash Radio For
UNI. 8.i5, Tropical
Moods.
KIRO-lnside Story
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KMO-News, els. Orch.
Boxing.
KVI-kate Smith.
KOMO-SymphonY:: 9:l5
Armchair Cruise
kJR-News. OILS. Seattle
Sings.
fETnA
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KMO-Femlnlne Fapcles
KNI-Press News ) %
Matinee Varieties
kOMO COOKBOOK QUIZ
3lb. / Love a Mystery .
X J K Orchestra, 3 10
studio
kIRO-N News. 8 05 Pa
s4sf =
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K NJ o Commentator.
l145. Hollywood Cos T.
sip.
KVI-American School
KOMO- Valiant q Y.
IL .4J Hymns
KJR - School broadcast:
Has. Light Opera.
KiRO - School Program
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XVI BIS sister Il Is
Real Stories
kOMO- Betty and Bob
II is Grimm 5 Daug u .
ter
kJR-Stringtime
Is I X y - Serial -
Aunt Jenny
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KMO - Jack Armstrong;
) As. Reichmuth.
KNI-Tea for Two. 5.45.
Studio.
KOMO-Band
KJR-Jamboree
K | r o - Tea for Two.
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K NJ Fulton Lewis .
I Is News
XVI County Seat 4:lo
Science
kOMO-Easy Aces, ASS
NJ Keen
K ! r - orc hestra. AIS
January 1889
X = . - County seat
As lob Finder
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MO - Luncheon E9-
press 1915 News
Headlines i2.15
Music o. The Dav
EOMO-Nary Marlin
f2i5 Ma Perkins
KJF-Dept OF Agricul-
ture 1915. COW b o s
KIRO News y IS. sam
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lie SQuiTes
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ceua Auditorium
kOMO-Hotel Orchestra
NJk-Songs N The Night
klRO-Sentimental MI
sic. li-l5. supper CLUB
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KMO-Jlmmy Greer
HVl-Harry owen s orch
kOMO-Herble KAY
kJR-Musical salvation o
ISIS
XXI K Q 49, Night EXlra
lu.45 Sereuade
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KMO-Jess Kirkpatrick;
2:45, Charlie Freshwa-
ter.
XVI Men Behind the
Stars: 2;45. Songs for
You.
KOMO-Trio: 2:45, Bari
tone.
KJR-Trio. 2:45. Singer
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kMO-Y NJ B Club
kVl-Kitty Kelly. l;l5
Myrt and Marge
HOMO-Backstage Wife.
1915 Stella Dallas
K JR-COmmonwealth.
EIRO-SeriaIs
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HMO-Deau and Austin
10 IS. Voice o. EXperl .
euCC
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lOs+5. just Calling
KOMO d 2 zero L !
Roads 10 10 Dr. Kate
KJR-Cecu Solly 10 -
X IRO Tome Tunes
10 - Feminine Forum
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kMO-Dr. Van w ok;
8:45. World Dances.
K VI Today: 3:45.
Dial Teasers.
kOMO-Woman's Maya
zine.
KJR-Duo. 3:45. Father
and Son
pCh Trout
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KMO-School of the Air
KNI-Bie Sister. lI:lb
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Betty and Bob.
HIS Grimm's Daugh
ter
KJR-School Broadcast
KRO-Serlal
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K O Almanac. us
Farmers Forum.
XVI eEOfiDnaIs
r q NJ . - Top OF tn'
Morning 7l5. Memo
fauda
XIX Church OF the All
kIHO Breakfast CLUB
80 A. VI.
KAf VS. 7:45
Tonic Tunes
K VI Breakfast News
a Top Of the Morn
ing
K q II Q Memoranda
- Yodeiing
K J K Financial. l,f5
News
kTRO-Rise u Shine
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KMO-Dally News. 9 IS
SWlngsteTs
kNl-helen Trent. 9 -
Gal sunday
kOMO-S Smile Parade
kJR-National Farm and
Home
klRO-Serlal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

While Mr.. Selznick was discover
ing Swedish actress, Russian mo-
ton picture men were discovering
an American one. IntOrgkino, inter-
national film trading company for
the Soviet Union, has bought Dean
ma Durbin's "One Hundred Men and
a Grip for distribution there. 1t is
the first American picture bought
for that market since 1886, when
Charlie Chaplin's Modern Times"
and "City Lights" were purchased.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

was held at the Union Stock
Yards, in Baltimore.
The State F. F. A. held its an
'nual banquet at Frederick on the
night of October IL to elect new
state officers. This chapter sent
Howard Cissel and Russell Roberts
as delegates with George Crawford
as alternate to the banquet. How
ard Cissell applied for the State
Farmers Degree.
This chapter is also participat-
ing in the swine, dairy cattle and
corn judging contests which are to
be held at the Frederick Fair on
October 10. The judging teams are
as follows: Dairy cattle Billy
King, Edwin Fry, Douglas Boyer;
swine Howard Cissel, Russell
Roberts, Spencer Howard; corn
judging George Crawford, George
Fry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19
Star Dust
X Ne,U Swedish Find
X U. S. Film to Russia
X Third Choice Takes Ii
by Virginia Vale

TNGRID BERGMAN is the
L heroine of the latest pub
licity build-up in Hollywood
perhaps the name isn't ia
miliar to you now, but if it
isn't soon the fault will lie
with David Selznick's public
ity staff. For Miss Bergman
is the new Swedish discovery
who makes her bow to film fans in
"Intermezzo," with Leslie Howard.
She is pretty, charming and has a
lovely smile. Stockholm is her home
town. Whether she is as talented
as her Swedish compatriot, Greta
Carlo, remains to be seen.
'Intermezzo" is a romantic drama
dealing with a world-famous musi-
clan who has to decide between
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19
F. F. A. NEWS

The Gaithersburg chapter of the
F. F. A. has elected the following
officers for the year of 1939-40:
President, Billy King; vice presi-
dent, Howard Cissel; recording Sec
rotary, Wheeler Watkins; cores
ponding secretary, Bernard Connell;
treasurer, John Hargett; reporter,
Donald Walter; farm watch dog,
Herbert Hottinger.
On October 4 some of the F. F.
A. visited the livestock show which
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19
Coming Events


Thursday, Oct. 19-Baked chicken
supper to be held in Laytonsville
school, for benefit Laytonsville
Parent Teacher Association.
Oct. 81 = Turkey supper, benefit
Clarksburg Methodist Church
A to 8 p. m.
Oct. 81 - Turkey Supper Ladies
Aid, Clarksburg Methodist Ch.,
Clarksburg, a g p. m.
Oct. % = Shoot and Field Day :
Izaak Walton League at Guide
Nursery, between Rockville and
Gaithersburg.
Sunday evening, Oct. 22-Brooke-
vile church will present the
pageant, Goods Garden. All
children are urged to enjoy the
evening with us. 500 p. m.
Wednesday, Oct. Is = Benefit sup
per, Ladies st. Martins Guild,
chicken and ham. 500 to 800
p. m.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

William Powell may appear in
Susan and God" opposite Greer
Carson, who became famous over
night as a result Of her appear
ance in "Goodby, Mr.. Chips" But
the doctors have the last say in
regard to Powells taking on this
new assignment; two weeks Of re-
takes for 1.-THE Thin Man Returns"
necessitated rest, as his health
still isn't what it might be.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19
Changed Viewpoint

A young woman in Westchester,
Pa, sought to exchange her mar
riage license for hunting license.
Reason, she explained. was that
her prospective husband has disap
peared
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

Every radio broadcast has to have
q production man; his Job, principal
ly, Is to sit In the control room and
guide the progress Of the show to
split-second accuracy Of schedule.
Since radio began it's been . mans
job. But CBS's "Grand Central Sta
tion" is produced by q woman. She's
Betty Tuthill, from Tucson, Ariz.
You girls who'd like to take on
similar job will be interested in the
story Of her career. After being
graduated from the University of
Arizona she worked with the Har-
ward Film Service, editing and cut
ting educational films. Then she
went to work for Irving Refs, who
was directing the CHS Workshop Sc
ries. She looked after his mail,
did some casting, read scripts and
helped re-write them. First thing
anybody knew she was in the studio,
helping with production.
=
AL Pearce, VINO ADDED Il nope,
l hope, hope" to American slang,
is back on the air on Wednesday
nights from to $3.50 eastern stand
ard time. on a nationwide hook
up. He has a new Gang, which in
cludes Billy House, the radio old
timer, and Don Reid. a new lyric
tenor who halls from Canada.
-
ODDS AND ENDS-The popular
"Mys and Marge" serial, soon TO ceLe-
brGte its eighth year on the air. came
into being because the real MyTt and
Marge tVere hit by the 1929 crash 4.
The ResC March Of Time, "The Battle
Fleets Of England" Is 9 film story Of
the British naVy today.
CRaleassd By Western Newspaper Union.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

home life with his family and the
thrills of his life as an artist. Edna
Best and John Halliday have sup
porting roles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

Oct. 81 = Luncheon, benefit Sandy
Spring fire department, 12-1:3O.
Saturday, Oct. % = Ladies Aid,
Etchison, will give a Halloween,
party.
Thursday, Nov. 2 = Washington
Grove, church supper.
Thursday, Nov. 2 = Brookeville,
Orndorff Memorial Hall, oyster,
fried chicken, country ham sup
per 5 p. m. on.
Nov. - Turkey supper, Parish
Hall, benefit St. Marks Guild,
Falkland.
Nov. 3 = Fall Dance Young
Mems Democratic Club Ken
wood Golf and Country Club :
10 til?
Nov. 4-Bingo Party St. Martins
Hall Gaithersburg, p. m.
Nov. 9 = School Supper, Gathers
burg High School to 8 D. m.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

Nov. 10 Dance-Manor Chh.v.
Mems United Democratic c rHal
10 til? 0'uo
November 10 - Etchison !
Aid Society will hold tbair a :
nual turkey supper. an
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

Wednesday, Oct. 25 = st. Martins
Mother Guild, Gaitherspurg, will
hold a chicken and ham supper
in the Guild Hall. 5 p. m. on.
Oct. 25 = Bingo Party Md. Nat.
Guard Silver Spring. At the
Armory 8 p. m.
Oct. 26 = 5 to 8 P. M. Fried
oyster, ham and chicken salad
supper. Ladies Aid Society of
Mt. Carmel Church. Sunshine,
Md.
Thursday, Oct. &c = Mt. Carmel
Church basement, Sunshine, Md.
Oyster, old country ham and
chicken salad supper, sponsored
by Ladies Aid Society.
Thursday, Oct. &c = Halloween
dance, sponsored by the junior
class of Damascus high school
will be held in the school. Music
by the Pickett Capitolians.
Oct. 81 - PIT. A. Supper, Grange
Hall, Burtonsville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

It's three times and out for my
Girl Friday" the new screen ver-
sion Of Front Page" Irene Dunno
was offered the lead. and refused it.
Jean Arthur was offered the lead.
and also refused it, which resulted in
her suspension without pay for IL
weeks. (However, her contract will
be extended for that same period.)
The picture finally got started with
Rosalind Russell in the role that the
Misses Dunno and Arthur wouldn't
touch with a 10-foot pole. AS a rule,
when this sort Of thing happens in
a motion picture studio, the actress
Cor actor who steps in and saves
the day makes such a success that
she leaps ahead several rungs on
the ladder to fame.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-19

Drums Along the Mohawk" ac-
cording to an announcement from
Twentieth Century-Fox, will be IA
reels long when it is released. Not
the longest picture ever offered to
the public, but the longest in Tech
nicolor. In case you didn't read the
book, it's a swell story.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-20
Sodality Group
Plans Meeting

Southeastern Section of the
Parish Sodalities of the St.
Augustine Sodalities Union.
which includes West Palm
Beach, Miami, Coral Gables, Lit
tie River and Key West will hold
their quarterly meeting tomor-
row in Little River.
Subject for discussion at the
meeting will be Campaign
against indecent literature, maya
zines, books, ETC." is to be con-
Quoted in Florida at the request
of Rev. Patrick Barry, Bishop of
st. Augustine.
Those who will attend the
meeting from Key West are Rev.
p. ]. Kelleher, S. j., director of
st. Mary's Sodality. Miss Mar
jorie Gwynn, Project of the local
Sodality, and treasurer of the
Southeastern Section, Miss Mar
garet Dion, local publicity chair
man, and Miss Wilma Alfonso,
chairman of the Social Life Com
mittee, of both the local and
Southeastern Sections.
Mrs. Margaret Dion and daugh-
ter Miss Margaret Dion left on
the early bus this morning other
members of the local group are
leaving throughout the day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-20
S OC | A L
ACTIVITIES
Boy Scouts Put
On Program,

Last Wednesday evening, men,
bers of four troops of Boy Scouts
of America, put on a sketch in
three acts at the High School
Auditorium, demonstrating the
practicable methods applied in
First Aid to the injured in the
field.
The cast was taken from a
class of % Boy Scouts who had
passed their tests given them in
First Aid, through the assistance
of Red Cross instructor.
All four troops of Boy Scouts
of Key West were present and a
good gathering also were there
representing their friends and
parents.
Twenty-ei members of this
class were presented with certi-
ficates given through the Amer
lean Red Cross.
The success of this movement
in First Aid instruction should
go entirely to Mrs. Margrete A..
Smock, who is an American Red
Cross instructor and who is
known through her active work
throughout our city, it is said.
Mrs. Smock gave her undivided
attention in not only putting on
this sketch, but through her
patience enabled % members to
pass their examination tests so
necessary in this work.
The following is list which
includes names of Boy Scouts
who received these First Aid
certificates: Richard Barber,
Marion Collins, Evelio Garcia,
Fernando Garcia, Arthur Lowe,
Ernest Avila, Bert Gates, Calvin
Gates, Ramon Gunzaga, Paul Her
rick, James Kelly, Henry Vinson,
Walter Vinson, Lew Smith,
Hello Avael, Jose Alvarez, John
Yates, Phillip Strunk, Ernest
Perez, Jerome Sawyer, Leonard
Elwell Key, Buddy Navarro,
Matthew Palenzuela, Armando
Perez, Eloy Rodriguez, Charles
Sanchez and Henry Soldano.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-20
New Tradition
Instituted

Tulane University instituted
last year a new tradition in the
annals of Commencement OBJ
servations by inviting the fifty
year graduates to attend the ex-
ercises. Members of the 1888
class enjoyed the celebration held
last year immensely, it is said.
In repeating the tradition,
Tulane this year sent out in
vitations to the Class of 1889.
Louis Harris, local attorney, as
a graduate of Tulane in that
year, received an invitation. In
relating of his memories in con-
nection with that long-past
event, Mr.. Harris expressed him.
self as being mighty pleased at
the sentiment expressed in the
invitation" and for the privilege
of having lived these many
years" in order that the invita-
ton could be received.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-20
Junior Club Will
Glue Dance Tonight

Plans are complete for one OF
the biggest events of the season
to be held tonight at the Club
Cayo Hueso-the annual Junior
Woman's Club Charity Dance.
Details of admission are con-
tanned in the advertisement on
page one today.
Ross Aliens orchestra will play
for dancing and clever, unique
distribution of door and special
prizes will also feature. A full
Floor Show of dance and musical
numbers is provided. Howard
Wilson will act as master OF
ceremonies.
Specially numbers will be
staged by Mrs. Julio DePoo and
Miss Maria Farto, Miss Beatrice
Moreno and the team of Miss
Louise Pritchard and Gerald
Pinder as well as other surprise
numbers.
All Key West high society is
planning to turn out for this
event and reports indicate full
house" for the full-night of en-
tertainment and dancing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-20
Miss Edith FELTON,
Weds C. Montgomery

The wedding of Miss Edith
FELTON,, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Thomas FELTON, to Clyde Mont
gomery of Fl. Myers and Hous-
ton, Texas, took place IN the
Methodist Church at Matecumbe
Sunday afternoon at $3.50. Rev.
Maurice FELTON,, brother of the
bride, officiating.
Attending the bride who was
given in marriage by her father,
was Mrs. Vernon Lowe, sister of
the bride, matron of honor; Miss
Susan LaKin, maid of honor and
Misses Doris Schell, Kathryn
Thompson and Rose Mary Eel
ton, brides maids. Eugene Mont
gomery, brother of the groom,
was best man. Ushers were
Harold FELTON,, Vernon Lowe, Jr.,
Haywood Montgomery. Flower
girls were Marion Jean Cothron,
Shirley Cothron; Edwin FELTON,,
ring bearer.
Victor Rankin sang Believe
Me" and 90 Promise Me" with
Mrs. Maurice FELTON, at the piano.
The alter of the church was
banked with potted palms, tall
baskets of Easter lilies and
stephanotis.
Following the ceremony at the
church a wedding reception was
given at the home of the brides
parents. Mrs. Alonzo Cothron
had charge of the brides book.
The. bridal couple left. for a
wedding trip, after which they
will make their. home in Houston,
Texas. $3.50.