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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

Peddlers who visited Key West in
1889 should not be encouraged to return
Give your business to local merchants who
belp TO pay the taxes to run the city and
MhO employ local people. When you buy
etsC whore or from peddlers you help to
maintain payroll which makes other
cities: prosperous to the disadvantage of
your own. Be smart and help yourself for
the long pull.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16
The present Administration has 900,

The present Administration has $780,
SO civil employees on its payroll That's
1850 more than at the World War peak
of November IL, 1918. Yet President
Roosevelt assured the nation that upon his
election to the presidency he would cut
down expenses rs per cent. Just re-
minder in passing; complaining won't do
any good.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16
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Today's Horoscope


The ambition of today's native
is good enough, perhaps a little
too elevated, but the mind should
be concentrated and not allowed
TO wander into vain and Elusive
projects. 1t is not a particularly
strong day unless bolstered up by
other good aspects, and there is
danger that the native will waste
too much time on Improbable
ventures.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

= Guy Carleton, VINO was defeated for
Councilman but who made a splendid race,
stated the election was conducted in an
abso lptely clean and honest way, and that,
SO az IS he could see and learn, there was
nowhere any evidence or even suspicion
Of crOokedness. That is an attestation this
eolunn publishes with delight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

-. Correct this sentence: She gave up
the idea of marrying him when her parents
West Citizen. Sure, that ones easy: She
married him and kept regretting she
HADN'T listened when her parents explained
now Ornery he was.-Times- Union.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16
AROUND TOWN: Mickey Pa

AnOoND TOWN: Mickey Par
rott's little son is probably glad
the election is over. Everywhere
that Mickey went the little son
was sure to go. Another smart
election phase. The smaller
members of the schoolboy patrol
will probably soon be replaced
by older members. The real
youngsters were little too
small to be in the patrol. AL
berto Camera showed real per-
Sonal strength in the campaign.
In spite of strong opposition in
many phases, Cameras personal
following was strong enough to
put him over. Ask Camera for
the inside on the campaign.
The Citizens and Taxpayers
point out that their work in put
ting up good candidates for the
coming election has resulted in
a stronger city council than
would have been the case before
One fine point in an address
before the election was made by
Ralph Boyden. He said he ask
ed a neighbor for his vote. Neigh
Dor replied, "Sure, what's your
name. Ralph said that was all
right, too, he didn't know the
mans name, either.
IT WILL CERTAINLY be an
eventful two years coming I'D.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

The true aim of a teacher should be
bot TO impart his or her own opinions but
70 kindle the mind of the student to in
dependent thinking. Of course, this means
nothing in totalitarian countries except
perhaps the concentration camp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16
FOR KEY WESi
a.: ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

l. Water and Sewerage.
Comprehensive City Plan (Zoning).
3 Hotels and Apartments
9. Bathing Pavilion
5. Airports---L md and Sea.
g. Consolidation of County and City
SCoverr.nonfS ,.. U32G
; TN -Entf .s+ 7lDE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

Trade experts say that there is too
much wheat in the world for the good of
the market, but hungry mouths through
cut the world cannot be made to believe
that.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

- Business item: Key West and Tarpon
Springs sponge markets produce four
Efths of all the sponges in the United
States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

> An Illinois mans life was saved when
q patent cigarette lighter DETECTED a bull
4et so those things are good for some
Thing, after all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

=. Restaurants are adopting simplified
practices, according to a government bull
Ietin. But boarding house hash has lost
hone. of its complexity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

= You cannot avoid accidents on the
highway by driving slowly, but you can re-
duce your risk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

= 1.-The iron heart of one stout heart
will make thousand quail "-Tupper.
Quail are good eating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

People, under a cloud sometimes for
t that the sun is still shining.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16
THE ISLAND CITY

THIS COLUMN understands
that there will be around twelve
destroyers stationed here when
the Key West Naval Base is in
full operation. There will also
be a Patrol Wing, which is COM
posed of two squadrons, a total
of about "a 80 planes.
ONE OF THE FIRST changes
the new city administration will
bring about, this column is told
authoritatively, is combining of
| the County Clinic and the Mer-
cedes Hospital, under a joint
county and city sponsorship. Mrs.
Maria Gutsens, hardy 70-year-old
pioneer, who was one of the
first to found the hospital and
has continued the work, will
probably be pensioned by the
county. There is about 5000 a
month given by both city and
county to Mercedes Hospital. The
county clinic is once again reach
ing the end of its rope. Opera
tons, for instance, are ordered
only in emergency cases. With
combination of the two, great
saving may be effected. The
Clinics drug department will be
moved to Mercedes, its medical
staff will be available there, and
it is possible the county Health
Unit will have its offices there.
MERCEDES HOSPITAL is a
large place. beautifully aired.
There are about Is beds there,
which are badly needed by many
patients in town. A nurses aid
W,P.A. project will probably be
in charge of the Clinic Hospital.
Heading it could be kindly Miss
Martinez, who has a real love
and talent for her work in hos
pitalization of the poor. Opera
tons for Clinic patients are now
performed at Marine Hospital
with required disqualification for
few days or a week after the
operation. Sometimes the pa
tents must remain longer. They
could then be removed to Mer-
cedes and the city and county
save the So a day fee, which is
the minimum the Marine Hos
pital can afford to charge and
which it is very kind to make so
low to Clinic patients. These
plans are still very much in the
air, but this column hears the
recommendations will soon be
made to the county.
THE OPPOSITION to Dough
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KEY WEST In DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here Five Fifteen Ago Today
AS Taken From The Files Of The Citizen "
NOVEMBER ls. 1924

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md of lifo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-16

THE OPPOSITION to Dough.
Evening star., 1939-11-12
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ELDERLY LADY wants room and board.
state full particulars, including rate. Box
Evening star., 1939-11-12
SUBURBAN. ROOMS WANTED

ROOM. vicinity Buckingham, Country cI,Ih
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buses: 20 mi: %: c. Alexandria 13a-M
Evening star., 1939-11-12

Miniature schnauzers. cocker .spaniels.
OF SILVER Spring. 80 sign. xenS. 2Ab-A
Evening star., 1939-11-12

BOSTON TERRIER-Mrs Matilda Ramey
invites your inspection Of Champion On
MY Way Again II, winner. best of winners
and best Of breed, Golden Gate Interna-
tional Exposition Dog Show, San Francisco.
California. July 15. 1899. Vogel Kennels
Baltimore blvd. Cottage City, Maryland.
Sunday November II
Evening star., 1939-11-12
PENN. AVE. AT 18th ST.
OPPOSITE the S. e. c. and r. F. C,
THE ROGER SMITH

n HoteI Lie at It's Best"
fedecorated rooms each with private bath.
from from only S55 single and $50 double per
month including full hotel service Also
room, suites at equally moderate rentals
Popular-priced restaurant National 2T4O
Evening star., 1939-11-12
COUNTRY BOARD

RIVERSIDE FARMs'-Winter guests. all
modern. hot-wster heated home s. weekly.
CHRISTIANS: ref. Lincoln 2o35-J Mrs,
Chas Burner Woodstock. Va
WANTED of l Org children. under
school age: large countrv home: ideal nlace
for children Laurel 1o-M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
North End Socialites
Club Holds Meeting

The North End Socialiies clab
hehi a business meeting az The
home OF Nrs Thelma Butler. slS
Mcclellan street They really elect
nov officers every three months in
ofoer 10 give each member chance
% hold an Office The newly elect
cd onicors for the second quarter.
are as follows Airs Annie cam
ron president Mrs Thelma Bur-
lor. vire preshlden': Mrs Rrodgon
secretary Mrs r. W Chambers
treasuier Miss Powell general
treasurer
After The business meeting a de-
licious luncheon was served. also
The girls enjoyed loads OF fun
PLAYING chinese checkers. with
Mrs Annie Cannon champion
The dub Welcomes Mrs. Cham
hers hack with them again. who
just returned from The state ~
Mississippi whore she accompa
MED The body OF her sister. Mrs.
Ella Wilson Mrs, Wilson passed
away ia Saginaw. Mich. March 10.
Mrs f. W Chambers. club re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Flintites Return From
Recreational Confab

Mrs. Edith Robinson, Edward
Simmons. Charleston Ha In 3
and Theodore Taylor returned
to the city from attending the Ma
iional Recreational Association
conference In Raleigh. NC The
party was guest OF ST, Augustine
college In Raleigh The meeting
was we'll attended. Sixteen states
and the District OF Columbia we're
represented, with eighty represen-
tatives.
Returning to Flint the party
spent the night in Dayton. Ohio.
where they were the guests OF Mrs.
Solomon +. Niece and Mrs. John
Eaton and John Eaton. sisters
and nephew OF Edward Sim
mons. who were most charming
hostesses and host While in Day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Progressive Club
Happenings
nv Ethel n. Broadway

Well. here | am again folks, but
his time I'm NOT telling YOU about
Happenings Of the club meetings,
huf party which was given on
last Friday night. II was very
gala as well as elaborate AFFAIR he
lng given al the home OF Miss Mat
'ie Lon Washington on Grant
street. The group OF hoys and girls
were entertained IN he basement
which was furnished on with deco
raiions furniture and tho lihe Re
ftnshmonts were served and JUS
here ! would like TO take ihs Dp.
polunity 10 commend the commit
lee In charge OF this cleganl party
fhey wefr hartman. Misses Clio
teal Moore Ruth Flint ana Spcn
cell p,iman Everyone Who cN-
pressed themselves as having a
grand and glorious time were
Misses Ethel Broadway Naomi Az
len, Ruth Flint, Matte Lou Wash
ingfon. Cloteal Moore. Dollie I1r
Tucker. Spencell Pitiman ldcll,
Allen and Alberta Frazier. Tho
Nessrs were / W. Truss. Lionel
Nerdun DUMMY Rosemond Luz
iher Weston. Tyree Nelson. Ros-
zoe Hin James Jackson Iack
Turner. John Henderson. GRADY
Truss. Eli Copeland. Harold Win.
slow Heur, Johnson. John Core
land and oscar Johnson. who was
a new one ia our midst. speak In
behalf Of an the persons who al
tended when say We had one
scrumpiuons time In the future
We have moro plans for delightful
events such as picni,king AT Relic
Isle. weiner roasls, graduation
parry for graduates OF our club and
coolies and coolies OF other thing
which cannot disclose just now
but wait and see. yes, wait and
see. our club did not have meet.
INK Sunday due to the fact that 81
was Easter and many would be 20
ing elsewhere but remember next
Sunday we will resume our club
meeting at the home OF Miss Clu-
teal Moore. $40 Jameson street at
nm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Biography Of Everett
Brown

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
:. flint BROWNSVILLE NEWS :.
Good Easter Services
At Quinn Chapel

IN their impression OF mora,
services held a. Quinn CHAPEL AME
chnfch A. am. Easter sunday
ne pastor the Rev N + Rhone-
nee preached on ihe Resurrec-
'ior Music Was furnished by the
senior aoir. accompanied hy Mrs
Gvercls Smith
The 'gre 0ss heau''rlly dec
ora ~ p, me S,uday school d.
ea hv Tsrss nelson ~ ais.
ts IN iren We're gwen Faster
eeS. ard csri, rs Officers ., me
Sura school
Marens ~orsN9 At II i'm was
p4aea Ni.h selections hv be Cos
81 h. senior and ln.or
,aois rhe Nnde Sorten choir
safx scst-ior enlisted hris'
"a a Mss re-E HarMs
Nr RON ra'e- erdered vocal
sao ses sd i. lcsas Bore HIS
as 81 car
Ma,h gs.s stils me 'hsrei'e
Aoafa f 10, ane setyies hey
,enge - rss morning.
ne ps-io q eacael iyrant
.simon sabis Tho RISEN
Christ People wese r.rnsd away.
,ar a,S ~ ,sarnE espsf foAr
...far NV. f'rr+<fanrd
rAs Eos'e program as I'm
n- .,ea IN ~ ai oas ard pas-
cam ls ae r,a.n ~ .'a-eih
-tsr r44r M ss'or n Ms
Nsrts, ResoaEhs The senior
eaor adere.l ean'a'a. The cru
earon IS ioan s'ainsr
Nr s-.a. 5, ~ Rppn.p..
Nee A. ~ pos an. efaHnSh sse
d no ema.a Arouchol' ae
- ,n- The members ae pay
~ - onpiefe rsroyery
1h nash nc -,pers'ion be-
Wen ~ members and the aNs'or
Qenn Chape Is SIX months y adj
vance ~ no" cage aifi MS nps
= nave 4 heati'il edia 81 nhrrs |
- worship within me mex five
Years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
10th Century Elites
Dance Huge Success
by James Murgerson

FLINT. MICH My. But folks
who didn't. attend the dance given
by the 10Th Century Elites sure
missed treat by not seeing those
jumping jltterbugs swinging and
rollirkiEg 10 the rhythmic strains
OF melodious music OF Oscar Os-
horne and the Swingsters featuring
Kelly Smith. All. yes. all the small
as we'll as large jitterbngs were In
I attendance. The dance started at
2 200 and ended Al IL 30 and all
during the evening soft drinks
were sold TO refresh and quench
their thirst between dances and
might say This was certainly need
ed Everyone enjoyed themselves.
and ! Glanced To see these persons
from various clubs: Miss Ethel Il.
Broadway. chairman OF the Social
committee OF the Progressive club.
Misses Ceola and Elsie Pratt OF the
Brownsville Dehs: Johnny kersey.
vice president OF the Sophisticates
club and good many others whose
/ names CHANGED NOT 10 get Special
mention Is given 10 John Glib
son, Jr., president OF the Elite club
for the way In which he managed
the entire affair. Full cooperation
was also given by those members
OF the club present In the person OF
Vice President. James Murgerson.
Treasurer Eleanor Greenich. BUS
ter Cannon. Miss verlene Gibson.
Miss Maybelle Mereuson and Roose-
welt Smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
UNIQUE Bridge Club
Is Entertained By
Geo. Huddleston

The Unique Bridge club met at
1924 Everett street, Friday night.
with George Huddleston as the
host Mrs. Aretha CRANBERRY was
accepted as member. Sixteen
members was present Weekly
prizes were won by Mrs. Rose
Thomas. first; Robert riggs.
second and Earl Turner win
ming the BOBBY. Mr.. and Mrs John
Clemens will entertain the club
next meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Aged Citizen Dies

The late Benjamin Wright. an
old settler Of Flint, passed away az
his home. 36t T.. kennelworfh
street. sunday afternoon. following
an illness Of several weeks.
Surviving the deceased are the
widow. Mrs. Minnie wright: Two
daughters. Mrs clara Smith and
Mrs. Lillian Newman; also a broth
or and sister. all OF this city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
u. S. Straight-S Club

The e Sfaiehi EiEhi sub
NO me i'siden,e ~ J Tasior.
$50 Madison street. a. iho lasf sos
sim All members We're prescn'
Plans for me approaching patty
We're completed. 'or April u al r
Warren The public is invited
George smith is president Harry
pafker seefeiary. clarence TAYLOR
teporier
Tlckeis Tor The party ma he
secured from members ~ the dub
ana ~ he Ciis spoitsmens club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Baptist Tabernacle Buys Home Site
Value OF New
|Edifice Said To
BE $4,000
Three Lots In
New Property
For Church

The Metropolitan Baptist Taher.
nacle. one year-old Christian
aggregation under the dynamic and
competent leadership Of the Rev
T. l.. Ballou. az pastor. has hssn
very successful in buying rerv
large, beautiful and well-sfiusied
piece of property including ihres
lots 10 he converted into one nj,
the most modern and heauriful
church cdifices in the state liz
wonderful location. expansion
space aud room make is yery EN-.
caclous for the future. A iuhlant
spirit and high enthusiasm prevail.
ed as the formal notice was por.
u faycd by the officials 10 The nm
gregaton 10 the effect thar rising
vote OF thanks was extended ma
pastor and officers for their keen
business foresight In maneuveriny
the deal. The location is on Indus.
trial avenue between Damon and
Edmund streets, with an estimated
valuation OF $4,000.
Metropolitan Conducts Easter
Services
The risen Christ was proclaimed
in three great services Sunds, ne
ginning in the Sunday schoo when
about 200 children and adults
damned the morning session ih a
spirit Of joyful triumph IA greet,
instruct. praise and receive EAST
er eggs. The church was decorated
beautifully and so was the cor ere.
cation. AT IL am. the Rev Mr.
Ballou delivered very timely ard
inspiring Easter message NJ which
the subject was "Christ's Resur.
rection. Sunday afternoon he
City RYpt' met At Metropolis and
a wonderful program was given
with Mrs. Odell Broadway acriag
as mistress OF ceremonies The
following persons appeared on pro-
gram: Instrumental solo. Miss RGih
' Price. cofnct solo. Lake cmn.
bell; reading by Miss F.ihe r.
Broadway: solo. Alheri flem-
ing; reading. Mr.. Harrison Rob.
erts: selections by the orchestra
and various talks by the ministers
OF The city Sunday night INC chi.
dren rendered a beautiful Easter
pageant under the direction ~ Mrs
Luke Campbell Mrs. Eprs and
Mrs. Montgomery,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

ION the party visited The shrine oi
Paul Laurence Dunbar llisofic
Museum and the educaiiona CEN
ters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

Resolve that Tho Negro has
progressed since slavery" Is The
subject that the Pioneer Research
association is TO debate on sun
day. April 80 Colored women OF
the city. with Mrs. Cleveland Pratt
chairman. are To have the affIrma
Tive side. and the men under
Eugene Kendrlck. have the mega
tive side.
The announcement ~ the plare
will he made in a future issue Of
The Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
BLACK DISPATCH

Tome on a. W. make UP your
mind shall It be F. b. or d. W,
i. ". what are you trying 10
do Play another for fool? bet
ter watch out)
j. W. seems 10 have gone Lam
sing crazy, where is Saginaw?
eve know why)
What has happened to our foot
bail hero. + ~
". H., who IL the boy friend now
since you broke MP with certain
guy? I'VE wonder }
T. W. don't jiiierhug so hard.
vou'll lose your hold.
Why do \. W. and A. H. always
sing. They say
Where are G. W and u, NJ. We
dont see them together any more.
~G- Is J. NJ the new one
nowf
NJ s.. YOU and II. j. are doing
fine for SO
NJ. f. frequently visits the home
~ j. r. Gould Il T., her Kid broth
Or. be the main reason?
What part does y. NJ. play at
Mikes hot dog stand?
Publications:
Mr.. Heart Belongs TO Daddy, A.
W.
II You Ever Should leave X. VI,
| cried For lou - $
Blame 1t On Ny Last AFFAIR -
y. y.
Cloudy y. X
The Devil In The Deep Blue
Sea j. w
My own v G..
You Go To My Head H. II.
7. b. did YOU enjoy A. c's par
~ " W said he really did. Too
bad that +. 6. had to be absent.
Boys put in your applications
for your date on the daic OF April
Is. Everyoae.is hooking forward 10
a grand and glorious time.
The graduates Of Northern have
made their plans for The dinner
dance already We arc now wait
ing for You, Central.
They say the wriShis missed the
time OF their lives by not being
home on Easter SUNDAY. A car
load OF friends from the South
End came by for them. (Such
luckD
1t wasn't a kiss that intoxicated
you. on April 3. was il. +. NJ?
The romance between X. s. and
w. NJ. isn't very interesting. Put a
little "umph' in It. NJ. NJ
wonder did the bout between
+. r. and Nc. W start over the
dance with certain lady, or some
thing in the past?
p. c. brought r. G. TO the dance
on the 3rd. +. r. won't miss you,
Kid don't worry.
Looks as though ID. NJ. and G. w.
are through for good. Well. we'll.
What brand of cigarettes do YOU
smoke. " G. and L. O., Haste
makes waste.
who did r. s take home from
The center on the eth. and why?
Come on. !. A. and let us in on this
little party game.
F.. r. can really get his ladies.
Ask y. y. Remember at A. C.'s
party? Oh. yeah
wonder " y. G.. is going TO take
f.. r. or r.. q. To the dance on
April l5? Hurry aud pull the
straw, y. c. You know J. r. took
r. r. home the other Saturday,
while you were IN Lansing
&. c. really gets around. Docs
MT he. a. 81
The Republican., 1939-02-16

Clyde Bender attended the All Star
Concert course Monday night at
Frostburg State Teachers college. A
Metropolitan quartet gave the fifth
and final performance in this seasons
series.
Friendsville and Accident musicians
will present a program in Grantsville
school auditorium this Saturday even
ing at o'clock. 1t is sponsored by
the Garrett School of Music and the
musicians are trying for trip to the
New York Worlds Fair. Admission is
Is and 20 cents.
The Meshack Browning club will be
the scene of a benefit dance sponsored
by the Friendsville Fire department
next Wednesday, February %, 9 to 1.
Music will be furnished by Jimmie
Gilmore's Swing band.
Natal Note
Mr.. and Mrs. Resley Tressler an
nounce the birth of a son, born Sun
day, February IL.
Personals
William Yutzy, Baltimore, visited
Mrs. Ida M. Hershberger last week.
Mrs. Truman Frankhouser, Keyser,
W. Va, who was here to be with her
sister, Miss Gertrude Hone, who is
seriously ill, returned home Sunday
night. Miss Homes condition is some
what improved.
Mrs. Ella B. Keller returned Satur-
day night from Wilmington, Del,
where she had visited her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
G. Keller, the past several weeks.
George Murphy returned Sunday
from a weeks vacation spent at Tam
pa, Fla. Mr.. Murphy was accompanied
on the trip by Harold Fulk, of Cum
berland
Paul Livengood, Washington, D. c.,
was a guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Livengood, over the week
end.