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Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07
sAxToN sINGLER

On Sunday evening. April 2. at $50
in the Avenue parsonage, Paul V.
Singier of Dover. and Miss Martha
Saxton of Dover, were united in mar
riage by DR.. Frank Herson. The at
tendants were Miss Harriet b. Car
son and MIR. II. c. Pridgeon. both of
Dover. The groom is manager of one
of the prominent stores in Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07
WEDDINGS
PEDRIcK WRIGHT

PEDRICK WRIGHT
Miss Margaret Madeline Pedrick,
daughter OF Mrs. Henrietta Pedrick,
living near here, and Walter b. Ped
rick, of Wilmington. and William C..
Wright of Milford. son of Mrs. Will
Llama Wright and the late John AL
bert Wright. of fredericksburg, Md,
were married in Milford ON Wednes-
day night, at $3.50 o'clock, by the
Rev. Clifford Z. Greiner, pastor of
the Milford First Baptist Church.
Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07
IMNUNIZATION WORK
LOWERING DEATH RATE
Number OF Deaths From Diphtheria
Greatly Reduced Since 1925

Diphtheria immunization work in
Delaware has been largely credited
with the reduction in the number OF
diphtheria deaths, from 80 in 1925,
the year before the program started,
to one in 1887 and 2 in 1888. How
ever, public health authorities have
been concerned over the sharp in
creases in the number of cases and
deaths reported since the first of the
year. Twenty two cases have been
reported. IS compared to II for the
same period in 1888, and two deaths
so far this year. while for the entire
l2-month period last year there were
only two deaths. Records show that
not one of these deaths were of
person who had received immuniza-
tion treatments.
Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07
POsTMAsTERs CONFIRMED

The Senate confirmed, Thursday,
the following to be postmasters IN
Delaware-Walton Owens, Bridge
VILE; Mary c. o'Connor, GreenviiIe.
Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07

Captain Lavinus Austin sold five
Dullets to John W. Hallett, Jr., of Mil
lord. which have been doing business
this spring. One of the hens laid for
seven days without intermission for
It's new owner, while another laid
Tor six days without a break. and all
have been on the job ever since, but
not so regular.
Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07

Herman P. Hazel of Smyrna. Dem
ocrat, and DR.. William D. Burton, of
Dover. Republican, have been design
ated by Associate Judge James Pen
newill as jury commissioners for
Kent county. to succeed John c. Hop
kins, Democrat, and John W. Herring,
Republican.
Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07

Robert H. C. Daniels, formerly
purser on the steamer "City of Mil
ford" has been appointed assistant
freight agent at the Milford depot
and commenced his duties last Mon
Cay.
Milford chronicle., 1939-04-07

Miss Della H. Hall is home from
Bryn Mawr College for Easter.
The Valley settler., 1939-03-31

mi lkorsl hcnds must be -rc- G1sin- foctod. Yet hand milking is pro- hibitcd. Convenient facilities
 shall be provided for the washing of mi 1kers hands.
 T.E2fTY-FTFTH: Iloolth certificates. EVory person connected with e
 dairy or milk plant whose work erinEs hin in contact With tho production, handling, storage or transpC Crtotion of mi 1k or milk products shall have within one yoor T2ssod q medical examination rado by the health officer or by c licensed physician approved by the health officer. IL Tor c moro comp ploto copy of the rules and roguloti ions of the nj lk ordinance, send to the Health Department at Juneau Alaska.
The Valley settler., 1939-03-31
HAYS HERE

DR. HAYS HERE Dr.. .lt2ys, director of iioternol onG ,hil1 5.oolth in the Terri ory is in Palmer on 2 tour of inspect4 ion an' planning Tor the coming yeor's program. Tn edition to this, Dr.. Hays is in vari rus conrnuni ties and plan ming orthopodic treatment if pos sible.
The Valley settler., 1939-03-31
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING
 COtLITT-2.G APPOINTED

At the lest. meeting of the Hoalth Council on Aarch l4, it was voted thot Public ftoolth. lTursing Committee bo established as a sub cOrr1i tteo Of the Health Council. The purpose of this Commit ttoo is to encourage lay porti cirotion and support in the pub1ic health nurs ino activities. The following wore appointed as members of the corni tee who then appointed at their first. r1oeting on March 27, their own: cha irrlan.
 ITS Frank Hing, chairman
 i5rs. I-orion Puhl
 Mrs. WriCht
The Valley settler., 1939-03-31

croto or othor ilnporVious mater- ials and graded to provide proper
 2roinoSC. Tho wells onG ceilings Of the milk house CT room shall
 Dc 0intc2 at least cncc a yo0r, or finished in Q manner approved by tho health offi cor. Tho milk house or room shall be Wcll liGht- eG end won't ilatod end ell openinc s effectively screened to prevent the Gnt rance Of flies and shall be usoG for no other purpose
 then tho handling and storage of nj 1lE or milk products end other operations incident thereto. The cleaning and Ctbor operations
 shall be located enc conductod as to prevent an5: contamination to tho lk or to 'isinfectod equip mont, The nj k room shall not opun directly into stable or into any room used for Gorlestic Purr rosos.
 "--1I2V-F'1I2: Mater &urt 1y. The water supply shall be ecs1ly oc- cess1blo, adequate, and of sofo, sanitary quality.
 "FoURTEETTi: All containers and other utensils used in tho hand linz, storage or transportation of ri lk aAall be clocnG2 with stecm, hot water, or chlorine or in 2 manner approved by the Com 11is toner cf 7IoGlth.
 " SEVENTEENTH: U2dors end toats of ell milking COWS shall be cloon at tho timo Of nj lkinr. :" NINETEENTH: Tilllors ' hands shall be clean, rinsod with disinfe ctont, and dried with cloan towel irune e3ictely before -: nj liking. Should tho milking operation bo interrupted, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
GOVERNOR ON
WAY TO FAIR

OLYMPIA - Gov. Clarence u.
Martin and Mrs. Martin left By
plane Thursday morning for San
Francisco. where ne Will be an
honor guest Friday at Washington
State day at Golden Gate exposi-
ton.
At Portland the two we're 70 be
joined BY Clarence d. Martin j..
and the three we're u be joined
BY Frank Martin in San Francisco
Thursday night. Frank Is = stu
dent tn Stanford university and
nov = in military camp 81 Mon
tereY
The governor and ~ party ziil
be accompanied a. the expoaltien
tomorrow b. Governor Olson Of
California aHd Mayor E0Ssi Of Esn
Francisco. Friday. incidentally.
= - Governor Martins birthday
During as absence Lieut.. Gov.
VIC Meyers officially all be gov.
ernor. although ne us not n
Olympia today TIE governor zaz
expected u return Sunday. 4 Nas
the first time ne had eft the state
sinee AS summer. when he went
back to Washington. d. E. and
Movers almost succeeded In call
lnz = special session If the lsgis-
lature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Warner HEDGES
ON SUNDAY BAN

SEATTLE - Dice games and
punchboards disappeared under
Seattle cigar store counters today.
as Prosecutor B. Gray Warner
continued to threaten to enforce
a 3o-year-old Sunday closing blue
Law"
Motion picture theater owners
said they would open their houses
Sunday. ban OF no ban, and Warner
backed down. after study OF
supreme court decisions, to say
theaters conducted in a manner
that would not disturb the Sabbath
peace probably would not come
under the old statute.
Warner dug up the 1909 blue
Law in answer to demands of
ehurehmen that gambling and wee
be curbed.
Met with opposition from Chief
of Police William H Sears. and
Sheriff William seYeryns to ban
pinbalI machines or close theatefs.
horse race tracks. ard baseball
games. Warner said evasiYely'
Sunday l. still long way OF.
I wont have anything to say aniii
Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
ST. PAUL men
men May TAKE
CASE TO COURT
Statement Made by
Workers Attorney
at Hearing on Conn.,
pensation Claims

Cases for st. Paul 4 Ia
coma Lumber Co. employees
claiming unemployment COM
pensation due to cessation of
operations about mid May
were closed Thursday morn
ing at continuance Of the hear
ing before William Preston.
deputy examiner for the state
unemployment examiner. Jack
T.. Bates, at American Legion
hall. t0f 80. G. st.
However. the hearing was con.
tInued after luncheon 10 conclude
company testimony bearing upon
the suffieieaey of the claims
corydon Wagner. vice preslde nj
and treasurer. was placed on the
witness stand shortly before noon
as first company witness to testify
az to eompany-union relationships
and the eompany's position In the
current suspension OF mill. logging
and boom operations.
Perry X. GerNnun. representing
the employe members 81 Local ?.
CONTINUED on Page 70, Column ~
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WASHINGTON - The treas
ury today reduced its price for
foreign silver BY one-haf cent
10 81 cents an ounce.

Dill to conference But protraeted
delay on the more than two-seore
senate changes many on impor-
tant phases Of the administration
relief program would threaten
the entire program. which needs
neA funds to continue beyond FRI
day midnight.
administration leaders COM
bafted successfully efforts Of sen-
ate spenders last night 70 increase
the fund for works progress sd-
min.strzfien. DIT later 0efe forced
TO allow $40. e00. 600 added . tEt
farm security administration grant.
So 900 600 TO the national youth
administration. 500 600 70 the
public health service. and a neH
appropriation Of SIG. 900 900 70 re-
Continued on Page 20. Column 81
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l. TGH T
Garner Thinks FDR
Should Back Claims
To The Presidency

WASHINGTON -- job n
Nance Garner believes that
President Roosevelt ought to
support his presidential claims
in 1910. but in his heart the
Texan counts on no help from
the White House. He ex-
pressed himself violently on
the subject to "A recent visitor.
The caller vas prominent
newspaper correspondent Who had
suthored an article quoting a eabi.
net member as saying Fpg thought
Garner too conservative. At first
the V. p. disputed the statement.
asserting that the president would
be guilty Of rank ingratitnde II
he fought his Number man.
Two men made him president in
1872 remarked Garner. One ~as
Jim Farley. and | was the other
He owes rs a lot Garner wss
referring 10 the last minute deliss
cry Of the CsliforniaeTeaas deiega-
lions 20 ballots TO FDE
Eventually. however. Jack y
thuuped the desk and wound up;
But guess you're right He prob.
ably Won't back me Nest insiders
agree on that.
Josephus Daniels has seafied
of his impossible task Of winning
Mexico to the good neighbor@
policy. He IL Of all things
Continued on Page .. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

Following speech by PfssidsHt
fgnaey Aoaeiekl ct the port Of
Gdynla asserting the Polish COZ.
rider pathway to The sea IN a. vital
to the .natlnn as the san and the
air citizens assembled IN mar
het places IT t9xns and elites
throughout the country Ia repeat
the oath.
Celebrating sea day with a
naval and military demonsfrstion
At a time when the Polish corridor
has become an outstanding sufos
pean danger spot the president
described the province Of romofzs
THE CORRIDOR and the Polish SEA.
coast IS fundamental bases ~ the
nations entire political and eco
nonie Independence
Gdynis polasd's only port. ~.
ing At tne Baltic end 6f pamsrzs
sna Danzlz lying II lie edge. arc
Of extraordinary worth ~ 20.
Land. the president sssd.
M these hsshers psss
three quarter. ~ rsisad's es-
fire foreign trade" be ssid.
strong troop eontinxents eon-
eeatrsfea IN Inc city. infant u
the ports IL Europe So reports
became nofs insistsnf that an
armed free e9rpe Nas being On
ganlzee ~ DaazlE adt,inlng Gdy~
ria. led - German army officers
and heavily armed With maehifs
guns and artillery
Formidable Polish and German
armies faced each other aer1ns the
pollsn.Ge9msa frontiers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
HARRY LEON WILSON,
NOVELIST, Is DEAD

CARMEL. cal. - Harry Leon
Wiis0n. famous novelist. was found
dead Thursday in his Carmel home
Physicians said he apparently died
Of heart disease IN his sleep.
Wilson. best known for Ma story
"Ruggiss Of Red Cap. sas II.
He had been in III health the last
two years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

shot and killed tntiay n dsy-
break. He wns shot by :
efuup nf pun4efS1eii.
Tire svoo&tsud seeefh. nue n the
htsxest mxfsHunts ever witnessed
in northern Wisepnstn. bex.n June
II. when uison. fleeing arrest ~
. msnas theft charge. sA1t snd
killed Carl ftsnltyI Johnson ssd
fred seetl. Maynard. Wiz Tavern
keepers wha had b~sn dspittae1
u strest him.
a poNse sasx the fssn4uun dee~
p&sssio snsshins shfuunb The wausi9
early teasy rsaF the vlsfas Anti@f=
soa resort, "a niIez souta~sst a.
AshIAna.
Hiatt % we'll shant. : they corn.
tnsndedA
Ths killer qhieksned hie psse.
and . vaiIsy IL sisets efnShed ffesu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
B. c. FlSHERMEN'S NET
CATCHES BODY OF GIRL

VANCOUVER. q. te--PfDslncIaI
police iodsY recovered the body
Of IIzYeaf-9ld Glofiz webbsr. after
the enid drowned near hef home
n Haney. n 6, and VAS swept
Il miles down stream 10 lodge IN q
fishsrmans Isf II mics from here
On Fraser river.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

WASHINGTON - The ma
ton approached the last day
of the fiscal year with the
treasury almost $4,000, 000,-
600 in the red, the senate
adding more millions to
must legislation on which a
deadline arrives at midnight
Friday. and with the president
and congress embroiled IN a
bitter controversy.
Al least another month OF TINS
session of congress remains. and
II promises to be a notable battle
ROYAL Windup.
Roosevelt returned last night
from a Hyde Park vacation. pre-
sumabIy to lay experienced hands
on a congress which Is baking
ana boiling. 4 legislative log Jam
has forced the senate INTO night
sessions
Midnight Friday Is the dead
linz for the relief Dill. Inc
agriculture supply bill and the
hill which either will continue
a. eurtail New Deal monetary
policies
Their status. as the senate quit
tina n after Il hour ses-
sion. VAS.
RELIEF The senate psssea
early THIS morning ana sent &c
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
l. DUCE Sc YEARS OLD

ROME Premier Benito Nus
solini .ss 50 years on Thursday.
The anniversary passed without
ntIoIie notice because AussoIlni
issires no publicity On his age.
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WAstliNGTON - The senate
Thursday approved : tzza. 5t4 046
supplemental army appropriation
bill. largely 70 D. devoted 70 hoIld~
inf up Inc army air corps % I 80
frat ilne planes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
FUeIIvE SHOT
DOWN WHEN HE
TRES 70 FEE
Chase in SwampIands
Ends in Death, Hun
Ger Forced Hiding
Cunsnan Into Open

CABLE, wia-Aagast
Ruelo. alias Ray Olson. ~.
fugitive killer Of two deputy
sh~rsffs who had sIuded =
possr in the northern Wiscon-
sin woods for II days. WAS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

Millions of Poles solemn oath ut nationwide gath
efngs today that the united Polish people viii never allow
thema eNes 10 be cut off from the Baltic sra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
M tse.~ hssbsrs psss
three-ssiaftef. n rsisad's en-
fire foreign trade" be sstd.
Japan Threatens
British Warships

japanese navy authorities
threatened To-Day 70 bottle up any
British Wafships which remained
At the nloekaded port Of FoochoU.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30
Roosevelt and Congress in
Tussle; Deadline Creeps Up

the house 81 s0s 300 600 relief
bill. carrying SIS. 800 600 more
than approved BY the house The
house was expected TO send the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

Further. ths Japanese said They
must refuse 10 seespt responsibility
CONTINUED on Page >. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

NATIONAL LEAGUE
se.,s~. 80. go 80 sss--s IL |
New fsvk !. sts - tee-~s > Z
Maefsyden and Lopez ssivs.
csstlemsn u. Lynn -. c1ffmzn
90 and banning
philadelphia nj Brooklyn. night
game. postponed. had weather.
phllsaelphss II Hfaosiyn egisht
game.
AMEMn Al lkAGrK
first sAmst
New Ysst 100 go sse see--I 1
Mash. 100 80 go colt = .
fafinx and Dsekss. Leonard
and Terrell.
rhll.4s<ipAl4. sis ssz see--s II l
ns>tss 80. sie lie i1e---4 - .
Potter. pippsn 81 and Hayes.
Wilson. gslenoas< 81 baxBy ~
Heinz % and Feseo<A.
ftifst tAsnej
~ Louis =. sss - se1--s ~ !
Ghlesgs. -. go o1s see--s . 1
Hsffls and spsaaei. Lee and
Tresn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

tHs guns ef ne peesemea- hseie
f<lf dk4d.
Tn fssselse htllss Wss -
sh4ss~s enmet fvsm hseoes ~
peppese1 with psaQebee mn1
iss4wt hties. ~ etr11Ge wsse
he1Sngste1 - >een ~ ~
ts~s ntekt ihsssUn ~ seetbs
vseeAs thteheae - ss16en
fsssw ssesellne i1bpem9h ssta
anA s4sgie1 sepneuptnn1e.
Il nas hua1er tnat h~a dfssea
Mira from his fayofits - smelaaas
n Inc chsppews river botten< 10
sis as~ts.
kh.<,6ng 3 pos~s ~hi1h h~a hsm
sussessnaea Ia swamp near hays
1afd. hs had slbien IN satomobsIe
and hAd fed To th4 NAmat<axon
isks region 10 fefnxe for feozi.
sn~riff Gseras aeehaetsr had
ANNOUNCED the fed<FzI nure1H u
Investigation hsd become intsrest-
ID in The casa After widespread
reports we're circulated that Hsteio
might b. The ionK-souxht kidnap-
sJsyer u chafiep M4ttscu, 10.
Tacoma.
There ~ asthlaG dn1fa6tes
houose. = eennee1 unnoo ut1n
- enen - nhnvf11 80
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WEATHER AND TIDES

Partly cloudy tonight, SATURDAY.
Temperatures: High. IS; low, Do.
Sun rises. 4:1s: sets. sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

WASHINGTON-The house TO-
dav sent the 81 SOC. 10000 relief
bill to conference with the senate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

Tacoma ............. t2.2ss. 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-30

RFIHF-The senate passed
.arly THIS morning and sent To
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-11
Couple Married
Here Yesterday

Jack Saunders of Key West,
and Miss Gertrude EubankS of
Clanton, Alabama, yesterday APP
piled at the office of County
Judge Lord, to secure a marriage
license.
AS the bride to be was but Is
years and even though a sister,
and guardian, Mrs. Wilson White,
was named as authority for per-
hitting the wedding, it was
necessary said the judge to Sc
cure the consent of the parents.
Therefore kilograms were sent
to Mr.. and Mrs. Eubans in Clan
ton before the required consent
was given. When the reply was
received and consent given, the
wedding was performed in the
home of the groom's family, Rev.
Y. T. Shehane, of First Baptist
church, officiating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-11
Division Street School PIT. A.
Conducts Last Meeting Of Year

The last meeting for the year
of the Division Street School
PIT. A. was held during the
week, and was called to order by
the president, Mrs. Alice Rob-
erts.
After devotions the minutes OF
the previous meeting were read
by secretary, Miss Miriam Carey
and treasurer's report was given
by treasurer, Mrs. BOA.
Principal Walden stated that
2,74l meals had been served by
the lunch room staff during the
month.
The members voted to send
the president to the School of
instruction to be held at Gaines
vile from June 60. Mrs. Sc
bastian Cabrera, Jr., urged all
who could to attend.
A prize was awarded to Mrs.
Amelia Cabot by Mrs. Tony Ar
thur, as winner in a membership
drive contest.
Lovely pictures were awarded
90 Miss Mae Sands, Mrs. Eulalie
Jones, Mrs. Amelia Cabot and
Mrs. Josephine Doughtry for
their class rooms, for having had
the attendance banners the
greatest number of times during
the term.
MIR. Walden was also presented
a gift.
The following program was
enjoyed:
Orchestra selections, Riddles"
and There's Music in the Air"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-11
Growing Pains" To Be Staged
At High School Friday Night

Beginning a series of events
preceding commencement, Key
West High School Senior Glass
will present Growing Pains, a
comedy of adolescence. in the
High School Auditorium on Fri
day evening. 9:15 p. m.
School officials predict that
this will be one of the finest pro-
auctions ever presented by K.
w. H. S. graduating class. Night
" rehearSals have been held by
the cast for the past several
weeks under the direction of the
class sponsor, Mrs. Lorine c.
Thompson. and other members of
the faculty, and dress rehearsal
held last evening.
Some very embarrassing and
amusing events occur such as the
predicament which George Nc
Intyre, played by Allen Neil Rob-
erts, finds himself when he loses
his girl, pants and car.
Terry Mcintyre, the tomboy,
taken by Margaret White, is un-
able TO get her boy friend by the
conventional way, so devises her
own system to "get her man..
Young ladies attending this affair
viii benefit by Terry's expert
ences.
Parents who are having trouble
bringing up children through the
adolescent stage will undoubted-
~ benefit by Professor and Mrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-11
RH SOCIAL ( @ NV
T'IaE ACTIVITIES ~ 4
Legion Auxiliary
Holds Meeting

There was a meeting of the
auxiliary of the American Legion
and Legion Post held last night
at which Mrs. Edith WeStfall
vice-president of the fifth dis
trict was present and acted as
installing officers. With Mrs
Westfall was Mr.. WestfaIl of the
Harvey Seeds Post of Miami and
Mrs. c. c. MCLEAN of Miami
Mrs. Adrianna Sands is president
of the local branch, who was also
present.
Preceding the meeting, there
was a dinner gwen at La Concha
Hotel, after which the members
repaired to the Legion Hall.
Those present were: Mrs.
George H. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Richardson, Mrs. r.
G.. Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. U. j.
Delgado, j. w. Pinder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., Mrs.
George F. Archer, Patrick Kelly,
Mary L. Kelly, William Reardon,
Mrs. Ross Spencer, Anna E. Cor
coran, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Saw
yer, Maize Brye, Mizpah Rob-
erts, Mrs. J. G.. Piodela, Mrs.
Walter Kemp, Mrs. w. J. Scho-
neck.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-11

In honor of the approaching
marriage of Miss Virgie Corinne
Key to Andrew Charles Elwood,
Mrs. Jim Lilly delightfully."- enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon with a
Kitchen Shower given at the
parsonage on William street.
Girls of the intermediate de-
partment of Fleming Street
Church sang a song of greeting
as the charming bride-to-be en-
tered the room.
Numerous contests were en-
joyed. Gifts were found by Miss
Key after she showed her skill in
archery by shooting balloons in
which there were rhymes telling
her where to find them.
Each guest was presented with
a lovely corSage. Delicious punch
and a variety of sandwiches
were served.
Those attending were:
Misses Sylvia Baker, Dorothy
Mae DUNCAN, Phyllis Adams,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-11

McIntyre's methods. The Nc
Intyre's are played by Bonnie
Mae Watkins and Lemuel Baker.
How the stern traffic officer,
Hector BarroSo, sounds a severe
warning to Prudence Darling,
barbara Curry to confine her
flirting to high school students
and stop vamping the grown
ups" is cleverly brought out.
Scores of other events as men
toned above keep the audience
in amazement and laughter and
wonderment as to what will hap
pen next.