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CANDIDATES. SRD

/ fContinued froln Page One)
only once since the current can
vass began. Bob King, who OPP
posed Franklin two years ago,
has been frequent visitor here
during this campaign, and the
last time he was in Key West he
said he would be back before pri-
mary day. The fourth candidate
is Charles Wilson Ward, a broth
err of David Elmer Ward, who
was elected in 1886 as senator
from this district.
County Race Hot
The Citizen has heard that the
local, contest in which the most
interest is shown is that for rep
resentative in the legislature from
Monroe county, but anybody who
makes the rounds of the city will
learn that Gerald Saunders and
Maxine Valdez are conducting
an intensified campaign for coun-
ty commissioner from the fourth
district. Saunders, the first to
announce for the office, has not
Ilet-lp in his campaign in the last
three months.
The four aspirants for repre-
sentative. John Carbonell, Jr.,
EDelio Cobo, Bernice C. Papy, in
cunl5ent. and Will E. P. Roberts,
are fighting hard, going down the
homestretch. This contest prob
ably will go into the second pri-
mary.
No interest is shown locally in
the race for member OF the SUI
preme court. or in the contest for
railroad commissioner.
What percentage of the Key
West vote will be cast? One cam
didate informed The Citizen that
the drive to get out" the vote
will be SO determined on election
day 80 percent of the voters will
go to the polls. Even If that goal
is attained, it probably will fall
below the percentage of vote that
will be cast in Marathon. w. A.
Parrish, chairman of the board of
county commissioners, who re-
sides in Marathon, said he felt
confident that every voter IN
marathon, except for some I'M
foreseen circumstance of a pre-
Iventive nature, Will cast his bal
| lot. At Tavernier it was stated
that practically everybody reg
iStered there will vote.
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Refllndlng
Bond Is Signed
SIGNATURES GO ON 3.l4s
MORE WHEN COURT
OKEHS VALUATION

County Clerk Sawyer signed
the first valuation certificate
Saturday ON the back of bond
No. of the refunding bonds OF
the Monroe County Road and
Toll Bridge district and sent it
to the State Board of Admins
'tration in Tallahassee.
Mr.. Sawyer has 3,149 more
bonds to sign but that will not
be done until the state supreme
court has approved the valida-
ton proceedings.
The proceedings were approx
ed in the local circuit court on
March Is, and the case has been
pending in the supreme court
since then.
The first batch of bords re-
ceived by Mr.. Sawyer totaleo
1,274, and the secretary Of the
state board said the others would
be sent to him as soon as they
were received from the printer
They have since been received
and brought the total to $3.50
representing $3,150,o0 of bondec
Indebtedness.
AS a result of the refunding
interest on the bonds, held hy
the Reconstruction Finance Corp
has been reduced from four per
cent to an average Nof one anc
one-half percent The saying If
interest for the life of the bonds
win be in excess of S1,000,000.
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" aterLine Switch
Completed Here

Last of the conversion of pipes
on the water line from Florida
City from below land to above
land and mounted on creosoted
piling alongside US One was ac-
complished this morning, Cap
tain Ralph D. Splading said to-
day.
This was the last mile in the
area north of Jewish Greek. The
covered pipeline there was four
miles long. The last mile was
completed this morning.
Three more water gaps remain
to be switched over from below
to above water, Captain Spalding
said. These bridges are Snake
Creek, Tavernier Creek and
Whale Harbor channel All that
remains to be done there is place
pipe line on the side of the bridge
and then "cut in on either side
of the bridge to the main line.
This will be completed in a
month, Captain Spalding said.
Thus the Navy and the Florida
Keys and Key West will have
completed an above water and
above land water pipeline cap
able of producing 1,250,000 gal
Ions daily for all needs here.
Frequent cutting off of the
water in order to make the above
land and above water connec-
tons had become trial to Key
West housewives. Also corroSion
of the line under water which
necessitated further shutoffs were
not satisfactory.
Thus comes to an end COM
plete construction of the Florida
Keys water pipeline, great add
vance in the history of these
Keys.
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Theater Owner
Faces 3 Suits

Three damage suits filed
against Gonzala Besanillo, mana
ger of the Palace theater here,
have been held over in federal
court here until the next term in
November. The suits filed by
three motion picture corpora
tons charge Misrepresentation
of box office receipts on percent
age rental pictures.
The plaintiffs in the suit filed
against Besanillo are:
Columbia Pictures, a New YORK
corporation; United Artists, and
the Universal Film Exchange,
both Delaware Corporations.
Plaintiffs petitions in the suits
state that they suffered loss and
damage in rental of pictures
through Bezalnillo's misrepre-
sentation of box office receipts
on percentage rental pictures.
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The game developed into a.
pitchers duel. ConcE1 pitcher Os-
car Cruz faced % Belle Glade
Ibatters in seven innings and struck
out II Of them. He gave up just
two hits and walked only two
batters.
Ram pitcher Williams faced %
Conchs in six innings and he, too.
famed IL batters. He allowed
three hits and no bases on balls.
All the runs of the game were
scored in the third frame. In the
Belle Glade half of that round,
the first batter up struck out.
First baseman Kent then singled
into, center field and went to sec
ond on Herring's error. Sailing,
the next batter. also struck out.
Kent. then on second, believed
this to be the third out and start
ed to leave the base. Pitcher
Cruz whipped the ball to c. VAL
DEE on second. Valdez missed
the toss and Kent went to third
as the ball rolled cut into center
field. When Herring again fun
bled, Kent went in to score.
In Key Vests half of the first,
Robert Cruz opened with a bunt
and reached first with the aid of
an error by the third baseman.
Al Cruz and Claude Valdez then
struck out. Gilbert Valdez sin
gled and when the third baseman
threw wild to second, r. Cruz
scored and G.. Valdez went to
third. G. Valdez then scored the
winning run on Herring's single.
Oscar Cruz forced Herring at sec
ond to end hte inning.
Shortstop Gilbert Valdez was
the star of the afternoon. He
played one of the best games of
his career as he figured in five
plays including a brilliant double
kill which ended the game and a
Belle Glade threat.
The Conch victory Saturday
avenged an earlier defeat at the
hands of eBlle Glade when Oscar
Cruz held the Rams to one run
on three hits but was let down
as his teammates failed to COM
meet for more than lone safe
Ity.
Umpires Saturday were Dewitt
Roberts and Charles Albury.
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OCEAN FRONT HOME

Designed for gracious living; built
6 years ago; completely modern
home located on the southern
most point of United States in
Key West. Living room 20x2l h
with fireplace, opens through
sliding doors onto 12x22 screen
ed and shattered veranda, max
ing one huge room possible.
Dining room is ample and thes..
rooms are floored with tile of
the same design; library: roomy
tiled kitchen with ventilator
electric range and Frigidaire. 2
large bedrooms. large cedar
lined closets. 2 beautifully tiled
baths, chrome fixtures, add
tional closets and linen space
off main hall to living room.
MIDWAY to laundry room
with stationary tubs and hot
water heater and servants Law
atory. Shown by appointment
only. Call Mr.. Du Bots, Key
West Al. apr27-2t
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High School Conchs To Play
Final Game Here Tomorrow;
Belle Blade Defeated, 2 to l
BY FRED MILLER. n.

Key West High School baseball
ieam plays its closing game of the
season tomorrow afternoon. II
VIII be home game against the
hedland Diamondbacks. starting
at o'clock at the Municipal sta
dunn on Flagler Avenue.
Last Came For.F Five Conchs
When Kenneth Meador throws
the first bali in tomorrow after
moons game. he and three other
seniors will be playing the final
game of their high school careers.
The three other seniors are Rob-
ert Cruz, at first base; Kenneth
Kerr in right field, and Curry
Herring, in center field.
Leftfielder Jack Mccoy, who is
IN LIB. will also be playing his
last game.
These boys have contributed a
lot TO the teams during the past
two or three years.
IN final game will determine
whether the Conchs have win
ming or losing season. To date
the locals have won three and
lost like number.
OF the six games played so far,
four were decided by one-run
margins. including all fthe de-
feats.
Here are the scnres.
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RAIDERS TRIM LAUDERDALE TARPONS|


r one e ne most exciting
Etaez ef the SEASON. TIE Ned
fasaeFs edged out the IT I.a,,a-
f3ie fsrpons. 7-6. Yesterday a.
Aiunieipui stadium. The Raiders
eEFw hsst blood in the first
snnlng when. Arnold. the first
ran up. wns safe on an error bv
klweiA farpon rhotstop. moved
- tharn ca Rodriguez double
and scored when Roberts lifted
g niGh a. 10 center.
In the second inning, the Raid
ass scored two more runs ON J.
f.aaeAa's single 10 left, Grip Las
a@ aoaible ~ right center. and
g. Aesifes single 60 center. The
1&Fpons ted Il IN their half of
as third when they got TO Las
tes iof t~9 hits and a couple of
4lkN
However, the Raiders deter
ine1 - stay ia the game. took
eteanlaNe 81 some loose fielding
~ the part os the Tarpons, and
eaa thrcs runs on one hit and
5 eaaple ~ miScues.
ne Tarpons set another run
~ tae nixth an q single by
sasisf. sna 3 two base muff Of
iiy esa ~ Roberts. which
eNre a. q result. q collision be-
sen hlm ard Garcia. The Tar
aslsled anosher ~ the sew
mth ea 3 aAlk 10 Missman and
N ~ Stevens.
8AN hellrs tnok aivantane az
@taa paNhina ~ Red Hog
ass @ha feisesea had Campbell
a Kfh. ta srore smother run
~ asH eE the seventh. Three
aat 81 sFoFr accounied
Sc MNkt nsafkef
ftF falEns semed their last
H IS fIe aishih inninR on 4
- fs.a.isf and s single by
1aN Mufff Red Camp
FssHsH p.ts1sef. and . form.
81 tiT Ceast Guard ia
8 lessee hete. was the
~ utfs ard aiso the
g. altssea q runs and
A Ed nHnns he taiied Hog
M mMa NeGte4ea hlm in the
ai1sMesi @ne ran with ne
MaH mas slid ~ h. IS
q naea in thT three in
49, Flishea Cats LastFes
M Na& ahe diaianee Tar the
4lAMed kix hits. bat
Mm SD ieaulnk ? basses on
a. Fifefk ol.t 10 Lasires
M aai - saaie piiehiua holes
fsssli - a.u.e god fielding
k fsHu1nlsiea
Naex. Raster catcher. who
m8 8 bFaken finger tlp in
eighth hes ths Raiders attack
"a twu feK foug Louder, Tar
eentesfseiarf. lea the losers
nnaeN wlfh two Cor ftNe. Grip
ttsss Mha starred both az bat
alsaaa. alosshlsd home a run
Is me as4Amd Inning. and made
aeaaallai eaieheA a FIRST base.
fie sands wefe packed.
kw R.H.E
~ A. 003 col 1916 8 {
d naiaera l23 600 i0x--T 6
Campbril. Hogan CD, q. Las.
f4es slaffi. Coldcn t6l. Rodrig-
hE. habeftx 60.
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Indians Stop Tigers, 3 to |;
Sox Split Brown Twin Bill
tBy Associated Press,

DETROIT, April 29.--The De-
troit Tigers were stopped in the
l2th inning on their home
grounds yesterday by the Cleve-
land Indians when Pitcher Red
Embree's double brought in the
two runs which ended the game
81. 1t was one of the largest
baseball crowds in Detroit's his
tory.
At Chicago, the Sox split a
doubleheader with the st. Louis
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Boy Scouts Battle
at Bayyiew May 4

Saturday, May A, Boy Scout
Troop No. So will participate in
a softball game at Bayview Park
with Troop No. so. This viii be
the second game the two troops
have played.
In the first meeting February
%, Troop So iran over Troop so
IL to 0. Since then the losing
troop has grown much stronger.
An hard-fought. welltplayed con-
test between the two troops is
expected for Saturday,
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Conchs Squared Accounts
with Gold Rams Saturday

The hometown crowd wasn't
disappointed Saturday afternoon
~ the Key West High School
Conchs squared accounts with the
Belle Glade Golden Rams. The
final score was Key West 2, Belle
Glade 1.
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DISCUSSING SPAIN AGAIN

NEW YORK, April 20 (AP).-
1t was said this afternoon, just
before the UN Security Council
that the question re-
garding Spain would be recon
All the delegates, except
Gromyko of Russia, have agreed
to the appointment of five-man
committee to investigate the
charges against Franco.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29

SC a word and the minimum
charge for the first IS words
or less is 45c.
PAYMENT
/ Payment for classified adj
vertisements IS invariably in
advance, but regular advertis-
Iers with ledger accounts may
have their advertisements
Icharged.
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Three bedroom house IN residen-
tial section. Lot 1871 deep and
40 wide, plus additional lot AZ
by AZ. This attractive offer Is
priced to sell. Apply Citizen
Office. apr4. e
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TnwoLETAHiA UP AGAIN

pAhIs. April 40 tAP).--Rus-
fa insisienee In trying 90 get a
in Tflpolilania was on
asn a4snaa for today's session of
ie nia Fusfr. with Secretary of
So 1amea Byrnes and Foreign
isisief Ernest Bcvin opposing
ffe r. tenston "a q Russian sphere
a. lulluenCc g. the Mcditerran-
sam
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-29

Women-Sell cosmetics from your
homel Build own highly profit
able business. Little money Or
stock required. Excellent prod
ucts. Easy to sell. Box 257,
1474 Broadway, New York 49,,
N. Y. apr29- 1t
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ALUMINIUM AND STAINLESS
STEEL MOULDINGS

Ne are now carrying a ftaII Inc
of aluminium and stainless steel
mouldings for use as sink
rims; cabinet trimmings and
edging; trimming and mould
ings for show cases, bars, and
counters; stripping for linoleum
on floors, drain boards, table
tops and cupboards; edging for
carpets, rugs and doorways;
stair nosings; wall trims AMI
threshold plates. Come in and
look at our samples. Peppers
Plumbing Supplies, 512 Elem
ing. apr9-tf
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1916 automatic photograph rec
ord changer in portable case.
1902 Royal Street, phone 644-J.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Refrigeration sales and service.
Repairs on all makes. All work
guaranteed. Munford & Ross,
220 Duval ST., phone 1913.
apr18-tf
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Fort Lauderdale 3, Key West 2.
Redland z. Key West 8.
Belle Glade 1. Key West 0.
In the previous contest with
Redland. the game went an ex-
lra inning.
The locals outhit and outplay-
ed the Diamondbacks while suf-
fering the 6-7 defeat
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Waitress wanted-Must be neat
and efficient, experience neces-
sary. South Beach Restaurant,
foot of Simonton st. apr29-3t
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COUNTY GROUP MEETS
ON ELECTION NIGHT

Next meeting of the county
commission will be election night
on May z at 1880 o'clock, The
election will probably be over
by the time the meeting takes
place
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RECREATION

nayNnW faFks-Kennls, basket
hall and handban courts. Dia'
Na6lhail Comfort stations.
smlfh Beach and Rest Beach
81 lmmtnE
Cfuif DDck and Rest Beach
8eepssa fishing. snail boats
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Experienced beauty operator. APP
ply 532 Fleming st. apr27-3t
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White seamstress wanted to work
at Ships Service Tailor Shop.
Good pay, 40-hour week. APP
ply Ships Service Office, Build
ing los, US. Naval Submarine
Base. apr26-3tx
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Wanted SalesgiI1, permanent po-
sition. 4l9la Duval St, Navy
Store. apr25-6tx
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Set of dishes. AIT Elizabeth St.
upstairs. apr29-2tx
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Browns, "a, and 11-8. Holloway
and Wright each smacked out
homers for the Sox.
The Boston Braves took both
games of the double-header with
the Phillies at the Hub City, 6-1
Each team was credited with one
error.
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Maid, general homework, good
laundress. $50 Fleming St.
apr27-3t
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40 and Al Dodge pickup trucks.
Command car conversion. Put.
camp Alexander Motors, Divi-
sion and Duyal SITS.
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WANTED

Wanted Laundry to do, quick
service. Mrs. Reba Albury.
1910 Olivia St, apr25-6tx
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Scientists recognize IL culti-
waited species or races of wheat
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Night ticket agent. Permanent
resident wanted. Full salary
while training. Apply VIM. M.
Arnold, Florida Greyhound
Lines, Key West, Fla. apr26-3t
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Factory built trailer, built in
with large extra room, every
thing furnished except linen.
running water, fenced in priv
ately. Will accommodate small
family. Recently painted and
new roof. For quick sale
bring suitcase and $275.00. Ask
to see Sanchez trailer at office
of Mastic Trailer Park, United
st. apr27-3tx
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We have a few deep iron sinks
suitable for restaurants and
bars. Can also be used for
slop sinks. See them at Pep
per's Plumbing Supplies. 512
Fleming. apr25-tf
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FOR SALE

! and 8 bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. Johnson &
johnson, Phone 372. april If
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Notes (Promissary), lc each. Art
man Press, Citizen Bldg. phone
81. mar1S Il
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CITY SPORTS
DfAAlONDBALL
a. baYview Park
might Gamesl
Practise Games

tAHNHtaA &AtAAtt@hf
Practise Games
BfONDAY
48a-n G0s vs.. Machinists.
aaa-American Legion VS.
Adams Dairy.
fHfE8DAY--
20-American Legion VS.. Ma
chinists.
n0o-Adams Dairy VS.. VIEW.
1ffTnSDAN--
8o-iiiRh School VS.. VF.W.
p.oo-B- 1as vs.. American Lee
Eton
friday
So-B-2a's vs.. VFW.
se~Ada.ns Dairy VS.. High
Scsool.
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HELP WANTED

Mattresses meat appearing) want
ed. Gate Restaurant, Navy en-
trance, 800 Southland st. No
liquors sold here. Phone 735
Harry Gwynn). apr3-24tx
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information for the AdvortlssrI
RATES
Regular Type

RATES
Regular Type
Advertisements under this
head will be inserted in The
Citizen at the rate of &c a word
for each insertion, but the
minimum charge for the first
is words or less is zoe.
Black Face Type
The rate for blackface type
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Boat 26 fit. long with 1912 Palmer
engine. Reasonably priced.
Inquire at Ali Elizabeth st.
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BASEBALL
al kluniclpai Stadium

tAfternpun Games)
TUESDAY,
PM-key West High School
Gunehs -. Redland Diamond
haeks final game for Concff)
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so large white leghorns, good
layers. $500 a piece. 200
pounds of chicken feed. l1l8
White St. apr27 -2tx
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u. S. Army Dodge Command
cars. New paint, new tops
Putcamp- Alexander, Dnval and
Division SITS. aprl If
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Station wagon, Packard Six, ex-
cellent for small delivery truck.
In good running condition.
Any reasonable offer taken.
For quick sale. 408 Greene
st. Phone 312-J. apr22-ts
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-15

"ALL NEW"-40 gal. Soda Foun-
tains and Bobtails, Plastic coun-
tiers, Savory Gas Toasters, Chrome
Chairs, Home and Farm Freezers
from q TO 81 Gu. IT,, Stainless Steel
Bar Sinks, bainsmarie and Steam
tables.
BOWIE BROS, INC.
TEL. NEW HAVEN 5-4225
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ATTENTION. Stores, Offices and
Factorles-Just received, self-start-
ins General Electric Clocks-also
(Wlnter heat or summer air-con-
dltloning) heaters. Electric Heating
Pads. MEr6BR1NO ELECTRIC CO.,
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COLUMBIA BOULEVARD SECTION
Six family dwelling consisting of
rooms apartment. H. w. H. (oiD.
car garage. Newly painted and
redecorated. Must be seen to be APP
preciated. One apartment VACANT
for new owner. Convenient terms
arranged Inquire owner, Edmund
Diana, 235 Lincoln st. Phone 1851.
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ANOTHER--LOad OF large LIST. ID
calls. Halstelns. Straight and Right.
Hickey-K Farm. Brooksdale I'D.
Cheshire, Conn. Ralph Powell, ST.,
manager. Tel. 230s.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-15
LAWS HOME DEMONSTRATION
CLUB NOTES

The Laws Home Demonstration
club met with Mrs. Arthur Taylor
on "Wednesday evening. February
6. with eleven members and four
visitors present
The subject of the meeting was
Cane and Splint Chair Seats. but
the leaders did not give demonstra-
tions due to the lack of materials.
The officers for the year are as
follows: President, Mrs. Thomas
Chambers; vice president, Mrs. Sci
den Raughley; secretary and trca-
surcr. Mrs. Homer Hopkins. Chair
men are: Community project Mrs
Arthur Taylor and Mrs William
Taylor: house management, Mrs. y
T. Slaughter; food and nutrition
Mrs. Willard Sapp; safety, Mrs
Thomas Robbins: recreation. Mrs
Earl Holleger and Mrs. Seldor
Raughley; reports, Mrs. Iora Tat
man; publicity Mrs. Thomas Cham
hers; courtesy. Homer Hopkins.
Club members contributed lo'
each to Norwegian fund. also $3.0'
to Leroy Biddle Fund.
Delicious refreshments were ser
we'd by the hostess.
The meeting adjourned to NEE
with Mrs. Earl Holleger i'll March