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NRlp ooMlSTjc (cess,)

iiss. si1is. sH'E in 'sas: sass:ry ' sehoel' upe o.
priv. bath. Other hsif. Refs. WI. sSsS.
MAID. hrss class; ssa weekly TO start;
Plan cook. excellent care sith aehooi-ass
sna5sn ;oos s' eook HsH s:n.i
ess is 'siss s:to4: e:rs'ai' sna iGoa ~ss
nd ssSf sSn a. ssS mo
NADMcSisr,d. exp: for small hotel; sas
MAID. .G.a. W.. live We in, K.nsood: refs; sea
q week. Phone Tuesday. WI. 7434:
MAID g W.. must be fond OF children. to
for employed lady: $50 ws. and earf.re;
no Sundays. Greenway Apis. Sc, GAN
MiDDDGs-AeED settled woman with knosl-
;s%Rs,s;ss X ~ r. y s$S y AZ sssi ss
salary: refs. EN-. i1si, ~ ga
NUKsEMAiD-With excellent references to
car, care for child. 90 mos; live in. Cali OR.
PRIxcTIcAL NURSE -noUsEKEEPER. ..rons.
for elderly crippled woman in apt: 12-hr
dsS asSs' dpty III 9 40, a'''' ssS; permanent 10
WOMAN. eoiored or white. general house
sissnins. no cooking; iiv. in; ref REQ EM
WOMAN. white, settled. for senersl house
GOOD salary and time of Pleasant up
stairs room. Only women interested in
permanent position need apply. Phone
Vienna 1851 or write DR. ALEC PREEcE.
RID. 3. Herndon. -29
WOMAN. white or colored cook and help
In kitchen: may live in. WAvERLY SAN
ITARIUM. Rockville pike. WI. 1907. rs
WOMAN. colored. TO care for 3 small chill
dren; OF eyeninss and week ends; SIS per
won. wesk c,ll ~ NE , .ai7 after 9 pm ~ Is.
| day week; for employed couple. Call
WOMAN. competent to care for T-month-
ola baby for employed couple top salary.
WOMAN, white. nv. in. upstairs room;
s.h.w-, light laundry, assist with baby
e adults' baby in family. Phone sH.
WOMAN. colored, reliable, xhw.. and help
with 2 young children. Top salary TO CO.
operative woman seeking perm home Live
Usual tim. OF. Refs. n. si7s. ~ss
YOUNG MEMS SCHOOL wants ssle. per-
work elsewhere possible. Telephone NO
ssa wK. G.H.w.; live in: mic. hom.
quiet country; refs cH 1851. -as
End MAID, to live in. Telephone Bishop
House, WO. Oe4s mornings between 8 and
orisFHSSh orrosTHSfr2 e Tor r. hous.k..p.r. white.
GOOD salary; cow: to bus: last housekeeper
with US yrs: will consider some one with
or without exper; refs Cali WI. 4IS3
U to 3 m, or 6 to 10 ewes. 20
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noMe lMPRovEMflST coNPAklfs.

NOME 1MtNOVkkAkNI COANYANlk9.
BKIcKW0RK. AND coNcnkIE. vaik,.
driyeways and walls; repairing; Tree ssti-
%;; Ss ta 'sas: ssss q II sas e.
cl2S csasNT Gp WORK, ..on. walls, a.s:.on.
soefvs nARc3Gf1o MS rhens aosis soeivle aos '.n
COMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window,
RR & s cos ss IL i'ss ssoc s'in'''
walls. walks. roads, eurbs. foundstienA
Ss1vEWais 81 RE1n wi wssrssssiiAi1srA.ph.s ssi sisss
ins. ing DEM. wi. seIi. SO
saseli: sls:s f'ss. 4 s.ps: s:ss:s 81. issss ~. A.
laying. sanding, finishing, cleaning. par-
ss fss' ae Hsia 1:sss-
Enhoois II eSs ss2NDEpS' r.tni.n.d; Ia y..r.
GENERAL HOUSECLEANING. windows and
venetian blinds. all workers bonded. Woman
;"psFyis0r Relax to our fHSSS fSrsp ss,viss Ws
SERVICE. SERVO Il NC, 5ss Be ssss. TX. 1895. 1sS
GENERAL CONTRACTING, prompt. per-
sonal attention for, remodeling or repair
III {SsF oS%s co g. 'isIf 49, conn o3s
fisSscaN WORK - Fir. ..s.p... vinao.
fences; steel Industrial buildings and g.
rage shops. Easy terms, DUPONT fnON
WOAKe INC: 11se 1sth st. NV, MA.
siSssaSY siss M Asstfs S aiss mae: . order s.u
S4os :lsE ss&s '"Rss;sSshss sos%T IA eo en''ss 81
005s:
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HELP poMErlc.

HAlDEHMAD MAID. $3.50 to 2. B-day
Hss1 .sy ushs i.ans9, sn Plsin :.vns :nd sss
vomsn vith refs. Cali for appointment,
S6ok1full. .sDerisns.d white cook for .
room Ss ' ana BATH WelI.knoxn family of :
II be-: Ss ,sstHn IT. "t. Ssh 2hs1 sdsR h:R
COOK. experienced. live in. NO heavy work;
other hslp employed; excellent salary and
sns pssa. sse.s'z; VIZ ISIS .'' references F'euEsd
COOKS; @S.. :: ;zg.1i:ns.a and sL. g:..isIs; nG
aIoKq1s eSs2S 1s,s:l c4sfz M ID West kirle as st"
Soo1 H. M. :hs s.s s.s Fl: IT, 1:sSs;e es.s :s
help smploysd. relephons RE. Sb2S BE-
COOK. csse 1sRR.v, assist with children; $sS
COOK, shx. personal laundry. help care
children; live in; $s5 . week .cA; 1920.
ssss Ss:: s::. ,; maxi: 's s,s ;'n so Of ,aus
cook tas is ssD & az or
live in. attractive quarters consisting End;
door bedroom. living rm.,. bath: small
sn ,.; snnsr ihsI:n ee. n fe ap
Cooke NV, Latin American, for Span
SS:t .sss i.'.sAAi sAAidasn ns ssf.
I. no ,,unss, ter lsny .ss st
bath $40 weekly: references REQUIRED.
sss AMY Of y; III uHiss; s:l I'm. s a. r.
sss SSo Fl skKaaaPt.. Ki8ast solor.d. for small
home. home, ns.: Ssst sooa; n.sur.d: s.D:sI:s
S0es sDs cooks i've H. .' en, tSor
eushly experisnc.a need spply; eysry YER
BoR. CIV. l.. in. .l.e. dl,hv..hsr;
shsrsn onss NJ .aasas sS
sss.!so s,:,: s:s:;: ;ss ''ss Els 1--we .:.f
cotfInh COT FL xaDs.a Hs for domestic service, mic.
ss af: iss'f aSn.s ssa m'e Ca. R1s 60 Be ss
GENERAL nousEwoaK and lisht laundry,
SfHEsAI Sisa nnDnf nfHoHskWo.KEa 81 SNsSEa no cooiipr
.1s., Vs In Or s.naIs sass good salary city rstsr-
G.a: w.. sS6 week; live in; plain cooking;
fond OF children. 81. 3O9l. -34 ,
:sls..s s''' .ess s;f';;:: "a;
DIV. ss! and help with children: elssnins.
TGspSc e p.na sslsT w
s%XS.: d.;'keaiX Ass1 i,: sssa ia Mic. hom: as s..
Keas. time Of. WI. cara from TO 80
G1s i've r:' OUT f hsp S Wiz Gn'y, " sh ss
dren: light washing, machine: plain cook
ri Sp.siIssr iIssrTfSHsseb ZEN ses s'ss ooox esS1 Su..
4 80 an. ,sS thrSSush dinner S-day week.
shs s1SL, oa 9.stl.a Iss sor second maid. laundry
cleaning and 'irvnns; glea;ssn,t ss, 'urrognd
:;!. rs; ] :';Ss s''
GlRL, col0red. must be experienced with
children; chi rsnssai a0ss housswork; live in or
Of Ayr, old child; no coofins: no Sundays:
5.day wk,: must stay on ewes; must
sponsible; for ,workins couple With e,yr;-
crate salary. but exceli,. perm home for
II ss;ip. ;sssst' p asGs
man and son. 8; Bethesda. s-room houss:
NJ msasS asSno ass as.es Siam ssss. .'.k s0o
~ aors Rit eea Eais !. tss ''s MI nrse
IxuNpikas. small family wash. Cali -
tXssn and . pm. Euclid st.. nr. 14th.
kxulSsSSiiiss ssr Adults M ! sess .v..A:
and oaFfars. VA: 17S1.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

DIAU1Y OPKRATO08 NHHWKD-No1114
training In all subjects; day. nisnt an6
i1essss sis i
ssairs%;ns:z ;. fz4s nnd .es.s 81 sr:Ssissc 1880
now forming. ,Besinners' and refrssher
courses ! in .ho.th.na; s.pinF, ,sssognta9sy,
sears fs nss s P''sssf soYD q ae ssess
lsSs s. 9gP SoHss GoRtsS ..., %
touch tipping free with course; op.salsrisd
saSn st95ssG yk s,s position open; '.sIs sss. BOYD
tS H6o nkTR sAhE seaooE eS.l ST ssprSI sH isa
dTfck f spf etyisw asR & cotssE In
sslass e soyp Nss ssHooi ssss 1898 sS EA asss.
.S Sn ySsr b. for a.
instructor leave your name and address.
psr sro Yoa sSsH ssds g ss
tical spare time home study and resident
course. including veldins. spray painting.
l repair shop shop or @ss set Y rood job aesSsnissis
HSuToesSrFs x iaass R'n rsafs1fS. sslfs tcE sss
Va. BAR REVIEW lsince 1885. szs .fer-
ss'.s %;i 't'::s; s:''s IS =
POPULAR PIANO OF accordion taught -
90 lessons Improvising and transposin&.
l7o6 q st. nv. NE. A7o0 or RA $500.
MODEM TRAINING In beauty culture. An
for GI training. WAR~rYNN EEAUTY
s2EGE Erlssa99Smab, lsl9 Il A. .Rdur RI i1isz iss:ens
aiS sls ;;s .HS iss: Zcs s.z ihs F';e5 e. s ss
Conn. ave. EN-. 4244.
PIANO TEACHER, for children and Adults
certifcates from orlando, Fla. music acad-
envy and Viennese masters. NE. 2614. 33'
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE In moe:
diction. MI. sO13. 2e'
SPANISH CLASSES Small congeptsf
sroups. fast objective method tno Engitsh
trial lesson every Friday from 730 to
$50 pm. CO: 97si. rs
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SITUATIONS poMEsrIc.

COOK. colorsd. experienced. light house.
THsfsFssnes r Htvs eso,ppss pps al7s; -. M .1,,
24s
GnL wants ,nixhtwork;. experienced:
GinL: eoleTed' % %sxper. wants kitchen or
GIRL. eolorsd, desires position ~ cham
bermaid or lady,s mstd; sxpsr" reliable:
GIL. eolored. neat, desires days work
Wednesday and saturday. Gall Ii. 1920
afkf. colorsd. desires maid work in small
hotel. aga 11th st. ms. basement.
GIRL. colored. neat. ysnt. days work: .
GfAL. colored, wants work IS nursemaid
or cook, for private family: s years ex-
perience with children. Cali AT. 0926.
25'
GIRL. colored, wants nursemaid Job
sleep in: one whole day and half OF. Call
TR. 9723. References.
LADY. speaking only Spanish, available for
work in Spanish speaking home no wash
ins; references EXCHANGED. Cali OIL. 6496.
WOMAN. colored, desires position. clean
ing or housework, ) days . week. AD
8884 -25
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S4zkx fLAN-E pass. vs arrange ride:
T. 4 ear swncr. ys =. az 4si ycur vacancy II. .es
sxohenRsd. cau 0Fssnbelt kb12, bst.
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MoYoR TRAvn

REsPECTABLE, ExPERlENCED colored
couple would like position as cook. house
man and chauffeur or sardener and chauf-
feur. Boz 107-J. star. 26e
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NRLp MeN.

c6L6EE6 {kUfK HEKHxE and vafe.
spsfssion dept Tor men. men se 70 3c year. n ~ q
age, preferably with one year COLLEGE
excellent. chance for advance
ment for those willing to apply them
selves. Apply RIM 240, WASHINGTON
AIRPORT 80
JANITOk, reliable, sober man, white OF
colore6. for steady Job At 3-story bldS. :.
once bldg.
Opening also for cleaning woman. .
hrs. day or night "a
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MOTOR TRAvgL tcsns.).
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

ISOLATION work: S Capitol iii Hiii stenos. @ M sss as.
IS. 81, 900: political secretary, 5-day vk..
2.100: social service stenoa, open: tax
stenos. :. exp.r. corp. law. $50 xi bossns
Of others. Oldest emp. agency In o. c.
Est. Is yrs See Miss Lee or MSS White.
BOYDS. 1898 Z. MA. 233s
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a:a 1sfo.5ss sI1ssn: 1':.:a :.:.:ss :s.!1 K 'r
,SuALITY ,su1 SHOE: Wilson blvd. at n. g.Eh-
.saf T2fLo.As5, od A. .sp xs alterations: par. q fun
%s sS;s sse nisas; lath .na
qkacaI sss r rI.nsh sns ssf s9s.r, and .l.m.nt.r,
sr01Sp'ia aop PVT tahs school state au'lihe..tea'
ThaSrEs ,ssssl E.. sssss' seso st.n small select r.
ngT:dsf; INA Salary Ry' ..Dsefss
ffSSIErssoNE III OPERATORS. Per- ..p:s :, Ess ssss
H2E HFf2nElFadSa sfh oPpssIxroi sps 81 nH n.sHp.r.ne full
py and sasi s%: es.
Hf2lFa6Se H2nhF SSeo o%TssAffoR %ISeAsff f. Witt. hour.
to 1880 pm. See manager, s7o0 Mass.
r1I.ai1nrMHosE ri orxnAroRs. e.p.r,.ncsS-
ssrn spprosimsteIy $50 per V. Thers
have have been ether ehsnsss in E%orkinsL % L rras;; G;
Of returning te this work, Visit one Of snrr
ne Gil sAr2xxE = p6roMxc TIE:
fYfiST. must be sxpsrieneed; permanent
SoosSn %ooS cforzfaa f$s sisak . co. 4os ss
rYPIsT, with knowlsdss Of bookkseping
tate ofice. HoWIN6TkIN RIALTY corr >,
fnt,5HTs +: white: P DS;itsn. sn. among our sS..
toners In industry and government; excel
lent working conditions and starting
salary. Phone District 1887. 81
TYPisT-Permanen position: B-day week;
vacation. sick leave. holidays with pay;
sickness. hosp. insurance: pleasant work
ing conditions. AMERICAN INSTRUMENT
TYfIsT. oSersts sm. Ii manual switchboard.
general clerical work; permanent position:
5-day week; months paid vacation; also
sick leave NE. 1880 "a
TYfIST. ass is to So. experiences not es-
sentisl II reasonably capable: 3S.hr week.
gostunity. MR.. oowb. s.7 Woodward
TYfisT, preferably with stsnosraphic ex-
periencs, for interesting 0facs position;
good pay and working condition.. Call in
S:t..sn S:F:sn a sSs ssa l3th st. NV sra aSor'
TYPlsT and ssnsral efaes worker By ma
ttonal trade assoeiation: perm. ppaition II
sattsfaet9ry; coed SALARY and werkins COP
SYihSrs sleih s eppertanity for ~ ssss' s'ss pssities
pleasant yoritns eond IN larse, once.
6-dey veek, vacation WITH pay eaeA xeeL
ARA~ 2Rle,Tsns, ia nss, A1WAx
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SITUATIONS MEN end WoMEN.

ing or housework, ) days . week. AID
1884. rs
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,(COntfnued on Nsxt PAg0J
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Apply employm e
RpASItg1E,1 ,13l

IArG0 circulAti0n
Of publishing drr
supervise now Of
operations, recei
scriptions and
lists: circulation
hr, hI ,wk.; NO sat
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Click Tor down.
hours. no sunday
BABBIrs DRUG

Christmas cards, full
or 81 imprint. Send
, 1880 Locust ST.,
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-Typist. LDo BUTTER

We have imme-
raj exp. operators,
salon. S5-day. 40
WOODWARD &
ONCE, 18th floor.
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L and 1S months; 1iv
city reference required
NURSE SECRETARY,
physicians once mes
Tues. Thurs, Fri, B t.
under IS with ONCE
salary open. Box 344'
OFFICE CLEkICALS-
employment ONCE, 4th
d BRO, 7th, 6th and
OFFICE CLERK for h
salary with meals. /
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STENOGRAPMER, )
paid to the right
furniture and appl
ment. ATLAS, 821
STEEOGHAPnER
motion picture CO.
. stenographer an,
nent positions. 7
tions. 40-hour,
through Friday. 1
CORP, 024 New J
3 STRNOGRAPHER
tablishment; expert
working condition.
expected. Box 46C
3 STENOGkAPHEk,
perm anent position
manufacturer. Att
week 40 hours),
Pleasant Workins
0664, for Appointr 4
STENOGkAPHEN,
ambitious q younS
in learning hotel
for Advancement,
HOTEL STATLER,
sTENOGRAPHER,
with well-estahlish,
ssT1FNoSaaRaAHh1i1.' sT1FNoSaaaAHhi1'
school graduate d.
tion; age. 1923:
dent Of Wash. n
only. DI. 1922.
Evening star., 1946-10-26

az
$780,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-20

joyed the company Of his me-
phew, Billy Roberts, II, Charlie
ran the gar1ut of New York
sightseeing from the Statue of
Liberty to coney Island.
Denying any hopes of pur-
chasing a car in Detroit, Charlie
and his nephew visited the fa-
nous Henry Ford Village at
Dearborn, which he describes as
"a little city in itself, beautifully
laid out" The museum coneen-
trating on Thomas Edison inven-
ltions was also a point of inter-
est.
For Billy, the Detroit Zoo held
a great fascination with its ami
mails placed in their natural
surroundings and allowed to
roam more or less at large to
the limits of moat that sep
iarated them from spectators. An
other thrill for both Billy and
his uncle was attending per-
Torrance of the Detroit Philhar-.
monte Orchestra with Walter
Poole conducting and John Ray
mond as guest pianist. Himself
a student Of the piano, Bflly's
happiness knew no bounds when
Poole autographed his program
after the concert.
While in Michigan, the two al
so visited the town of Berkeley.
City Manager Dave Kings old
stamping grounds.
Stopping at Washington, D. C.,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-20

subscriDs- % me Cirzen-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-20
COLORED
CHURCHES
AT TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

Morning Worship will be held
at 1880 a. m. The Sermon subject
Is Defeating Evil in the Church ;"
Evening Worship is scheduled for
$3.50 p. m. the sermon is .eThe
Bibles Challenge to Wives Sig
ismund A. Laing is minister.
Cornish Chapel A.M.E. Zion
Church, Whitehead and Angela
streets, Rev. w. L. Souder, pas
tor, Church School at 10 am, led
by Mrs. Vivian Floyd, superin-
tendent, assisted by Miss Cecilia
Thompson. Glasses and teachers
for all age groups. Morning
Worship at IL o'clock; the SER
mon subject will be, Closer
Than a Brother. Evening Wor-
ship at $3.50 o'clock, the sermon
subject, Servants of God" Spe-
cial solo by Mrs. Grace L. Sou
der. The choir will sing at both
services.
The Church of God, NJ. A.
Tomlinson, Overseer, 500 Angela
street, Mrs. Mary H. Thompson
as pastor. Bible School will be
held at 10 a. M, and the Gospel
Message at IL a. M, and $50
p. m. Marvin Dean, Evangelist,
Is years of age, will fill the pull
pit each evening of next week.
The public is invited to worship
with us.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-20
Faye Joyce Pinder
Feted At Shower

Miss Faye Joyce Pinder, 18
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton Pinder, I402 Newton street
was the honoree at delightful
miscellaneous shower Wednesday
evening in the Golden Eagle Hall
on Petronial street.
A musical program of vocal
and instrumental numbers enter
tanned the numerous guests, who
presented the bride be with
many beautiful and useful gifts.
Miss Pinder received the gifts al
tables decorated in color scheme
of pink yellow and blue, the
colors of. dresses to be worn by
her atten dants at the forthcom-
ing wedding ceremony.
The program included solo by
Mrs. julia Nelson. accompanied
on the electric organ by Miss
Betty Brady; solo by Mrs. Paul
Herrick, accompanied on the or
gan by Mrs. Samuel Drudge: or
gan solo. 'The Skaters" by Miss
Patricia Shepard, and a tap dance
by Nolan Drudge. Mrs. Ray Pin
der was mis- tress of ceremonies.
Door prize was won by Mrs.
Millard Rob erts and game prizes
were taken by Miss Faye Roberts
and Mrs. Edna johnson.
An abund ance of,cool, delicious
refreshments delighted the
guests. Following the serving of
refreshments, dance music was
played by a three-piece orchestra
composed of Mrs. Samuel Drudge,
piano; hackney Drudge, trumpet,
and j. w. Pinder, drums.
Miss Piider will be married to
John Gerald Shepherd, Sic,
Quincy, Fla, August 2 at the
First Methodist (Stone) Church.
The pastor, Rev. G. Leon Wells,
will officiate at the double ring
ceremony.
Mr.. Shepherd will leave July
25 for Jacksonville, where he will
be released from the Navy in time
to return to Key West for the
ceremony.
Among the guests present at
the shower were.
Mesdames Roy Potter, Muriel
Pinder, Wilbur Thompson, Frank
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-20
Firs' Presbyterian Church
10 lnaugurate New Program

hp Hour al the First
Church Sunday eve
$50 Save = somewha. S;s-
p3Fan ~ that time Miss
fsne wiil give an ac-
@ane a. the interesting
end delightful extras
AA* emioyed as represent
~ M taf yaunR people of this
~ a. their annual Confer
We &Ast5sne will have much
M 81 outstanding personali-
W H~a IS spofts and just-for-
~ fefaea during her stay in
weshafe The Fellowship
W Young People of this
f fefl ghev kserh fortunate
hsge Mm stefImg represent
af Hl& mpnEerence, and look
H e. leaFning ID some new
mhtrh may be done by
eve group hereafter.
tans1y singing was es-
enioyed last Sunday
M And Win BE- one of the fea-
@W w fhis Sundays meeting.
#tlf.n b again called to the
t tha& this meeting now is
aaa fer eight o'clock in
re- the earlier which until
lV prevailed. Leader for
esn.ng 3 Seaman Ray Me-
M 81
Hs ana bring your friends;
ga g0esftoas and make sugges-
~ EninV the social hour.
eaxiess viii be held at
Geese Lai3heyan church l2l5
FelKemla street.. 81 IL o'clock.
TIE teFmgn subject based on
kmks A1-lL Is Does the
Efeashna We Hear Really
is4ws Any Effect on Us?" The
ssEmaa win be preached by
AsaAssana pasaor Deiwin B.
aehns&saNx. There viii be no
NasaaE s<hooL
Az fks Congregational Church,
NaaF school viii be held at
M88 "a. and the Morning Serv-
aH ~ GO 30 a. m. The sermon
aasa is The Fundamentals
81 finiusc" For the Evening
NfreFe "a 8 p. m, the sermon
#H he "Afonement-The PEN
afF Fasd fof Sin"
FiFsf kaefhodisf churc
chuseh School win be re-
snmsa fur people of all ages at
ass a m. AZ 1880 a. m. the
easter. Rev. g. Leon Wells,
wAa pFeaeh on Inner Re
seafcs4" Proverbs 20;l7. The
hsmahoaaai Youfh Fellowship
80 uesf a. p, m. AZ 8 p. ms
sha paator viii take for his
isxt What Is Mani" Psalms
&A
ehnlmin Baar OF the Gilmore
ga. asxaps the pulpit Of the First
81 8Qsetian Church at White
aaa Washington streets on Sun
a July al. Service begins at
lia an People in the serv'le and
rl1ags are especially welcomed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-20

Cruz, Ray Pinder, Oscar Cruz,
Ed Gray, Joseph Pinder, Frank
Thompson. Edith Russell. Faye E.
Roberts, Reginald w. Roberts,
Osborne Charlow, Ellie Sawyer,
Milton Roberts, Edna Johnson,
Paul K. Richardson, Warren A.
Bethel, Radfor Belyeu, Hpratio
Carey, George Carey, John C..
Mcmahon, Harry Sawyer, C. w.
Robertson, j. ]. Montgomery,
Nathan Niles, Maude Park Watt
son, Hilton Henson, Dorothy
Knowles, Gladys Bethel, Ellis
Russell, William Russell, Julia
Nelson. -
Mesdames c. D. Riggs, Ray
mond Thompson, James Shop
pard, Eric Gwynn, Hector Castro,
G. A. McKillip, Hastings c..
Smith, Joseph Kemp, Ralph PIN
der, A. NJ. Stewart, Paul Richard
son, Allan B. Cleare, Jr., Allan B.
Cleare, ST., Beryl Curry, Flora
Mcfarland, Camille Parks, Will
lard Bell, John Rivas, Fred Stan
zyck, L. R. Pritchard, j. L. CRU
soc, Gloria Hancock, Myrell Bar
ley, P. M. Stanill, H. B. Johnson,
Albert Cruz, Frank jolly, Laurie
Roberts, c. L. Moody, Leslie Tiff,
Louis Maloney, Leonard White,
Joseph Gates, Ray johnson, Ray
mond Cabrera, Ruth Arias, Eloy.
Villate, Willard Albury, Charles
Shaw, Leland GWynn, Hamilton
Pinder and Edderd Todd.
Mrs. Cockring and Mrs. Her
ring.
The Misses Lucille Richardson,
Lille Griffin, Marlyn Watson,
Sylvia Johnson, Betty Brady,
Gladys Washington, Clara Bow
Mary Roberts, Lillian
Roberts, Shirley Pinder and Shir-,
ley Roberts.
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someone over them and they took
at wars end.
News of the German surren-
der was kept from the prisoners,
and 1--WE did not know about it
until liberation from the Japan
csc prison camp" Brewer said.
He and others were flown out of
Japan and taken to California,
the wars end.
Plans?-"Well," said Brewer,
"I'll stay in the Army, and make
that my career" A Floridian,
Brewer was born and reared in
Tampa, Florida, where his moth
er, Mrs. Jessie Malcolm, resides.
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slfs. letters Joins
ffashand fH London

Mn Mildred Whitley LETTERS
a Friday evening for Lon
aH accompanied by her two
aahsers. Rcbcria and Gather
49, g8seg took passage on the
Ia e. AFaestgna and go 70
~ tenefs Nho Is attached
A. eve U s Embassy ia that
ssF unm completion of his
fhey wsll return 20 their
s n keY West ~
Wm wiie NJ lhe u. S. Presi-
a uas caiied eYour Majesty"
NffH tHi8
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EVANGELIST WILLIS
gTNES RECITAL TUES

Ne Jane Willis Of st. Angus
tre "a. VIII begin a Revival
Alfsline "a the Glad Tidings Ia
aarie July q. Mrs. Willis is
feai Evangelist, and the public
H b. invited 90 attend these
fEflaEs
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office Boy: please. sir. +
think you are wanted en- fho
phone
The Chief: .What do you
mean. you think2 Aren't you
sure?'
Office Boy: awell the voice
said: Hellol Il tlrat yo'fs sou old
idiot?'
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The Horrid Thing

Mrs, Junebride: How do you
like this cake made? It's pound
cake.
Her Husband: HIM! You're
wrong with your weights. l
thought it was at least a ten
pound cake.
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on the return trip, the Smithson-
ian Institute, the Washington
Museum and the Freer Gallery
of Art, were the principle sight
seeing points for Charlie and
Billie. The price for all this
pleasure? Al whole desk fun Of
work that accumulated during
the interim.
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Charles Roberts
Returns From
Vacation In EaSE

''Vacationing is wonderful de-
clares Charlie Roberts, city comp
troller, ''but I'd rather be in Key
West than any place know .
Recently returned from a visit
to New York, Washington. D. c.
and Michigan, on which he en-