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NesU Band viii
Play For Congo

II attendance at rehearsals is
any indication of the congo line
to be held in connection with the
Night Of JOY, on September 2,
Adoifo Boza, Key Vests own
trhumba. king stated today, the
congo line, which will open the
festivities on that night, should
be the longest ever formed here.
Meantime he revealed that
Hector Barroso's new spotlight
band will be on hand to furnish
music for the occasion.
An adequate program is being
worked out and Barroso's orch
estra is but the first of several
expected to be on hand for that
night.
The city has repaired the
street on which the dance will be
held, and all rough spots have
been removed.
The Key West business and
professional Women's association
will have booths provided on the
street where ice cream and soft
drinks may, be procured.
RehearsalS for the congo line
will be continued Thursday night
at 2 o'clock at the Driftwood. .
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The result is that three airlines
Western, Eastern and Braniff-
which have been certificated by
the Civil Aeronautics Board to fly
new routes to Mexico must post
pone their plans. Pan American
and American Airlines will con-
tinue to fly their routes. Cha. Mex
icana de Aviacion will continue
its service to Los Angeles.
The United States is making in
quiries in numerous countries
about the prospects for civil avia-
ton agreements embodying the
principle of regulated COMPETE
ton. 1t has signed 18 such pacts,
but needs more to complete its
world air service program.
The British turnabout since
Bermuda is increasing the diff
culties. The United Kingdom has
made restrictive arrangements
with both Ireland and France. Its
attitude has not eaSed the Ameri-
can air path through the Middle
East and for the present has it
stymied in India.
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%. us. ;ELLINGSON
CONTINUED from Page Onel

Z sfNN@oIdt45uSO from rage OlGl
of Key West. He was elected
unanimously, with Commissioner
Hunter passing on the roll call.
Cries of You'll be sorry for
this, came from the crowded
chamber. When City Clerk Roy
Hamlin attempted to continue
with the reading of other business
before the commission, his voice
could not be heard above the
tumult. Mayor Demeritt's re-
peated rapping and pleas for or
der failed to quiet the crowd.
An Abrupt Ending
Abruptly, the mayor called for
a motion for adjournment, it was
made and passed and the meet
ing was ended almost before a
majority of those present realized
what was happening.
A wave of quiet anger swept
over the crowd. They congre-
gated in groups, large and small,
to discuss the results of the meet
ing and its abrupt ending. Sc
we're criticism of the city admin
istration was heard. There were
a few threats Of a recall cleo
ton.
From beginning to end, one OF
the most momentous municipal
meetings in the history of Key
West lasted one hour and fifteen
minutes.
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CAUGHT Off Guard

The United States has no formal
air agreements in Latin America,
except with Colombia. Before the
war none was needed. The coun-
tries to the south welcomed, the
air services.
But the new accent on aviation
calls for formal pacts between the
countries. Airline operators need
such assurance to justify the in
vestment in new routes and serv-
ices.
Here is tnumpnail history of
the Mexican negotiations:
The MeXicanS came to Wash
ington in October, 1945, but went
home with no agreement Their
demands for routes to almost ev-
eryimportant American city could
not be granted.
An American delegation went
to Mexico City in June, but just
when it appeared that the route
differences might be adjusted, the
Mexicans unexpectedly demanded
a $3.50 division of schedules and
capacities. That is, they insisted
that the United States limit its
operations to the Mexican ability
to carry passengers and cargo.
The Mexicans pointed to the
agreement with such provisions
reached between Argentina and
Great Britain.
The conference broke up after
Pres. Avila Camacho backed up
his delegations demands in reply
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GROWING PAINS

have good government you must
have dictatorship has been prov
en- false at cost of billions of
dollars and millions of lives. II
is fascism pure and simple,
whether it is advanced in small
community or a great nation. The
indispensable man is not yet ex-
istent. Key West needs good
government. 1t can have good
government, but it cannot afford
dictatorship in order to obtain it.
Simply speaking, the city man
ager form of government and the
civil service system of employ
ment are necessary to each other
and to the progress of Key West
Political opportunists may do ev-
erything possible to keep the pot
boiling. divide and conquer" is
not only fascist and communist
milill ry theory but it is also the
practice of those individuals who
seek to ride into political power
without having their own person
al records subjected to the search
ing light of public scrutiny.
Unfortunate Situation
1t is indeed unfortunate that
Key West should be the scene of
such wild, and for the most part,
irresponsible wrangling. The sim
cere sponsors of the city mana
ger form of government want to
see it work. It am sure they also
want to retain the municipal civil
service system for the same rea-
son they advocated the city man
ager plan. But the opportunity
for the politically disgruntled to
stir up a tempest out of a teapot
was too good to pass up.
All in all, it will be well to
keep in mind that after all the
tumult and the shouting dies
away what has happened in Key
West during the past month or
two is just its first big growing
pain. There will be more of them
as time goes on and / would sin
cerely urge upon civic bodies and
civic-minded people throughout
the city to keep to the detectives
they have in mind. Do not let
yourself be misled by PERSONAL
ties or prejudices. Experience
has taught me that the man who
seeks to stir up civic tempers to-
day merely aspires to be the po-
litical boss of tomorrow.
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Labor Day Field
Event Contests
Slated For Meet

The following is a list of events
slated for the field meet to be
held in Bayview Park on Labor
Day from the hours of IL am.
20 2 pm, compiled by the Labor
Day Field Committee headed by
former Councilman John Glen
wood Sweeting.
Those wishing to take part in
the events may do so by register
ing at any one of the following
places: Housing Unit No: 1000.
Poinciana; Bayyiew Park from 8
to z pm, and with 1t. Reuther,
Recreational and Welfare Office,
Submarine Base. The deadline
for these events as well as all
other events to be held on Labor
Day is August rs.
To Present Awards
Winners of the various events
viii be presented with ribbons
and buttons. The outstanding boy
and girl athlete of the day will
be presented with statuetts to be
provided by the Police Athletic
League.
High School band under the
direction of Mr.. j. r. Marcellus
viii furnish music during the
course of the field events in Bay
view Park.
Frank Adams and Mr.. McFall
will be in charge of the Potato,
Wheelbarrow and Sack races. 1t.
Virgil Shepard, 1t. Reufher, Leo
nard Curry to supervise the high
jump, broad jump, basketball
and volleyball throws. Ray At
well, Earl Ingraham and Bernard
Waite to supervise the dashes
and three legged races.
List of Events
The field events follow:
Boys Three-legged Race, over
IL years.
Boys Sack Race, over IL years.
:. Boys Wheel Barrow Race, over
IL years.
Boys SO Yd. Dash, 80 lbs, unz
der IL years.
Boys rs Yd. Dash, 10 lbs, over
is years.
Boys 100 I'd. Dash, over ITO
lbs, over Is years.
Boys 100 Yd. Dash, over Ito
lbs, over IL years.
Running Broad Jump, 95 lbs.
Boys High Jump, unlimited.
Boys Standing Broad Jump.
Girls so Yd. Dash, 80 lbs, UNI
der II years.
Girls rs Yd Dash, 10 lbs,
over IL years.
Girls Standing Broad Jump,
unlimited.
Girls Potato Race.
Girls Volley Ball Throw, UNI
limited.
Girls Basketball Throw, I'm
limited.
Girls Hand Ball.
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Skating Party
At Park Friday

The city recreation division of
the Department of Public We'll
fare is sponsoring chiIdren's
roller skating party on Friday
night, August %, at Bayview
Park from $50 to 10 o'clock.
There will be music. Prizes
will be awarded to the winners
of the events, which will be an
nounced later. The program will
be under the direction of Miss
Jane Hopkins, of the recreation
division, and Mrs. Thompson, of
the Girl Scouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21
Sure, Cats Live
I'm The Rockies

LEADVILLE, Colo. Cap 10y
The Chamber Of Commerce of
this two-mile-high town wants
the world to know that Leadville
has a full complement of cats
from alley to Angola Seems that
a listener to a Dallas, Texas,
radio station had heard cats
wouldn't live so high UP and ask
ed the station about it. The
broadcasters bucked the question
to the Chamber of Commerce
and received a prompt liant
sol"
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rrnsT AND LAST

TULSA. Olxla.The First GUS
toner Barger G. 3. Moore had
when he opened his shop 10
years ago was Harold G. Noe.
Moore recently sold his shop and
was preparing TO close it for the
last time when a final customer
walked in. It was Noe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21
SIMPLY SPEAKING
BY JAMES J. MCKNIGHT

EDITORS NOTE: This is the first in a series of
orioles on Key West its problems and its future. Mr.
Mcknight is well known to Key West his first columns
having appeared in the Key West Sunday Star in 1880
The present column well known in Long Beech Long
Mr. Mcknight was co-founder. secretary and publicity
director of the Long Beach Board of Trade and has al
vows been actively interested in civic uffoirs. The
views expressed his and not necessarily those
of this newspoperJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21
It's Monstrous, Say
Frankensteizl Girls

WHITE PLAINS. N. (AP)
The Frankenstein sisters, Jane
Marie, is, and Mary Ann,
Is, asked court permission to
change their name to stop their
Port Chester High School chums
from teasing them about it.
"A certain character in a we'll
known motion picture who was
known as Frankenstein,' they
explained, was particularly hor-
rible and monstrous.
They said they wanted to be
called frankie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21
FencelTs Extended
Further Into Water

Wire fence at the foot of
Whitehead street enclosing the
Officers Club was today being
further advanced into the water.
A huge dredging machine and
pile driver was being used for
the purpose. The fence is opposite
the Thelma Strabel home at
Whitehead and South streets.
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The Weather
Forecast

Forecast
Key West and vinicity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon through
Thursday; gentle to moderate
variable winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy today,
tonight and Thursday. Scattered
afternoon showers and thunder
storms today and mostly over
south and east portions Thurs
day.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Gentle to moderate
winds mostly southeast to south
erly today, tonight and Thursday
except becoming variable. over
extreme north portion Thursday.
Partly cloudy weather with
widely scattered showers and
thunderStorms. t
East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle to
moderate winds, southeast to
southerly today, tonight and
Thursday except becoming vari-
able mostly north to northeast
oyer extreme north portion to-
night and Thursday. Partly
cloudy weather with widely scat
tered sh wers and thunder
storms.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
ReDOrt
Key West Fla, Aug. 81, 1916.
observation taken at $3.50 am.
Eastern Daylight Saving Time.
City office.l
Temperatures
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FISH WITH OAR AND TOWEL

OCONOMOWOC, Wis. - While
rowing in shallow water on Up
per Nashota Lake, three girl
campers spied a large fish. One
OF the girls delivered a knockout
blow with an oar and the COM
panions slipped a bath towel be-
meath it and lifted it--a A "a
inch, 20 pound Northern pike, in
to the boat.
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WEaf Ii Means
Lack Of Us. Air Agreements
BY JAMES J. sTREBIc
AP Newsfeotures

WGWSfeQIuGS
ASHINGTON-Th second funre of the United Stutes to
reach eviction agreement with Mexico spotghts the
difficulties formoznG ur relations with Lotn America
The people longer welcome Ynkee oircruft
open expressions Of Joy hu business literally
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21

The King of England is not
allowed to enter the House OF
Commons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21

Stadium is the Latin form OF
the Greek word for standard
of length.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21

Water is lighter in the solid,
or Gle state, than it is in it's liquid
state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21

Odds against a perfect hand
being dealt at bridge table
are 158,OO0,000 to one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21

Christopher Columbus m d e
and sold maps for a living,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21

There are IS separate Ameri-
can Indian languages and many
dialects,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-21

flying to their doors. They want
not only the new business, but
also half-share in the job of
carrying it.
Washington officials concerned
with our international flying
problems see the British share
the-traffic principle in the new
Latin American attitude. They
are convinced that the British
aviation agreement with Argen-
tina, completed in May, was a
major factor in the failure at Mex
leo City.
Britain's About Face
There is considerable disap-
pointment in the United States
over Britain's reversal of the free
dom of the air principles which it
accepted at the Bermuda confer
ence in February.
The British attitude, if it pre-
walls in South America, will re-
strict air operations by requiring
an even division of traffic through
equal schedules and capacities. 1t
already has slowed down Ameri-
can carriers somewhat, since Ar
gentina showed reluctance to per-
NIT Pan American Anyways to fly
in s6-passenger DC-4 instead of
the smaller DC3s which had been
used.
State Department officials have
spoken informally to British rep
resentatives, asking a clarified
ton of the about-face by the Unit
ed Kingdom since the Bermuda
conference. At Bermuda Britain
and the US. agreed each nation
should be permitted to fly as
much as the available traffic JUS
titled
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Competition curtailed

to direct appeal from the Amer
lean ambassador.
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ReDOrt

PRECIPITATION
Rainfall. "a hours ending
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RELATIVE HUMIDITY
ToMoRRoW's ALMANAC

DayIight Saving TimG
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

WE SOLD OVER r MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or HOMEs LAST YEAR
KNDDFLL uf GIful'-6 rms bsmt
furnace rsr so 500 hgf PL e4sf.
MANOR af Felkrl -s rms q V. -
roof steam sfokcf ur schools CS
l-l25O
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
HOUSES ron SALE.
FLATS FoR SALE

BAYLIs. i5fbs
6-rm frame, bedrins On l up:
screens. storms gear garage: corner
I lot Owner leaving cily Only IS. 900.
Call Mr. Rydstedt, UN l-4300.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
COAL. COKE. WOOD

CHUNKS or RINDLINC. IS nifty cubic
feet prompt delivery Fitaroy 5707
FACTORY Cuttings. 100 cubic feet
SO 90. dumped wheeled. $3.50 extra
CIVANS WOOD COMPANY FITZROY
1888
DRY K1NDLING WOOD. s. so. mixed
wood So so. load deliver, CT 5663
FIREPLACE and furnace wood De
liy,rcd 10 Sour door Townsend 5.7602
HALL COAL COMPANY
Immediate delivery Kentucky egg Stokel
nut TOwnsend 5-9276.
KlSDLING WOOD So load delivered
within % hours Tyler 7-5O53
MIsTEhE COAL r COKE co.
Main order Department PL 5000
SPECIAL-Go0d Pocahoutas coal. lin
mediate delivery TAYLOR COAL
COMPANY TYLER f-g62e,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
RUMMAGEL SALE

Furniture OF all kinds. nicknacks for
the home household utensils. dishes
clothing for the whole family. SHOES,
books, toys Daily. y 10 o BIAS
Grand RlNer
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

otuiSktSo 'SSHto iCt ht"
| ATTRACTIVE single. also large double
S5. Sc, excellent transportation 1898
Perry.
GENTLEMEN share room excellent
/ transportation centrally located white.
Gail MA 1860.
ROOM for one or. persons. privileges
Victoria Sedoi5rek 1884 Prairie.
VAN DYKE. 1O47 tNear jefferson -
Comfortable room for gentleman s.
desirable neighborhood
COLORED-Furnished room for working
I couple. kitchen privileges, excellent tran
portation. % Harmon.
COLORED-Furnished room. 1902 W
Grand Blvd. TY $500.
OLORED-Furnished roomI good trans
portatiOn. TO s-0763.
COLORED-Lsrge steam heated room
with twin beds. for tw0 sober gentle
men in Christian home; good trAnspor-
tation. TR 2-40T2
COLORED-Neat room for gentleman
conveniently located must b. neat. re-
spectacle and reliable. MA 2625.
COLORED-Room for rent couple only
IN Christian home. modern Phone Fl
7166.
COLORED-sinrle and double rooms,
quiet gentleman. good transportation.
Temple 2-ls50
COLORED warm. comfortable room for
gentleman TR 2-77lO.
CoLoRED = 1891 Cameron sleeping
4..Is
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
HOTELS

HOTEL PARADIsE-Colored. RcomS by
day. week. 7l0 Madison. CT 1886.
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 213O Cass at
Columbia. Rates 81 UP per day.
MuRRY HALL hotei rooms. double and
single. Daily rates. 81 and Sl.50.
E00n 7ffVN
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Furniture. Household Goods

a BARGAIN 49, innerSpnng mattresses
Any size Samples, Sl7. Mitchell Furni-
] tlrp Co 1000 CratiOt
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

JONES 1929 fnoar Michigan and
Fifth --Tworoom furnished apartment
linen and laundry supplied 50 UP per
week Inquire apartment 8
WHITE--3 or s-room unfurnishcd apart
rnenf. veteran wife and ctild north
west section preferred S25 reward UN
i-1nlS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
RADIO SERVICE

A BETTER JOB is our guarantee.
quicker service IS our motto. any make
radio or photograph repaired. parts for
all makes l4flo f. jeff LIE 1855.
ALL MAKES including parts, tubes. last
models. $3.50. guaranteed. Tyler
6-GO36.
ALL makes repaired. home calls, work
fGSra s. years experience. LIE 56ss.
ALL makes repaired. wk guar N T.
section W, NJ Rouse. Pl o569.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
income Bungalows for Sale

HOUsTON. i2aso A. Grstio' Brick.
Eve rooms down four up ncN steam
furnace side d'tye lafre Iot ACME
REAL ESTATE s3O3 GRATIOT.
PLAZA 9ST5
LCNGNItW lI0ip.-t1aue 3 down.
up 2-Caf lafheP. SIDE f.ltr. rent down
S45 pr month SrfEUGp REALTY
CO 2Z21a Grafi1i Phone R0seulie
siT5.
IUA'pKlN 1885 SIS 200 2.famly
double l8t. excellent CnlGllln. Immc-
diafr possession o. 06Of
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Business Opportunities Wanted

ESTABLISHED firm desires TO purchase
or lease from 900 20 3 900 square
feet. cement first floor preferred with
no basement y G current district
preferred Call RA 1876
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
CALL TY 1894
TILE AND WALL TILE

al TILE WORK nes arc repairing
free efIra'r Gail Iv 244q
ulf vlr ts+Huu cr Kitchen need
ulr Frs. es-He't IN 4-l5c2.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
WANTED-MACHINERY
SENLRAL
DETROIT EDISON
APIS. FOR RENT-rurnished

VETERAN and business wife dcsirc
small furnished apartment best chsrec-
ter references, east SIDE Cadillac O753.
2 10 5 after g Arlington 500.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
ELMER CLARK

We SOLD OVER 7 MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or HOMES LAST YEAR .
STRASBURG- z and MNr
East bedrooms dlueite tie fea-
tlIsS screens and storm windows
Venetian blinds, garage corner l0f
all IN hne condition
TURNER WILSON Il SPARKS
1884 T. 5 MILE PRospec, 1895
TELEGRAPH-JOY RID SEC
Only 81 500. bedrooms bot water
heat, large lot nice surroundings Cali
NJ Trafge IN I-12nO
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
VACANT LOTS roR sALE

BUY sad Owned pf0pcrilrs Soc yPpf
real estate brqkr
NOENART ut T-NIc Road Fast--Lot
85NiO5 fglf private reurr TWiubrJok
2-1-54
SOUTHEAST corner Van Dyzc-iiilisdale
approximately .1 Sl.100 cashA Nd
Nichols iNst h,ae. east ~ Van Dghe.
i1Ogl so viii aaCIl.c 40 $40 pet
fnoi Wcstminsftf. NLr-Van Dyte sec
iian-f lots A0vl2O eachl zoo Improve
merits siarNairsA tfwei \ water faS.
$500 each Close oNat,. g727 canpf.
lQVusend NJ -os
VAN DYTgF rad. a.1ts Narh EwAi
p, ad-s AVvss a hatGaiu $40 per 70.
lngE4 Van Dvffl Broker. RI sOZ2 .f
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
GAS HEAT

Installed IN YOU p1eserf furnace am
automatic controls immediate i1us..a.
fiOn. Pre- estimates @ M lwrffse
a c., 1875 Nars Njagsfs 2g00
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
st. Lukes-Mckenzie High

New Col0niais bedrooms gas neat.
fireplace. See agent a. s2O3 Wisconsin.
south % Joy Rd. tonight.
UNITY CONSTRUCTION no 35Gs
STOEPEL lbe33
T-rm brickote garage 40 Dor 80 600.
81 500 du Call Mr peunh tf. 1900.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Woodward-S Mile Sec.

Groom single, 3 rooms down Up.
hot air heat. 2-car gar sacrifice az
Sc 600 terms. Owner leaving city Call
Mr. Jershy, UN 3-77O0.
II A ~ n A ~
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

COLORED--Near 7 Milo Ryan Beau.
tiful large 6-rodm house fun diuiuc
room. plus dinttte. storm window
venetian blinds 2-cat rafare near
schools shopping. bus. Pun price
sc 500.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

COLGIED 80 -pf-a-i--si.- f-s-----r- htirr.
ggloR steam st0ker iriek0'c lagncty
tubs garages IL is lige new. 50 ooo
down
CASCr fvANHOE 7ses
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
EDUCATIONAL
The Business Institute
WHERE TO DINE
EAT AT SHORES
1890 WEST WARREN
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

BEGINNERS can learn IN five hours
any ballroom dance. Tree studios 4l09
Woodward
BE INVITED 70 all the best parties.
never lonely always n demand All
popular dance steps taught Talented
teachers strictly private lessons. Special
course, 81 so. Free trial lesson with
each interview. Call for appointment
Open 10 a. m. 20 10 p m. Hollywood
TY 2-hQT2
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A-A-i CASH deal We buy property f0r
c0i1tcd S'fEDLEY 4fG East Warren.
TE 1892
a CASH "a hours scrvioc "a vesfs
east sidc rctfoC pL 1880.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
RUMMAGE SALE

Clothing for the whole rmily. shoes
dishes, household utensils. niCknacks
for the home. furniture OF all kinds
books, toys daily 20 8. Sundays 10
10 g. lO42l Grand River
Ad-daleel., 1946-02-27

et j. ~ ~ U.s.
IL, t5,eJ ,sA W. =,
~,~&-s
Ad-daleel., 1946-02-27

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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-13
EntertainS Class
At B and H Cafe

On July 7, Mrs. Minnie Dri-
yer, teacher of the Delaney
Bible Glass of Ebenezer Baptist
Church, Rev. w. S. Ravenell,
pastor, entertained the mem
bers at the B and H Cafe, sit
uated at the corner Of Ire
mont and Cambridge SITS. This
is the eating place operated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard and Mr..
and Mrs. House, members of
Ebenezer.
A most tasty repast was SER
we'd with the following special
guests: Rev. and Mrs. Raven
ell, little Miss Elizabeth and
Master William Jr. (Billie) Mrs
Addie Smith, Mrs. Mary Hib-
Ter, Clifford Price and Harry
Driver. Glass members present
included Mesdames B. Brown,
Bertha Young, Mary Hibler,
Sally Garrett, G. A. Armstrong,
Martha Green, Addie Parker,
N. Slaymon, Amy Poor, Mar
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