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Evening star., 1946-07-24
u. 5. Ships Quit Antwerp

ANTWERP, July "a IP,.-The
American cruisers Houston and
Little Rock and the destroyers War
rington and Perry ended a courtesy
visit to Antwerp today and left for
! Rotterdam.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Congress in Brief

Conferees try to work out COM
promise atomic energy control bill.
Senate:
Takes up compromise OPA revival
bill.
House:
Schedules vote on legislation to
provide changes in bankruptcy pro-
cedures for some railroads; plans
consideration of bill to boost social
security payments.
| Banking Committee resumes hear
ings on Wagner -Ellender-Taf hous-
ing bill.
! Historians estimate that gloves
were in use 5000 years ago.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Saratoga Results
Cloudy and muddy

Cloudy and muddy
FIRST RACEPurse So 500: claiming:
s-year-olds; 512 furlones
Dolly Fac Games $50 210 22o
Ida A. tScottiD 400 ) so
karcissus (Guerinl > az
Time, 1.01is
Also ran-Slsm Bid, Nsneen. Bari.
louisiana Maid. Countess Gal and Lunc 4
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 900: maidens;
5.year-olds and up; furlongs
Elatoush tGuerln) 1880 go 10
Newsprint (Jamesl $50 1 S0
Blood Brother JessopD 80
Time, 1:12+5
~ Also Ean-f Handsome Boy, Guignol,
Elvius, Potomac, AlsigaI Truk Trident,
Sea Wolf, Big Bid, Archer and Junior Kay.
THIRD RAcEPurse, - 600; maidens;
2-year-odS & furlones
Albimel (Atkinson) ll1O $40 41n
Lucky Reward (Guerin) 40 3sO
solater tWoodhouseJ 40
Time, 1:122s.
Also rsn-Column, Dialtone, ership,
RED Devil, Reproduction and Busy Count
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Rockingham Results
Clear and heavy.

CItHI HEAVY
FIRST RACE-Purse 50 800; claiming:
4-year-olds and up; furiongs
Nellie Novice CKeene) $40 $50 26C
Dude fSistol 100 1 6C
Royal Edse tBeasyl 4 %
Time. 1:19is
Also ran-Due Sport. Solar Star, Pacific
Maid, Belco and Good Show.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000: maid
ems; 2-year-olds; 5K furlongs
Air Brakes tHettinger, 1920 500 400
Atomic Wave tChallisl 340 ) sc
Haloma tDa nielsb 2 o(
Time. 1:I31s
Also ran--Donns Royal Buck c. Mac
Fetchit. High Kick, Dillsburg. Count ROYAL
Foxman. Foxwick and Silver Sweep
DAILY Double paid S5140)
Evening star., 1946-07-24
FOR THURSDAY.

| SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81. 900: allow
on turf course
Seventeen Guns 101 Jacahtos - liz
Dockie ll5 Breath Tsker liz
MT Danny --- 112 Icanc ------- los
Wire Quest 11S
Evening star., 1946-07-24

Historians estimate that gloves
were in use 5000 years ago.
Evening star., 1946-07-24

ances; 4-year-olds and upward; ! !. miles.
What A Play 10S Chow ~ lOa
Sky Skipper ia Gay Gino ia
aBaruna Ill aSanta Elisa 1O3
Mount Desert Stable and Mrs
whiting entry
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Rockingham Entries
FOR THUR SpAY.

THIRD RACE-Purse. 50 300; allow
ances; 2year-oldS furlongs
Shlfty Mae 115 xSun DoRgie no
XxQuick Chance III Grouser lis
XShockoe li3 Liberty ANDY 11S
B-Forty-eisht 100
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07
Two Critically Burned In
 Anchorage Fire

ANCHORAGE, Jan. 2 - (P) - William Clements and John Farm CT were critically burned in fire which gutted the back portion of an east side service station. The men were working in the garage at the time the fire, of unknown origin, started.
 The blaze was discovered by patrol car. The police officers found the two men outside the building with burning clothing, and eStinguished the flames. The amount of damage has not been estimated. The business had just been taken over by the new owner on Jan. 1.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07
Seven Narrowly
 Escape Death Tn Anchorage Fires

ANCHORAGE, Jan. r. uP) - Seven children narrowly escaped death or injury in two fires in An chorage Saturday The infant son or daughter of Ralph Peterson's threw some object into an cleo trio heater and started a fire in the two room home. The mother was asleep in the joining room, and was awakened by the chil- drens' cries.
 She snatched her daughter from Inc burning crib and her son from the floor The girl was slightly burned.
 The home was destroyed and five children of James Peffers es- capped from the burning home when fire started from an un- known origin while the parents were away. The house was com pietely destroyed. Firemen were unable to connect with the water extension. The father, is still re covering from a plane crash last October l8, when the plane he pi- ioted, went into Watantiska river.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07
EMERY MARTIN. DISCHARGED. RETURN TO NOME

Emery Martin, son of MT. and Mrs Harold Harper, arrived home Saturday morning with the Pan American, having completed his four years of service in the army, and having been separated at Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash.
 Emery is busy explaining his many decorations for services in several theaters of the war. He was with the l06th and stationed in Rheims, France, during the time of the big bulge, and later with the 23rd Corp of the 7th Army in Germany He was stationed in Frankfort and Lirnburg for six months. His impression of the German people is that they still don't believe that they lost the war Emery has not decided what he will do, but for the present he will stay in NOue.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07
Aussies To Ask USSR For Siberian Lumber

CANBERRA - (Ep - Australia hopes to add to its local timber supplies and what it can import from British Columbia with 1OO,- 100000 feet of lumber from East Siberia in 1946. The Australian cabinet will ask the Soviet to deal for this.
 Before the Pacific war some shipments of pine and hardwood known in the trade of Manchurian oak reached Australia from the lower valley of the Amur River.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07
No AWOMs Nh This School

DU QuOiN, lll.-CP,-A wave of winter influenza and kindred respiratory ills closed many city schools in southern Illinois, but Perry County School Supt.J. Wes- ley Neville boasted only one rural school in the county was forced 10 close. II was at Brush Prairie and the shut down wasn't due to "flu bugs" but, said Neville, its teacher, Miss Dorothy Bauersauchs, suffer cd an attack of the humps.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07
Allies Recognize Austrian Govt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. T. PD - United States formally recognized the government of Austria and ex- pressed the hope that the first ma ton engulfed by Nazi Germany would soon achieve democracy and complete independence.
 Russia, Britain and France joined United States in granting recognition of the Vienna regime, headed by Chancellor Leopold Figl, with President Karl Renner. Recognition doesn't affect the au- thority of the Allied Council which will continue to carry out Allied objectives in Austria"
 Phone Local News to Main l25
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07

war bonds a month although sup porting five children.
 He assessed Sl00 fine, but urged the man not to cash in his bonds. Bring five bonds to court as security and you can have one year to pay the fine" the judge ruled.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07
Bonds Buy Lenience In Federal Court

SALT LAKE CrTY-(P1-Fed- eral District Judge Tillman D. Johnson was inclined to be lenient when he learned the defendant, convicted of stealing tools from an ordnance depot, bought two
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07
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PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER = Room 1 in Nevada Bldg. After
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FOR SALE - 1885 Ford Sedan. Call Army li2Rl from 8 am. to , pm. i-3tp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04

Miami, Florida where several
hundred French sailors were
stationed at the big Alcazar
Hotel, then taken lover by the
Navy. A year later she came to
Key West to 4 act as directrica
and interpreter for the 500
French submarine boys stationed
here. Mademoiseile Mimi says
although she has starred on
Broadway she prefers her work
with the French groups as they
are so appreciative and enthus-
iastic. Already her recent tour
to such bases as Keesler Field,
Miss, Tindall Field, Fla, Tur-
ner Field, Ga, Craig Field, Ala
bema, Orangeburg, S. c., Corpus
Cristi, Texas, ETC.. is bringing
results, not only in her campaign
for Bundles for France, but in
bringing the commanding Off
GERS of two French Divisions to
visit Key West. Mariposa had
hardly returned, when, Sunday,
she entertained the command
ant from Alabama and the cap
tain and his wife from, Orange
/ burg ~ ,a.a ...
Miss Hayes mother, who spent
!, IS years in France and Europe,
accompanied Mariposa on. her
tour. AS a Laurrier of Normandy
she is, also well equipped to
speak French with the boys. and
was an invaluable help to her
in her effort to get people in
terested in sending clothes and
kits of food to- France. - Gus
Both ladies are authors. Mrs.
Hayes is a doctor and has given
us splendid little book on diet
entitled Cat to- Grow Young. p
Mariposa is the author Of the
Hollywood Glamour Cook Book,
while her brother wrote BAHIA
ma Passage, which was filmed
in technicolor starring Made
laine Carol and Sterling Haden.
Her father is a member of the
French government, has receiv-
ed the Legion of Honor for his
services in the last war, while
Miss Hayes was herself decorat-
ed by the commandant of the
French Division of the U. S.
Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04
NANCY ELENA RAMIREZ GIVES PARTY
IN CELEBRATION OF HER BIRTHDAY

Little Nancy Elena Ramirez
celebrated her third birthday
yesterday at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rog-
clio Ramirez at SOC Bahama st.
The occasion was a happy one
for Nancy with the reunion of
her daddy, Cpl. Rogelio Ramirez,
who has just arrived from the
South Pacific, after having serv-
ed with the u. S. rrmed forces
for three and half years, and
her uncle, Pfc. Joseph Ramirez.
who arrived from Saipan. Both
have been honorably discharged
Little Nancy was the recipient
Of many useful gifts. Ice cream
cake and candies were served. .
A nice joyful evening was
spen The prizes were won by
LuciFtia Godinet and Charles
YatA.
Among those present were:
Bolivar Ygnacio Valdez, Dolores
and Jaoueiine Valdez, Cecilia
Olga Lopez, Carlito and Anthony
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04
Ceiling Price Charts
Are Made Available

The Ration Board, on the sec
ond floor of the Postoffice Build
ing. has on hand a supply of OPA
ceiling price charts giving the
various prices on all kinds and
grades of meat. The board will
gladly give these charts i. to the
housewives who will call at its
office. 9 w ~ '
Consumers can use the charts
to check prices every time they
shop and in that way housewives
will know if they are paying the
ceiling prices or are being over
charged.
The proper procedure for any
one to follow when overcharged
was given by the board. Any
housewife charged above ceiling
price for meat should Immediately
notify the Price Control Board
and if she wishes, her name will
not be used in the investigation.
To report overcharges to the
Price Control Board, the house
wife should call phone number
43. All that is necessary is to
tell the clerk exactly what price
was paid, when and where.
If housewives will get a copy
of ceiling price chart on meats
and use it when making purchas-
es they will assist in destroying
the black market, Price Control
Board officials said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04
CHAMBER URGES !
TOURIST NEEDS
CALLS ATTENTION TO Boz
TANTcAL GARDENS AND
YACHT HARBoR 1

Z. Display card for members of
the1 Chamber, of Commerce have
been mailed by Secretary S. G,
Singleton. Z
Mr.. Singleton points out. $Key
West, because bf its natural ao-
vantages, ssltch as are possessed
by no other city in the United,
States, can become the desired
haven offwinter and summer wish
tors; the beloved home of perman-
ent residents, people of the finest
type.
"But when they come we have
not accomplished much unless we
can make them wish to stay"
The secretary then listed the
Botanical Gardens, city-owneh
Garrison Blight yacht anchorage
as desirable projects.
Mr.. Singleton urges that all
solicitors for city projects be re-
ferred to the Chamber of Conn
merce for approval of their
schemes. .,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04
Lawton w. Blanton
Coming To Key West

Byron A. Harrison, district
supervisor of vocational reha-
Utilization in Florida. has sent
The Citizen the following infor-
nation of the coming visit here
of the newly assigned Monroe
county counselor:
The newly assigned counselor
to Key West and Monroe county,
Lawton w. Blanton, district
counselor of vocational rehabili-
tation service, State Department
of Education, will be in your
city from 2 pm. Monday until
II o'clock noon Thursday, jan
uary 10, for the purpose of rem
dering vocational rehabilitation
service to any physically f1andi-
capped. people in Key West, who
may desire and need such serv-
ice.
"Mr. Blanton will make his
headquarters at the office of the
District Welfare Board, 423
Caroline street, while in this
city. Any handicapped person
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04
SOCIAL CALENDAR

FRIDAY
Troop Four Girl Scouts Annual
Election of Officers. 4 pm
st. Paul's Parish Hall.
Key West Players, Barn Thea.
L ter. 800 pm.
4 X i
SUNDAY
Service for Members and
Brownies of Troops 4 and :
at Fleming Street Methodist
Church. 7::30 pm.
- X 4 X
Eastern Star Installation, Scot
fish Rite Temple. 800 pm.
X X X
TUESDAY
Woman's Club Meeting, Won.
ans Clubhouse, Duval Street
Everready Star Club Social.
Junior Woman's Club Bushes:
Meeting.
Junior-Senior High School:
Room Mothers Meeting.
Division Street Schools Room
Mothers Meeting.
Division Street Schools PIT. A
Meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04
FRENCH HOSTESS RETURNS FROM
TOUR ENTERTAINING FRENCH CADETS

Mariposa Hayes, known as
Mademoiselle Mimi, in Key
JWest, has just returned from an
extensive tour of the southeast
ern states where she was raceiv-
ed by the commandant of each
French air force and taken to
/ visit the field. There she viewed
/ flying fortresses and super fort
resses, some which have gone
right into Toxic!
Later she would put on a pro-
gram of French songs for these
homesick lads who gave her a
gala welcome everywhere she
| went! Her visits were a source
of joy to students and officers
far away from their homeland!
Mariposa will be remembered as
the affable hostess and directrice
of the French canteen here, the
Fighting French Foyer, fire.
quently 500 French submarine
sailors and officers in the days
of the Sound School at MOB.
| During this time many gay en-
tertainments were planned -
from Mardi Gras fetes to splend-
lid French plays and even we'd
ding celebrations! There was
never a dull moment at the
French canteen!
Following the European arm
istice the Fighting French Foy-
err which has been a separate
unit under the auspices of the
French government became af-
filiated with the Jackson Square
USO. This was a great factor in
promoting good feeling between
the French and American serv-
icenen. With plans for a per-
manent Naval Air Base here,
French lads are expected in the
near future. Mademoise1le Mimi,
ass senior hostess at the Jack
son Square USO, is available by
request for interpreting for any
member of the armed forces and
for any services to French boats
and their seamen coming to this
port.
Mariposa was born in France
on the north shore, at a Beach
Resort called LIE Touquet, Paris
PLACE. She proved to be an Gin
fan prodigidy" in music and
made a visit to the United
States at the age of five where
she gave a recital at Carnegie
Hall in New York City. She
went to school in Paris. studied
at the Neuilly Conservatory of
Singing and later at the Albert
College of Music in Londone Her
whole life has been devoted to
the stage and she has travelled
extensively over the world with
opera companies. When the war
started she went to the West
Indies to entertain troops and it
was there she started her Can
teen and USO work.
After two years in the French
and British West Indies Miss
Hayes was called to New York
where she reported to the Pro-
visional French government Gun
der Gen. De Gaulle) and there
she signed up as a member OF
the Fighting French. Her first
job was to direct a Foyer II,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04

Frank Rivas, Camille Walterson,
Elizabeth Walterson, Barbara
Walterson.
Claudette Delaney, Jackie De-
laney, Diana Wells, Barbara Rob-
erts, Linda Hancock, Frank We
liz, Jr., Joe Veliz, Wally Veliz,
Diane Key, Jackie Key.
John Cobo, Jr., Divano Castro,
Leticia Castro, Lourder Castro,
Linda Castro, Carol Ann Rivas,
John Rivas, Bob Parks.
Johnnie Vidal, Carmen Vidal,
Christine LaStres,, Edna Lastres,
Ethel Mae Roberts, Geraldine
johnson, Donald Pinder, Jimmy
Pinder, Kenneth Pinder, Lucretia
Godihet.
Mesdames Angel Delgado, Eu-
gene Martinez, G: P. Curry, Har-
old Cruz, Charles Curry, Eric
Gwynh, Singleton, Daniel Lopez
Julio Lopez, Jr., Jack Delaney
ellis, Frank Veliz, John Rivas
Gilmore Park, Pablo Calleja
Carlos Calleja, w. o. Johnson
Enrique Martinez, Anthony Herce
Jr., and Charles S. Maloney.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04


January first for the University
of Miami.
a.. >s 4 Il 4
RETURNING for her senior
| year at Gulfpark College, Gulf
port, Miss, is Miss Mary Jane
Turley, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. r. E. Turley.
X II X
Mr.. AND MRS. N. A. Hill
have been visiting Key West.
Mr.. Hill has just completed a
book Scaled Cruising Around
Florida" This is the Hills third
visit to Key West. Their first
was in 1910. In 1887 they visited
here before going on to Cuba.
Mr. Hill is a well known yacht
broker.
TWO NATIONALLY known
artists are visiting here. Miss
Alice L. Carlisle and Mrs. Ann
l. Striker, both from Connecti-
cut. They are impressed with
the flowers and gorgeous sunsets
in Key West and have been
busily painting and drawing
each day. Shortly they will
leaye for Cuba and Yucatan.
e TX X 4
NEW OFFICERS of the Fern
Chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star will have a public
INSTALLATION Monday night at 6
o'clock, in the Scottish Rite
Temple. 4e
Mrs. Jenny Fac Bervaldi is
the new worthy matron. Other
officers are: Paul Archer, worthy
patron; Mrs. Addie Bayly, asso-
ciate matron; James Sterling,
associate patron; Mrs. Vera
Sterling, secretary; Mrs. Grace
Archer, treasurer; Mrs. Con-
stance Demerritt, conductress;
Miss EdWina Sterling, associate
conductress.
Mrs. Ruby Hyrnan is the new
chaplain, Mrs. Emma Meddlin,
marshall; Mrs. Myrtle Huston,
, organist; Miss Constance Adams,
Adah; Mrs. Julia Brown, Ester;
Mrs, Ruth Cooper, Ruth; Mrs.
: Mary Myers, Martha; Mrs. Macie
] Smith,, Electas; Mrs. Florine
ADAMS, S senti6t:l 1nqp MRS 'HqApn
Johnny Maritime, Recently dis
charged servicernan, and Sue
Bush were married Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock in the bride
groom's home, 1911 Packer street
! by Raymond, Lord, County Judge.
ffKt II 9FF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04
RICE FAMILY LEFT
AFTER VISIT HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde w. Rice and
children, Crosby, Ronnie and Bar
bara. left today for Asheville, N.
c., after spending the holiday
season in Key West with Mrs
Rice's mother, Mrs. Grace Crosby,
on Ashby street.
Mr.. Rice and sons, before 1eav-
ing, stated that they thoroughly
enjoyed the fishing in Key West
waters, and otherwise spent a
very enjoyable stay in the Island
City.
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Barcera, Bebely, Rose, Patsy,
Charles and Alfred Yates, Mary
E, Ramirez, Frances Ramirez,
Robert Garcia, Orlando Lopez,
Anthony and Armando Ramirez,
Nellie Virginia Ramirez, Martha
and Aidee Lopez, Norma, Rene
and Sylvia Machin, Charles,
Benny, Joe and Aida Peaes, Luz
cretia Godinet, Alicia and Yo-
landa Garcia, Patsy and Farland
Gazwech, Dolores and Anolan
Ybarmea, Nickel Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolivar Valdez,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogelio Ramirez,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ramirez,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ramirez,
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Barrera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yates, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Ramirez, Mrs.
Clara 0 ,Machin, Mrs. Joaquin
Godinet, Mrs. Daniel Lopez, Mrs.
Julio Lopez. Mrs. Mercedes Cod
met, Misses Alicia Ramirez,
Celia Gcdinet, Miguel Angel
Ramirez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-04
HOLIDAY MOTIF IN DECORATIONS FOR
MISS CALLEJA'S nth BIRTHDAY PARTY

Surprise birthday party honor
ing Miss Hortense Calleja on the
occasion Of her eleventh birthday
was given by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carlos Calleja, on We'd
nesday at the Red Mems Hall.
Refreshments of ice cream,
cake, sandwiches, coca-cola and
candy were served. Holiday dec
orations of red and green ferns
and flowers was the motif. Miss
Calleja received many lovely and
useful gifts.
In a contest, prizes were won
by Frank Veliz, Jr., Jackie De-
laney and Leticia Castro.
Those present were:
Johnny Calleja, Giselda Cal
LEILA, Margaret Curry, Mario Mar
tinex Brenda Curry, David
Sweeting. Gail Sweeting, Teddy
Key. Joan Key. Donald Richard
son. Hilda Gonzalez.
Ronnie Singleton, Stan w. Sim
gleton, Clark Pinder, Joey Pin
der. Edna Cruz. Donovan Cruz,
Winnie Cruz, Donald Curry, Rich
ard Curry, Edna DeLand, Merle
DeLAnd.
Marylin DeLand, Edith Domin-
guez, Josette Santana, Bobbie
George, Madga Lopez, Haydee
Maria Lopez, Cecilia Lopez, Olga
Lopez. Anthony Herce, .Jr..
Charles Stuart Maloney, Jr.
J0eelyn Maloney, Barbara Finder
Sally Spencer, Bobbie Spencer
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f. SOCIETY
q faIF$I7 By PATRICIA X PHONE 535
MISS JENNIE MAE JOHNSON ENGAGED
TO ENSIGN CECIL EUGENE WORKMAN

AN EVENT of New Years
Eve was the announcement of
engagement of Miss Jennie Mae
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Payson Johnson,
615 Francis street to Ensign
Eugene Workman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph William Work.
man Of Reader and New Mar
tinsville, West Virginia.
The bride-elect is a graduate
Of Key West High School and
the Florida State College for
Women in Tallahassee.
Ensign Workman was tationed
in KEY West at the Naval Oper-
sting Base two years ago. He
is a graduate of Reader High
School and Fairmont State Col
lege in West Virginia. He has
just returned from a tour of
duty in the Pacific and is now
on terminal leave, after which
he will return to his former
position as instructor in the
Magnolia High School in New
Martinsville.
Wedding plans are being made
for early spring. .,a
n X tgE.
THERE WILL BE a service for
the Girl Scouts and Brownies of
troops@4 and 5, Sunday evening
al 7:3e o'clock at the Fleming
Street : MHshodist Church. Mem
bers are 10 meet at the corner
Of Fleming and William streets
al pm.
STUDENTS LEAVING for
college include Miss Betty
Pierce daughter of Mrs. Vivian
Z Pierce, 1921 White street.
During the holidays Miss Pierce
had as her house guest Miss
Joan Wiley from Washington.
Penn, who is her roommate at
Denison College. Granville, Ohio.
Both girls left today.
y \ II
ON FEB. FIRST Miss Connie
CObo. daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Armando Coco, 1900 Whitehead
street. will leave for Barry in
Miami. She has had as her guest
Miss Jean Davis, who is attend
ing Cornell. rs honor of Miss
Davis. a cocktail! party was Civ
en- New Years Eve.
Also leaving for Barry is Miss
Ella Taylor Pintado.
= y X
MISS LAVINIA RICKETTS,,
daughter of Mrs. Robb Row
Ricketts,, 1409 Division, left
~ 4stI
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