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audience COnversa ti0iisa14t ssBIitEae 81 sIs \.
Spirit Play Reveals Much mteres.
Contributed

Eavesdropping on conversa-
tions in the audience and out
side of the Barn Theater be-
tween the acts for a couple of
evenings gives a good idea of
what the Key West public likes
about the play Blithe Spirit,
which is having its last perform
ance this evening:
What, you here again? How
many times is this for you?
Three? Well, I'm two up on you.
I've seen it three times here and
twice in New York. / guess we're
both Blithe Spirit addicts."
ell never be able to believe
that that young male lead land
isn't he excellent?) could ever
learn that terrifically heavy, part
in ten days. ). It seems an, al
most impossible task!" veyas
Doesn't Janice White q do a
beautiful job? She does a really
professional job and goodness
how smart and how appropriate
her clothes are. How do you
suppose she ever got two such
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%sSOCLETY
gMI1.O ~ PATRICIA + PHONE s3s
hiss BETTY JO Wilson Weds James
AS. bernard Wheeler Al POinciara

a ausfnl eansilsiigla ecrs.
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ssNnias Aafeh 20. ~ the Pom
e8Ha heNflsf Chufrh united In
~ meeiswk MiNa Betty 10
ns asaMiaRaF "a Mr. and MgE.
Msiam VI Wilson. formerly a
aFwHtef Pa. and Jaules Ber.
HeSa Wheelef. radio technician.
ISL SEE - 81 and Ms. cLas.
= WmNlNf - Toieio. OHIO.
Fhe MNSeFena Waliaee II. smith
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EtHtel.na the cCTemony q pro-
Nasw ~ alaNlsai msisic vac reader
- ~ Ms William al Menees. gi-
@mAt mna 49, Benjamin & Serb.
m malntst Mr.. Scribner san4
ksgst fua Truly" and sun.
aNW 81 Nmaf Smile.
us pNHsflss we're liahtcd bv
Ef#nk NussnN and q q. Lloyd
~ tAe strains ~ Isahenrrins
Hstni Nhmsss Miss Wilson en-
segeH wn lhe arm "a her father,
$50 Navt be- in marriage. Be
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- iNii eenssiahfaa and banked in
m @nA trailing vinca and large
N maaMAs - iiliea. gimsioli aud
asfsiW iaFkMNuf. fhe solemn and
sNe asslsia rinu eefomonv
w peffHnad TO a Wild
MMe ~ Mcdowell. Vas played
mfSlF auFinM the ccFvmuny.
NAm bFsft was lovely in a
So mA aAlii - heaxcnly blue. with
mAilf Rfetssufigs and Shoulder
eNEsNNe az naTslcnia. She carried
= Whsia haana niliic and a real
AmWe hMmsikNfNhirf
Mss haulhy Wilson, sister 90
go nEigip. waa maid 81 honor. and
- enlv sitansiani She wors q
aseaa tf d1satF rIso crepe. with
es8AaMe ~ waite aardenla.
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good looking dresses just alike?
The one in the soft green for the
last scene where she's alive, and
the one exactly like it in gray,
when she's the ghost? That in
itself is uncanny."
"And how do you suppose that
lovely looking Ann Carleton who
takes Elvira's part can say such
completely bewitching things in
such a beautifully musical voice?
it is delightfully."- absurd"
ct is-and don't you love the
way she uses her hands!"
We'll, honestly, I've seen Lit
tie Theater Groups all over the
country and this one ranks with
the best of them. YOU Key
Westers should be very proud of
them" .ai+s ".o.I9H
irr3iieWho's your favoritefs in the
cast? I've. bowling my head off
at Mrs, Ricketts, who plays the
part of the medium. It's a grand
part and it seems to me no one
could do it better. However, I'm
crazy about all of them. I'm
coming again tomorrow night"
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st. PauL's Has
Organ Recital

The fourth organ recital in a
series arranged for Lent will be
given at Saint PauPs Church
this evening beginning at 7:30
p. M, with Charles r. Roberts at
the organ. @T}
Beautiful organ melodies, in
Guiding special arrangements of
familiar and beloved hymns, and
two inspiring vocal selections by
Mrs. James S. Roberts, comprise
the program arranged for pre-
sentation this evening.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
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Social Calendar

WEDNESDAY
Bridge Club, Officers Cluo,
Whitehead and United SITS,
500 pm. Z YTiIid
"Blithe Spirit, 800 pm, Barn
Theater, Duval Street.
X H1' ! "
THURSDAY ii afeBd0ni9 as
Sewing Committee, Key sWest
Hospital, 200 pm.
Fashion Show, Sponsored by
the Jr.-Sr. PIT. A. Room
Mothers. 8 pm, High Scnool
Auditorium.
X X X
FRIDAY
Girl Scouts, Troop 4, st. Paul's
Parish Hall, 400 pm.
Fashion Show, Jr.-Sr. High
School Auditorium.
K X X
SATURDAY
Brownie Meeting, 1000 pm,
Fleming Street Church.
4 X X
TUESDAY
Junior Woman's Club, 800 p.ao.,
Woman's Clubhouse.
Division Street PIT. A., 3:0j
pm, School Auditorium.
Room Mothers of Jr.-Sr. High
q School, 1880 pm, School Audi
s. ,torium. It'll
Room Mothers of Division st.
School, 200 pm, School Ii,
y. hrarY. .gAII o..
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Galaxy Of Stars For Red Cross
Benefit Ball Friday at Raups

from a USo Camp show over
seas; Rosemary and Mango, well
known dance and song team;
and Buddy Barnett with her
novelty songs. Paul Barron
School of the dance will also
perform several numbers. Fea-
turing the enimitable, Paul Bar
ron himself. The remainder Of
the floor show win be announced
later. 81
Entire proceeds OF the ball will
be applied to the Red Gross
Fund and will help Key West to
reach is quota. The ball will be-
gin at 300 o'clock.
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AnNual fxa Cross Ilall win
hela ffhlaY night "A Raouls
fzs un hsaesseif Backward.
Aeufliiaz 81 l.ouie cafboncll,
1855 ehasfmam there will DC
Ass "a Msm8 usllsie and entertain
mNMt ma usnatr Cos the evening
#N - fefni hcd by nob Arm
Nssan9 ana his ufeleslFa with
eNiF t8hfgv DEan a. vocalist.
"a AfmztsssnR maa the winner
Nammg AaFNy'a clarinet con.
ANa faf nany entertainers
aNAlHF palt afe Beverly Kaye.
eMelis aiaMef fcCensly returned
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Catholic USO On DuUaL Street
WILDE Reopened On Friday

The Junior Hostesses of the
Catholic Community Centre met
at the Rectory of st. Mary's Star
of the Sea last night to discuss
plans for the reopening of the
former USO Club at 1921 Duval
street, under Parish auspices, on
April 18th.
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Nuptials
Told

Mr. rand Mrs. Oliveriox Her.
nandez ANNOUNCE the recent mar
riage of theft daughter, Miss
Erundipa penny Hernandez to
Arthur L. Valladares,, Jr.s son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Valladares,
Sr., in Savannah, Georgia, March
l. %
The wedding took place at the
home of the attendants to the
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sig
norelli. The young couple are
now living in Atlanta, Georgia,
where the groom is attending
Georgia Tech College. They will
return to Key West in June up
on completion of his studies.
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Ian b. Clcare, Jr.; Arthur G.
Bliesener, Fred Marvil, and
Charles X. Brown will also at
tend the conference.
The following will represent
the local unit of the Auxiliary:
Mrs. George Skies, President;
Mrs. Ralph Sawyer; Gretna Me-
Claim: Mrs. Paul Wimmenauer;
Mrs. Charles Hort; Mrs. Albert
J. Mills; Mrs. Robert D. Smith;
and Mrs. Allan B. Cleare, Jr.,
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Mrs. James Mcdonnell Speaks
On architecture In Churches

Miss Pitcher served delicious re-
freshments.
Attending the meeting were the
Mesdames John Sawyer, Albert
DiNegro, Glenwood Sweetlng,
Ralph Pinder, Gloriana Bayly,
Louise Grant, Joe Laid, Milton
Sawyer, Emma Ayaia, Ralph Rus
sell, Lille Kemp, James Macon
nell, T. r. Showers, Emerson
Archer, Ellen Tynes and Clarence
AHshouse, and the Misses Nellie
Curry, Jennie Seymour, Maggie
Pierce and Lila Pitcher. iAf -"
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The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church met at
the home of Miss Lila Pitcher on
Monday afternoon for its regular
monthly session.
Reports from various officers of
the Auxiliary were read and de-
votion was led by Mrs. John Saw
yer.
Mrs. James Mcdonnell gave a
very interesting talk and demon
Stration on architectural design
ing of churches.
After conclusion of the meeting
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erine Shirley Hodges, daughter
sofsMr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamil-
ton Hodges to Russell Baker, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Baker of
Key West. "r,
The couple are living at 1872
Fleming street. Mr.. Baker is en-
ployed at the Navy Yard here.
He has been in the army for three
years.
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Assignments were made for
operating the Snack Bar, and
bath house facilities, and to ar
range for program events.
Those present were the Misses
Elayne IAlbury, Ondina Pita,
Sylvia Sanchez, Margaret Mar
kero, q Claudina LaFe, ELISA
Moreno, Hilda CASTILLO.
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A debate will be held Thurs
day morning in the Key West
High School auditorium on this
subject, RESOLVED, That the sew
eral states should enact legisla-
ton to provide a system of COM
plete medical service available to
all citizens at public expense.
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Scottish Rite Temple. The party
will begin at 800 p. M, and all
members and friends are invited.
A fine program, games and re-
freshments are planned for the
occasion. e.,-o-g .n.r.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-03
Key West In
Days Gone By
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF APRIL 3. 1886

Mrs. William R. Warren, who
represents the State Welfare 3D.,
in this district, made an address
Wednesday night in the audit,S-
ium of the West Palm Beach
High School on welfare work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-03
Miss Hodges Weds
Mr.. Baker

Announcement OF a wedding
which took place March 3 in Bal
timore, Maryland, was made to-
day. The marriage united Cath
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.PATRICIA'S1
NOTEBOOK
illlIIlllIIlIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIllIilIIIlII

MR.. and MRS. GEORGE
ARCHER have as their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Archer
and two children, Nell and
George of Atlanta, Georgia and
daughter of Mrs. George Archer.
Mrs. A. T. Sanchez of Tampa,
Florida.
X Xxx
Judge HENRY H. TAYLOR
and Mrs. Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Bohrer of Chi
cago were in the city yesterday
and today for a little fishing
trip. Aboard jake Keys Legion
they hooked nine tarpon and
brought in five medium sized tar
pom.
X X Il
Visiting his wife, Mrs. CLIO
RINA EMMA CARBONE, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. PERCY CUR
RY, on a seven-day leave, is
JOHN CARBONE, USN. Mr.. Car
bone has leave from a former
presidential yacht, which is now
used by Admiral Ingram and is
based at st. Petersburg.
Xxx X
Popular new member of the
legal set is J. Y. PORTER III.
Mr.. Porter who was a lieutenant
in the U. S. Coast Guard, has es-
tablished a legal office and will
shortly open for practice. Serving
in both the Atlantic and Pa
cific, Mr.. Porteriihas, seen much
of the war; He was on a frigate
in the Atlantic and an attack
transport in the Pacific. Sailing
out upon the Pacific for the first
time 1t. Porter asked where was
the escort ships. He was told
that on the Pacific escorts were
rarely given merchant ships. He
has over "a months of sea duty
alone. Mr.. Porter is a graduate
of the University of Florida law
school and has practiced law in
Key West and in government
law in Washington during his
business career.
X X II
MARY JANE TURLEY, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. TUR-
LEY of the Key West Army Bar
racks, has been voted most ca
pable girl in school at Gulf Park
College in Mississippi. She has
high averages in her studies.
~ r \ Ft
Look for another picture of
Mrs. SHIRLEY BOILING as re-.
produced in the Propelican,
Boca Chica's eight-page magazine
size newspaper. She is pictured
as two-gun gal and she is really
curvacious in the picture. Incl
dentally, have never seen such
an array of curves and cuties as
has recently been run in the pa
per there At present a Sweet
heart contest" is, being run and
you should see the gals, from all
over. They will be. reproduced
in The Citizen
< 4 X X
EASTER HOLIDAYS start
next week for the schools. Bun
MES and easter eggs, big choco-
late Easter eggs which make one
sick, plenty of green paper grass
and the wonder of little Dummies
bringing their gifts to little
children once a year.
X X 4
ALVIN P. COSTAR, storekeep-
er first class, whose address is
at Coral Hotel Apartments, has.
been released from the U. S
Naval .Separation Center at Jack
sonviIle, Florida.
A1 VI III
crime Shirley Hodges, daughter
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Telephone Party
Friday Night

A Telephone party is being
given by the Fern Chapter OES,
Friday night, April 5th, at the
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Frank O.. Roberts today an
nounces his candidacy in The
Citizen for the Democratic nomi-
nation for juvenile judge in Mon
roe county.
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chapel, with the Rev. A. B. DIM
mick, of st. Paups Church, of
ficiating.
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Arthur Sawyer Post of the
American Legion viii conduct
bingo games tonight in the Bos-
tone Store building III front of
the Monroe theatre.
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La Casa Marina closed for the
season yesterday, and Manager
Peter Schutt said that the hotel
had operated to capacity the
greater part of the season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John Archer left
this afternoon on a plane for Nil
ami to visit relatives in that city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-03

Robert Davis, IS, died at 400
o'clock this morning. Funeral
services were held at o'clock
this afternoon in the Lopez
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-03

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
promises are easier to assume
than to fulfill but people con-
tinue to make them carelessly."
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MARY JANE TURLEY, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. TUR-
LEY of the Key West Army Bar
racks, has been voted most ca
pable girl in school at Gulf Park
College in Mississippi. She has
high averages in her studies.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20
YuIe Porty Of the
Juvenile Singing
Circle of SNPJ

J 4
The Cleveland Federation of
.SNPJ Lodges will sponsor it's
annual Christmas party on Sat-
urday, Dec. 21. 1t will be held in
the lower hall at the Slovenian
National Home on ST. Clair
Avenue,
The admission ticket will be
rs cents and it will also include
a free supper. Following this,
Santa Claus will distribute gifts
to all the juvenile members
present. -
Music for dancing will be fur
nished by J. Mauer, Of the Spar
tans. Let's all join in and make
this party the happiest occasion
of the yule season. :
-JaeeDhiue TrGtnik, Sec'u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20
U. S. A. Club
YuIe Por+y

An invitation is extended to
all members of the u. S. A..
Youth Club Of Cleveland, to
gather at the home of Rudy
Krall, 1140 E. 1853 Street, to join
in a gala Christmas party to-,
morrow evening, Saturday, Dec.
21st. Your reporter will be
there, catching the latest news
and views, so, how about being
with us at 9 p. M? Music, re-
freshments, ETC., will be plenti-
full, and we can assure you of
having a grand time.
After missing our previous
meeting, member Millie Orenick
arrived at our December 18th
meeting at the SWH a bit late,
but nevertheless, her presence
was greatly appreciated. Well
be looking for you tomorrow
night, Mile! Don't disappoint
us!
Dotty Trebec, our ever hu-
morous gal, has taken over the
responsibilities of former treas
urer Betty Hrovat, who is busy
attending night classes at Spen-
cerian College and is unable to
be with us at our meetings. Our
thanks to Lizzy for the work
performed by her, and our con-
gratulations to Dorothy on her
fine spirit!
Bob, Ed and Ray Novinc
(cousins) have been faithful at
tendants of our meetings in the
past, and have volunteered their
services for our forthcoming
Continued ON page 81
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Nopredek News

The Naprek Lodge No. 1872,
AFU of Euclid, Ohio held it's
annual meeting and social on
Sunday, Dec. 9Th at $3.50 p. m.
and the attendance was very
gratifying, We saw many new
faces at the meeting and we
hope to see them often at our
future meetings. Now the meet
ings have been changed from
every second Sunday of the
month to every second Thursday
of the month. Most of our new
officers are of the younger gen
GRAFTON. I'll
Officers for the coming year
are as follows: John Tanko, Sr.,
president; Joseh Svetin, Jr.,
vice-president; John Cecelic, Sec
retary; Adalyne Cecelic, treas
urer, and Frank Sesek, record
ing secretary. The auditing
board is composed of Edward
Zivkovic, chairman, and Stanley
Pozun and Frank Zivkovic, au-
ditors. Representatives to the
Slovenian Societies Home are
Frank Segulin and Louis Godec.
We progressed very we'll in
membership for the year of 1916
and now with our new officers
and the coming Juvenile Con-
vention, let's see if we can beat
this years mark. With "a little
effort, it can he done! soc:
Our lodge also decided to
donate to the SlovenianNationa
Museum. ~ dc/T Il
Please Note: Our meeting date
has been changed fromzeyery
second Sunday to every second
Thursday of the month at 7:3O
p. m. at the Slovenian Home on
Recher Ave-, Euclid, Ohio.
Please keep this date in mind.
Fraternal regards.
John CeceIc, Sec'y
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"ZARJA" NEWS

Last month on Thanksgiving
Day, "Zarja" again triumphed
when it presented a rich and
varied program before a respon-
sive and appreciative audience
that occupied the whole of the
auditorium on st. Clair. A large
number of the afternoon guests
remained until late in the eve
ming to ningle with the over
flowing crowd that arrived to
take advantage of the dance and
refreshments that were avail
able.
Because our chorus is not as
large as ittcould be and the pres
entation Of a program requires
g tremendous amount of work
it is necessary for us to ask our
friends and sympathizers to help
share in our endeavor so for
this concert it must be many
thanks from 'Zarja" to the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Mulej, Mrs. Brani-
sci, Mrs. Jurman, and Ann KokaI
Continued ON page 81
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EUcLlD VETS CLUB NEWS BITS.
By "IUan p. KotorGc"

2 E.89 ~ -
Golly, Frank, whatever happen
ed to you? You should have seen
her face and / couldn't blame
her, and when frankie gives
anyone a stick of gum especially
her that is something. No hard
feelings, Frank, and / know she
appreciated the gum more than
you'll ever know, but only don't
startle her like that the next
time. Break the news to her
gently when you offer her a
stick of gum.
Brother Pete and Judy Miha-
cic really going to town on those
jitterbug pieces. That's a hill
billy for you. We're still friends
aren't we, Judy? .
Frank Celin just recently dis
charged standing with the stag
line practically all evening. How
come, frankie? Do hope you
had an enjoyable evening.
Ray Collie motioning away
with his hands trying to tell or
explain something to a pretty
gal in yellow and black stripe.
! Who was she, Ray? And did you
get the point across to her? You
tried pretty hard.
Molly Tomarsic coming in
with a handsome stranger she
claims lives on the West side.
, Know how to pick them, huh,
Molly?
Bill Andras, my buddy at
Thompson Products, unable to
locate Recher Avenue, but final
| ly stumbled across it. Good,
Bill. Glad to see you there.
George Kraincic throwing poor
Eleanor Celin out as they were
dancing. Have a little mercy on
the POOR gals, Kraincic?
F. Mocnik and F. Stopar tic
ket collectors, having a smile for
everyone coming in.
Saw Mr.. Henikman but not the
Mrs. She was there, wasn't she,
Joe?
Who is this certain gal in
Chicago that Milan Modic is al
ways talking about? Could her
name be Mary Milan? That's
what I all done heard!
Lucille Wutchitt staring her
! Continued ON page 81
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Flofdoy Dance
at SkH

Spartans Lodge No. SIG SNIP
lis sponsoring a holiday dance
at the Slovene National Home,
6417 st. Clair Avenue tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock with music by
the ever-popular Johnny Vad-
nal's Orchestra. The usual re.
freshments will be served.
Results of elections held at
the last meeting, for officers for
the coming year are as follows
President Charles Roman; Vice
President Stan Stokel; Treas.
.urer Joyce Gorshe, Secretary
Ann Opeka, Recording Secre-
tary Dorothy Lucia.
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IA
Another great dance has come
and gone and / must say this
one was surely d bang. The
orchestra was none other than
Johnnie Vadnal and his Rhythm
Masters. You did a grand job,
fellows. The crowd was perfect,
4 little crowded, but no one
seemed to notice for everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves
tremendously.
Surprises were in store all
during the evening, such as any
one wearing brown shoes to go
to the ticket office for 81 worth
Of refreshment tickets. Lillian
Kinkopf made a mad dash there
knocking almost everyone over,
well she got there anyhow
Eleanor Krajniak received a
Beautiful corsage Of white and
sed carnations for being the. only
one present with shoe laces on
her shoes. Why were you so
bashful to go to the ticket office
and receive your corsage, Ell?
But I see you finally found the
courage.-Jean Gruden also re-
ceived a corsage for wearing a
rhinestone bracelet. Did you
notice how both Jean and Mary
Volk ran to see who'd get there
first? Mary yelling through the
open window Look, look, I've
got one", and Jean pounding
away on the door. Well, Jean
won out, and kept teasing Mary
volk all evening saying MARY,
you want half of it ?" There were
SO many more that 1 can't re-
member them all, but it sure
kept everyone on pins and nee
dies throughout the evening,
wondering if the next thing
they'd mention, would be what
they owned.
Tony Kinkopf and Lois Gockel
arriving with all smiles. How
come, folks And, oh by the way,
did you see that big job parked
in front of the hall Saturday
mite? Well, it's Kinks. Sold
his convertible to his brother
and bought a beauty of a 1912
Buick.-Some car, WOW!
frankie Kosten seen giving
a certain gal a stick of gum
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Officers for Corniolo
Hive 4o3 I. M.

n
At the last meeting Of the
year, the following were elected
to offices for 1947 in the Carni-
ola Hive No. 493 TN: Past Com
mander Mary Bolta, Comman-
der Josephine Stwan, Lieut..
Commander Christine Glavan,
Recording Secretary Julia Bre-
zovar, Financial Secretary Pau
line Debevec. Meetings are held
the first Wednesday Of every
month at the Slovene National
Home, ST. Clair Avenue, Room
No. /, 7:30 p. m.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20

Josephine Trat'ik, Sec'y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20
60. &c: ENGLISH SECTION Dss :, ...
BowIers' Dance

The SNPJ Bowler's Dance
will take place at the Slovenian
Home, 1870 Holmes Avenue
tomorrow evening. Dancing to
the tunes Of Pete Srnick's Or
chestra will begin at 8 p. m. and
last til??? Well be seeing you!
Evening star., 1946-05-21
40 and 8 to Initiate

Voiture No. 934 of the 40 and 8,
Alexandria, will hold an initiation
for As new members Friday night at
Gadsby's Tavern. Elmer E. Payne,
Occoquan, will preside, and F. Clin-
ton Knight, Alexandria, will be in
charge of the ceremony.