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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Sl79.5o 5-pe Northern Maple Bed
room Suite Large dresser, chest,
miftor na1, ''e 'e--- 'o0'e o"o p'''s-s'o', siss.
Sll9 Ape. Maple Bedroom Suite.
dresser, chest, full size bed, mirror ply.
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Naval Hospital are to attend as
guests OF the USO Club.
Brig. Gen. Albert 1. Cox, past
chairman of the Advisory Board,
Is dinner committee chairman, and
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty is chair
man of patrons and tickets.
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ana OfncerS OF
the organization
tomorrow night
a t t h e NJ a "
flower Hotel.
Chief Justice
Vinson will pre-
side and Lord
Inyerchapel, the
British Ambas-
sador. will in
trod u e Gen..
Orsborn. H. Cliff
ford B a n 6 S,
chairman of the
Advisory Board,
said the approx
;,,,otoIx, Enn nav
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imately 500 per- Gen. orsborn
sons at the dinner will include Dip
lomatic representatives from the 38
nations in which the Salvation
Army operates.
Disabled veterans from Walter
Reed Hospital and the Bethesda
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INotubIes Will Attend
Dinner for Gen. Orsborn

Gen. Albert orsborn, Interna-
tional Leader of the Salvation
Army, will be. guest at a dinner
sponsored by the Advisory Board
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Mclean League to Elect

Officers will be elected at meet
ing of the Mclean School and Civic
League at pm Wednesday, in the
! Parish Hall in Mclean.
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Nine Condemned in Triul
OF French Informer
By the Associated Press

LILLE, France, Dec. Mime per-
sons were condemned to death and
Is others sentenced to hard labor
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

SUBURBAN SALE-AAAkYLANO
TAKOMA PARK-b-rm. frame BUNGALOW,
newly painted. complete basement. OIL hest;
priced to sell. McCAULEY REALTY CO.,
SH. 6412, SH 84SS. -S
IL LOVELY HOMES now offered in Be-
thesda, near transp., schools and shop
ping brick constr. with slate roof; liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rn., kit. stove, refgr.,
3 bedrms, screened concrete side porch,
fun bsint oil heat; attractive financing.
5000. GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO. %
SILVER SPRING. -rm.. English Colonial
brick, North Woodside: 1st a. consists Of
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace, lge. din. rm.
with crystal chandelier and full wall mir
ror. stove and refgr, den with outside
entrance, full tiled bath: End a. has 3
cedar closet; stairway to attic; 2 inclosed
porches, L ea. f.; full bsmt. with recr.
rm., built-in bar, workshop. full bath,
o.a.-c, heat, built-in gar; lge. handicapped
grounds; owner leaving city, must SELL
Powers, 81. 5000. GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.
RIGGS RD.-7-rm.. 2-story frame yrs,
old: liv. rm. with fireplace. den. lge. din.
full bsmt.,. oh.-w. heat; 1-acre lot; det.
gar: insulated, storm windows excel
eond; Patton, 81. 3002. GEO. H. Will
LIAMS CO -
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

REFINED FAMILY, professional parents.
continue to seek furnished or unfurnishec
house or apt. in suburbs. For any period
occupancy, lease preferred; best local in.
cluding bank refs: bond furnished u
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.

LADY, 35-45. to share Broom brick
bungalow with another lady (owner);
references: permanently employed. UN
II b3 after 6:l5 pm. %
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NEAR WoODFIELD-Semibu seven
rooms and bath. full basement, hot-water
heat; acre Of land; possession about 30
Damascus section-5-room bungalow,
electricity only improvement; N acre land;
hard road frontage; possession at settle
i daitSersburg-one Of the best sections,
2 stories, six rooms, hardwood floors and
hot-water heat; owners leaving the city,
can have possession at settlement; price
clarksburs~6 acres, improved. with a
1ssFIsss sas psntys yss5SS 81 at
Route S40wSman bungalow. electricity;
"a acre OF land; $4,000,
large gear os only
washington Grove stories. 9 rooms
sftehen he seeps with ali % mprovements. open IRE
place, large lot, double garage, facing on
the most attractive. street in washington
SI s loan Of S5,Ioo, ~. payable p $45 month
"; owners leaving for Wisconsin. posses
sliced fi9e csa ss.sSe. Se had almost immediately
Nine miles from Frederick on Route
u. near the village Of Lewistoyni mo mod d.
sea SarsWood oors os 81
small orchard. several kinds of fruit trees,
meathouse, chicken house, pig pen and 8
Seaut FL view Of the Country
II you are willing to go this far out 1t is
worth looking over. Price is $4,000 and
would be hard to match 1T this side OF
Route a4o-Large house, II rooms and
8 baths: sl1;;oooi FRED ,; SusHMA.N'
EfIf BRfck ss9 sySgSio% aPsn sSsay Berwyn-b rms
a9d sSdd tile bath sns partly @
Rshe Wish Matco1M. 2s5 nj ia: Dsss.'' Ssss. s0iS'
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SUBURBAN RENr--viRcINIA.

500 NO.. 9th ST.-Immedfate possession,
Groom bungalow. completely decorated Inc
side and out
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WANT A BRICKe-1D bedrms.. / fun
area: area fireplace. slate roof. copper plumb
ing, oil h.-w.h.. att. garage, 75-ft. 'front.'
built-in garage. oil h,-wh., 75xl35 lot.
(3l rms, bath on each mr. oil
h.-w.h., fireplace. att. garage, SIT 500.
(4) rms, bath. rec. rm., S16.450.
Isl rms, bath, fireplace, S13,950.
f6l 5-rm. bath bungaIows, fireplace,
S10,&50. For details call PROVIDENCE
REALTY, Ak 3343. Is
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49, SOCIETY
GNky1sA7 By PATRICIA X PHONE 535
WOn,an's Auxiliary Of St. PaltPs
Church Named Officers Monday

The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church met at
the home of Mrs, Gloriana Bayly
for their monthly meeting on
Monday afternoon. aKs.e
The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. Milton Sawyer, president,
with devotionals being led by
Miss Jennie Seymore. Mrs. Jas.
MacConnell read the minutes of
the last meeting in the absence
Of Mrs. Joe Laid, secretary.
Election of officers took place
at this meeting and officers elect
cd for the coming year were: Mrs.
Joe Laid, president; Miss Jennie
Seymore. vice president; Mrs.
Milton Sawyer, secretary; Mrs.
Albert DiNegro, treasurer; Mrs.
James MacConnell, educational
secretary; United Thank Offering
custodian, Mrs. G.. Bayly; supply
secretary, Mrs. C. Sweeting;
Christian Social Relations, Miss
Grace Kemp; Promotion chair
man, Mrs. Clarence Allshouse;
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- .''H1 tlI.I .1IlINW -o-.--
Louis Armstrong
Here Saturday. Z.

4crLouis "Satchmo"' Armstrong,
worlds highest paid colored rnu-
stefan, trumpet player extraordi-
nary and now acclaimed as the
international Trumpet King of
Swing, makes a personal ap-
pearance with his Senensational
orchestra on March Is at the
Imperial Cafe on Whitehead
street.
His majesty, the kingpin of
them all and now universally rec
ognized the greatest jazz dazzler
of all time, brings his entire must
cal aggregation intact, with a gal
axy of Swing" stars including
his sensational vocalists, Gary
Crawford and Velma Middleton.
Louis Armstrong was seen a
srshort o mitaiogen "a ....
short time ago in Coin Places
in which he was co-starred with
Dick Powell and Anita Louise
and then latest is Cabin in the
Sky" for Metro, GoldWyn Mayer
and jam Session" for Columbia.
'Ol Satchelmouth is a sizzling
trumpet man if there ever was
one and he assembled the finest
array of swingsters possible. Not
only will Armstrong have Velma
Middleton there, but in his banC
will be found the musical stal
Joe Garland and other names Of
note in the music world.
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Scouts Plan
Celebration.
= :. ; : IL

q.
Boy Scout Troop No. So Of Key
West will celebrate Anniversary
Night on Friday, March 8 at the
St. Paups. Parrish Hall it has been
announced. ,,'.,. '''!
This event will mark the tenth
anniversary of Rotary Club spon-
sorship of the troop. 1t is estimat-
ed that $50 boys have enjoyed
scouting experiences in the troop
since it was first organized by
the Rotary Club with Victor Lar
sen as scoutmaster. Milton Saw
yer. Ray AtWell, and Archie Pot
ter have also served as scoutmas-
tiers of the troop in its ten years
of scouting.
The main event of the program
for the evening will be the pres
entation of the 1916 Troop Char
ter from the National Headquar-
tiers of the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea to Jeff knight, Jr., chairman
of the Troop Committee, repre-
senting the sponsoring institution,
the Rotary Club. All members
of the Troop Committee which
hfhdes Chairman Knight, Will
lam w. Demeritt and Allan B.
Cleafe,i Jr., will Represented with
their new registration cards at
this time. ANY former member
or leader Of the troop is well
coined to attend.
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P ersonnel From
Navy Yard Will
Back Red Cross
SERVICEMEN AND CIVILIAN
WORKERS REALIZE TRUE
WORK DONE BY RED CROSS
IN WAR EFFORT

That the Base Commander
should be especially interested in
this Yards going over the top in
the Red Cross Drive is most un-
derstandable.
The great worth of the Amefi-
can Reds Cross has become more
obvious as the peace develops
Our returning fighting men and
their families have given testi2
mony of its ministrations.
Now that the holocaust Of war
is past andTemainS sad, heart
rendering memory, the Red Cross
turns its services of mercy to-
wards the care and welfare of our
servicemen and their families.
Their current slogan is we'll to be
remembered, ''The War Is Never
Ended For The Red Cross"
|, AS part of its permanent work
in peacetime, the Red Cross is
the instrument of rescue when
flood, earthquake and fire de-
vastate parts of our country, the
residents of Key West and Yard
workers being acutely aware of
its services Of mercy during the
past hurricanes.
Too much emphasis cannot be
placed upon the splendid assist
ance being given today on the
home front to families of men
who fought abroad. Upon the Red
Cross has fallen the burden of
men who fought abroad. Upon
the Red Cross has fallen the bur-
den of caring for destitute famil
les of men who have fallen in
battle or have been reported
missing. Then sending Of welfare
packages of food, clothing and
medical supplies. the care and re-
hahilitation of ex-Gervicemen and
their families until they get on
their feet again, are other shining
examples of Red Cross work in
relieving human suffering.
Present whenever our brave
men fought and wherever the cry
of suffering humanity is great
est. the Red Cross is on hand to
lend much needed. assistance.
Whether on the battleficIds Of
Europe. or in the Jap-debauchcd
cities of China, or today recon-
verting and consoling war-torn
land, the striker multitudes be-
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City Turned Down By County
On $1,000 Recreation Request

lit declared that he disagreed
with the expressed thought that
the county should not contribute
to the recreation fund because of
monies needed for Keys projects.
He stated that 81 percent of the
population of Monroe county is
here in Key West.
City Welfare Director and Rec
reation Division Director Dwight
Hunter this morning said his de-
partmeH had made numerous
trips to. the county asking for the
required funds and that on sew
eral occasions they were advised
that the donation Would be con.
sidered after certain monies were
made available to- the county.
When. the monies were made
available, the recreation graft
was not forthcoming.
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Request of City Manager Dave
King to the county commission
for $4,000 for recreational purpos
es in the city was unanimously
refused last night at a meeting
of the county commission.
When the commission decided
not to make the grant, Manager
King remarked, That means a
bigss mo-. and Chairman w. A.
Parrish replied sYes, a big no"
Mrs. Roy Dulien, Mrs. Dan Ma
varro and MRS. Emily Goddard,
represehting the Key West Wome
ans Club. asked the county conf.
mission if it would request State
Comptroller j. Ne Lee if the
county budget could be amended
to grant the loan, and, when the
request was put to vote, four of
the five commissioners agreed to
instruct the county adviser TO
write Mr.. Lee about the request.
City Fathers Discuss Matter
City commission last night went
on record as 'regretting the I'M
cooperative attitude" of the coun-
ty commission in denying City
Manager Dave King $4,000 to help
carry on the recreation program.
Mr.. King, in addressing the city
commission, said that he thought
he could 'scrape up" the money
of the city commission later on in
the year allowed him specifically
to transfer certain savings from
one fund to the recreation fund.
City Attorney Lancelot Lester
said this could be done legally
and even the entire budget in
creased because of savings. *
Commissioner CafbDnell saf1
that he regretted Very much to
see the county. take an uncoops
erative attitude. Mayor ~Demer-
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church periodical secretary, Mrs
Ralph Russell. trl '' a
Mrs. Glorianna Bayly, educa-
tional secretary, introduced Mrs
C. NJ. Wasse1l, wife. Of famous
DR.. Wassell who gave very in
teresting and inspiring talk on
China and rebuilding of our
churches and schools in that
country, which was very much
enjoyed by ALE
Delicious refreshments were
served after the business session
Those attending were:
Mesdames Harry Baker, Lille
Kemp, Russell Hyman, Milton
Sawyer, John Sawyer, Gloriana
Bayly, Myrtland Gates, Ralph
Pinder, Susan Gardner, Susan
Avery, Ralph Russell, James
Mcdonnell, Elizabeth jackson,
Glenwood Sweeting, Ellen Tynes,
Jeff Knight, Clarence Allshouse;
Misses Jennie Seymour, Leila Pit
cher, Mary Mac Connell and
guests Mrs. George Bartlum,
Mrs. c. M. Wasse11..
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Scout Leaders
n 4
EtpCESaIfops 1qe toG.

I 'pS }tiV U77fTETUffcf SytfnCCI,.
The Troop Leaders Council, Joi
Boy Scout Troop No. So held &
special tft1eetii1gpFfiday night, al
the Scott Hall after the regular
troop meeting. Six Junior leaders
and two senior officers were
present.
The meeting was called to elect
several new officers for the troop
Patrol Leader Vincent Molina OF
the Fox Patrol was elevated to
the rank of Senior Patrol Leader
to replace Eagle Scout Arthur
Boza, who was recently promoted
to the rank of Assistant Scout
master Molina has been in the
troop for three years. Other new
officers elected by the council
were Armando Ramirez, quarter
master; and Leonard Salazar
librarian
pc Another meeting of all troop
officers hasIbeeri called for Mon
day night at the troop meeting
place beginning at tbs O'Clock
before the Board of Review. All
officers abS asked, to- attend for
some very important matters are
to come ZIP for consideration.
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knights Haze
Returned Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe G.. Knight
returned yesterday from Chatta-
noga, Tenn, where they went
to visit their son, Lieutenant Joe
w. knight, who had just COM
pleted a course in the adjutant
generals office.
Lieutenant Knight will leave
shortly for Kearns, Utah, to
await orders for his assignment
somewhere in the Pacific. Mrs.
knight and children, Mary Lou
and Joe, Jr., accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Joe C. Knight to Key
West, and will reside with the
younger Mrs. Knights parents at
Tbs Ashe, street, #
On returning home, Mr.. and
Mrs. KNIGHT found their son, Her
man NJ. Knight, who had arrived
from Lake Charles, La, during
their absence. He is a first-class
quartermaster on the LST-792
which will be decommissioned
shortly after his return to Lake
Charles on March 10. He will
continue in the service and will
be reassigned at Lake Charles.
Quartermaster Knight served
in the Pacific one and one-halt
years. and his ship participated
in the invasion of Two lima and
Okinawa. At the latter place the
LST1792 was struck by IL shells
above the waterline, but nobody
aboard was injured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Girl Scouts Hike
To Boulevard

Members of Troop 5, Girl
Scouts. met at Wesley House Sat-
urday afternoon to start on a
Hobo Hike up the east side OF
Roosevelt Boulevard.
The girls attracted much atten-
ton In their hobo attire, with
their lunches wrapped in colorful
bandannas, tied to the end of a
stick and carried over their
shoulders.
The roasting of wieners and
tasty marshmellows added 10
their enjoyment and fun when
time came to eat. . -t.. ~.
With the coming of night, the
girls made their way back to their
homes, each expressing a desire
10 60 on more of these hikes. w..
Those taking part were:
Jean Bonner. Margaret Saw
ger. Carol Henning, Norma Lee
Ranks, Sally Ann Goss, CAROLYN
Dawson, Maxine Miller, Char.
lotte Harris, Francis Meggs. Bet
~ Davis. Helen Sarbey, Dorothy
Ann Weaver, Anne Yates, Else
Lee Thompson, Helen Mcdonald
Yvonne McCardle, Dora Mae Hop.
kins, Antje Goldman, Gale Cur.
~. Ferol Conner, Ottilee Aguer.
70. Faydette Thompson, Mrs. Mel!
Saunders and Mrs. Lee Thomp.
son. the latter two leaders of the
girls
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hold the familiar sign of the Rec
Cross. ell~..,-:. .'- -
Is it any wonder. that, this
greatest of all ministers of mercy
in wartime should be, even more
appealing to us with particular
force in this present period Of
our history?'0u d: Il, ~ ~
The Red Cross has become 3
source of pride to all Americans
1t exemplifies the fine, tradition
al spirit of American compassion
and helpfulness The magnificent
services it. now carries on in al
leviating the suffering, bred as
the result of this world, confliti
demands our whelehearted1 SIP /
port. II - 1H.,t'ft,
We must support it with the
same enthusiasm we have dis
played in buying War and Saw
ings Bonds and in contributing
to the Community Chest. In times
like the present all such activities
are in the same class and cate
CORY.
Be generous with your contri
butions-won't you? Thanks!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Louis Dion Here
On Leave

Louis Dion is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dion, at
5l2 Simonton street, on a leave
Of absence from the Army.
Mr.. Dion is now a staff sergeant
IN ten months in the army. He
is at the Separation Center at
Fort Dix, N. ].
He is married and has two chill
dren. Mary Ann, IS, and Shirley
Louise, l2..ii!fiis Wffe'sN name is
Mary AhseiaN lUfoD guq qaoFr.
Before being called into tile
fray, Mr.. Dion was assistant
housing manager of the Federal
Public Housing Authority of Elk
ton, Maryland, a war housing
project.
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City To Charge County For
Fire Calls Outside Limits

City Manager King informed
the county commission last night
that the city hereafter will charge
the county $50 every time the
Key West Fire Department goes
beyond the city limits to fight
a blaze and an additional $50 for
every hour the department re-
mains outside the limits on such
a mission.
The commission voted to pay
the charge, but Immediately
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Snyder-Gray
Judge Here

The Honorable Edgar F. Hazel,
ton and Mrs. Hazelton are spend
ing months vacation in Key
West, staying at the Post Office
Inn. {&p ~. ,yg. ,,o..,
Mr. Hazeltonf. is known
throughout the3eountry as a IA
mohs judge and he made the de-
.cision on the notorious Snyder
Gray murder case.
EThe NHazeltons are from Hunt
ll1S.VYhIY 4st.lAaanAn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
I'D. E. Martinez
Discharged

Domingo E. Martinez, seaman
first class. United States Navy,
who resides at GLIB Garfield Lane
in this city, was given his re-
lease from the Naval Service re-
Gently at the Jacksonville Sepa-
ration Center along with large
number of other Florida resi-
dents.
All of those given their dis
charge are now returning to their
homes. "a 'git"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
UDC Daughters
To Assemble

There will be a meeting of
Stephen r. Mallory Chapter
United Daughters of Confedera-
cy, held tomorrow afternoon, be-
ginning at 4::30 o'clock, at the home
of Mrs. Ross G. Sawyer, 1921
Pearl street.
All members of the organiza-
ton are requested to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Miss OIafsenrI TOC.sc5Tl
Wed Mr.. Kn'o1,tlesI

Mrs. Ragnhild Josephine Olaf
son announces the engagement
and approaching marriage of her
Daughter, Miss Doris Margaret
TO Chester Theodore Kn6Wles
Wfdding wdni take PLACE, ,Satur-
day afternoon at five O'clock al
First Methodist Church.! *
Miss Olafsen is from Brooklyn,
~ Y. Mr.. Knowles is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Knowles
Of Duncan street.
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adopted motion unanimously
to charge the city $50 month
rent for the building that is occu-
pied by the No. 3 engine COM
pany.
1t wasexplained that the build
ing, since its occupancy, had been
rent-free, but that rent hereafter
will be paid as a result of the
commissioners agreeing to pay
for services of the .firenlen sout-
side the limits of the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
Social Calendar

WEDNESDAY
Bridge Club, Officers Club,
Whitehead and United Sts.,
800 pm.
X X X
THURSDAY
Ladies Auxiliary, Municipal
Hospital. 200 pm.
X 4 X
FRIDAY
Eastern Star Meeting and Ban
quet, $50 pm, La Concha
Hotel.
Girl Scouts, Troop 4, 400 pm,
st. Pauls Parish Hall.
r X X
SATURDAY
Brownie Meeting, 1000 am
Fleming Street Methodist
Church Annex. {
X sEs M J
MONDAY Wy
Key West Players 500. p.mN
Barn !TheateT as sssksb n Es
Poinciana EIefiehtaryf PsE 81. Ak
v 800 PM School AuditOriula
~, X
TUESDAY
Room Mothers. Division Street
School, 200 pm, School Lii
brary.
Everready Star Club, 800 pm.
Division Street School PIT. A.,
800 pm, School Auditorium.
Room Mothers, Jr.-Sr. High
School, 7:30 pm, School
Auditorium.
Junior Woman's Club, 400 pm,
Woman's Clubhouse.
nh "
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Your Lodge Meets

Fern Chapter, OES, End and 4Sh
Fridays of each month, $50
pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Pocahontas Lodge, 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, 7:30 pm, Red Mems
Hall.
Pythian Sisters, 1st and 3rd Mon
days, 7:30 pm, Knights of
PythiaS Hall.
Rebekah, 1st and 3rd Fridays, 7:3{t
pm, Golden Eagle Hall.
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T needs TiSit q.
h@ = uhxwsTl( sos,
Here,

\ 7 - IJtIIIIh. NJ - = ~.
Mrs. Ralph Tweed r and son.
Wesley, are visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Joe johnson of Key West here
and spent last weekend at Pirates
Cove.
The Johnsons have known the
Tweeds for eight years. MI.
Tweed is connected with Dole
Valve Company of Chicago in an
executive position.
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GrisiUOIds
Celebrate

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Girls
void have just returned from
Cuba, having spent a week there
in celebration of their third-year
wedding anniversary.
The Griswolds were in Cuba IN
time for the carnival season and
enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
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Mrs. WOIkOff
- 81
To Rest

|. Leaving for Miami today for
a much-needed rest, is Mrs. EN-
ma Wolkolf, wife of the owner of
the Post Office Inn.
Mrs. Wolkoff will return to
Key West on Saturday.
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Niece Visits i,
Mrs. Reynolds

Mrs. Louise Minton and daugn-
Ter are visiting M1H.e .aMinton's
aunt, Mrs. Ida Reynoldsp of laos
Reynolds Street % nrr
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