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CITY DISBURSEMENTS
In JUNE $1,000 MORE
THAN MONTH'SINCOME
Hut Total Expenditures
Not Amy Higher Than
Municipal Anticipated
Budget

Charles II. Roberts, city finance
director-comptroller. announced
today that disbursements for the
month Of June were $50, $685. in
excess Of receipts for the same
period.
Disbursements totalcd SIS. 686 81
with receipts Of $l6.089.79.
Th0s ih receipts this month did
not average disbursements, total
expenditures 10 date arc not any
higher than anticipated budget
realized receipts.
Total cash balances i'm all
funds at the end Of the month
~ juno were Si72.342.77 from
s2z5 ,03g22 al the beginning of
the month.
iicmizcd receipts and cxpendi-
lures for the month of June are
a. follows:
General Revenue - Receipts.
sl0 2a3.08; disbursements. $31,-
a60.l4.
Sewerage Operating and Main
tenance-Receipts. S8l6.25: dis
buFsemcnts. S2.966.85.
City Hospital-Receipts. S.
3ea.30, disbursements, $9.420.25.
Bond Relunding Receipts,
slha.l3: disbursements. sS9. 1000.
Permanent Rounding Bonds
heceiDis. $3.50; disbursements.
si6.O6OO0.
Interest and Sinking-Receipts,
So SO.
Judgments Special 49, Receipts,
tTf7.
Totals -- Receipts: $l6,939. 70;
disbursements. $50. 68624.
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Radio Reports
All Grew Saved

Radio reports Tpegtved tH-Hs
~ the Kew West Naval Rsss u
dlraird that the ~ Mwnins
Hitch had rCsrurd the entire
crew ~ the schpnns AiIanii
Charter near Trinidad sud vr
proceeding To- the usarf't faaf
with them The e'hunur
British registry. wss gultcd h
fue. but was not sunk
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Apply To We'd

An application for marriage
license was filed yesterday with
County Judge Raymond r. Lord
by Thomas N. Varrelli, 80. of
the Southern Inn. and Mary Mo-
limo. IS. of 92l Southland street.
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Swiss Hospitality
To Be Returned

BERN .-(AP).-The Swiss gov
eminent has dispensed with
frontier formalities for Liechten-
stein residents entering Switzer-
land. The arrangement will be
reciprocal as soon as the Liech-
tcnstcin parliament approves a
Ss-Liechtcnstein agreement.
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Seek DiUOrces

Petisions seeking divorces were
filed with Circuit Court Clerk
Ross c. Sawyer yesterday by
Leonard Hepburn against Colleen
Hepburn, and by Gladys Mae
Burgert against Harold c. Bur-
CERT
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City Registration
Now Underway

All qualified electors desiring
to register for the general city
election on November 4, 1947,
may do so any time before Octo-
Der q, during the hours of 9 to
Il and 2 to 5 at the office of
the city clerk, city hall.
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Dick Erwin OF
PaIatka To Run
For Atty. Gen

PALATKA Fla, July 17.-R.
w. Dick) Erwin, resident attor-
ney for the State Road Depart
ment and former assistant attor-
ney general, stated here today
that he plans to run for attorney
general, and will formally an
nounce his candidacy shortly af-
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TOTAL OF $4SS,356.22 WILL BE
EXPENDED in COUNTY
NEXT YEAR
Final Budget Will Be
Adopted After Public
Hearing Scheduled tor
July 2S

One-half mill reduction in the
tax rate for school purposes Tor
the fiscal year l947 -4B was an
nounced today in a proposed bud
get submitted by Willard M. Al
bury, superintendent of public
instruction for Monroe County.
The proposed budget will BE-
terminated with citizens Of the
county at meeting of the Boafd
of Public Instruction TO be held
on July Is at the court house.
Then the final budget will be
submitted for approval 90 the
State Board of Education.
The millage to be levied Un tha
l947 assessment roll Co produce
the necessary revenues foT Ia
budget for the ensuing year are;
County support and mainten-
ance fund, 4 mills.
District current levy, 4 mills
| District interest and sinking
fund. 2 mills.
School building and bus &C..
serve fund levy. Is mills.
The total of lis mills. Is one
half mill less than what a. wss
last year. This reduction wm
made In the face Of substantial
salary increases granted by the
recent session Of the state legisla
lturc, and other added expense.
tAlbury said.
'1sssYsss pfvfss@Sa wxF~wsasuss -
the next year are listed a.:
Institutional salaries. sst2.a20
Transportation. 81. 0O0
Capital outlay. S32079
Debt service. 50.
Other expenses and reserve.
Sl29,09722.
The total Is S4a8.J56 22
Anticipated receipts are
State and federal fuud..
1886. 768. -
County taxes. $50 g27 G2
School district taxcs. 1897 o.
Other sources. SIS $50 ~
The total b. S4l2.0342t
The reduction IN The rflls
ate Is made in the isr, ff
large lnCrcaSe made in the I'D
aries of teachers. ssid Alhul, e.
day. For exhmplc. e trarff
with a bachelor ~ aria dcl.l.
received last ycar SIM Ntrt
wear she Will get 50 tOp miu
mum.
To TEACHERS With umr r
pericnce We paid a.. TO lat yrBI
Next year they wiil rcrctvr A.
$50 This Is in sccord with Ease
state laws.
The final budget b. suhWtff 2
after the .Iuly - meettna ~ Z pi.p
English. state superintendent u'
schools Tie must approve ~ th#
budget before II treCuHs cffrf
tive
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MEETINGS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VFW To Meet

VFW To Meet
Members of VIEW Post 39ll
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock IN
their club house, Second street
and Flagler avenue.
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CUBA

aon producing wide variety Of fruits and vegetables well
minerals tobacco constitute the principal exports The CAPT.
tai Havana Cuba member Of the Economic and Social Council
and General Assembly the United Nations Her
is DIR. Gulermo Belt white star red triangle
and three blue and two white horizontal stripes equal width
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-17

The Republic Of Cuba, the pearl of the
Antilles" Is 44,164 square miles in area,
with population Of 100000. 1t lies be-
tween the Gulf Of Mexico, the Strait Of
Florida and the Atlantic Ocean in the North.
and the Caribbean Sea in the South. 1t is an
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ABOUT ART EXHIBIT

Editor, The Citizen:
The Benefit Art Exhibit which
was held in st. Mary's Parish
Hall last Sunday afternoon is
an outstanding tribute to the
artists of Key West and the
friends of art who so literally
contributed their talent and
time to this worthy cause.
From analysing the many ia
vorable comments that have
been made about this splendid
exhibit, one is tempted to de-
clare that this was one of the
most successful. displays of art
in the history of Key West. Spe-
cial thanks are given to the two
art schools that were SO liberal
in their work and also to the
many individuals for their splen-
did pieces. Miss B. Betty and Mr..
Clark were especially generous
in lending us so many from their
exceptional collection.
The needy children of the ele-
mentary schools of Key West,
who were the recipients of this
Benefit Art Exhibit, are especial
ly grateful to the sponsors and
contributors. According to the
plan of the sponsors, each school
was entitled to keep the proceeds
of all the tickets it sold. Alscathe
Parent-Teachers Associations of
the respective schools were to
receive an equal share of the re-
ceipts of all the tickets that were
sold outside the schools. The pro-
ceeds from the sale of tickets
from the schools are as follows:
Division Street Elementary
School, $8635; Harris Elemen-
tary School, $34.50; and Douglas
Elementary School, $32.55. The
additional amount that the Par
emit Teachers Associations of the
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from tweedy bouquets to exotic
fragrances. Most colognes are
sachet scented in spicy, tangy,
floral scents. Or buy sets of sa-
Chef with whcih Nom can ex-
pertinent. These are put up in
dividually in bottles or tiny sat
in bags.
Cologne You must use a
bit of intuition and lots of good
taste when selecting perfume.
Here is where your mothers
personality does count A shy
little mother can't run around
reeking of a perfume meant for
sophisticated cafe society wo-
man. On the other hand a dy-
manic woman rarely selects or
wants a light floral scent.
Lovely, unusual bottles and
packages missing since before
the war are available again.
Take your choice of a gold bot
tie with circlet of rhinestones;
a hat box containing decorative
hatpins besides it's three small
trial-size bottles of perfumes.
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SERMON ON THE MOUNT

Editor, The Citizen:
The Citizen set a high mark
for its contemporaries in the is
sue of December 6, with its pub
llication of the sermon delivered
by Jesus which is known as the
Sermon on the Mount Wheth-
!eer we be Jew. Israelite or Gen.
tile, Greek or Barbarian, these
words ring true toward the So
Tuition of the problems that con-
front the Nation. The tragedy is
that the truth is blunted by the
tendency of professed teachers to
restrict 1t to personal problems.
But, land you know | usually
have "but" when this subject
lis discussed) we grasp at the
promises and tactfully ignore
the conditions which accompany
them. We are taught to rely on
the promise, Shall He not
much more clothe you, o We of
little faith" by superficial teach
.ers. The condition, Seek we
FIRST, the Kingdom of God and
His righteousness" is too hard
for us; so we have the sublime
gall to require that the promise
be kept FIRST. Which nannot be
done.
| noted that no name of the
sponsor to the publication APP
peared. Here was rare example
of respect for the admonition,
DO not your good deeds before
me: for so do the Pharisees do
STEPHEN c. SINGLETON.
Marathon, Fla,
Dec. IL, 1947.
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COCONUT CHEWS


y cup butter or fortified margarine
y cup brown sugar, ARMY packed
"a cup graduated sugar
egg, unbeaten
V cup chopped nut meats !!
2 cup shredded coconut
cups corn fakes
Cream butter: add sugars gradually
and cream together until light and
fluffy. Add egg and beat well. Add nut
meats. coconut. and corn fakes and
mix thoroughly. Mixture will be dry,)
Shape into rounds by pressing mixture
by tablespoonful against side Of mix.
Ing bowl. Drop carefully on lightly
creased baking sheet and bake in mod.
crate oven (35O'F.) 10 minutes, or until
done. Remove at once from baking
sheet. Makes about 3 dozen Chews.
Food Tips: Read the labels care.
fully when buying any packaged
food so that you may obtain the
product that is best suited to your
needs. Note such points as the
weight OF the contents, the style
OF pack, type Of strip. etc., In re-
lation to the cost.
After canned foods have been
opened, the unused portions should
be promptly covered and refrir.
Grated. Even q brief exposure to
the air may cause quick spoilage.
Cold temperatures help to conserve
food by retarding spoila9s. -.
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TODAY in HISTORY
know America)

l844-Historic Murphy Com
pany, first of the great bands OF
immigrants in covered wagons to
the Far West, reached Suffers
Fort, Calf.
l062-Civil War battle of 'the
horror of fredericksburg"
1894-Ute Indians who had in
vaded Utah agree to go back to
Colorado.
1918-American Army of Oc-
cupation crosses the Rhine into
Germany.
19l9-Allies reported ready to
accept treaty changes in order to
secure Americas ratification.
l94l-Hungary and Bulgaria
declare war on the United States.
l942-Rommel retreats in Lii
bya.
l944-U.S. Third Army in saw
age fighting with Germans on
Western Front.
1945-2OO,OO0 electrical work.
ers vote strike. 23rd day of Gen
eral Motors strike. American
National Gallery of Art accepts
custody of German museum
paintings.
l946-Secretary of State Byrnes
tells UN General Assembly less
than $4,000 American troops
stationed outside country.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all of
our friends the American I've
gion. the WV, the VIEW. Aux
iliary. and to all donors of cars
and floral offerings, for THEN
kind expressions of sympathy
during our recent bereavement
fine loss of our beloved one, Eu-
gene p. Wells. =,
We wish to tell one and all
that their kindness Will always
be remembered.
MR.. WILLIAM H. WELLS
and FAMILY. --.
dec13-1tx
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uA|hy' oi1uSoOl oAilE1CtS.
Here are some suggestions:
Scented Soaps In veriety
of colors, shapes and sizes,
scented with her favorite frag-
rance.
Sachets Hangers, lingerie
cases and handkerchief bag are
sachet scented in spicy, tangy,
floral scents. Or buy sets of sa-
Chef with which Nom can exper-
iment. These are put up individ-
ually in bottles or tiny satin
bags.
Cologne :. Take your choice
of scents which run the gamut
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sirup several times during cooking to
glaze meat and 3yans. 4 servings. Vari-
alton: Substitute canned pineapple Juice
for apple juice. reducing brown sugar
to y cup.
WINTER SALAD BOWL
~ cups shredded, scrsped r4w passn,ps
y cup diced celery
u cup minced onion l.
$40 small stuffed olives, sfided
u teaspoon salt
Dash Of pepper
"a cup French DRESSING
n cup mayonnaise
small head lettuce ..,..,...
Use medium,coarses hreddeH for pars.
nips. After shredding. combfne them
with diced celery. minced onion. sliced
stuffed olives, salt. and pepper. Com.
o1ne French dressing and mayonnaise;
add to parsnip mixture. and toss well.
Serve In nests OF lettuce. Z servings.
PEACH CRUMBLE
Put the sliced peaches from Q. No. 9is
can in creased casserole. .. Mix
teaspoons grated lemon rind, 2 tea.
spoons lemon juice and u cup peach
Slrup and pour over peaches. Nix to.
gether tablespoons -four. table,
spoons sugar. 70 teaspoon nutmeg. and
u teaspoon cinnamon. Add 3 table.
spoons butter or fortified margarine and
work in lightly with o fork until mix.
ture Is crumbly. Sprinkle over peaches
and bake in moderately hot oven
(375' F. 80 minutes or until brown and
crlspy. Serve warm or cold. 8 servings.
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perfume enclosed in a gold
Christmas bell complete with or
naments. There is perfume to be
found in Christmas tree type or
naments; in Santa Claus pack
ages; in lucite boxes.
Compacts Every woman
enjoys having brand new
compact. There are large over
sized cases and dainty, small an
tique-type units available in
gold-plate, silver-plate or bronze
and one red, white and gold one
is a pretty, gay one which she
perhaps will use immediately
Christmas morning.
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Bags Quail
Without Shot

WINCHESTER, Va. - How's
this for a hunting tale. Charles
e. Hefer recently bagged pair
of quail without firing a shot.
The birds were killed as they
flew into the front of his moving
automobile.
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schools received from the sale
of tickets outside school, to-
tailed $l3.75 for each school.
The School Committee wishes
these public-spirited citizens a
Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
EARL E. HAMILTON,
Chairman.
Key West Fla,
Dec. Is, 1947.
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The eltizsns Food Committee Suggest:
A PEACE PLATE" FOL FOR TODAY
Saue Nkea1! SaDeMsaz! Saus A.e peaos!S
SATURDAY PEACE PLATE

Glazed and fragrant comes
Spiced Meat and Glazed Vans to
table on today's Peace Plate. Home
economists of the Consumer Serv-
Ice Section, Citizens Food Commit
tee are looking out for appetizine
favor-aS well as economy and con-
venience - in combining apple
juice. luncheon meat and yams or
sweet potatoes.
The menu plan also calls for
creamed asparagus (use either
canned or frozen) and a delicious
Winter Salad Bowl. For crunchy.
top fruit dessert easily made from
canned peaches, have Peach Crum-
BILE. warm or cold.
SPICED MEAT AND
GLAZED VANS HI.
~ cup apple Juice and canned meat
liquid (mixed)
g tablespoons fat
teaspoon salt
!2.ounce can Spiced luncheon meat
10 vans or sweet potatoes, cooked.
peeled (and left whole)
Combine apple juice, meat LIQUID.
brown sugar. fat and salt in deem
9.inch skillet. Boil 3 minutes. Stirring
occasionally. Place meat In center Of
Skillet. and surround with yams. Cover
and simmer 20.25 minutes. Basic with
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uiS SiOlGSt Will Oc J0ISlillOIl
Hummer" and at 7:3O p.m..
"Plons and Specifications" will
be the subject.
The Rev. William w. life,
associate pastor of both churches,
will preach tomorrow at IL am,
to the Community Church. His
subject will be ''Re-Digging Old
Wells" Worship for the Com
munity Church congregation will
be at the First Congregational
Church.
SIS Your Kings Highway
Open?" will be the subject of
the Rev. F. H. Fucker, pastor
of Grace Lutheran Church at the
1880 p. m. service Sunday.
The congregation will be rep
resented by the Rev. MIR. Fucker
at the organization convention
of the new Florida District of
the Missouri Synod Lutheran
Church in Orlando on Tuesday.
Because of this convention the
study group on "What Does the
Bible Say?" will meet ION Sun
day evening Immediately after
the service, rather than on the
usual Monday evening. The chill
dren's confirmation class will
meet at the regular time on Mon
day. !
voices from the Excellent
Glory" will be the subject that
the Rev. A. d. O'Briant, pastor
of Poinciana Baptist Church, will
speak on at the IL a. m. service
tomorrow. Temptations on the
Pinnacle" will be his subject at
the 7:30 p. m. service.
The subject, God Preserves
the Man" will be discussed at
the IL a. m. service in the Chris
tian Science Society. There will
re meeting at 8 p. m. Wednes-
day.
At the Key West Church of
Christ there will be worship, in
Guiding Communion service, at
$3.50 p. m. tomorrow.
"The Meanest Man on Earth"
will be discussed at the ii a. m.
worship tomorrow at the Assem-
bly, of, God, From Jerusalem to
Jericho" will be discussed at the
7:s0 p! m. Service.
Morning worship will be held
tomorrow at 1880 am. in the
First Baptist Church. The Rev
Bronnie E. Nichols, pastor, will
preach at the morning worship
and again at the evening worship
at 7:30 pm.
Members of the Key West
Knights of Pythias will attend
First Baptist Church in a body
at 1880 p. m.
Providence in Moses Life" is
the subject chosen by the Rev.
Robert w. Weaver, pastor of Ley
Memorial Methodist Church, for
his sermon tomorrow at 1880
am. worship. Overcoming Faith
will be the subject he will discuss
at evening worship at 7;3C
o'clock. ~
Church service at IL am. to-
morrow in the Presbyterian
Church will be addressed by the
Rev. Melrose S. Avery, pastor
He will talk on eve Are Mo-
Alone. The Young Peoples
Fellowship will meet at 7:3(
D.m,
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Peoples Forum

he Cftisen weEeoaes empress
siOaS Of the views Of its read
ers, but the editor rcseryes the
~isha 'ss delete any stems which
are considered ltbelOSs or unwsr.
ra"sed. rhe writers should be
fair and e0nffne the letters to
stbO wOrdss snd write ON one aide
Of the paper only. stx nature of
the writer's snsAss secsmp any the
tetters asd viii be psbiished sn-
ices PeVuested otherwise. o.
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SPICED MEAT AND
GLAZED VANS


Two favorite foods share the
transportation that builds a Sum
day dinner of substance and sat.
isfaction for today's Peace Plate
rom the Consumer Service Sec.
ton, Citizens Food Committee
Pork chops, richly Drowned, then
slowly baked to delicious tender.
ness in milk, come to the table with
their oven companion. scalloped DO
tatoes.
Also on the menu plan are but.
tered Brussels sprouts or a green.
leafy vegetable and spicy apple but.
ter. For a light and easy-to.pre.
pare dessert, have chilled fresh
fruit cup or canned fruit of your
choice. With the fruit serve Coco.
nut Chews-crispy cookies made
without -four.
FORK CHOPS BAKED IN MILK
shoulder pork chops, cut
Y inch thick
tablespoons -four
i teaspoon salt
% teaspoon thyme
] cup evap0rated milk
Trim tat from chops: dredge with
nour; arrange In large skillet. Cool.
over moderate heat until well Drowned
on poth SIDES. Place chops In shallow
paklng dish, sprinkle with salt and
thyme ana pour milk over them. Bake
UNCOVERED In moderate oven I3sOsF
SOIo0l minutes. or until tender enough
70 cus easily with Q fork. -
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COLORED
CHURCHES

"The Bulwark of Life" will be
the subject on which the Rev.
Sigismund A. Laing, minister of
Trinity Presbyterian Church,
will talk at the IL a. m. worship
tomorrow. In the evening the
pastor will talk on Power of Re-
demptive Love-" The evening
service will start at 7 o'clock.
The Rev. c. c. Higgs, pastor
of Cornish Chapel of the A.M.E.
Zion Church, will speak on
Conversion of; the Soul" at the
J. a. m. worship tomorrow. @The
Shortness of Time" will be his
subject at the 7 p. m. worship.
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Italian Emigration

ROME.--(APl.' Italian emf
grants in the first six months Of
1947 totaled 98,053, the Central
Statistical Institute has ahnoun-
ced.
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BY BETTY CLARKE

AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor
SIX whot his mother would like for Christmas and al
IA most invariably he will say oh. she doesn't any
thing foncy How Sonny underestimate his Nom! Just be-
she has reared omlY bottles with pots and pens and
is the qmiY seasress to she doesn't
joy the charm gomor girl affords.
Listen to her excoim at pack Yule fuvoes such
perfume cologne suchet fancy both powder and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-13

johannesburg, 1000 miles in
land from Cape Town, is Afri-
cas- largest city with a popula-
ton of 743,900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-13

Ireland is about the size Of
West Virginia but has about
million more people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-13

The weight of coal and oil pro-
duced in the United States is
about 1000 times the, weight of
copper produced in this coun-
try.
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Church will occupy the pulpit at both services
1850 and 730 pm Merrill FELTON,. general supernten
dent will be in charge of the Church School at GAS The
male quoete will sing at the evening services.
The Rev. John E. Pcsens. pastor of Poncund Community
Church and of the First Congregational Church will preach
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-13

The first blast furnaces were
run on charcoal.
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RELIGIOUS PAGEANT
AT 1ST METHODIST
CHURCH TOMORROW
"lhe Challenge Of the Cross" BY Charles A.
Will Be Presented By Seven Young
Women and A Quartettc

TAKES PLACE AT EVENING SERVICE PART EvANCE WILL BE PER
FORMED UNIVERSAL BIBLE SUNDAY
BE OBSERVED AT TOMORROW AT FIRST METHODIST
OTHER NOTES AND NEWS KEY WEST CHURCHES
The SIX
in Chuhw be