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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
NAN FINED 500 ON
GAMBLING CHARGE

Robert H. Herring was fined
500 by Municipal Court Judge
Enrique Esquinaldo this after
noon for operating a game of
chance at 607 Duval street in the
rear of the Cabana Bar. Herring
was arrested by Chief of Police
Bienvenido Perez and 1t. Ray
Atwell Tuesday night.
The police presented as evil
dence racing sheets containing
the names of race tracks and
names of horses; cash box and
betting slips. Herring offered no
defense. He was told by the judge
that possession of the racing
sheets and slips was ''prima facie
evidence of gambling"
The case of Lauren Leblanc,
young Marine who arrived here
a few days ago, was dismissed
after Atwell said the youth was
ga victim of circumstances"
While driving the USO station
wagon last night en- route from
the Beach near RauPs to the
USO, Leblanc hit a wire sup
porting an electric pole at Bertha
street and Roosevelt Boulevard.
A power wire snapped and
fell to. the ground, setting fire to
the grass. The Fire Department
and Electric Company were both
summoned. No one was injured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
Child Welfare
Council to Name"
Officers Friday

The Monroe County Child We'll
fare Council will hold a dinner
meeting in Poinciana Community
Hall, Duck avenue, on Friday,
May %, at $50 p. m.
The nominating committee,
comprising Miss Heleah Porter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton and
Dwight Hunter, will bring in a
list of candidates and the annual
election of officers will be held.
Public health director, DR..
James B. Parramore, will present
a review of health conditions in
Monroe County. t.
The Community Chest cup for
the, winners in the ,l947 drive
for funds will be presented to the
Poinciana team, Mrs. Earl Kerr
stead, chairman. Team workers
included the < Mesdames Carl
Brill, Joseph Thompson, r. S.
Lee, Robert Calverley, Albert
Zepp, David Mccurdy, Carleton
Smith, Gerald Glover and Rod
ney Brasher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21

Jayshees met Monday evening
q the woman's club and dccid-
Cd 70 plant flowsrs ard sshrss lbs in
Roosevelt boulevard - Ne Fri
angle tomorrow at 4 r: m All the
members are requested to be
present at the Triangle. II
Mrs. Flora Pueda presided iii
tke stsence Of Mrs. Robert Dopp,
president. A.. film was shown BY
courtesy Of the Cancer Society
showing the symptoms Of the dis
eoss. Mrs. Harold Laubscher
attended rs Q new member.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21

Detailed programs for the open
houses to be held at Submarine
Base and at the Naval Air Sta
ton this weekend in observation
of Naval Reserve Week were an
nounced today.
On Saturday. the Submarine
Base, and ships attached. will
play host to the citizens of Key
West in an effort to promote in
terest in the new Naval Reserve
program. The gate of the Sub
marine Base will be open to the
public between the hours of 1880
p. M. and 4:30 p. m.
During these hours, the citi-
zens of Key West, and particular
ly those citizens interested in be-
coming candidates for the Naval
Reserve, will be permitted to
view the various activities of the
Base, as we'll as inspect the Sub
marine Tender USS Howard w.
Gilmore, the Submarine Sea
Leopard. the destroyer USS Hen
ley, and the destroyer escort USS
Robinson.
Citizens who have indicated at
the Naval Reserve Recruiting OF
flee, an interest in becoming can
didates for the Naval Reserve.
will be given especially conduct
ed tours through these ships.
The Naval Air Station has COM
pleted plans for open house on
Sunday, in celebration of Naval
Reserve Day. The Seaplane
Base and Boca Chica Air Field
will be open for inspection to
the general public between 100
and 400 p. M. on Sunday.
Between $3.50 and 4:30 p. m,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
Navy Starts DOT
Spraying Over
City Tomorrow

A Navy plane will commence
spraying the Island of Key West
and surrounding area at 6 a. m.
tomorrow with DOT to eliminate
a possible mosquito threat.
The City Commission passed a
resolution last night absolving
the Navy from all responsibility
from any damage which might
result from the spraying Of 1000
gallons Of DOT solution.
George A. Warren, county
health inspector, requested the
Navy to spray the entire island
in addition to Navy installations.
After comforting with Capt. Will
lard Saunders. commanding Of
ficer, Submarine Base, and Capt.
Arrowsmith, Naval Hospital,
Warren was instructed to have
the commission pass the resolu-
ton absolving the Navy of pos
~ .
sible damage responsibility.
Warren had the resolution pre-
pared and took it to Navy Of
ficials this morning.
The plane, one of two in Flor
ida. will commence to spray east
of Boca Chica and will continue
operations until the entire area
has been sprayed.
The solution of dot is made
with DOT powder and light oil.
The resulting spray is a fog of,
oil with suspended dot particles,
The percentage Of dot is such
that it will not harm plant or
animal life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
TRAFFIC, ON ;ELElMING
STREET REVERSED

Fleming street, between ST
monitor and Whitehead streets.
had its one-way traffic reversed
by the City Commission last
night. On motion of Commits
sioner John Carbonell it was de-
cided to have traffic run in a
northeasterly direction instead
of southwest, toward Whitehead,
as at present.
CarboneH explained that this
will enable traffic to follow
Highway No. ] down Division
street to Whitehead, north on
Whitehead to Fleming and then
northeast on Fleming past La
Concha, Gibson and Overseas
hotels.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
Unknown Attackcr
Fires Four Bullets
At George Aceyedo

George Acevedo. concrete and
carpentery supervisor for Avelio
Corral, contractor, reported to
police and the sheriff's office to-
day that four shots had been
taken at him since $50 o'clock
last night.
The first attack occurred about
that hour as Acevedo turned
from White street, left into Flag
Ter avenue. A car was coming
in the opposite direction and a
bullet crashed through his front
windshield.
Acevedo reported the matter to
Chief of Police Bienvenido Perez,
who told him that it would be
necessary to see if the attempt
was repeated. The chief said the
shot appeared to have been made
with a revolver.
Between 1880 a. m. and IL
noon today. as Acevedo drove off
Roosevelt Boulevard into First
street, a car followed him from
the Boulevard and sent three
shots through his rear window.
Two went out of the front wind
shield, one narrowly missing his
head. The third apparently went
through the door as no bullets
could be found.
Aceyedo said his employer had
been told that Acevedo's job
would be closed, by force if nee
essary. Acevedo said he is not
acting as a contractor, but some
body apparently thinks he is. He
will take the contractors exami-
nation at City Hall Friday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
.ltsl C6i:illside
Dts Ii Ohio

Mrs. Fanny Curry, 1901 White
head street, received a telegram
today informing her that Mrs.
lima Curry Garthside died this
morning in Ellsworth. Ohio. I
( Mrs Garthside. who was born
ia. Key West, was the daughter
Of the, late Mr.. and Mrs. George
Curry, and q granddaughter Of
the late William Curry, founder
of William Curry's Sons Com
,pany in Key West more than a
century ago.
Mrs. Garthsidc viii be buried
in ,Woodlawn Cemetery in New
York. She leaves "a daughter,
lima Louise Curry. and son.
George Henry Garthside.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
3 Boilermakers
Needed At Rasc

There is an immediate opening
for eight 90 Boilermakers,
$10.56 per day, at the u. S. Ma
val Submarine Base.
Application for these positions
should be made al The Industrial
Relations Division, + Building. 81.
Submarine Base, between, 8;0e
a., m, ,and 4:30 p. m. %t
Applicants may enter the Sub
marine Base by tVY Of the
southarf yia4stSAl. thehtNaAl5
ing through the Yard toward tbs
Front. Streets gate J unfit they
reach Building 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21

s MEN WILL Be NJ
CRUITED HERE, ARM
DRY OFFICE WILL ~
OPEN EVERY DAY

Capt. Will. z. p. Roberts. who
has been appointed to command
the local unit Of the National
Guard. said today that he Is
ready to begin recruiting Tor the
outfit. IA
He hopes soon to have 96 men
ready for the battery. which will
be known as Battery A 7i2sh
Anti-Aircraft Artillery Gun Bs.-
TALON Of the Florida Nationai
Guard.
All men between 10 and IS
who may be interested in joining
the local unit are requested 10
contact Capt. Roberts at the Ma
tional Guard Armory. located at
Southland and White streets.
Capt. Roberts will maintain
recruiting office on the second
floor of the armory. The office
win be open from 8 to D p. m..
week days, and from 2 to 5 p. m.
Saturdays.
Twenty recruits will be exam
med and sworn in Saturday "a
the dispensary at the Submarine
Base.
Enlistment in the National
Guard will be in the grade al pri-
vate. except that personnel who
entered active federal military
service with the National Guard
of the State subsequent to Sep
TENDER is, 1910. and who re-
enlist therein subsequent 10 re-
lease or discharge from active
military service, may be re-en-
listed in their former pre-wsr
National Guard grade. Quslifsesl
personnel may be enlisted in lIse
National Guard II the State in
the enlisted rating or grade held
in the Army Of the URited States
at time II release or discharge.
I The slrenskh> - sAl,e- lpcai ulaii,
would Be 96 enlisted men and I
officers.
: The pay rate would be the
same as the Regular Army. M
tional Guard Drill Periods would
be once week. n6l exceeding
two yhours per drill. With fun
6oklbiment of officers and men
the. local Battery would bring
$4,000 per year into the City.
Captain Roberts is confident
with the response that the re-
organization has received Ia date
by the youth of the city that the
local unit can request Federal
Recognition within very short
time.
1t is felt further, that Key West
can present a full strength or
ganization before any other unit
in the State. The local unit will
be assigned to Comm Antl-Air-
craft guns and designated Bat
terry "A" 7l2th AAA Gun Bn
Eng.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
Civil Service
Certifiies Two

The Civil Service Board yes
terday certified Mrs. Annie Cor
dy Londeree, 631 Southland street..
for temporary employment as a
stenographer in the office of the
city attorney. Mrs. Flora l.. Saun-
ders, permanent stenographer in
the office, was granted 80 days
sick leave.
Robert Watson .-W1S certified
for probationary appointment as
sweeper opeSatogsst..,4..l Il
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Roquin Leaves
Portion FRIDAY

USS Roquin. a sumbarinc ~
tached to Key West Submarine
Base, will leave on Friday for
an extended visit tn Norfolk. Va.
it was announced today. The To-
quin is commanded by Comdr. O..
l.. Street, III. USN. who wears
the Naval Medal Of Honor Tor
heroic efforts in the Pacific
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
llieI Weather


Il Key wssi s3ld gfclnfty Partly
cloudy with little change in tenn
pcratlrc through Thursday. Fresh
southcasterly winds. 81
Florida: Scattered thunder
storms over north portion today
and again Thursday afternoon.
otherwise partly cloudy with
widely scattered showers Thurs
day, Not quite SO warm north
portion in afternoons, otherwise
little, change In temperature.
East Gulf and Jacksonville
through Florida Straits: Moderate
Ito fresh winds, southeast to south
over south portion and south to
southwest over north portion to-
day, tonight and Thursday. Scat
tered .tfundershowers over ex-
IRENE north portions, otherwise
[uartly cloudy. IN IA. 8. /.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
Pierce Funeral
Thursday Pm.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ka,h-
leen. M. Pierce will be held to
morrow afternoon at 400 o'clock
in the Ley Memorial Church. the
Rev. E. S. Doherty officiating.
The body will be placed in the
church at 2 o'clock. Burial will
be in the family plot in City
Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Ralph Saw
yer. Leon Curry, Earl Hamilton n.
Eugene Roberts. Albert Carey.
John B. Webb. Pritchard Funeral
Home is in charge OF arrange
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
City Dump Site Revealed disable
Only For Golf; Solons Quickly
OK. Open Way For Dog Track
LEGISLATION AUTHOR.
lied ABANDONMENT
or LAND FOR GOLF
USE

Quick action was taken by the
City Commission last night when
| It was informed that the city
property on Stock Island could
not be used as dog.track site
because it was originally pur-
chased for golf course.
Attorney Allen Cleare, Jr.,,
appearing in behalf of Sam Hy-
man, who desires to lease the
property for construction of a
dog track, made the disclosure
to the Commission, He explained
however, that if the Commission
would authorize him he would
have bill offered the State
Legislature, releasing the city
from its obligation to use the
property as a golf course. Cleare
said his client would bear the
legal expenses and would go to
work on the matter this week.
With the assistance of City At
torney ]. Lancelot Lester, a mo-
ton was hastily prepared and
!, passed. reading as follows:
II il moved that the Com
!, mission approved passage Of q
special legislation empowering
the City Of Key West. Florida.
acting through. its City Com
mission. to sbandon for park
purposes the hereinafter desig-
mated land and lease or sell
snY portion or portions there
Of or oil Of said land rs from
time 10 time may be dsiermin-
! cd 10 be for the public interest.
The land referred TO hersin is
III that part Of Stock Island
substantially identified as the
present city dumping grounds,
Armed with the resolution.
Cleare will go to Tallahassee and
attempt to haye the legislature
, approve the necessary measure
Since the legislature adjourns
within 30 days, the bill will have
to contain a referendum pro-
vision allowing the electorate OF
the county to vote on whether or
not it wishes to release the prop
erty from its original mandatory
|, use as golf course or park. Such
an election would be held in No
vembcr and will refer only to the
city dumping grounds.
This referendum would be
separate and apart from the
/! referendum on whether the
electorate wants dog racing
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
Seek 3 DirOrces
liz Circuit Court

Petitions seeking Il divorces
were filed yesterday with Cir
cult Court Clerk Ross C.sSawyer
By william p. Archer against
Geneva Louise Turner Archer;
by Delfin r. Fernandez against
Nancy Smith Fernandez. and by
James Byrd Peterson aagainst
Grace Harwood Peterson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
Legion Auxiliary
Meets Thursday

Regular bi-m0nthly meeting of
Arthur Sawyer Unit % of the
American Legion Auxiliary will
be held tomorrow night at 800
o'clock. A musical program will
be given, Mrs. Betty Saunders,
publicity chairman of the Auxil-
larry, announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
C0rbOneH addresses
COnpent Graduates
At Dinner Tonight

City Commissioner Louis Car
bonell will be the guest speaker
at banquet of the Graduating
Class of the Convent of Mary
Immaculate to be held at Del
monico Restaurant tonight. The
event will be held between Z and
8 p. m. &s
Parents of the girls are invited
to attend the after-dinner pro-
gram.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
ExpENSEl .Du.L.

House Bill 8S1 ], guaranteeing
ipayment Of expenses Of the office
!of the, county assessor of taxes
|for Monroe county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21
!. 8cI4ooI, Dle1HICr BIZ.

i House, BILL ss72s dividing Mon
roe cosanty int three county
school beard .eleetion diStricts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-21

Key, West. Fla, May 81, ii947
observation taken at $50 an.
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y Eastern Standard Time.
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pFocipite0o1
Rainfall, ~ hours ending
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PAINT FATAL TO REACHES

New York-AP-Gaston Johns
ton, an ex CT, of New York City
has made a paint that {. kills
reaches.
1t is brushed on floors or 9TH
er places where reaches appear
and dries to a varnish-like hard
ness. Johnson, a chemist, says
it lasts about six months, and that
it kills reaches that walk on il
anytime during that period.
The varnish can be washed off
with water but he says it re-
quires hard scrubbing. He re-
ports that the varnish contains a
nerve poison that paralyzes cock
reaches and does not harm other
animals in the concentration used
for the reaches.
Johnston produced the roach
varnish as a result of an appeal
from his sister, Mrs. c.. Dahlberg,
who is in charge of a nursery at
Tucson, Ariz. She had trouble
with reaches and did not want to
use roach poisons because of risks
to the little ones. She wrote her
brother here, who heads a new
chemical speciality company. He
said six months research pro-
duced the roach killer.
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WILDS

Philadelphia-AP Hunters
roaming within the boundaries
of the third most populous u,
S. city have turned up an odd
assortment of skunks, bats, rae
coons n opossum and a wood
chuck for Fred Ulmer, curator
at the Philadelphia Zoo.
Ulmer begins his tabulation of
Philadelphia's wildlife in 1916
and his first catch" was an opos.
sum which took up residence
beneath a back porch. Then a
bat scared a whole family into the
street. With the 'possum and bat,
Ulmer started the collection of
stuffed animal specimens of a
oity's wildlife.
Among his alive
pets, all captured within the city
limits, are two baby bottle-fed
raccoons and a skunk, which
Ulmer will use next fall when
he begins a lecture tour of Phila-
delphia schools.
Sometime" Ulmer said, 81
hope to have specimens of the
red fox, the gray fox and the
white-tailed deer which | know
are occasionally found within
city limits"
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NEWS FROM .
Kreole

A bridge party recently, at
which Miss Bobbee Broun was
hostess, honored Misses Sue Ann
Riley and Lorena Woodham.
Guests for the occasion included
Misses Vivian McDavid, Shir-
ley Elkin, Joyce Nelson, Maxine
White and Dotty Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carter,
Miss Jane King and Francis Scott
motored to Mobile on Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Willie Dean and
children of Dayton, Ohio, are
visiting in the home of Mrs.
Ola Mae Parnell.
Friends of F. H. Lander are
sorry to learn of his illness and
wish for him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Raymond Romero and
small daughter, Diane, r visiting
in the home of Mrs. Irene Nolan,
A party was given Thursday
afternoon in honor of David
Lindsay on his third birthday.
Among those present Jayne
Wright. Sherry Watts, Carol Vice,
Billy Kysar, Joe Lindsay and
Elizabeth Lindsay. Games were
enjoyed and ice cream and cake
served.
Francis Scott, a student at
Mississippi Southern college, is
visiting his parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. E. w. Scott.
Mr.. Doc Clark, Mrs. Frank
Richards and Mrs. 7. L. Miller
were business visitors to Mobile
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Bene-
field visited Tommie Clark at
Forts Lake on Sunday.
Mrs. l.. o. Graft and Mrs. Les
lie Clark were business visitors
in Mobile on Tuesday.
William Farley of Vancleave
has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Farley.
Miss Sue Carol Pierce left Fri
day for a few days visit with
her sister, Miss Edwina Pierce,
in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Farley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Delaney left
Monday for Ellisville where Mr.
Farley will attend school.
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Lovett. same, si20O; Ed Brown. same
$1,000; Mrs. larry Dupree. same si2.G0;
Mrs. M. c. Ehlers, Same $l2.00 por@
ter l.. Myers. allow. per ord p. Of
S, mo. of July. $500: Jake Cunning
ham, emery. rel. of Hubert and Ed
bert Cunningham at $500 per mo.
each, $1,000: Mrs. Flora Biibo, reg.
of Wit. sta. for mo. Of June, ssf 10:
Miss Flora Bilbo. trans. exp. SO. 90:
J. M. Epting. Jr.. sal. san. spvr.. 500 90:
Ralph j. Farrell, same. 1916: Dorothy
Rhodes, sal. sec. acct. Fl. D.. S135.OO
DR.. c. H. Gray. prof. serv.. $500: DR.,
J. +. Colley. same. Si200; DR.. TE
trav. san. spvr.. $57 so: Ina d, MCGEE.
trav. Jr. PH.S.N, $3.50: Vera Reese.
sal. mad X. D., $1,000 Andrew He'd
meg. M. D., inc, acct. II. D.. 1888:
Jackson CITY, HOSP. prof. serv. acct
II. D., $3.50 DIR. G.. J.. Frederic, same.
$1,000; DR.. l.. II. Eubanks, same. 80 90;
DR.. J.. T. Thompson, same. $1,000: DR..
McWilliams. same. SIT so: Miss. Power
Co. serv. acct. H. D.. s30.37; So. Bell
Tel. & Tel. Co, same. $l7,77: City Of
Pssc.. water, meter serv., acct. II. d.
1914: Adv. Sales * Serv. sup. acct.
II. D.. 81 .s5: Kay Surgical. same.
s22 90; Dealers Dist. Co. same. ss.15:
Gulf Typewriter Elk, sup. acct. H. D..
fVbstos Ant bfG A-nn1 W. E8UIct
S96.47; M. e. M. Supply. same. $500:
Miss Pauline Letort, allow. per ora.
b. of s.. $1200. 4
HOSPITAL
jackson County Hospital, Apr. acct.
exp. mo of july. $4,000. 81
VANCLEAvE CON. SCHOOL I
SINKING
Pascagoula-Mo Point Bank, prin ard
semi-annual int on e43, OO0. 90 3 and
2 percent vancleave Con. Sch. Dist
dated Aug. 1. 1896. Prin. 80. 90. coli.
chg. $3.50. int. S4s0.0 90. coll. chg, IS 100.
", sS7 so; Merchants & Marine Bank.
prin. and semt-annua1 int, on s74 10000
81 and 81 percent vancieave School
Bonds, dated Aug 1. 1912. Prin. s15O0.0B,
coll. chg. 81 Las. int, $500. 90. coll. chg.
81, 90. 81, p02. rs.
PAscACouLA sEpAaATE SCHOOL
SINKING
Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank, semi
annual int. on si25, 10000 ~ and ~
percent ~Pascasoula Sen. Sch. Dist.
Bonds dated Feb. |. 1e47. Int. sisls.75.
col. chs. $500 ....,-..--a-..
EsCATAWpA CON. SCHOOL
SINKING
Pascagoula-Mos Point Bank. 3
bonds ct 81 900. 90 and IL coupons AT
$1,000 acct. Escstawpa School Bonds.
dated Aug. l, 1916, Ss,t20.O0. I
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BirthddY Party
Honoring Shirley
Lynne England

Shirley Lynne England was
honoree at a party Sunday. Aug
ust 81, at which her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. S. H. Frederic was hos
tess at her home on S. Pascagou-
la street.
After playing games, the chill
dren gathered around the dining
table to sing Happy Birthday
and watch the little honoree blow
out the lights on eight tiny yell
low candles on the large two
TERED cake.
Mrs. Frederic was assisted by
Miss Madeline Frederic and Mrs.
S. M. England in entertaining
the children.
The little guests who enjoyed
the party with Shirley Lynne
were Frances Frederic. Judith
Ann Howard, Francis and Eliza
beth Seamen, Rene and Linda
Jane, Terry Frederic, Martha
Jane, Janice Walker and Leta
Joe Truitt.