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Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31

Harold c. Loughecd. minister. 1913 Per.
kins. Morning worship, 10:45 am. Young
People. $50 am. Evening. 1880 pm.
Church OF Christ meets in Columbia
High School Gym. James l.. Standridge.
EVANGELIST, HOS Putnam Street, phone
1409.W. Bible Classes. 10 am. and.S7 p m.
"a. m. and s pm. KPKW Broadcast s3:O to
q pm. tDST.
Free Methodist Church. Marvin Ensign.
pastor. Marcus Whitman school, Lee and
Snow. Sunday School. 9:45 am, roam
121. Morning Service. II am. -.
Latter Day Saints (Mormon,. Columbia
high school. Sunday. priesthood meeting.
$3.50 am. Sunday School, 1880 a m.
North Richiand branch, John Ball school,
room Ii. Sunday School. / pm. Sacra-
ment meeting. As pm.
Richland Lutheran. Stevens and Van
Giesen. J. NJ. Grimsrud. pastor. Worship
service, $40 and II. Sunday School,
grades. IL. $40: adult class at 1921 Ste
vers: primary department. II am. L.C. R.,
grades 81 meets second and fourth Sum
day 3 pm. Youth league and adult
league pm.
school. rooms % and 26. Clarence Han
son. pastor. 1913 Ave. B, North Richland
Sunday school and Bible class. 9:45 a. m.
Worship service. II a. m.
UNITED PROTESTANT
Each officially representing II denomina.
tions.)
Central United Protestant methodist
sponsored) Roy L. Smith, Kenneth Bell,
A. Phillip Waldorf. pastors. Stevens Drive
| and Long Ave. II am, Morning Wor-
ship. 9:3O am. Sunday School at Jeffer-
son. Marcus Whitman: GAS am, Sunday
School at Sacajawea dnfants, B years..
room 1877, II am, junior church. SAGA
| iawea gym t4-7 grades. IL am, chill
dren's hour. 1-3) grades. room 143
| Sacajawea; $50. Junior high fellowship.
| Sacajawea gym It's grades) $50 pm.
youth fellowship at the church. 7:45 pm.
| evening service.
West Side United Protestant (Presby-
| terrain sponsored). Irwin N. Morris, Min.
| lister. Marcus Whitman school auditorium.
Lee and Snow. Morning worship, II am.
Sunday School. $3.50 am. .@
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints. Marcus Whitman School.
L. A. Whiting. pastor. Phone s-0769. SUM-
day School 9:45 am. Room 221. Morning
| Service 100 am. Room 221. Jr. Church
4 Room 215. Sermon Title, Sacrament Ser
vice, 1.-THE Willing and Obedient." After
| noon and Evening Events. 800 pm
lions League, 1908 Winslow. Evening
Service 7:30 pm. Room 221. Adult Glass
4 Wed. evening, 500 pm. Prayer Service
/ 1909 Perkins. Thurs, 200 pm. Women
meeting, 1880 Sacramento.
South Side United Protestant (Northerr
4 Baptist sponsoreO, Paul E. Hamlin. pas
| tor. Goethals and Gillespie. Sunday school
9:45 am; Morning worship, IL am.
| Family Hour. $50; Youth Fellowship
1880: Friendship Hour, $50; Prayer meet
ing, Wednesday, 7:30 PM; Youth choir
Thursday. $3.50; Adult choir. Thursday.
| pm. s.s
Re-organized Church OF Jesus Christ o
Latter Day Saints, Marcus Whitman school
L. A. Whiting, pastor, phone S-O619. Sun
day school 9:45. room 223; Morning serv
i ice. IL am, room 223. sermon, "Becaust
He First Loved U.s.; Zion League, 6 pm.
/ zoos Winslow; Sunday evening service
! 7:3O. room DOB, adult class; Wednesda!
evening. 500 PM. Prayer service. 100!
Perkins.
j Northwest United Protestant (Christial
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
Auto PIutes To Shine

AUGUSTA, Me. (UP)-Maine's
1850 automobile license plates
will shine in the dark. Made of
aluminium, they will be coated
with a reflective material that
will pick up the headlights of
approaching cars more than 1,200
feet away.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
ISLAND VIEW

Island View Chapel, Rev. Russell A.
Warrenk. pastor. Sunday School $50 a.
m. Morning service. 10:45. Junior church
6:15 p. m. and evening service 7:15 pm.
Mission school, Richland Baptist church.
Room Id, John Ball school. S. w. Douglas,
superintendent. 9 am.
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pAsco

Assembly of God, 327 West Bonneville.
Gladys D. Cutler, pastor. Sunday School,
9:45. Morning worship. II a. M; evening
7:45. s-gf
Christian Church, Fifth and Shoshone,
Grant H. Cole, -Pasco. Sunday School
Gas. Morning Worship, II am. evening
1880. 5s
Bethlehem Lutheran Church. 3rd and S.
Benton. M. c. Kauth, pastor. M. 5. Pohi'
D. Fenster, and Miss L. Huss, teachers
Sunday school and Bible class for adults.
10 am. Divine worship, IL am; Tues
day, Membership class, 8 pm; Wednes-
day, Walther league, p.m.; Thursday.
Choir rehearsal. s p.m.; First THURSDAY si.,
Friday of each month, P.T.A., pm.
Third Sunday of each month. Christian
Fellowship League. PM; Second MONDAY
of each month, Sunday school teachers
meeting, p.m.; Christian Day school,
Monday through Friday. a.m.-3:3O pm.
Christian Science, Fourth and Shoshone,
Sunday school, $40 a. m: Sunday service,
IL am, Wednesday, PM; Reading
room, 2:30 pm. to 4:30 p.m., each day;
Open Wednesday at z pm.
Church of Christ. Labor Hall. Second
and Clark, George Smith. minister Bible
Study, 10 a. m. Preaching and communion
II am; evening, p m.
Church Of the Nazarene. Seventh and
Yakima, Clarence Berkeley, pastor. Sunday
/ School, 10 a. m. Morning service, II a. m.
evening z p. m.
First Congregational. Fourth and Bonnie
VILE. Rev. Ivan Smith. pastor. SUN
day School, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship
II a. m. Young People. $50 p. m.
seventh-Day Adventist, Eighth and Syl
| vester, James A. Ward, pastor. Sabbath
| school Saturday. 9:45 a. M: morning
worship HOO a. m.
Pasco Mission, 129 West Lewis. Rev
| Ray Carriker, pastor. Undemonated serv
| ices, 10 am. Sunday School, Evenlni
Saturday at 7:30 pm.
First Lutheran Church, 5th and Bonnie
vile, Orville G.. Hiepler, Pastor. Sunda!
morning worship services, S:15 and II
Sunday school, $50; Young peoples Lu
service 1st Sunday Of each month";,
pm; Mid-week Bible study and prayer
Wednesday, 1880 pm: Adult instruction
Thursday, 8 p.m.: Boys scouts. Tuesday
j 7:3O pm.
! Ids. Churcn, 1Utn ana 1dkind' PLiSS 81
| hood at am; Sunday school at 1O:3
am; Sacrament meeting, z pm. Relic
| Society. Tuesday, p.m.; MIA, Tuesday
| 1880 pm: Primary. Wednesday, 4:1o pm
First Baptist Church. 2nd and Clark
/ Lyle Bramblet, Pastor, Sunday school, ga
am; Morning worship, IL am; JUNO
and intermediate young people, PM
High school young people. $50 pm; Eve
ming service. 7:45 pm; Special service
every night except Saturday at 7:4o pm
Wednesday, 7:45 pm, Prayer meeting
Bible study, and choir practice; 800 am:
The Morning Bible Hour, Station kPkW
Monday through Saturday.
St. Patrick's Church. Rev. William Sch
mitz, Rev. George H. McCabe. Sunda
Masses: 8. $3.50. II am; Confessions, SAT
urday from as pm. and 10 pm; Wed
nesday night, Junior Newman club meets
1880: Thursday night. Catholic Women
/ club meets, p.m.; Saturday mornine
Confirmation class at 10: Catechism Gas
at 1880.
First Methodist Church, Rudolph Z
Anderson, Minister. Morning worship, II
Sunday school, 9:45; Youth feilowsniI
$50 pm.
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worship II am. evening iou pm.
,s.t-.E
Church OF Carist OF Latter Day Saints
tMormon) meets at Masonic Temple. A.
Morgan, branch president. Sunday School
10 a, m. Sacrament p. m.
Church Of the Nazarene. First Ave.
and Everett. j. n. Tinsley. pastor. Sunday
School. 9:45 Sermon. 10:45 a. m. Young
People. $50 .. M: evening 1880 IS
Finley Community Methodist. Kenne'
wick. Rt 1. Pierce Roberts. Pastor. Sun
day School at Finley and Hover. 10 am
Morning service, II am. Finley.
First Baptist. Washington at First. R. E.
Stanley Hunt. pastor. Sunday School. 9:45
Morning worship. II a. m. Youth Fellow
ships, TOO: evenings 7:30.
First Lutheran. Second and Auburn. P.
j. Luvaas. minister. Sunday School, 9:4o.
Morning worship, II a. m. Luther League
Z p. m.
First Methodist. Kennewick and Dayton.
Rev. A. Chester Westminster. pastor. Sun
day School, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship.
1855 am, Jr. Hi VI. $50 PM: Sr. Y.F.
p.m.: Lampson Road Sunday school,
Bruce Lampson home, 10 am. .,, .
st. PauPs Episcopal, SO Ave. A. 10 a.
m. Sunday School. 10 am. Holy Commun-
ion 10 am. ....... ~.
Unity Study Group. St Paurs Episcopal
parish hall, GIG Ave A, Beu'ah Scott, lee
turer and teacher. 2:30 p. m. Thursday.
Pilgrim Holiness, 90 East Third. Rev.
L. F. Knight, pastor. Sunday School
Gas, morning service HOO .. m. Young
people $50. evening service 1880 pm. 8
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
Nary Wires Club To Assist
Needy Family In Small Torn
Somewhere m United States

promised q benefit performance
at the local u. s. Naval Hospital
the local V. F. w. Auxiliary and
the La Concha Club will sponsor!
this show, no date has been ar
ranged for at this time. 80
The clubs monthly luncheon
will take place ut noon March
23rd.
Two new members took their,
oath of obligation at yesterdays
meeting Mrs. Judy Faulds and
Mrs. Viola Bzullak. Thrift shop
workers for this week are Mrs.
Iona Aiken, Pat Kirkpatrick,
Marporie Sholdt. Madeleine Tay-
Tor and Vera Wood.
Those attending yesterdays
meeting we're: MesdameS Francis
S h IN me- yer, Helen Cherwa,
Jeanne Reynolds. Bea Holt, Es-
ther Cain. Irena Aiken. Judy
FauldS, Genevieve Fluke, Eileen
Behrens, Viola Bzullak. Jackie
Hitler Pat kirkpatrick, Tessie
Braxton, Vera Wood. Madeleine
Taylor and perspective member
Mrs. Hilda Berry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
British Told
Tradition
Is Handicap

LONDON--(P)--Prof. Willis r.
Wolrich, chief of the scientific
office of the American Embassy,
thinks Britain would be more
prosperous if its people kow-
towed less to tradition. He said so
an Engineering Industries As
ISOLATION luncheon.
Britain might need to place
less reliance on history and more
responsibility on her creative
young men, he declared. THAT
has brought dividends to other
English speaking nations. | sin
cerely believe it will do so to
you.
IF the British are determined
to do so" Wolrich. said, they
can compete in almost all articles
of small plant production with
the United States. Your labor is
not as highly paid. The cost of
your raw material is rather more
in some instances. Your men
work diligently"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12

wedding rehearsal which will be
held tonight at 2 p. m. to be fol-
lowed by John Spottswood's
Bachelor dinner. II looks as.
though tonight is the gentlemen's
night TO howl and here's the
rather impressive ushers' list of
those who will attend: ~
Congressman George M.
Smathers, representative for our.
local district will fly down from,
Washington today. Frank e.
Jackson, U, S. Naval Intelligence
and r. M. McDavid, u. S. Secret
Service. both Of Miami, also from,
Washington will be Chief Usher,
James j. Rowiey who is Chief of
the White House Secret Service.
Among the Key WesterS are: W.
Warren Sawyer. who will be best
man, VIM. X. Warren, Jr.,- Kermit
III. Levin. Robert A. Saunders,
William b. Russell, all old friends
Of the groom from his school OF
army days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
Humane Society Ball To Be Held At
RduEs Club On Roosevelt BouIeUard
Tonight; Erpect Large attendance

Gay supper parties and cock
tail parties are being given be-
fore the Humane Society Ball
which Is to be held tonight at
Raul's. Key Westers are rallying
around to help the good cause
and so are winter visitors and
many OF the Navy.
Among the patrons many OF
whom have worked hard to make
the dance a success are the fol-
lowing, s
Captain and Mrs. Cecil Adell:
Capt. and Mrs. j. A. Farrell, Jr.;
Captain and Mrs. A. d. Bannister;
Captain and Mrs. C. E. Weakley;
Copdr, and Mrs. F. j. Helfinger;
Comdr. and Mrs. S. d. B. Merrill;
Comdr. and Mrs. Morgan II. Har-
ris: Capt. and Mrs. Carl Hilton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland Adams;
Mr.. Paul Baron; Mr.. and Mrs,
Horace Connable; Mr.. and Mds.
Bowman Cutter; Comdr. and Mrs.
l.. II. Goddard; Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
u. Garrett; Miss Minnie Porter
Harris; Mrs. Pauline Hemingway;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12

I'VE renular monthly business
wleeiina "a the Ia Concha Navy
Wives Club No BS. was held ~
wednesday meeting 10 10 a. m.
"a huilding i1g q = Naval sta
tllsn
A hake Sale iur the club has
been planned ior Saturday,
aafch i8th "a the oommissary,
and fss monthly welfare fund
vlii b. turned over " the Red
Nfaea each month the club
dpnaier o. some needy organiza-
tion.
Ashy clubs adopt a needy
ianpiF a. contact a European
CAhk family, bat the Navy
Wives Club has discovered a
taNn IN ths Y =. A. bearing no
ha1ae uniy the No az. Therefore,
afs irYtnN to contact a needy
iamiiY in that toNn and viii en-
deaNuf a. assist them.
stephen Fvtchit the radio
and Movie star s expected IN
tsNn aaan with hls famous all
rnlnrrd road show. and although
D. b. dong a performance IN a
ioCai theatre, his agent mas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
100 Members Ind Guests OF Officers
Wires Club We're Entertained Friday
Nv Dance Team Of Brent-Brennan

b. l.. Malpass, Mrs. James Jones
and Mrs. o. L. Pabst.
Mrs George Wales introduced
the couple and Miss Brennan
gave a brief description of each
dance and explained some of the
background OF the dance.
The Henry Brent originals per-
formed by Miss Brennan and Mr..
Brent are a refreshing change
from the theatrical exhibitions
done by so many dance teams.
Included in their Foutines were
rhumba, tango. sambra, paso-
doble "a Mexican two-step) and
finally a swing fox trot. Many
of the wives signed up to take
lessons with their husbands at
the Casa Marina)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12

The DOGS Dance. TO be held at
Ra,tfs Club for the benefit of the
key West Humane Society.
You'll enjoy hearing and seeing
Morgan Dennis with his famous
tclovision pups rs well as alF tie
otinT things that go with a Sat
urday night dance at a spot like
Raul's.
And don't forget 10 stop in at
the woman's Club TO Gee the
two-man painting exhibit by two
OF our local highlights. Alice Bre-
din and Burnett Garrett, and if
you have a moment and some
change Ia spare, you can no
doubt put II 10 good use at the
Parent-Teachers Rummage Sale
being held in the store at the cor
ner of Angela and Simonton
streets. The money collected,
here Is for the benefit of the Par.
ent-Teacher Association of the
Division street Elementary school
and the sale will be open through.
S y. m. Monday. March 18th. !
The Sellers-Spottswood we'd,
ding rehearsal Saturday night
followed later by the Bachelor
Dinner and the wedding on Sun
day. for which there was a spe-
cial diSpensation because of Lent,
viii put the finishing touches to
one Of this seasons busiest social
week-ends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
O''e ~ Season's Busiest Social
Weeke"ds Is HighIighted BY
Seiiers'Spoiiswood Wedding
nw Aer<Asn ~,~.~

Ia srite 30 the usual slowing
..e~n fsf lent viaitaa b. Kew
@fAa etii Have NJ trnniic find
80 tines o. A. this h,iay wsrk
slst flfat ~ go thercN tee
Fi'istf ei'iN oucninr 10 3p m.
esfaf.iaF aipl runninr lsnu IA a
- t'ifssslrh , y N. Mnnday. Prac
..saiit stftythinH that graws an
49, w. elll D. rcprosenied
nfsfe Nas Is nv time d. find
s.Aa a. tIsHsF nane NJ that plant
in ftttf R8fitn. thai viaitors are
.i~eys asking aiuut, and whose
ult.tf yssufe ashamed "a admit
ss'si eamt knnw There are plants
@fAa fruits and seeds IN every
at~NN - destlnpncnt, and all
safia ~ lntvrt ting and fantastic
fitawfF affHnNrmcnta. And I can
81 yesi riehl herc and now, that
tiis ams@umt az Uurk involved in
FsiitWik thn show tngether is
MFR ms world ever dreamed
-. ilsalaiio" a. euf Trend shakes
p&sfs eaeE p,st a.
faniNht too. marks the last
Fsftsamaner " TIE comedy. THE
t-ele ChfisinpheF nean,- which is
ths keY West Players third OF.
isfia9 az tlio season. lis a per-
ls.finanee that certainly merits a
iafse atlendnnce.
AHNllleg outstanding event
which b sure o. be- a success is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan jackson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Jaimeson,
Mr.. and Ms, Cyril MARSHALL; Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Al. Mills; Mr..
Mrs. Curry Moreno; Mrs. Charles
j. Monroe; Mr.. and Mrs. David
Newton; MIR. and Mrs. b. C. Papy;
Miss Eta Patterson: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Pierce; Mrs, Mary p ente-
cost; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pol
lock; Mr., Norville Reed; Mrs.
Maurice Saul; Mr.. and Mrs, Nor
berg Thompson: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thofnpson;s Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Trevor; Mrs. r. HI. Van
Buren,; Mrs. Tracy Van Buren,;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills White;
Mrs. Harriet Wilson.
1.-THE Debonairs" with an
extra member added TO the or
chestra, viii play the dance
music and everyone is looking
forward to- the skit that will be
put on by Morgan Dennis. world
famous artist who specializes in
dogs,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12

Nearly l1O members and guests
81 tits ofhccrs' Wives Club were
entertained b. Henry Brent and
be- lovely partner Rita Brennan.
TIE dance team now appearing
iog ere Casa Marina hotel The
dance team b. well known IN
NeW Vera a. we'll as Key West
Ths hasic1ses Cor the luncheon
wefe tbe Submarine wives. Mrs
" l. Small and her committee
Nhieh consisted Of Mesdames Z.
l. nsach. d.. &. NJ. Henderson
vi A Marslotla and Mrs George
Asles dccuraicd the tables most
sttseuseiy wilh hibiscus ana
cFet0nz
Nra Brennan and Mr. Brent
urex the numbers Tor the door
Falscs Uhlch were won by MIS-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
ST. PauI's W0man's Auxiliary
Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting
of st. Paul'S Woman's Auxiliary
was held in the Parish Hall on
Monday at 8 p. m.
Mrs, Joseph Todd presided
over the business session, Mrs.
Mervin Russell led the devotions.
The educational program was
conducted by Mrs. James Mac
Connell.
The president announced that
the District meeting of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary, Diocese of
South Fla. would be held at ST.
Stephens Church. Coconut Grove
ON March Is, l949 and urged
members to attend.
Those attending the meeting
were: Mesdames Emma Ayala,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
Congressman Smafhers And Other
Prominent Figures To BE Guests
Ia SpOiisIrOOd-SeIIers Wedding

Althes9h this Is q wOman's
paKs colufnn. this particular
TEN b 81 be-. an about men.
Veal hesr al about the details
~ the alsiafi side when YOU read
ths report 81 the wedding on
Monday However since men are
afnunx the things women are in
tsfsaisd in you won't find this
ESQ hard o. take.
~ thia time everyone in town
hnows thsi John A Spottswood,
=. owner and manager Of Key
Vests Radio station, and scion
"A fslat had "a get that inl 0f
gtse ~ key Vests oldest families
b g. b. maFried "a 81 paul's
kgsaFupai Church o. Mary Myr-
tls AeilQEs 0n Sunday, March
1870 fuf once the list of ushers
alai best man b. as impressive as
snf bTidiesmaid's last I've ever
arfu Many wcll-known Key
Wsatefz and outstanding Out-of-
iusneFa are coming here Tor the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
Girl Scouts Of Key Vest Mark
18th Anniversary OF Founding liz IS.

Today is the thirty-seventh an
niversary of the founding of Girl
Scouting in the United States. It
also marks the closing of the
Clothes for Friendship project by
means of which Girl Scouts have
brought warmth and comfort to
thousands of needy children
overseas.
Originally scheduled to end on
December !, l94a, the undertake
ing proved SO successful--and so
many Scouts were moved by the
touching letters of gratitude sent
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
i'Ss tKnow Amarical

Judge Annette A. Adams of
Sacramento, Cal, noted jurist,
born in ,Prattville, Cal, y years
agO.saEIE
RtssRev. Elwood L. Haines,
Protestant Episcopal bishop of
Iowa, born in Philadelphia, Sc
years ago.
Col. Edward A. Deeds, chair
man of the National Cash Regis
ter Co.. Dayton, Ohio, born in
Licking County, Ohio, rs years
ago.
DR., Charles L. Camp, director
of the Museum of Paleontology,
University of California at Berk-
ley, born in Jamestown, N. D.,
Sc years ago.
Prof, Walter H. Butcher of
Columbia University, noted geo
logists3horn Akron, 9hies Oh
years ago.
MAJ. Gen. Harry c. Ingles, re-
tired chief signal officer, presir
dent of. the RCA Instituted born
Pleasant Hill, Nebr., 81 years
ago. .
Harvey D. Gibson of New
York, noted bank head, born in
No. Conway, N. H., 81 years ago.
George w. Mason, president of
Observation-Disclosures, Detroit, born
in Valley City, N. D., So years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12

by European children-that they
asked to be allowed to continue
the Clothes For Friendship pro-
-ject until Girl Scout birthday
The Girl Scout organization,
by providing the opportunity and
incentive to help less fortunate
children, has given just one more
demonstration of how Scouting
translates childhood faith in the
future into constructive interna-
tional understanding and unset
fish action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
Ashby Nelson,
Ex-Key Wester,
Visiting Mother

Ashby Nelson. former Key
Wester, now of Tampa, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Susan Nelson,
1911 Pine street, and other rela-
tiveS.
Mr.. Nelson left here in 1915 to
reside in Tampa, but has return
ed on visits several times since
then. He is engaged in the poul-
try-raiSing business and has own
ed many hens with egg-laying
records in Florida. He says he has
known of chicks from such hens
selling for as much as $50 for
100.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12
NeaUs Notes
Up wirephoto

The Romans made a "cure" for
wounds and ulcers out of oyster
shells and cuttle-fish bones.
Oysters are good to eat
throughout the year, even in the
'R-less" months.
Oysters spawn between May
and September, and fewer oys-
tiers are sold then in order TO con-
serve the supply.
A single adult female oyster
will discharge form Is to ia
million eggs at a, single spawn
ing.
Prehistoric man in northern
Europe enjoyed oysters, as attest
ed by mounds of oyster shells
found there.
American Indians living along
the Atlantic Coast were fond of
oysters.
The Romans made medicines
and kind of cement out of oys-
ter shells.
Glasgow, Scotland, first grew
rich and important through the
Importation of tobacco from Vir-
ginia and Maryland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12

Jas. Mac Connell, Mervin Rus
sell, Elizabeth Reese, Emma Sey-
mour, John Sawyer, Myrtland
Gates, Mary Curtis Eberhardt,
Dan Navarro, Joseph Todd, clar-
ence Allshouse, Louise Grant,
Ralph Russell, Sophia Watson,
Gloriana Bayly, Eric Curry, Fan
ME Curry, Ellen Tynes, Ralph
Pinder, Jennie Seymour, Miss
Leila Pitcher and Mrs. r. F. Car
roll, visitor from Winchester,
Virginia.
After the meeting a social hour
followed and Mrs. Emma Ayala
and Mrs. Ralph Pinder were hos
tesses for. the afternoon. A prize
was won by Mrs. Clarence Ais
house.
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Son to Kings
Mr.. and Mrs. John King of
Richland, Mich, announce the
birth of a son weighing 5 lbs, 8
ozs. at l0:48 p, m. Thursday in
the Monroe County Hospital.
Martins Have Son
A son weighing 7 lbs, 5 ozs.,
was born to 1t. and Mrs, Truman
Martin of 1921 William street.
The new arrival was born at
1855 p. m. Thursday in the Mon
roe County Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-12

PRETTY JUANITA THoMp-
som senior at Dana High
High School in Western North
Carolina. comes to Florida as
Hendersonville's Apple Harvest
Festival Queen to join in fes-
tivitiesi of Broward County
Fair at Fort Lauderdale March
1870. She is accompanied by
eight mountain clog dancers
and by Vernon Rogers Blue
Sky 4 Rangers. championship
striug hand. They will step at
several points in Florida. en-
route. including St. Augustine.
where a benefit performance
for The high school band has
been Scheduled for March Ia.
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DR.. Claude Hicks, Ross G.. Wittens
Guests OF Lions Club Al Their Den
On Seminary Street Last Night

DIR. Claude Hicks and Ross G..
WittenS, district governor and
deputy district governor, We're
honored guests at the Key West
Lions Club, at their regular
meeting in the Lions Den, Sem
mary street,
Invocation was by Lion
Charles Roberts, and the pro-