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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28
Church News

On Sunday, May following the
regular preaching service at IL
. m. at the Presbyterian church
. congregational meeting will be
hold for the purpose of calling a
regular pastor. All members are
urged to be present.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28

Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Wilson, Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Wilson and daughter
of Greenwood, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Mcdaniel and daughters OF
Gulfport. Mrs. j. D. Whittle of
Winona was a guest Monday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28
w. M. U. Gathers

The w. M. U. met in the Bap-
fist church Monday afternoon.
After the opening song Mrs. j. P.
Love led in prayer. Mrs. Mary
Sheppard gave four chapters from
the study on Stewardship"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Samul
and daughter, Mary Frances of
New Orleans spent last week end
with Miss Maggie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Vegezzi.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Marshall,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Marshall
attended the Air show in Jackson
Sunday afternoon.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28
Sunbeams Hold Session

Forty Sunbeams met in the
church under the leadership OF
Mrs. S. B. Harrington, assisted by
Mrs. B. T. Taylor and Mrs. Rich
ard Byrd. n
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Unger at
tended a family reunion Sunday
in the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. P. Harmon in Sails.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schwartz,
Mrs. NJ. L. Turner and Dave
Bradslow left for Baltimore and
New York City Saturday night
by motor for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Turner will visit her daugh-
sAa Ia Louise, and the others
will visit relatives and do buy
ing Dave Brodie of Greenwood
was in charge of the Fair store
during the absence of MI. and
Mrs. Schwartz.
Mrs. Roy Marshall and Mrs.
Hugh McPhail attended the high
school graduating exercises In
Kilmichael, April 81. Betty Wood
Williams, niece of Mrs. Marshall
was a member of the class.
Mrs. Robert Waldrup and child
rem of Houston, were week end
guests of her brother, Ellis Harris
and family,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28

Miss Ann Louise Smith has &C
cepted a position in Jackson.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. James Peaster and
sons spent Easter in jackson
with Mrs. Irwin Grafton and
daughters.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-28
GARDEN CLUB E E

Tehula Garden club met with
Mrs. Henry Waterer on Shotvllle
plantation, Friday, April 8, with
Mrs. +. c. Flemming, co-hostess.
Twenty-Five members, and Mrs,
D. A. Branscome Of Canton. a
former member were present.
Committees for the Flower show
to be held on April 26 were APP
pointed.
The sound-technicolor picture
of the Sugar Bowl game will be
shown at the auditorium at 3
D. m. on May 2. Announcements
were made for the State Garden
Club meeting in Leland and
Greenville, April 80 and 80.
Mrs. w. G. Gwin gave a talk
on Preparing and arranging
flowers for the show. Mrs. Sam
Foose and Mrs. Ned Parrish gave
highlights of the recent class on
arrangement held in Greenwood.
Two bowls, one of white Iris and
one of yellow Dutch Iris were
used to illustrate. Mrs. Bob Gar
rad gave a paper on "Glads for
Continuous Growth" Mrs. Woody
brought a "Flowering Shrub ar
rangement.
The hostess served a salad
course and tea.
Mrs. j. c. Cannon and Mrs. w,
w. Woody will be hostess for the
May meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Unger at
tended a family reunion Sunday
in the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. p. Harmon in Sails.
Capt. j. j. Kazar recently left
for Oliver General hospital, Au-
gusta, Ca. to attend a Contact
camp for Medical Department Re-
serve Officers, of the Third Army
Area military. Maneuvers were in
progress for several days. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Kazar who
visited relatives in Augusta
They were to return on Monday
of this week.
Mrs. B. D. Wilcox and daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Wilcox and
Mrs. c. A. Parent, accompanied
by Suzy Parent of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, were house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Sharpe on
Albino plantation recently.
M o~J NFrc Japooc Doocfor and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

Mrs Ada Tubic, 300 GRltirr 81,
AMI daughters. Mrs, Raymond Col
her. Mtas Ruth Tnbic and Mrs
Frances West entertained MIR. and
Mrs, Chtsm at dinner. Present at
the dinner were the Mcssrs and
Mines James Logan, Raymond
Johnson and Robert Jones,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs Elizabeth Briggs, 2j Olson Highway left Sunday,
August H. for San Francisco Calf attend the National
convention Of the Ek Mrs Briggs, who drecreSS
civil liberties OF Minnesota, will Denver return
trip home
Mrs Cora Taylor $500 Fourth Ave So returncd to the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
WORK a BLESSING

Work II mans greatest blcaS-
INK Brstdrs Furnishing him his
suStcnHncc, II srrvcs Ia take his
mtnd off himself and his troubles.
Most Of uE are 80 constituted that
We can have but one thing 90 OC-
cupy oar mind at time n wa
allow II a. do ~. petty worries
WIN dcairuy our peace 0f mind
and render us unit for the i'm
pUtihnt things W. have "a do
The only remedy that has ever
bron devised a. relieve IA troubled,
warned mind ~ 10 put into the
place Of the thing that worries.
annth"r thought, and make uf II
Tho superior interest. Here In
where work comes IN. The man
with normal power 81 hpplIcR-
uOn can MAX" his work take the
place m his mind Of every other
c0u,cIn 81 worry. THIS Ia one Of
the grrnt'at blessings Of work
CiATlSsa Independent.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

Clinton Ave, So. returned TO the
city Friday, August 10, after u
four weeks vacation IN Dallas
and Mrxla. Texas. Kansas City,
Mo. and Kansas city kans.
Mrs. Dorothy Thomas Early and
two children OF Chicago Ill are
the house guests Of MIR and Mrs.
Il b. Muulden. SS4s Fourth Ave.
So Mrs. Thomas is the niece Of
Mr. and Mrs. Moulden and is also
VISITING her sister. Sybil Bell of
ST Paul Mrs Early's husband
also accompanied her.
Mrs. LyatIa Puritt Of Chicago,
Ill. LETT for her home Thursday
August II after spending one
week as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Jones. 1892 Fourth Ave So.
Mrs. Prmtt is the sister of Mrs
Jones
Mrs Eva Abbey. 4l4 f. 25th St
has returned home from FRirN1ew
Hospital where she underwent an
emergency operation. Her Condi-
ton at this time is reported good.
MIR. George MayrS, 3S4S Fourth
Ave SO left this week for Jack
SON Miss He expects To be- gone
two months
Mrs. Nate Banks Of Chicago is
back IN the city accompanied by
Miss Dorothy Waters also of Chi
caEo They are house guests OF
Mrs Banks sister Mrs Elsie Hall
Mrs. Albert Bell Uf Topeka
Kans. Is VISITING her daughter and
s1n-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Nevis. PIG ". 3lst Mrs Bell will
VISIT indefinitely in the city
Mrs Gertrude smith. 4O4S
Fourth Ave. So, returned Monday
August Is from Lake Minnctonka
where she vRCationed twelve days
with friends
Mrs Blanche Lewis, 400 + 39th
St, returned home Monday August
IS from Wisconsin where she had
been visiting
MIR. Carl Ampey. SO Royalston
Ave. No. returned Monday. Aug
ust from Lincoln, Ncb., where
h" visited his brother, John Am
pcy who ~ IN the Veterans Hos.
Mrs. James 10. smith and Mrs
Bessie Turner of Tallcadge. Ala
were dinner guests Of Mrs Thclma
Jenkins. 1919 Franklin Ave They
were guests Thursday August II.
MIR. and Mrs. jeff Woods Of
Fort Worth. Texas. were house
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

They VIII be- Enn" for ten days
Their day. Jackie, viii accompany
them ON the trip
\ SIN pound, Is ounce baby bay
was born Thursday. August II To
Mir and Mrs Alphonso Willis, 6TA
lglchArt Ave The baby, born In
Miller hospital, was named Curtis
Stewart HlS maternal grand.
mother. Mrs Il l.. Stewart of
Little Rock. ARK Is in the city,
She viii leave Saturday, August
20
JRnicc Compton of Aurora. III,
nine year old niece Of Mrs Mar
garct Young, 300 n Avun. win
spend two weeks visiting here
Mr. and Mrs, William HlnOI..
20? W Central Ave, lcft Thurs.
day, Aug ~, for Detroit. Kansas
Cty Mo, Cleveland. Ohio chi.
cage and Akron. Ohio, They win
motor to these places with Mr.. and
Mira Erncst Potts
Mrs IIrIIaIne Rhodes, " 6i3 W
Central Ave. lot Sunday, August
7 for vacation In New York
brooklyn, Cleveland and Chicago.
She win visit her aunt Mira q
W noothc Ia brooklyn and her
cousin, Mira George W. Cook of
New York CITY She viii visit rel
atlvcE and friends In other places
Richard UOTham, Jefferson CITY,
Mr.. husband ~ Mrs Thclma
Thurstun Oorham. University Of
Minnesota and son .ln.law nf MT
and Mrs Frank Thuraton, 70I
IglchHrt Ave, IN Waiting his wife
and her family, Tie viii be here in
definitely
MI and Mrs. John ChlHm ~
Chicago spent thrr" days Waiting
Mr. and Mira Robert Jones', 1929
Rundu Ave
Mrs. Emmett Jones'. IO2I Rohdo
Ave entertained Mr. and Mrs
Chiam at breakfast ana took them
IN u sightseeing trip around the
Twin cities
Miss Wanda Marie Owens, CAT
Sclhy Ave, viii observe her 2ist
birthday Saturday. August 20.
The MATINEE bridge club mot
wcdn, tisy, August .. at the
home 1T Mrs Manioy Rhodes. 900
Carroll Ave. Mrs J w Crump
was guest nj this meeting. and
received guest prize. Those win
ming prizes were the Mines Wi.
liam Hanna William CRSsiuH and
Fred Rohuok, FIRST, second and
thru prizes respectively.
Spending the weekend at Lake
Adncy were Mr. and Mrs, James
Green. TO H. Anthony Ave. Mr.
and Mira Ernest Finnry Of MIN.
nrapolis and Mrs Alice Young Of
Minneapolis They were the guests
~ Dr. ban CASTOR Of 81 Louis.
who has a cabin there
Private william %. Johnson,
sun Of Mr and Mrs. Homer John
son, 49, Rondo Ave, In now
rtati0ncd IN Gifu, Japan. Johnson
went ovcrHcas IN September Igts.
"Wednesday evening. August 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, James
Woods, 1929 Clinton Ave. So. for
FIVE days Saturday, August Is the
two couples drove to Duluth, MINI,
where they enjoyed the beautiful
Minnesota scenery. Mr. and Mrs.
jeff Woods left Sunday, August
II after a very pleasant stay in
the city. Mr.. JEFF Woods is the
brother OF Mr.. James Woods
Miss Adrirnnr Merrill, 1909
Fifth Ave So, entertained a group
at a get together Saturday night.
August Is Those present were Ida
Cole. jeanne Harpolr, Marilyn and
Gwen Morrow. Mary L.Angum,
jeanne Fraction, Dorothy Ann
StovRll, Marian Curry, Minerva
Johnigan, Phyllis Williams, AthcR
Lee. Connie and Kathryn Chivers,
Barbara Lewis. Mary Esther
Young Jewell Rowan, lone Roach,
and Maurice MAckey Homer Rus
sell. Oliver Thomas, Harlan, Carl
and Donald Russell Richard How
ell. Kempus Workout DiCkic
Johns, Russ Moody, Lawrence
Shannon. Maurice Williams, Al
bert Moore. Jerry Wright, Earl
Smith. James Curry. Richard Ac-
ostA and Eugene Robinson
Rev. A. l.. Kirk. APPS Fourth
Ave. So. returned recently from
the state park IN st CrOlX. MINI.
There he was camp pastor for
over one hundred young white
people He spent about two weeks
there.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Mrs Nora Ross, 6Gi 81 Anthony Ave, left Wednesday,
August H. for ST Louis Mo- where she will visit her nieces
nrphcwS and brothers before returning the city While away
she will also visit her home town. Columbia, Mo
Mr. and Mrs Edmund Jackson, 4S6 Carroll Ave- will leave
today (FrdaN August 10 motoring Chicago aud Detroit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

city Tuesday, August g. after a
two month vacation in Los Ange-
les, Calf She also visited Taco
ma Wash san Francisco, Port
land, Ore, Catalina. Calf. and
other points around California.
\ buffet supper was given by
Mrs. Ruth Ford. PIG w. 3lst St,
Wednesday, August 10. The sup
per was IN honor Of Mrs. Edna
Bacon Shaw of California former
ly a resident of Minnesota. The
guests included Mrs Leo Cole and
Misses Constance Winston. Jaun-
tia Winston and Harriet Bacon.
Miss Eunicr McQucrry. 1918
Clinton Ave. So. left Tuesday,
August l6 for New York City
where she VIII visit friends for a
week. From there she will go to
Charlcston No Carolina where
she accepted job as teacher IN
the public school system Miss Nc
Query has been visiting friends
and relatives IN Minneapolis for
the past three months
Mrs. isabelle Irby and daughters
Rose and isabelle OF Bronx. New
York, left for their home Wcdncs-
day night August 10 after spend
my two weeks IN the city AZ the
hpus" guest Of Mrs Essir Arnold
and Mrs. Leila Smith 2lOl East
10Th St
Mrs. Lorraine r. ChiNcrS. IOl7
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
birthday GrrrtlngSl August 30

birthday dwellings August 20
IiayInund $tssun. 30 Irving
Ave. No, George A Lynch, Min
ucapolls, August 30 Robert Al
rNandrr, 1870 tItth Ave. 81, Ro'
land Grtssuul. S6S nth Ave. No.
Mrs T. H. Perkins, 3623 Fourth
Ave So, August ~ Mrs. Della
Payne. SilA Fourth Ave. So,
Mus CC,l Taylor Jr.. lOiB Bry-
ant AVv No. Frank V. Wright,
casa Fourth Ave So. ], h, Judy,
1920 F1uh Ave. SO, sept,
Mrs Beatrice CRsstus. $3.50 9TH
Ave. So. Oscar Newman 2A3A
Fhuh Ave So, Mira. Oscenla
Wright. S6l; Chicago Ave. James
SlSson. go Irving Ave. No, John
Il Carter. 500 AlduCh Ave. No;
Mrs Mary Duke. 1904 Bryant
Ave No. Hobart T. Mitchell Jr..
1872 Elliot Ave So; Mrs h. u,
Frazier. 2I2a Fourth Ave. So,
Mrs r a. Warren, BOD Fremont
Ave. No Fred q. Murphy, 3TIl
Elnh Ave \ Mrs OEura Bailcy,
SOS Firth Ave. \, Frank llrUwn,
aGl Eighth Ave, n. September \
\. i clark, AOIa Clinton Ave.
~ Mrs Burr Gugsby, sTl Al.
dnrh Ave. No September I 4.
\ barnett, 1Si9 ith Ave, So.
NJ T. Bell. 1920 Clinton Ave. s,
GoVRnna Alexander. 1920 Fifth
Ave So,
nt-,ft,,u urcc,,,v,, Aug,st
% Il Drake Shrrvrport Ia
lhnnns a. shaw. Durham. N &,
Srpi / George p,rkann New
Haven conn Srnt Christine
mt Montana prt,r "A Nclnnn
Chi,nun m Srpi 4 Cnh Roach
rrp,la Rams sent Mrs
IIrnry kirilcy Kansas CYty Mo.
Mrs Jnbnny IIndprs New York
Srrt Grnrpr r. Jnckaon
ysnrSytIlr Ohlu Thco. Wallace.
T. \ NAVY
~
HhIItbANS IN 81 tAIb
August - Kenneth Roblnsun.
100 st Anthony Ave. Anna L.
ttTTTN llpk tTi,hnTt A va Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

&E Americas Most
S66 Speetocvlor Nigh,
Show, Featuring 800 Sion
OF Circus. Stose & Screen.
Other Big Features include.
o Bl0 cGStlS. Swine, Sheep,
Horse and Poultry Shows.
o 1.-Two SPIns-TInSlInO Thrill
Days, September and ,.
o So-AsFS FGFm Machinery
and Home Appliance Show.
OHSrnsN Races, , DayO,
August ~. 30 and ~.
o Gigantic Army, Navy and
All Forces Exposition.
o Statewide Assembly Of
$500 Top an CivbbsES.
o ROYal American shows on
Worlds BlssSSl Midway.
o hVaS Farm Crops, Flower
Fruit, Vegetable shows.
OAVIo Races, Five Days,
Aug. ~, 2ej Sept. 4. 4, s,
o FomSd v. S. Army Ground
Forces and RcAF Bends.
. WOman'S, Dairy. Bee, Al,
School and SlGiS Exhibits.
otdSs Fsss'ysd essadsIsAd SsssS. \
ii Sl1bk ~ 50, Inc. lsH, ~ mail IL
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Notice 70 Clubs

around the In ord" for your
chroncbng weekly u" Yh 'i
your 10 make current club NE
prc.dcnt that this has the f'"
information
Fi out and mail 70 sI2 Building Paul 3t Third
Minneapolis
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ten years ago n"w throw open the portals to the
inner sanctum not only get cordial hearing
but some good Sdv,Cc and more than one tw,
leads to follow up
Brad Morrison. Sr. associate editorial page
editor Of the Minneapolis Tribune: bradshaw
MiRtcner, vice president and general counsel Of
PiIsbury Mills; Ann Arnold Hcdgrnan, RSsiS.
tant Federal security Administrator tin Wash
Ington. ID. g.; senator Hubert Humphrey Of
Minnesota; Or,Irc FREEMAN. state DEI. chair.
man-an Of these people have had hand In
making the MRN mIICh rnAIrF for nF. IEaIrF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
DoINo DISHES

by ETA DONNEl.L
Oh. how hate To do the dishes,
They always have to be- done,
Although the foods delicious
Doing dishes is no fun.
DO them after breakfast
Lunch AMI dinner too.
I get so awful tired
don't know what to do
When | become lady fine
Paper ones III use each day
Then the dishes. after ! dine
Can all be- thrown away
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

Mrs. Lorraine r. ChivcrS. IOl
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WAY SEE IT
q BY neLL D0DS0n RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY There's whipping big difference between
Of arrival this metropolis
chcrcw nothing
Pennsylvania station with packet OF ref
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Woman Angler
Lands Tarpon
Weighing l3s Lbs.
Up Wirephoto

Mrs. Alice Bernowski, s3-4
Poinciana Place, acught d SO b
tarpon last night, fishing in ca
day Channel, according to 81.
Shearer, FOG White street, owne~
of the motorboat Dot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernowski w ere
angling with Mr., Shearer from,
the Dot. when the tarpon strlck
at 8 o'clock.
1T was one of the hardest and
most evciting fights in landing q
fish ! had ever witnessed" MIR.
Shearer said. 1T was not till 1904
O'Clock that Mrs. BernoWski
brought the tarpon to boat
She is so proud of her catch
she has arranged to send it to a
taxidermist in Miami to have it
mounted. So far as | know, 1T is
the largest tarpon caught by a
woman in local waters"
Mr.. Shearer also said that Mrs.
BernowSki recently landed a Al
pound barracuda.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19

face going down No. 2 it would
seem that a par five would be ac-
cepted in most golfing circles,
That would almost indicate that
the wind would be behind you
going 10 No. | green, making that
hole a par four. Everybody en-
Joys too many BRIDES on No. /
anyway. Even yours truly has
one % his credit and, in six
months!
You've got to hand the medals
To the Greens Committee for the
new golf vourse that's in the
making. The whole place is bub-
ling over with speculation and
everybody's filled to overlooking
with bright ideas. Either my
game will have to change for the
better or else | may be forced to
caddy or play nights atsthe minia-
ture course where l can at least
see the flags from the trees.
No toolin' -. this new golf
course will separate the men
from the boys, Mentally, as the
course takes on new spring out
az. we're all placing ourselves in
the category OF either men or
boys.
There's new day coming,
fcllOwsi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
MANY WORTHY

Continued From Page One)
Navy: attendance of student at
Girls, State in an Americanism
program; visit of a Chinese nurse
to this country 10 learn modern
American methods of nursing to
ease the pain Of the suffering
Chinese when the nurse returns
to China, Identification project
of the Jaycees; refuse receptacles
placed around town; benches pla-
sced throughout the city for con-
venience of weary pedestrians
cFourist Navy. and local: as
sistance to local Girl Scouts; Es-
say ayydras at local schools; COM
mercial award at local schools;
Loan from Scholarship Fund to
assist student who otherwise
would not be able to return to
school: assistance to members
and high school graduates in
finding employment: contribu-
tons to March of Dimes. Red
Cross, Cancer Society, Commu-
nifty Chest Comnonnitv Christ
mas tree fund, TIC association.
Chamber of Commerce activities.
and many other worthwhile pro-
jects.
The group being initiated at
the meeting to be held tomorrow
wednesday, night at 8 p. m. at
the Woman's Club includes many
of the city's outstanding women
among whom are:
Garcia Nettles, Eloina Cato.
Mildred Mason, Ora Moore. Ana
Weekly, Susan Adams, Jeanette
Still, Lily Wilhelms, Olive Saun-
ders, Anita Recio Bradley, Louisa
Delaney Parks, Margaret Well
ons, Marie Stewart, Edna Schnei-
der, Wilhelnina Lopez, Marie H.
Hurley, Rose Frank, Lila Lum-
ley, Rosa Cohen, Olive H. Renna.
Sydney c. Curry, Florence Ard
agh, Maragret Conner, Elena Al
bury, Anita Hartenstine, Pauline.
Owen, Harriet Showers, Nave
Hardman Walston, Alice Robin.
son, May L. Douglass, Cleora
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19

tiollem are eying the course
insse DAYS with awe. what with
fenalfa and changes being made
everyday. For instance. they've
moved thn coolinE sheds that
on1o dotted the course ~ various
teeI a. sthcr spots This alone
has made an entirely different
nnlf c1urse. and ] think the play
ely iite Tins change.
Tees anatn. yDu can sec staked
~ ionecr driving tees and In
fIffgrcnt locations thus making
fle aVtranc player sauirm a wee
"a A. think that he may never
naath enc greens on these longer
a.. However. there's certainly
.ns conullstlon IN having No. ?
80 farther haek. and that Is your
i.ucn8 ball NAV not reach the
800 ~ often o. 4 used 60.
urffsf I'm Cos tisat right off
- l,riuns oi other golfers score
80 80 0n ihiN stem. The new
..If fmlrsr wlii BE- many yards
L..rrf filan thc old Consequent
I. ..aa ~ guya make q ninety
90 ne nn 40 can feel bctter
- in.s thsi we've earned ev'
- rsrf ADD eWry psitt 49, make
a. thsn. try and make q ninety
49, 49, new
matls fhr hoys vii wan' NO
a. paF fuur atd "
- ave Could BE- that on ~,
mfg fayV tlle tNo hoies .ou'D
..m.s t.nf pam interchange
~ WHrr tse e'''' 81 %"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY
BY AP Newsfeoiures

EMILY TAFT DOUGLAS. born
April ls. 1888. in Chicago. one of
three daughters of dorado Taft,
the famous sculptor, and distant
cousin of William Howard Taft
AS a child she travelled widely
with her father. After being
graduated from the University of
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HEARINGS STARTED
fCnntinned From Page One

fCnntinned From Page One1
fused 70 telephone for hep for
me.
Then a doctor came and gave
me a hypodermic. X-rays taken
at the hospital showca my thigh
WINS broken"
Representing Miss Lange in the
suit are Attorneys William ". AL
bury n | Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr.,
while Ignatius Lester is acting
for Cohen rs well as ] Lancclot
Lcsta anl Allan , Cleare.
The jury which is hearing the
Gaze is compo:el Of Harold j.
Key, Tcliy o. But.c L. c. Tay-
lor, Sr., Charles Bc.tram Curry,
Benjamin c. Roberts ana William
]. Schoneck.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-19
Phillies Beat Braves,
Senators Take Athletics
Officially Open
National And
American League
Races; Sain Lost
asprcinl 20 The ,7Ii,.cn,

NEW YORK, April 19.-Ken
Heintzelman, a veteran left
handler, scored a victory over the
Boston Braves yesterday as Phil
adelphia Phillies won, to 0, Of
ficially opening the National
League race.
AT the same time the Washing
ton Senators, with President Tru-
man pitching the first ball, ralli-
ed for two runs in the ninth in
ming and won over the Philadel-
phia Athletics. 30, in the Ameri-
can Leagues baseball season
opener.
The Phillies beat the great
\ Johnny Sain, who won "a games
for Boston last year. 1t was SANS
own errors that lead to the de-
feat of the Braves.
The scores: