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slft again. Gun Ia shortening. Com
bine egg and milk and add ell ~
once TO -four MIXTURE To mix. draw
spoon from side OF bowl toward
center us tines. turning bowl
gradually. Chop spoon through
batter TO times) Add bran and
mix tabout strokesl. Turn into
creased mnnin pans, hliing eacll
about = full. Bake In hot oveil
400 ~ 20 minutes, or until done
Makes TO 10 mullins.
Variations
Date Bran Mullins. Add y cup
finely cut dates 20 -four mixture.
Proceed az directed.
Bran Molasses Mullins. Use
recipe for Raisin Bran Mullins.
Add u teaspoon soda with dry In
gradients and 4 cup molssses with
the milk and eggs
stuffed Grape and Orange Mol6s
l package orange favored gelatin
1 cup hot water
cup orange juice OF orange
juice and cold water
tablespoon vinegar
a package a ounce cream
cheene
Y teaspoon grated grange rind
Dash Of salt
y cup grapes. seeded
~ cups orange sections, Tree from
membrane
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

ncnt babe, sary great deal
with cspee' to ine time when theN
becin ~ ~ certain things
That IS tte eAneft opinion 81 In
Donovan , McC inc. Professor 81
Pediaircs az Columbia lriyers,t,
and ca &c az wrtei
Ar attending nediaiiscian a. the
Babes Ho-r'tal IN Mes lo'. civ
he has fhe rnftttaclfr 90 observe
hunaiei ~ efarts close.t ever,
year
AccosaiaS ~ y, McC1re, ba.
bics seem q follow tie same gem
eial pattcfr If Development, des-
pite differences 10 the time Of
beginning Here IS Tie outline he
gives foi their progress
Nrea l5ig a. his abdomen,
trc ueViy b n3rfant can usu-
ak raise hts tcad briefly. bat
e. no; do SIS Il ne s irng
on his bac.
Z During TIC E ~ fe mei.ts.
heesa lift his rrad backward
with gi'atf AID greater eff
cicrrs bIt hc Usually cann0t
liftltfoi,Naid 1ntii he IS about
four months ~ age
!. 4 month or two atet A. from
hVe 80 SIS months. he can ST.
nrgf' SIKH title spppott
4 sN sn er cr eight months.
b.. ..| ID.
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of the Town Hall group that
toured Europe. Asia and the
Pacific. Walter White was also
a member Of the group.
RECITAI.-Daniels Crawford.
lyric soprano. in recital on Sun
dav. October Q. at 7,i5 p. M. al
Second Baptist Church. AL Mon
roe.
Mrs. Crawford is soloist of
Choir No. ? and will be accom-
panied by Elizabeth H oil d g n
Woodley az the organ, Mrs. l.. w.
Tyrrell is the president of the
Woman's Council and Mrs. Elaine
Beverly is the committee chair
man.
HONOR REV. Mr. DANES
The young people Of Bethel
Church held a reception and pro-
gram at the church last Friday
evening 10 pay tribute to the Rev.
J. A. Danes. who leaves Bethel
to assume a new pastorate in In
dianapolis There were many ex-
pressions and gifts given Rev. Mr..
Danes On Sunday love offer
ing was also presented TO him.
One OF the spark plugs for the
affair was Mrs Malloy. one of
the most active Bethel workers.
FOLKS IN THE NEWS-Mrs.
L. c. Blount and her daughter.
Mrs. Mildred Binlon. are home
after trip to D c. Trip was
made because of the illness Of
Mrs. Blount's father. Mrs. Blount
is the wife of L. c. Blount. Great
Lakes Insurance official.
Hear that Otha Mae Kirk. one
Of UAW-CIO Walter Reuthers
secretaries. is going TO join the
marriage row. More info later
The Ro-KA-WI Club invited
their friends 10 enjoy cabaret
party last Saturday at the Civic
Center. Jimmie Fritz. popular
club president, was M c.
Some of the guests were Anna
Cleage. HIGHLAND Simms. Orsel
McGhee. Walter Duncan. Louise
Earle. Edwin Dabney, Marilyn
McComb. Percy NOVEL;. Harold
Freeman. Norma Whitby. Herb
Wilson. Barbara Sinkford. Don
L. Breach Smith. Stanley Fields
Virginia Mason. Gwen Jones,
Shirley Graham
Also Prince Walker. Vernell
Perrodin. Gloria Haines and David
Haines. Adelina Sturgios. Betty
Lou Brown. Karl Young. George
Quaker Marilyn Jones. Alonzo
Hendricks. Lloyd Watson, Bob
Carter. Rose Marie Welles. Hanna
Porter. June Smith. Alice Bent
lev. John Walter.
Members OF the show were
Marcelette Gray, Lucius Starks.
Beverly Evans. Carol Benford
and Gerald Davis. Harold Nc
Kinny and his band and Corrine
and Dolores DeBro.
THE HAROLD WALDONS are
now residing in California.
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Dissolve gelatin In hot water.
Add orange Juice and vinegar. Pour
thin layer OF gelatin into individual
molds and chill until firm; chill
remaining gelatin until slightly
thickened. Blend cheese. orange
rind. and salt. Stun grapes with
this mixture and chill until cheese
is arm.
Arrange part OF orange sections
and stuffed grapes on hrm layer OF
gelatin. Pill molds about - full
with slightly thickened gelatin.
being careful not 10 disarrange
fruit. Chill until arm. Repeat.
using remaining orange sections
and stuffed grapes and al moIds
with remaining gelatin Chill until
nrm. Unmold. Serve plain or with
cream. Makes 8 servings.
Mens No. z
Sauerkraut Juice
seasoned to taste)
Broiled Filet OF Founder
Lemon Slices
Parsley Potatoes
Baked Stuffed Tomatoes
Tossed Green Salad
Apple Crisp Coffee
Apple Crisp
3 cups thinly sliced apples
z TO tablespoons sugar or
honey
1 tablespoon melted butter o.
margarine
Y teaspoon salt
u teaspoon cinnamon
. tsDss->ccns butter
u cup sugar
! tablespoon -four
IN cups raisin bran. coz bran
fakes. wheat fakes. OF cup
corn fakes. crushed
Mix together apples. sugar.
melted butter. salt. and cinnamon.
Turn into deep s.lnch baking dish.
Cream butter: add sugar and
-four and mir we'll Add cereal and
crumbls together Spread over
apples. Cover and bake In moder.
ate oven 1850 ~ 20 minutes. Re-
move cover and continue baking Is
minutes longer. OF until apples are
tender Serve warm VIA cream.
hakss 4 ssrvizss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
Buddy Johnson Set-Up
New Recording Company

NE Notwithstanding the ex-
pansion Of his music publishing
interests. bandlesder Buddy John
son has completed incorporation
OF his Sophistcate Music Com
pany. the music publishing firm
he set up two years ago. which
henceforh will operate as So
phisticate Music, Inc.
AT the first meeting OF stock
holders Of the new corporation
held Sept. 20 in the Sophisticate
Music offices at 1919 Broadway,
Buddy was elected president,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

Committee in
cooperation with
the Volunteers
of America. Con-
tribuiions Of dis
carded shoes and
c OF hin & are
cleaned and re-
paired hN he
Volunteers and
given 10 needy
school children.
Since the war
absences fro IN
school caused By
. overtv have
shown = Coniin-
ual increase. &C.
cording 20 A ~
Henriga4 at
tendance direct
1f for tho Board
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

bender at Wyoming, really looks
odd driving a Gas Buggy. Please
tell me Booker. what happened
10 that Goat and Cart you use to
have in Ecorse?
I would like for Oliver Harden
10 tell me what happened to his
prodigee al the Woodward Ter
minal7 Do you dig?
II would really be nice II I
could 60 TO Cleveland two or
three times each year for football
and baseball games like Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Williams.
l had better get ready and pull
out or my name will be on the
s. List 10 see the Boss. II
you want &c contact me. cali
Trinity SASS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
COC|ALLY =
OPEAKING

School bells have ended the happy months Tor Detron
Young people Only the young are sui Tree 10 ENJOY
the lovely fall days School days tous adults mean me mage
call the pgskn For example there were many
who were present the first kickoff of the season In e
University OF Michigan stadium Ann Arbor The STANDS
were filled with many wearing the inevitable football cor
sage bouquet Of NUNS and waving their alma mater
nan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

MIR. and Mrs. Edward r.
Jones, with friends DIR. Harold
Brawley. John Hurst. Walter
and Freda Greene and Bob Bak-
er. drove out for the opening
game. Then there was Willis
r. Ward. who never misses a
game. Grove Coote and many.
many more.
A half hour before game time.
the M band prance-stepped
down the main streets OF Ann
Arbor on its way to the field and
crowds OF students fell in step
behind il This reminded US OF
the DAYS when Willis Ward. Eddie
Tolan. Eddie Eubanks and your
columnists used 10 march behind
the blue and gold way back a
few years Then after the game
we would finish our spirits at
the little cottage Of the Palmers
just down the street from the
stadium
The launching OF beer distiib-
uting company could be classed
as social event il il is done in
the fashion of the opening Of the
Joe Louis-Ray Robinson r. G.
and L. Distributing Company,
with press party. in the Gotham
Pent House Tuesday afternoon.
MANY of the leading personali-
ties Of the press and radio turned
out to enjoy the hospitality OF
the champ and his official hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie Guinysrd.
John Roberts. president OF
the Canadian Ace Brewing
Company OF Chicago. and Mil
ton Johnson. his legal aid. along
with Joe and his attorney. Tru-
man Gibson. welcomed the
guests and made them feel al
home.
Some who attended the affair
and enjoyed a very excellent
luncheon plus samples OF their
products included: Frank Whis-
onant Calvin Lay. Lee Keith.
Dick Smythe. Arnold Jones. Jack
Carlisle. George Moland. Ed Mic
def. Arlene Sutton. Jack Dou-
chez Nan Reid. Sonny Edwards.
Ulysses w. Boykin. Miss Walker
OF WV. Larry Mccain. Charles
Linder. Charles Wartman. Mark
Bcltaire.
Also DR. Powell Johnson. Ted
Rhodes. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
A. Baker and Mrs. Craig. the
mother of Mrs. Baker. Clarence
Jackson. Grayce Sadler AppeiSon.
Theresa Howell. Richard King.
Richard Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Stevens. and many others who
came as long as the food lasted.
The new project should go
with plenty Of promotion and adj
vcrtising.
PLANS-Dr. Harold Brawley
and the Eddie Frank Jones OF
TAYLOR street are making plans TO
spend Thanksgiving in Washing
ton. d. c.
AN HEIR--The Peter H. Whit
takers (He's the new law profess
sor at South Carolina STATED are
expecting another member OF the
family in few months.
HOMES - Dr. Edgar Keemer
and his beautiful wife. Mildred.
are making plans for their new
home recently purchased in the
Chicago Blvd section at i4th.
It's unconfirmed but might be
true that the Haley Bells have.
or are in the process Of purchas-
ing a home in the ST. Clair Shores
section.
VISITOR-Smart looking Mar
JoAlC OiCil anu IlCi little OduRIl-
ter. Lynn. are in town visiting
old friends. Mrs. Ulen resides on
big plantation at Pritchard.
Miss.
FROM THE SOUTHLAND
comes Mrs. c. l.. Bell OF Knox
vile. Tenn. While in the city she
is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Hamilton OF 1923 w. Grand Blvd.
and Mrs. Henrietta Bell OF French
Road.
TOWN HALL member Edith
Sampson, leading club woman
and attorney. will be presented
by the Woman's Peerless Arts
Club on October 3Oth at Bethel
AME Church. Mrs. yerene c.
aMckIin informs us that it's go
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

SeptemDer 1874 were
Harold Moss--Alice Lewis; Edward
r. Reynolds-VifRie NJ Jefferson.
peerv = Ross-Cioria 3 Curtis.
Damon Edv ards Doris /. Brantley.
James Davis--June Roberts. Leonard
A. WiliOuRhby--LsNerda Harris:
lanes Jones-Earnesteen Hooks. Fclix
Y sloan Margaret =. Burger Richard
Darlington Matte l.. Bcachem. Clay
ION Widcfnan-- Emma C. Heath, John
A. Cook--Agnes swanson. Edward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

EFT Pst,englIl. 7io9 Pilgrim. and
Carol Shelton. 6423 Globe.
The clubs are conducted yearly
by the department to help young
sters learn how TO grow and care
for gardens and provide useful
activity for their leisure time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
Hou7 xtM

conducted b, Claud { Rueh
ffAi effcssi Director
(tN6.taf fdfro,, Aerfrr s

Most ~ yo' mothers ~ small
babes Hoitl f"cqle>sln when your
little otns slii start 70 So 4I' o.
n walk ID fals ~ earl, m NE -
the bab> W tic hpus, next door
or the apa ftintt' lpStaifS
Before AQu begin 90 N"n1eT
whethef ~ not there mas BE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01


so m ~ hing
wrong WITH
litrlr Mafy o.
BIZ read 1haf
oncof The coun
tlNs leading
authorities on
T ne Baby =
lst Year
aS % say on
THIS sab ect
A. ip an
other aspects
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
Fall Clothing Drive For Needy
School Children Starts, Oct. 4

Children Of Detolt public schools once more viii make
certain classmates have shoessand clothing
to keep them in during the fall clothing drive which
opens he Schools Tuesday October The drive will con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

tinue through October A.
The cilse Is >ponsorec af The
Public SCHOOLS Social Service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

y Ed, aton and chairman Of the
Soc.sl SctNte Committee He
attributes ihe high cost ~ new
shoes and clothing As the resscn
whr povctiv Keeps more children
out y school than am other
cause >1rpaSsing even SICKNESS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
KIDS HELP OTHERS

The most hesft-waimine fcs-
tufe o; the clo,hing drives Hen
niger said us the tremendous in
teres; me children themselves
show 2 helping ihcir needy class
naies i the children helped
oy parents and inc general public,
who have made this program sue
ces,ful
Since 1875 these drives have
enabled tho Social Service Com
m.itee 10 cltihe children Of 5l984
rccdv fam lics ~ no cost 70 the
taxpayers We have no other way
* cloih!ng these children, since
the families We AID cannot quail
~ fer pubic welfare aid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The manage license applications received during period Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
AIDS ATTENDANCE

Clothing contributed during the
school clothing drives enable the
attendance department 20 return
needy children 20 school next
day after INC Cause Of absence has
been ascettalned
During Inc last school wear
ended June 10 The attendance de-
patipeni terrified children Of
6-2 families 20 the Volunteers
Clothing Center '0r garments
needed ~ keep fhon ~ school
This compares with 3.5Oi the pre-
vious wear and 1888 during the
lq44-45 school wear.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

James +. Johnson was elected
vice president and Jim Mccarthy
was named TO the Office Of secre-
tarN -treaSurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

TOWN HALL member Edith
Sampson. leading club woman
and attorney. will be presented
by the Woman's Peerless Arts
Club on October 30th at Bethel
AME Church. Mrs. yerene c.
aMckIin informs us that it's go
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

ing to be an interrseial affair.
Miss Sampson was a member
OF the Town Hall group that
toured Europe. Asia and the
Pacific. Walter White was also
a member Of the group.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07

Assembly, were discussed by Mrs.
Jennie Malane. ard Mr. SIdie
RiChsrdson spoke of several bsssi-
ness matters of the organization.
AZ tse CONCLUSION of the bsEsi-
ness se@sion the meeting sd-
iouFncd for q soeiai hour. with
Mrs. Jcnnie Malone acting a.
hostess. Mrs.. Alice Albury was
aetsng Secretary Cor the after
nuun.
Thc Social Service Rep0rs that
wag given was very gratifying,
revealing ~ u did that the sum
~ si05o was eullected fm tho
sale q needles and S1025 Tor
duca
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
Agnes Priichard Circle Of W. =. C.S.
Held Meeting On Tuesday afternoon

The Agnes pFttchard Circle ol
flie " s G ). u Ficrning Street
Methodist Church met Tsaesslay
afternoon "a SO u'Clock 81 the
hofue of Mrs. Sudie Richar1aon
&c their regular Business session
- the utnnth
TIE theFne Cor the aftcrn0on
was ~pesce % the Naiion. Praise
O. the Lord. and q splendid pro-
gram was mueh enjoyed - all
thuse present
The hymn Deag lard and
Father e Mankind Was sung
and the scripture for the after
noon was = series of readings
starting with isg John and end
ing Nith 81 John.
The Charter and the General
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07

The weekly meeting of tlle La
Concha Navy Wives club Was
held "Wednesday a thc beach ~
the Z : Naval station a. this
was q social meeting ~ ths club
a Was IN the form % hot dog
roast and swimming pafty
THIS Is fhe first time that the
club has used thc new naval
beach as . sFuup and tfey ENJOY
"a the wonderful faCl ties that
have been provided for naval pas
suungl thefe Salads and Nienefs
cukcs also sandwiches we're do
mates hy the club and members
u - hopod by thc club that sew
eral more uf tire wcetings can b.
held ~ shis reCreat 1n AREA snd
&c neat weeks meeting Is over
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
AerOrias ~O
Passenger List

The following passengers left
Tar Havana on Aer0vias %:
ilka ManoE. Rose Siegei. SeiFnar
Loxar Henrietts LoxaT. joe RieeT.
Psul Ososshi Ssella Oso3ki. Mary
ONoaki. Stanley Ososki. Jack n
llagaT. Virginia NJ Haasr. Gilbert
white. Mary SteinherE Hans
Stesnherx. Lsrkin Arnold. Thelma
AFnold. Walter Moran. Gladys
Mofan. Jeanette Levin. John
Fioyd. Roczei Stankell james
Mason. Irene Mason. Jerry Mason.
James Floyd. Mteuel A DIVA
csra Lopez Estela Olive. Mrta
DIVA
Florence Sterling. VcFnia Prloe.
Richard Sterling. Pedro A Niloria.
Edward Zielhauef Ante Land
ran. Paulina l.andFian. Antonio
Garcia. Lldla Martinez Alfredo
Estrada. Marta Martinez Robert
White. Ira Rodgers. james Erwun.
Arthur Bennett Thoulas A Csf
fertv Margaret Cafierty. Leonard
Sacks David TaTloN lrwln Tar
loN. Norma Simons. Leonure
Reiter Harry Wleland Matldc
Wieland. Paul Wieiand. William
Wagner. Dewey Durrence. JACK
hopkins. Ralph Herun. William
Howell
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
La Concha Nary Wires Club
Held Social Meeting Yesterday

early cnough al the memhcFs will
adjourn O. the beach.
There Wiil be = beard ~ asrec-
tors meeting ~ the hogne ~ Mrs.
FRAMES Schimmeyer next weck
Thrlff Shop workers soT thts
week will be Mrs louise Chancg,
Mr. Madelene TAYLOR and Mr..
Vera Wood
TIE club was giad O. welcoue
bach Ms Viola nuxllak Ehu
has been out oi toWn ior some
time Those attending Wednes-
day. meeting wcre Mcsdames
Vera Wood. Helen Cherwa. Iona
Aiken Linda Repkte. Frances
Ward Franccs Schmmeyer Viola
Bufllak Hitda Berry Loaise
CLANCY and Madeleine Taylur
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
Coming Erenis

THURSDAY JULY T.
TCenage Dance. spunsoTrd b.
Service League oi s. Psul's
Church. Parish Hall. Music
b Coral Isle Seronasicrs
Chapef0nes.
McctinE. Soiithcrumaet Post
No 39ll. Veterans uf Forr.
an War. SEQ p NJ a. Club
house on Elixabcth strcet
TUESDAY JULY Ia
Tcensge Dance. sponsored By
Service League 0f 81 paul's
Church. Parish Hali Nus8c
BY Coral Isle Serenaders.
ChspeFones.
Buffet supper sponsored -
w0snan's AUXILIARY of Mnn-
rve County Hospital Details
later
pracuce session ky West
Commua. Singers. 783 =
N a Congregational Chuflh
All vutGcs
Meeting. Sparkling Waters De-
bckah Lodge No 10 780 -
NJ 81 knights of pttaas
IIall
WEDNESDAY. july H.
Mcct1nA la Concha NmNN
Wives CLUB No aB. Do % q
~ ~ ClubFooms, BuiidIng
fTa. Naval Station
FRIDAY JULY IS
Luncheon meeting end church
carnival. Officers Wiyes Club
~ 1901 r NJ a ~ Taylor Oft
GERS Club Bcnefii ncw Naval
chapel Games. bake sale
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07

tluna that the cisy has - offer.
even tho1gh they bloom later
ihau to usual tourist season.
Ms iasf.nga who Is from
Massashusetts. further said II
nniV tiluSe lnvely trees would
hloe4u up nmth' ! know that n
ae had luai ore ruyal poinriana
tFef up there people would euuae
iftHm AZ over the state Just b.
iaaa "a iafr
severed eiheF visitors have ex-
pressed themselves as pleased
thai fheY arrived hcre during the
pang.ana season AMI had the op.
partauity e. aec the magnificent
ett oi tl1ese royal puincianas
niaauinn
IL the efforts oi the key West
ksafaNm Club are sucrcssfaal. hun
dIeas 81 these trees will b. plant.
81 n the fasl g. sugmcnt the large
numbers already growing here
People have been uFecd 90 collect
tHH psis ifum ire trees when
tsee pcsis anpeaF. remove the
~ tis from fhe pods and then
@ ne ine seeds in cans buckets
af nainF euufRanngs
NmN aunn : neW little tree wlil
nek|n tn grow ard in the fall
uhen the Garden Club resumes
rs mTrtanea provision Wtll be
mafir 'uf Csc Distribution - these
uaii tfees e. those who wish b.
plant them n their Yards
h hsped that the Club wlll
rege5re wlfoiehearted cooperation
n the pulett fof IL Is surely an
rkiIemal9 AuFthwhilc one for TIE
heufft and heautY oi the Island
Cts
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
Iisiiors To key Vest Much
I'"Pressed With Royal Poincianas
hoss blooming: Much Interest aroused

- ss~wmt plan propmra IS
Hw 49, 49, Garaen Cguh -
m@FT ieENr numtxr - n0
E& wNAena tfeca has cfuafed
mMA msssost 49, oalf anana
- a@Ns ~ H. wea hs.t aisa
sK tAe NmltaEa ehu afe hare
- Mhen thsss tree ere Is
Nm
A. aa8 Nma M E 49,
MM mf NMxeiana flnsahts
tsMaa $3.50 NNfr aFe sn mane
aMm hmaw1Mt tFesa in fhr
N&f mem Mna hate neeW n
= wNf6es N,Nnl lhan ffae Trees
- - Ean #naE haa a
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e N aNa - har ns
- naN&sa ~ a wM -
aw&w t F.ngln
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~n flmm b a a
m#ea mHh ~ fanF eHr.
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fam2s IS NlaMFa whhh
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NaM NNsaaFH
- MtmN ftFfher sfafea that
kA6k hs $50 hn iamNf sa b
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8 NFH WNst thrf naa na n
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- fsfw tNtuM tnNf nnteed
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dAM fses aNm8. kGaiea am atH
N#Asa8 tkai faiH wanki isna f.r
49, mat mMFN NFtmatwlt.F men
semN8 n fhs aasefi nE tHaf 2
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khrf afx nas ~ ~ uain uftf
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
Bowling Brings
Reunion

CHEI.TENlIEM. Englsni - A
bowling tear ffum Oxiurd was
playing = Glsueilceter team when
the ONlord team usittged 4 man
playing fur titc other team wau
l0oked very much hke uue ui
thcir work msatcs They ussssie in
quirics and tgand tlaaf hs had tle
same surname irttcTs were ex
changed and the tao uacn dia-
covered they were brutheFs. whn
had nut sccn each gthcF for -
wears
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
Derby I'm Garden

NEW YORK --tAPl--The Rol-
ler Dcrbv wlli be- staged in Mad
ison Square Garden beginning
September I7 and continuing Cor
aeek. Lahelea the 'firsf world
series IN the history of the skat-
ina sport. the Garden stand will
see competition on q ruund-rob-
tn hasis among tcanis represent
ing New York. Chicago. Brook
lyn aud plaiadelphin.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07

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tnn uersaNaaft fsswn 1m "a s@sAA
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Mss lYUmlsl Magw @smaeY - bmm
Am9el~a sa satn9 tlsN e9ssFsase -
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
Finest Dolly

BRADENTON Pa Mrs. Ter
hert PeaFson. "a. who rccUutly
hccau1e tfe mother of q seven
aHpt q hali-puand baby daughter.
said her haby was the finest dol
he ever Rad
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
4. T.. ~. To
Hold Meeting
ThiS EUening

a fFHH'af neriing ui south
pnt Ne gsii Veterans
tH fEu Wam adj ~ held
thH etenug &c 500 y NJ a.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
Mother Saves Son

ST AUGUSTINE. Fia while
NJ Dolorr. g. holland and her
g csr-old sun Gates Wcrc fab
mg from ictties near here. Gates
dcridcd to go swimming The
tidc wcpt him out to sea The
mutheg WAN 500 feet and held
hm up until help arlivedi
who s in thc q s Navy, was
recently transferred O. the az
CIaft raIficf p % Roosevelt -
Norfolk Nirginia.
NJ fuindcXirr 3 the iuEuWr
a. S sylvia Plndcf. and SINCE her
mari isgC has bgen ulaking hei
hunlg m Washington. ID &
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
Sues For Mates
Suicide

BALTIMORE sd - AlisEiag
that iise Cumiinentsi O8l csan
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
Mrs. POineiexier
Ind Children
Visiting Here

Arriving IN key Wet thr
week wcFu Mr. & p PundsNter
and hes three children uuunu
i.ee Randy and RonnIc to Tgmd
sumr time wIth hcT mulhef Mn
Harold plndcg ~ 400 Souinafd
street
Ms. pulndcAtef husband
their CiuhhuusI un Elizabeth
street Cuniuam8er Tony Arthur
urges an member and visiting
uuura adUs o. attend