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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Veteran Experience
First Commencement

Seventy veterans Of the Miami
Dado County Institute received Ger.
tii.cates on last Friday morning at
L. s.ursey High School. These men
l., localized in Tailoring, Auto
Mechanics, Cabinet and Millwork,
DRY Cleaning and Radio Repair and
construction.
Mr.. Roscoe Webb, officiating for
th4 morning, offered one Of the most
thought-provoking prayers which
opened the program. The speaker of
The morning was Mr.. r. d. Dolley,
dir, ct0r of Vocational Education.
The following words from Mr.. DOlley
are noteworthy: "You have destiny
here but three things must be main
tain Il TO preserve what you have
accomplished. These are, common
sense, diplomacy and hard work.
DO not become satisfied, let US ded-
lcates uu, selves to carry on this pro-
gram to measure up with the
best. .
The chorus, featuring Jean Petty
and Bertha Sharp, received an en-
core for two beautiful renditions.
III band afterWhich, offered three
selections.
M David II. Dobbs presented the
certificates to the veterans.
Timely remarks from Mr.. l.. r.
Pierce. supervisor, marked the close
Of the commencement.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
New Bethel Baptist
Church News
Opa Locka, Fla. June g.

Opa Locka, Fla. June g.
The spirit of God is certainly
striving strongly here, in spirit,
membership and finance.
Pastor Smith obeyed the Spirit on
Sunday night and preached a SER
mon that has given us a new deter
mination and to be more seriously
concerned about meeting Jesus.
His text was taken from the 18th
chapter of st. Mark and 21st verse
Subject: Sir we would see Jesus. He
stated that we are to be humble and
let nothing get between us and our
Saviour.
Everybody is welcome at all
times.
Rev. w. X. Smith, pastor
Mrs. l. B. Skyles, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11

Mr.. Aubrey Gibson of Savannah
Sound, Eleuthera died at the home of
his daughter on Taylor street on
May 20 and was buried on May 20
in the Western Cemetery. The SER
vices were conducted by Bishop
Moss of the Church of God. Sur
viving are four sons, Charles, Will
liam and Hezehiah of Miami, Fla,
Harcourt of Savannah Sound, three
daughters, Mrs. Urna Butler, Mrs.
Alice Tucker, Miss Jane Gibson of
Nassau; three sisters, two brothers,
&c grandchildren and one great
grand.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
DEATHS

Funeral services were held on
May 21st at st. Annes church for
Mrs. Marion Jane Meallet who died
at her johnson Road home on May
80. Mrs. Meallet, native of Inagua
came to Nassau with her family in
1913 and has lived here ever since.
She was a member of st. Mat
thews church and her rector, Canon
Knowles and FIR. w. G.. Henshaw
conducted the funeral services.
Surviving is a son, Noel.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Baby Contest

The Rev. w. F. Balls Progressive
Club will sponsor Baby Contest
and Children's style show at Great
'er Bethel AME Church in Monday
might, June 20 at 8 pm.
Come out and enjoy an evening Of
entertainment by the young people.
n silver offering.
Rev. w. F.. Ball, pastor y,
Enid Moore, secretary
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Key West News
By MRS. FRANCES BRIGGS


Baccalaureate services were held
at Cornish Chapel AME Zion church
Sunday, June 5. Rev. S. E. Shirley
delivered the baccalaureate sermon.
He chose for his subject, "Remem-
Der thy Creator In The Days Of Thy
YOUTH" which was enjoyed by all
present.
Commencement exercises were
held Thursday, June 9 at 6 pm.
Program as follows:
Professional
Hymn, "Holy, Holy, Holy, con-
gregation.
Scripture.
Invocation.
Gloria In Excelsia.
The Philharmonic Choral Club
Introduction of speaker, W. c.
Cogdell
Commencement address, Rev. ].
c. Murray, pastor of Newman's
AME Church, Key West.
Band selections, Douglas Band.
Presentation of graduates to Supt.
w. c.. COgdell.
Presentation of diplomas, Supt. H.
O. Bryant.
Announcements.
Hallelujah Chorus, Handel.
Professional - Benediction.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11

The newly organized soft ball
league which was coming along so
fine seem doomed to die. Due to the
failure of the managers and players
to cooperate with each other.
It's nice to go out in the evening
and see the teams play, but it would
be better if some of the players will
remember that their are females
present and watch their language
more carefully and if there is less
arguments in ball playing. In games
played the Regular Fellows lost a
thriller to the VWF 1912 in 8 inn
ings. Blue Heaven Devils slugged
the Eagles 15-4, lost to Regular Eel
lows 1919, the All Stars lost to the
Navy by defeat the School ran over
the hill 17-S the Eagles spoiled the
projects debut into the league 15-4.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11

The stove which was to be ratified
by the Regular Fellows Club on the
third will ge ratified on the 18th at
the dance given by theRegularDe-
luxe club.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11

Mrs. Bloneva Allen died suddenly
at her home near FIT. Fincastle on
May %. Funeral services were con-
Quoted at Salem Baptist Church and
at the cemetery by the Rev. Enoch
Backford.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11

Miss Barbara Welters, the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Welters
finished her high school education
at ST. Francis De Sales School,
Richmond, Va.
Miss Kelters plan to enter college
in the fall. Friends wish her much
success.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11

Mrs. Anatol Rodgers, her daugh-
ter Emily and Miss Patricia Lunn
left on May 80 by Pan American
Anyways for Atlanta, Ga. where
Mrs. Rodgers will attend her class
reunion at Spellman College. Mrs.
Rodgers will also visit her sister
Miss Thelma Reeves, who is a mem
Der of the faculty of North Caro-
lima State college at Durham, and
will go to New oYrk City for an ex
tended vacation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03
NEARLY = BILLIONS FOR VETERANS

There are 1886. GEO living veterans
Of the wars Of the United States and the
number is still increasing, according TO q
report of the Veterans Administration to
Congress.
While there is a tendency 10 regard
rehabilitation as completed. the Admin
istrstiOh points out that 4the living veteran
population increased by almost 500. 900 in
the twelve months ending last June Both. .
The veteran population viii continue to
increase because the armed forces had
I.000, 900 who served during the war per
iod and might eventually return TO civil
life.
The Veterans Administration reports
that It's expenditures. in the fiscal year
1913, were 6.s96,264,6 CPS. During the
year. 1.676.634 veterans received compen-
Sation for disabilities growing out of the
last war. There were 103, 500 veteran pa
tientg in hospitals, with forty per cent
being veterans Of World War II. forty-five
per cent of World War and the remainder
from other conflicts. The Administration
had on its staff 1856 physicians. SAT den
fists and II .065 nurses
In addition TO the payment Of dis
ability claims and the giving of medical
care. the Administration received 1902
83l new applications for educational train
ing during the twelve-months period and
had SOS veterans engaged in on-the-
job training.
We call attention 10 the expenditure
being made by the nation for the benefit
Of its veterans Certainly. no loyal citizen
should object TO disability benefits which
veterans receive for injuries or TO the
medical care which is extended TO the
veterans Of the nations wars. Neither is
there much objection 70 the rehabilitation
and educational program by which the ma
ton seeks to assist its veterans TO become
sslf@1pporting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03
RELIEVE TAxknok


Gambling Is inherent lnsrAn. rs r.
corded in rhs earliest historical accounts.
and the presumption is that I goes back
70 the time when man was abe 70 think
sufficiently 70 know that In riskIng . stake
be could win far larger amount
Bur. 30 far as The Citizen is aware. no
other Etnry about gambling IN rs relation
60 governmental rule IN state OF nzrien.
h n brRzen n the one that came ont Of
Dsy1ona Beach yesterday
a petition. circnla1ed in that cry. was
signed by 500 residents. and sent To
authorities requesting that +uo runvicte7
tssekies be permitted 10 resame their ~'bnsi-
mesa" an that riry- 4 Matchmaker, who CIR
rHlated the petition says that I inr1naes
the names Of 165 business men. After It
Was signed, II was sem 10 the Stale attorney
and sheriff in Eolnsia county. OF which
Davf0na Beach forms q part, to the chief
&C police and the rlry commission. Then
q copy was mailed Is Governor Warren.
requesting MS eaElsent for the bnnlzmakerg
- reopen their betting establishment. The
matchmaker, In commenting nn the peti-
tiun said;
III Is oar conviction that nur business
Interests are being seriously aamRraa bv
ths present policy af the Civic Affairs
.Cammir1ee."
n was that committees anti-rambEnr
crusade thai led 10 the arrest eff the rwo
boellies last fall. The committee also de-
terHllnedsr pressed the ease against them,
Fesnlting IN their conviction
During the early wears Of the life If
the limited States. gambling was MT fruWn-
Cd upan as n is nowadays Lotteries were
conducted in raising funds 10 build colleges
and churches In Virginia. lotteries were
eandnrted for many years and the profits
were nseG for construction OF state build
ings and the paving of hundreds of miles
CT reads
The Citizen. for quarter Of eentury.
has recommended the institution of q IA
tl0nal lottery AT no other time has such
. lottery been needed as II present Profits
frem It's operation would relieve the bur
densone taxation under which the people
Of the United States are now lab0ring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

N8stef ssm Rayhurn. ~ the House
~ NuiM#s@uanaNus. $40 fhAf Congress in
~ prAatAaf 7 80 hnvs to Increase taxes
81 assNna aWfixn fsnnnrinF
NAe sstsfsn iswpantor says that IL
sesit ~ . ssilseatan 81 az sf ~ 4 the na-
sas 49, 3 tsfra when nafionai income Il
~ aatN 4 80 ieVsl Hs sn.iFss that there
As ~anmuk mnnsF a. ran the Gov
sFamaw ana 81 rsdafs thi s2S2. ooo co.,
w nstaasi eets sssry y~ar. especially
HktH 49, afs pfaspsrwna~
tefH no inteihgent argument
- - 49, kIesszr's b.sssilsn. Nessr4he-
sNk tanmantly iBcFVAsing demands
na - CamFrem for benefits 10 this
sH an4 that i i questionable whether
- aetsFawsni ~ 49, Unhed States can
- sFffE1eln9 pfUpessd and still have any
mm8 - wtsF. eespte the nations
aHeFsE a rrdues tke n4tionAl debt.
tenn fkm Mns. nepressHt4tiye Rob
go 81 beaEhlon. 81 North Carolina. chair
easN ei 80 Wars and Means Committee.
weas so nswspspers tell ths people
tNai q tesF a. nas wanf mdfe taxes they
maN A. N.mfthinE % bold down ap-
*mFnpwAnthaaA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03
lib. p. VI. To
Sponsor
RufriniGge Sale

Mrs. S1en Cleslnski, Chairman
Of ting Health and Safety Com
uai11ee Of 1he KEY West Business
and Professional wouen's Club.
announced today that the club
viii hold 2 rEunnage sale N ting
near future, the proceeds Of same
10 be used for the Monroe Coan-
~ Hospital
Bundles are being collected for
tia2s fugnaage sale. the date Of
which VIII be announced later
Ii these columns, and persons are
urged by Mis- C1esinski 10 bring
tse3.' bundles 10 SteIl's Beauty
Nook on Fleming Street or 10
Telephone 637 and arrangements
Will be maze TO pick them Up
: The last ruunnlage sale as
sponsored by the club and dlrec-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03
coMMUNFTY COOPERATION

Ths GaiEsn aFges az citizens Of Key
Nta te eaepi 81 intsliiTeni plan Of con-
staH.iT eeepsF4ilon. This does not involve
e. fase.eas heos,inE tkai ignores facts or
t@s AMNNmermtanw p~sAinaism that depreci-
stfs eeNsFthfuN Il merely requires the
1880 - No We9 % realize that the
- efieFta - al neighbour and
@4 80 asfin4ely Improve cur town.
-. - 81 tAs netsmsities i a sound busi-
- AfaslaFe apen wkieh % rest other
e@MAamnmaA Ths sFsde-ai-h0rne policy, 40
esaiinsa IN this paper. y cardinal
NFWls ~ evmmwnitY loyalty. Il applies
- iNfk a. well ~ 10 buyers and involve.
$40 n mDney fsF improving Key West.
"a Hfhaa spending money within our
atInai amias
la a41aion. oar elxtiens should CON-
WHFN NJ we@ with other communities
$3.50 poealbie. see that ws acquire A.
! - fsdssaiaE~ e. possible. Moreover,
( ~ sFs sAosio - kspi on eur living condi-
I. ffAta anA spfimi efwaniEationa in the hope
~ securing a fsiieF lie fer those who
maMzkslf hennes Asfe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03
Cslspler 50

Cspter So
II VAS asaer sen o'clock when
Essfs arrived Uncle Dave hs1
Eaan her Dsssaf NsEsoa's rses-
sas.e ana Jack Barnes hsa
ssrssagaat Der 1xsr. TheFe 30 been
. slgAs delay - ne ha~sA Aunt
Nznslaebeale h&gsnE cQzaae hefar
yes., buf Betty and Jack haa hold
saassar serHps - IneAe Dave Aaa
received lis nlessamAs, lnr9e Lave
asEIna seem 40 happy about the
enlssresnenf tssas ne was gracious
ana kind. - alMAys
80 yon love asrA esAsT. then
III sare xxeFyshlnEs hunky-
zary, ne haa xAaa IA Als kinaly,
hlslsseFang gQscS, InSE o sure
paaa knDM yoaF aMn nsnds.
Mhen She Saw thas Doctor New
sazts rar was still IN the Harper
driveway. Betty said. We'll see
he's still here, 90 ven can 90 on
haaaae. Jack Yea conldn help any
hoag. Il ms Ike II M2s before, us
q EOmans s0h.
-nkay. I'm NJ good il , sick
roxsm and gash. there wpalun DC
rogsan en0ugh Tor al Of - IN that
baFahoaase even If | could help.
Although al the lights were
burning, q strange sllence envei-
nossa the little house. She opened
tas door gingerly, then stood
stock ON me threshold. I'M
able 10 believe her eyes
a man sat in the BIG moth
saisn chair near the table, . child
in his lap. There was milk con-
tanner on the table. paper cup
nearby. A gaily colered picture
book lay on the door beside the
CHAIR, as If the man had been
neslding 20 the child. Both were
sound asleep DOW. The child was
Mrs. Harperss little Eddie. The
man was Doctor George Newton.
Betty slipped out of her coat
Then she tiptoed over and. very
gently. took the sleeping child
from his arms. As she carried the
youngster across the room, she
noticed that the rest of the house
hold was asleep. too. Nobody
seemed 10 be very Slck. Betty pu'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

ma waasmxsler into ias maaAeH :
bed. es1refal net 90 DISTURB tns
woman.
she wondered Just MAI enneF.
Eearx had arlz9a te111 kANx -
cause George N<wtua - g. -
her. Every thing mMs eeNs1MNsH
under c0nfrol Surely - na1n 1
called her thsre tast - $3.50
alSAesy
No--sonaethinx must hzxe 80.
nenea. Dtlaerw lse Duetox NeMf0
wouldn't have eallad hnF. ama -
wouldn't &c 50 tired - - faAa
asleep sitting - IN q chair.
She rolled I'D her sleeves an1
began 10 stack up the Hal -
dishes she would do Little nlaln
and fancy cleanin& While aasa
waited for Doctor Newton % sake
ID. No doubt ne was despeFsls ,
tired, so she wouldn't disturb nzzn
for q wlhihe.
WHILE she waited far the wnieE
w to heat. she vent over ama SIS
down in small rocking cfsaiF -
the kitchen window. TIE nsoE
was shining with . psezil1s
brightness and. IN the dAgsaEsNs
she could see the Shirnsmerhmx
waters Of the Bay. TIE trees wers
touched with magic sud thsss
was a star-a very bright GtaF--
that seemed to grow bFiHAtef -
she watched l.
Betty regarded the scens Mir
awed ewes. Why. this wasn't ia1st I
mean, shabby little house crp@ltM
with people who didn't care !
was house with view-a neals-
tiful views
Somebody treasured fhat wiew
too. Somebody did care. Fer -
one window had been peakzh@e
clean and the rocking ehsAx h19
been put here On purpose.
That star In the dlzEaneeN-s
was somebody's special star. =
would have to be MRS. Harper =
Betty decided Hastily she rextse.
her opinion eff the unforszznatN
woman Here. she reasone<l M4E
a woman whose life w1s kk94n1-
ed on al sides BY hopelea prw-
erty. When things fea an&F1
there was nothing sae cosa19 as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

The Gray Ladies monthly
birthday party at the Old Peo-
pies Home was held Monday
evening of this week at O'Clock
Honor guests, whose birthdays
were IN February were Mrs.
Julia Lopez, Miss Miami De
Primer and MIR. Munoz. Each Of
than was presented with z
small gif1 from the Red Cross
Tables we're decorated for the
party with red and PINK ca-aa-
ti0ns, and ice cream. donated BY
the Officers Wives C2aea. and q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03
Gray Ladies Held Monthly
Birthday Party At Old Peoples Home

beautiful birthday cake. ausz.ee
BIZ Brady'S were served a. re-
freshments.
Dick Bartholomew. q Wn1er
visitor in Key weSi &n1 kDgNn
throughout the colztry ~ Iess
Han6caff King. pruF3oec - es-
tertainlng program of trAck& as
sisted by members &C TIE a2ca-
ence, and ms ps-fEnz2<x ~,as
greatly enjoyed
Gray Ladies II charge - "a
party and zrrs1gng Z wSs~ Mrs.
William. Ellis and Mzx RsApa "A
8zuvel1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

ted by Mrs ClesnSkl ~aS an en-
1reme1y slscceSs<zl ore. AID xh&
club Is for11g that thls px0se<se1
sale win also pE0Te szcxxzssf.ss
and result n TIE ssv4rznE % q
good amount q pENceeaS C. -
given 30 tire Mozro@ c0zrfy Hz@-
pltal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

s9FEERERs FsNn Gins Rc4 sxRNEKs
W0E TO kSrr<h&A ATTAGkM. EN&~&Ex ~NNES
Ssw hos,e Sus r11ixf 4nuz nszAzza pzNnsa.
yEEa d secA tD1zS u nxsz1r1z n9 aezaszs xs.k
. palliative fnrnz1A ~At1A ars - $500
Euzere6 win are48 eua<snsnx. nlss.Gsne.
wheexiaK ME<nmM ss*MnAs nee ~ * 1880
rEIssz xfher zzlng g. Facz&ErM aaxas aA 40
eunxl9ersng r@sazA xh1 d nus mmnamlmsaa
smp1Dzx % aaly Q .sew pxnlnsi@ Rzn &C.,
fEAukigzs-sma ass1S g GzrnraszEt NEzs<Erza
b ssi6 wi<A ssxzu2 z3a<g-su.<.k Ezzzz.nazs ~
tieAxrAl Pharmarx- Ger. ~ asae "a. a
TrHmaR AxeS-Maa sfra~x. tt8aea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

There will be no relief from our taxes
at the present time. The Administration
and Congress apparently would like to re-
dpee the tax program But they are unable
10 find gay to do SO; particularly on ae-
e0unt of the international situation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

oF1 q 8NNmaa
M $500 NJ a..
10 MAwGf
ANAauNh Fea 81 az spprecsabls
faIa d MlNW. aFpsrfheieas. yeu cen
s.ss# NJ mAAA Nmwreaenfe ~ Key WeAa
81 - Hnsf 80 FuuF latiis sane Hense.
~ NeEs 80 ueethNrmnm gives us fine
!. "a 80 MWnmu Fum msy And Ne know
.anAs f 49, Wew ell lss yau nave
stsaaMs SO NensFx wkls here-
TIE ORACLE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

Wa0 took part
In The attack
on Slcllv and
the INVASION of
France After
that ne served
as the FIRST
limited States
ArEng repre-
sentative Of the
L n military
staff commit
Tee HTa5ch out.
fxsss- 4-ars -s.o.-S~-l,g-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

AL members # wasp comzaaar-
Et1eG, except few queens. die At
the approach Of cold weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

The bark Of certslz wFlllew
shrubs Is the source IS &A1l<an
USED IT the treatment C Yhs1raz-
LSZn-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03
WILL YOU SMILE?
Careful Of
His Health

You wash your face rs told yop?
Bob5y-Aw. ma, YOU know the
doctor said ! uaaStn't get my feet
Mother - Robert, why dadn' I
wet, and ] guess nay face Is Jast
as dangerous as my feet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

The Annual Fashion Snow, gly-
en Last night by the Key West
Senior and JIlnlpE W0Fnan's club.
WAS among the most successful
conanc1ea Ii Key West Several
hundred persons attended the
s.law-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

Patients and doctors seldom agree
upon the treatment Of any case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03
Key West In
DAYS Gone By


Information was : recElweG "A
Key Wes1 today zkls1 the nzzrnber
CT WEpA employees wa be rEI-
tailed throughout FLORIDA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

City coanca LAST night passed
an ordinance relating - trans
par1a1lon IN Key West. One PRO
vision provides for the 1irsnsing
of ehaIrffeLrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

To-Day is the LAST day to redeem
Delinquent praperzy thar VIII Dc
included IN the last IF me sales
under the Murphy ac1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

Tutal sales OF sponge yester-
ray N the municipal sponge
wharf amounted 70 $E.B3h1z
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

1JSfSH.&1Uf.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: LEAH Aston.
z3s7 Grssaa coBeourses
Go Madame LIZ Mars.
BsGD2, New York, X. r.
VOC are hereby required TO file
- Appearance ia tbs aboNE G&xDree
aetna % ~ bsfoFe Marcia u 1919;
Otherwise q Decree Pro 'E.SrfEsso
wl9 ~ entered against t%zf In ze-
e0rdaDes vita the laws " tbe state
~ Florida
Dated tts4S the z@rd DAY ~ sFebrg-
airy, 1s4g
EARL 4. ADAMS.
Clerk ~ the cSreafs Gozrt,
- fI0Tssaee II. sawyer,
Deputy CLERK
{Ctrcnit Court Sea3s
tsb.24a aaag S-hs~tTti94s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

= - NANN II A&A1 AN &A& Xk44c
kAES ENxRs gfBEGXAL E2REI4F
NF TaE STATE or FayaRFn4
II And F0R MONROE COT MA.
N SSzANGERK-
Case Ma. 1l--aS.
HARRIET GAGsIN.
P3A5n15f<
JOSEPH -ARTzN-
defendant
ORDER @47 P1 MLEG ATEaN
ANB NOTICE Ys0 AP9'EAKk-
TO- Joseph GzARE7N
AeE8oE1ace Ink noWn
1a are hereby required ia Ep-
pear 70 HE sworn Eli hf Com III q mt
flied agsagIlst yon In sht abgxe .R-
1Ei4sa tsau4zs- tsH ST before 1he 2kah
oaE e March a H. 1a4S- B5har " -.
TIE Allegations 81 said E.5Il wsli Ba
2akfB ns confessed by NuN
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West Florida 44sis 25ra day IF
t&eal3 EAEI. T. ADAMS.
Clerk II Ihe C'irrui1 Csour1-
Monroe County. Florida.
BY tsa) ka7 bi4---n Np12sa,e.,
Deputy Clerk.
T<415 a. WATKINS.
-A1I@r'nsY fer 4a3alla If
1eb.&4 mar S-79-]- s4h
IN THE CIRCUIT C0KRF OF fHE
ELEVENTH IL BI9AAL CIRCUIT
9s THE state 0E FLORIDA.
IN AND TOR MONROE cot MY.
II EHaSaER1-
Case Ne. HISS
PA ] NOM FRETeERRk
- S3EsSI EE EELI,
Plaintiff
DIX0RCE
GLADYS ALMA F,ESTFzR II h24-T3.
defendant
ORDER OF PUBLIC ATI0S
no; Gladys ALMA C32STERH FL q
16 York street
Subiaeo,
Perth, West err Australia
You are hereby required 10 APP
pear 10 The Hs1i e,f G>e1n 3alainf Tor
divorce II tbs aaaxe s1yIta caBse
Oh or before he Pain day ii March,
A D. 1898. e1heFw Isl he allegations
thegela y iai lAe taken a. confessed
This fefQer is 10 lte published G1Ac {.
TAae& for ToHt- consecutive week <
IN The KY Mt.gt f9ii2@8- a 1aew -
paper published ia the 4'5ty ~ ky
West. FzoriLa
DONE AND ORDERED this 1Gih
day Of February, -A. n. 1879.
tSeaf1 EAkL- z ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
BY; {saJ Aame G. LpnE1 arth.
Deputy C3erk.
lsD3 ALLAN u. cLEARE. JR.
Attorney fer Plaintiff
feb.l7-@s ;ELar. al 1.1ssg.
IN THE CIRCUIT G0ERT OF THE
ELEM EsTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COZ NT4
IN GHANNEKY.
Case Ne. II--sS
DIVE k6E
CARRIES A. WELLS.
Plaintiff.
DOROTHY Z WELLS.
I9sfendsn Ut.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO. DOROTHY T. WELLS,
cfo William Gale.
Pes&skl]l, New York
You are hereby required 70 app
pear 70 the Biz Of Complaint for
divorce in the above styled .cauAe
A. j.. 1873. otheFN iNe the allegations
therein Will be taken as confessed.
This Order Ia ~ bs PULLS hsd
sEes q week fer four consecutive
weeks ia The KEY West Citizen. d
neHsDap per published ia The City Of
Key Vest, Florida
UONE AND ORDERED this 2ad
az ~. r March, A- Z 80 .n.,u
Cierk Of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida
BY: lHd) Kathleen S0ttags,
Deputy Clerk
(SD@ ALLAN u. fIEARE, JR-.
Attorney for Plaintiff
aarsa~ To- IL -2z,1s4s.