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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-19
BARKLEYs IN PALM ~

PALM BEACH.-Aficf paliIsa
in a busy weekend in lthm
Vice President and Mrs. A.ian
W. Barley have left b. aaia -
this city. They plan o. sFsn1
few days with the wee pTesastrf
brother before proccedina o. s.
Island, Georgia. where thra
resume their honeymuun
spend the Christmas hulIisf
While n Miami. bafkle8
dressed $500 Democrats 81
largest jefferson jazz
dinner in Miami history iie
helped launch the 1880 ran
Jewish appeal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-19
coNTINuous TRAQEpY

JAPALA. Mex -TraEef
gets tragedy Last Ners
sons were killed m an
accident. Then five pcu
their lives in auto rrasif
Continued Or pagr EEn
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Nine Laiin-American Children
Are Attending Convent School
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as HfstHs iuas key Vests Ia,in-American relationship
49, Fra1as aaFning she airport where Flight 80
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ala eaaa tle atsennn 81 the Latin American
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Late Bulletins -.
LATEST WORLD
NEWS IN BRIEF
10 BELOW ZERO

10 BELOW ZEnO
SEATTLE. Wash.-in the iss
cific Northwest. traffic h al tssl
up by the worst blizzard af fe
winter. so far And the tenlrtla
ture is heaGfng Tor iO-heioa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-19

THE REV. JOHN CINNOTT
MARTIN tabovel. pastor of
ST. Vincent's Church in Balti-
more and editor of the Catholic
Review. official organ of the
Washington and Baltimore arch
dioeeses. said in an editorial
that Santa Claus is an "unholY
fraud"
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PIANO, chickerins Grand, peri: <s7s
OF trade for spinet. WO T4SG
riASo, aprishs. GOOD condition SO,
PIANO. practice piano In rood play
BARGAIN price COLONIAL PIANO
GO. 49, D st. nv.
PIANO. upright, SIS WA. so3s 20.
cond: 1900 cash: no dealers. aas
PIANO, stsinway uprishi: leaving
town; baby washing msehins, an
exec; eeno. NO. sol4 -2s
small baby srsnd. seven years old
In rev condition. $3.50. WI ses5 i.
fiANO-uDrisht mahogany. Good
sendition Call after II m. Men
PIANO - New. hish-au.lity spinet:
beautiful early Colonial mahogany
case excellent clear tone, most ex-
pensive hammers and action; 35E
discount on the amount OF your
s Sos ..s r.sus or On .e ns nee
Isl price, s.ss 90 ssius for enis
S474.4s. COLONIAL PIANO CO..
a37 D q. nv Ma +s7o.
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size Grand piano; .seeilsns han
mers, action and feits; beautifully
COLONIAL PIANO CO. AZ D Il
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vertical eteinway; only SIC SO per
mo, Plus carriage; nrst years rental
applied 10 purchase. Prefer teacher
H nisi.s p,ss (; sesossr. ss. si 3 &.
PfANo-Ieayins washinston for in
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storare HldE-. ssoI deorsia ave.
corner store. VIII tass yeuT anpls-
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person only. from y am. 70 q Pm.
No Phone Gala please.
PlANO---Erand- new Jesse Preach con.
sole the plane yoar tsscheF are
piano tuner both IKE. which 81 the
Manufacturer ouelsxhed hst price
Of xSps for the beautiful Ralsro- vs
consider Amersea'a best rtauo talas !
howexeT, under our saaan but quick
proht eaan We % even eettsr thar
that--we ave you as discount
on ths amount ef year eewa eay-
rent. COLONIAL PIANO CO.
AT D 81. NV Ma. 4esA
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METAL sTORE FfX14EN
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FURNITURE-Moving swav. Davene
sofa, almost new, S6S: walnut
dresser. SEQ; rug. ax12. wool, Bise-
low. ozits cushion inelud. S35' wal,
nut lamp table: $40; Pc lined
r dnps,E s..pss s vi oo sSs ma.
FTRNITuRE - Radio and table;
s Easspe wynn Va. isis. sa"e'' '.''
FURN.--simmons studio diyan, maple
baby bed. matehing. chihorobe: play
pen, high chair. baby scales. alum
mum ba.htnsstte. oil in hne como
rm. suits. AK. 1881.
FURNITURE = Love seat. Duncan
hos, secretary. OIL. 1929.
FUKN.-walnut bedrm suite and
mshcs; sateiss table. very rsas'
F "a fH,unal bed. springs, 81;
marble-top table, SOS: russ. spinei
desk set, bookcase. 81: Naxon apt
| washer. Sas. dinette table. chairs
LAMPS: mirrors. radio; 81. 4deI
| FURN1TuRE-Dune Phyfe divan
drop-lesf table. dinette table AND
Z chairs. porcelain-top table. Ju
FtRSiTgsE; triple and .insl. mir,
in in vide: 'rip a shes. with cabinet ssIas,
tai fan. chrome hnish: wooden door,
| and lumber. Q ottomans: all reas'
70 ioaI am. p'i ne. sfss. ~'h''' 'N'
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Rapids. wine IN color. Win tinS
or Sx make s say AZ Rs s sls rrlss
LIVING RooM SUITE ( pieces. Viii
LIVING nm. suiTE. pes. Kroehler,
excellent condition. slip covers. GE,
LiviSe ROOM syIIE-a-pise-
LOGGING TRACTOR so cster.
pillar. gas. in gcod eond. Box 5s-s
LOVE- SEAT. LAWSON sectional. COW
kid mohair on the outside, back and
bases. The inside OF the backs and
cushions are covered in scarlet
noral design on g gray BACKGROUND;
These pisces are custom made OF
the: finest material, Must be seen
to be appreciated. Call sH. $3.50
LUGGAGE RACK for top of ear
all metal. good eond.' $40. IA
LUMBER-Thous.nds Of feet, in like,
new condition, al 6arsain prices
frames and hardware. IS 20 s. so
wreckinE iarge barracks building al
Naval Hospital. 23rd and constits-
ton ave. nv. See salesman on Job
HECHlNdER CO.. AT, 400.
LuMBER-Specia for VIZ; plywood,
- lDCn I'd Ply mAuoks auu WnAhdt,
all sizes, zoe per IT.: u inch gum q,
lie per f.; AXIS. - in. Ar at .lSe
per f.; reductions on y, y and -
in. plywood: complete line OF lum-
Der cut to sises for all kinds Of cab
inets and bookcases: comb. screen
doors. for winter and summer incl.
screen drs. at 50 ca: e5E 9a an
Nu-Enamel paint. METROPOLITAN
LUMBER CO., ta3 x 81, NV. Ma
36ts9. Open daily and Saturday .
.sSasssEss.a f iSAiu Z u srAxDsNw.
have large stock Of praetsesily
new lumber 10 various sixes from the
inaugural stands 81 the right price.
Special this week only. doortnE. de-
nailed. suitable for shea thing o. sub
hooring, $.,s per M. ACE WRECK
ING 4 BUILDING MATERIAL CO,
4ous MINI. ave. ne. AT. 6bis--.
MACHINERY-6o-to deep draw
seareo punch press. ship. wssting-
house air compressor. used VI;
Snyder drill pTesS. speeds. back
geared auto feed and step; have no
further use foI th!s xnaehinery:
MAHOGANY library tahls. mahogany
Duncan Phvfe extensten taeie. Jun
Tor size; 4 lattsee-esek chairs e
match. coil spfing and tnneYtpfins
mattress. Rittseurgh risit siasi
mirror. isxAs. CHI. 1900; kEt
III.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Girl Scout Troop met Tuesday afternoon and we are glad Mrs. Nevl is oack again after the holi- days, teaching us Scandinavian songs and folk dances.
 We want to thank Mrs. Forward for her great help in getting the tulbS growing and planted in the cans which were attract.vely deco rated as Christmas gifts for pa tients ct St. Ann's and the Gov Crnmsnt Hospitals.
 We studied the first Girl Scout law which is "A Girl Scouts Homo. Is to te Trusted" This means she ran be trusted with the money ano
 elcngings O. cthcrs. She respects
 nything told her in confidence md remembers that a confidence
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

tablishment of program to treat children with chronic conditions in the Territory. A ward would be used for children's care and would prob ably be established in Juneau. Children suffering from such chron- ic conditions as rheumatic fever, allergies, chronic nephritis would he cared for here.
 The program will call for the services of a doctor and a pediatri- clan. The pediatrician would be available for consultations in other parts of the Territory. Diagnostic clinics, similar to the crippled chit- Grens clinics which are now held in Alaska. would ee part of the program.
 Dr. Sappington will visit the Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital before return ing to her San Francisco headquar- ters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20
MEDICAL C0NSULANT WITH U. S. CHILDREN'S
 BUREAU VISITS ALASKA

Dr. Edith Sapplngton, Medical Consultant for the U. S Children's Bureau, arrived yesterday from San Francisco for a ten day stay in the
 erritory, She VII leave on Satur- day for Hoonah to travel on the MS. Hygiene, Alaska health boat The Hygiene is financed in part by 3 special allotment of the Childrens Bureau. The Children's Bureau which is under the Federal Secur- tf Agency, has helped finance the
 ork for the past five years.
 Dr. Sappngton said that her a1ency is now considering the es-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

is not broken without very good reason. She does as well as she can any job that is entrusted to her. She tells the truth, plays fair, and does her work honestly.
 NANCY LEEGE,
 Reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20
K5TCEi--.-S ENLiSTEES

Two young nsn just out of high school in Eetchilian have enlisted for. three years in the U. s. Air Force, according to T-Sgt. F. s. Craig. Juneau recruiting officer.
 Both Harold s. Haynes and Ar thur A. Zantow left Sunday for Fort Greedy, Kodiak, where they will get basic training prior to assignments in active Air Force units.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

while the guests sang Happy Birth day to MT Miller
 The Princess Norah was in port January 3. Returning to Skagway on her were MT Arthur Finegan, and MT and Mrs. Guy McClain and child When the Norah sailed Tues day m orning passengers leaving Skagway were Mrs. William Bur field, her mother Mrs Hillary of Seattle, and her grandmother, Mrs. Jeannette deGroyter Mrs Burfield and Mrs. Hillary are taking Mrs. 0cGroy ter to Seattle for medical attention Mrs. William Heidelber- ger left to 90 to Vancouver B. C., to visit her mother for a month: Mrs Hazel Kirmse and Jack Kmmse lett to vacation in the States; Will Flynn left to travel through the eastern states: Stanley Sm tn, Dan Bclin, and Troy Davis to go to Se- attle From Whitehorse MT. and Mrs. Isaac Taylor Of Taylor and 1 Lrury) are on their way to New Zealand and Australia; and Miss Dorothy Wilson was returning tC Queen Margaret's School at Dun- can, B. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

Ms. Arnold GutIeld and their son Arnold Robert. Mrs. Hazel Kirmse, lack Kirmse, and Mrs Annette Briggs and her daughter Ellen Kay at dinner.
 The children of Skagway were treated to a free show at the Broad- way Theatre New Years afternoon the gift of the B. P. o. Elks of
 kagway.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chris Larson en- tertained ten of their friends at dinner at the Derby Inn New Years cay
 MT. and Mrs. Hans Soldin gave a mily dinner New Years Day. The uests were Mrs. Soldins mother,
 ETs Catherine Lee, MT. and Mrs. Duncan Hulk Il and their daughter,
 frances Marlene, MT and Mrs. lark Lee and their two daughters
 1ristin and Marcia, MT. and Mrs. Elmer Jones of Seattle, MT. and Mrs. Emmitt Soldin of Paradise, Calf, Mavis Irene and lone Soldin, nd Ole Brandt.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Johannes nd infant daughter Norah Jean who have been visiting Mrs. Jo- names parents, MT. and Mrs. Chas. Rapu2zi left Monday morning by train for Whitehorse. From there trey plan to fly to Anchorage where Mir. Johannes VII be employed on the Alaska Railroad.
 Miss Dorothy Calle1od of Haines House came to Skagway Thursday afternoon by Alaska Coastal. She isited the John Dodge family un- til she left Tuesday on the Norah o spend months holiday in Cali
 ornia. Monday evening she pre- pared a Chinese dinner-witil chop iticks-fcr the Junior Department of the Press yterian Church. Those who enjoyed this very unusual d,n- ner at the Manse were the Rev. md Mrs. Dodge and their daughter Ruth Ann, pr. Smithson, Mrs Ora Lee Logan, Jim Hartson, Louis To- an, Paul Pearcy, Sandra Nelson, Carline Brundige, Suellen Ander- son, Ethel Mae Nelson, Becky and Ialiie Stevenson, Frances Logan. Joanne Pearcy, Carole Pribbernow Leada Sheleby, and Shirley Ed wards.
 Mrs Richard Miller gave a formal 3uffet dinner Sunday evening tc -urprise and compliment her hus-
 and whose birthday was Januars 2 The guests were MT. and Mrs. IT. Giyan. MT. and Mrs. Robert Br ren, MT and Mrs. Harlan Welcl MT and Mrs. Johnny ODan q, MT and Mrs. Forrest Bates, T. Gregg MT. and Mrs. Gelotte of Haines. and MT. and Mrs. Moroan Reed. Tho evening was spent playing cards and
 Il dancing. At II clock Mrs Mile served coffee and the birthday cake
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

and c,its. fhe cabeose of the TO- taly fleet was completely dsmol- ished-the cupola in winch Jack Lee and. Leland Gault, brakeman' were riding, was torn off and the men fell some 500 feet down the mountain side, but were able to climb back up by themselves. The conductor, H. E. Mulvihlll, Whc was in the caboose, was lost io1 several hours Before he was To- cated in the wreckage. He was bad ly shaken and received seyera. cuts. An emergency train took Dr GWanson and one Of the nurses ol t c White Pass Hospital, Miss Tru- de smith, to the scene of the acci- dent. After first aid had been ad- ministered the injured men and al 1 Q the crew were brought back to gba way. MT. Mulvihill is the con- ductor who was injured just a year i ago in the Jordan Spreader acci- dent.
 ! re Coest Guard Cutter Storis is in pert. The Storis came to tsks Gov. Gruening to Juneau, but, du- to the accident, the Governor ana lis party were stalled in White horse.
 The Library Board held the trst me ting of the year Tuesday at the Public Library, and reelected tno officers to serve for 1949-Chairman Mrs. George Rapuzzi; Vice-Chair- man, Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld. Record ing Secretary, Mrs. William Beitin- ! ger; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Vic. Sparks; and Treasurer, Mrs. J C. Hoyt.
 A regular meeting of Skagway Aerie No. 25, FOE. was called on Tuesday evening but no quorum was present. The few men who dd at tend spent the evening playing cards.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

There are at least two gears in the average automobile steering system.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20
'rNewsy Noies
 from, Skagway

fTOm 9kdgWdy 'SKAGWAY, Alaska, Jan. 5.-R- Especial Correspondence) On De- cember "A Will Flynn gave a Chr stmas party in his apartment on Broadway. During the first part O. the evening he served sand wiches, cake, candy, and coffee, and presented each guest with beau- tiful Christmas gift. Later the crowd attended Midnight Mass in group The guests were Miss Gail Brim- mall, Miss Lottie Gaffy, Miss Betty Thomas, Arthur Sagorsky, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Tunley, MT. and Mrs. Chris Larson, MT. and Mrs. O. P. Flynn, and MT and Mrs. George Burgess.
 MT and Mrs Chris Larson were d nner guests of the Rev. Harley Baker at Plus X Mission Christmas Day Max Christensen was also guest.
 Wednesday evening, December 2o Will Flynn gave a farewell din- ner at the Derby Inn. The tu1kes dinner was followed ty 6 smal dance. MT. Flynn wished all of his guests Happy New Year The guests were Miss Gail Brimhall, Ar thur Sagorsky, MT. and Mrs. Chris Larson, MT. and Mrs. O. P. Flynn and daughter Mary Ellen, Mir. ana Mrs. George Burgess and daughter Rita Clare, Miss Emily flavor stock, Miss Betty Thomas, Mrs Morgan Reed, and Jack Kuenster
 Mrs. Dixie Turpin entertained Q number of her friends with a 'song fest" at her home Wednesday eve ming, December 29 The guests were MT. and Mrs. w. Finegan, Dr. and Mrs. Smithson, Dr. and Mrs. Swan- son. MT and Mrs. Richard Miller MT. and Mrs. Harlan Welch, MT. and Mrs Charles Hermanes, and Mir and Mrs. Jack Blenkinsop. A dutch lunch was served.
 MT. and Mrs. Forrest Bates re-, turned home Thursday by Alaska Coastal from a holiday spent with relatives in Juneau.
 x. B. Hannah and his son John went to Whitehorse on the Thurs day train John is returning to the Uni ersity of Wash ngton.
 -
 Miss Patricia Carroll and Miss sJoyce Riewe, were cohostesses at a asrarty which they gave Thursday evening, December 30, at the Derby nm to entertain the High School crowd. The evening was spent play inr canes and dancing. Mrs. c. A Carroll and Mrs Herbert Riewe as sisted their daughters in the serving of delicious refreshments.
 The week of holidays between Christmas and New Years was all most perfect weather, lots of snow on the ground and very little wind so that the young crowd spent 8 large part of the time coasting and skating. Every willing driver pulled a crowd of mitch hiker" sleds be- hind his car. The only sad note was Roger Colton's accident. Roger is in Juneau in St. Ann's Hospital at present.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs T. D. Gregg, December 3l, at l2:40 am. The baby, who weighed eight pounds nine ounces, has Eeen nam ed Allan Person. He joins an old CT brother Tresham III, and sis ter Annette.
 The New Years Eve Dance held in the Eagles Hall was grand success. A very large, enthusiastic crowd attended, and everyone re- ported wonderful time .ss. MT. and Mrs. J. M Keller held an "At Home" to their friends on New Years Day afternoon This has been their custom for many years. The same evening they entertained MT and Mrs. William Wasser, MT. and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

There are 75,00o -ires n U. s. motor vehicles each year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

,s+ MT. and Mrs. J. M. Keller held an
 'At Home" to their friends on New
 Years Day afternoon. This has been their custom for many years. The same evening they entertained MT. and Mrs. William Wasser, MT. and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

The New Years Eve Dance held in the Eagles Hall was a grand success. A very large, enthusiastic crowd attended, and everyone re- ported a wonderful time
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

A son was born to MT. and Mrs T. D. Gregg, December 31, at l2:40 am. The baby, who weighed eight pounds nine ounces, has Teen nam ed Allan Person. He joins an old CT brother Tresham III, and sis ter Annette.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

MT and Mrs. Chris Larson were d nner guests of the Rev. Harley Baker at Plus X Mission Christmas Day. Max Christensen was also ( guest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

Tae residents or Skagway awoke Monday morning to a picture world
 about l5 inches of snow had fall-
 n during the night. About 9 o'clock, however, the south wind began to
 low and the beauty changed to misery. Now, the streets are sheets
 ice, cars spin in SD te of slow, careful driving, and the pedestrians slip and slide-many Of them fall down After the heavy thaw and then a freeze the airport is a solid field of ice.
 A son was Torn to MT and Mrs Marvin Taylor Monday morning at 7:45 The taby, who weighed nine pounds and two ounces, has been named Marvin, Jr.
 cliff Rogers, Jr., returned to skagway on the tran Monday eve ming.
 NIr. and Mrs. J. M. Keller enter tained Captain Hughes and the of- ficers of the Princess Norah, Dr. and Mrs. Smithson, and MT. and Mrs T. Givan Monday evening. Also present was the first round tripper for 1949-a Miss Vaughan of Edmonton.
 The five men who were injured late Tuesday morning Whan a snow slide hit part of the rotary fleet and the northbound tran which was coupled into it at IT'D are all reported improving nicely and in excellent spirit. The slide turned the engine, 72, of the train over, bury ing the engineer, Mark Lee, and the fireman, Richard Sullivan. When they were rescued nearly 45 min utes later they were found to be
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

Ms. Arnold Gutield and their son Arnold Robert. Mrs. Hazel Kirmse, lack kirmse, and Mrs. Annette Briggs and her daughter Ellen Kay at dinner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

MT and Mrs Chris Larson en- tertained ten of their friends at dinner at the Derby Inn New Years : ay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-20

The children of Skagway were treated to a free show at the Broad- way Theatre New Years afternoon the gift of the B. P o. Elks of kagway.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-28
Valentine items
By Mrs. Emma Ladeubaro

Michael Berne celebrated b;s eofh
oirehoay anniversary on Sun
Gay, January %. The weather did
d poor job of cooperating, but
1ohn and Tom Ladenburg did man.
age TO get over from Bad Rock to
nave dinner with their grand uncle
uncle Mickey is a real old timer
having come to the Flathead in
Io9o' He came in by stage and
ooat' but if plans now being made
are carried out, ne will try new
ihooe OF travel this spring, when
ne and a niece, Mrs. ]. P. Simu-
son, plan to fly to Ireland. After
d visit there, they will go to Lon
oon to visit Col. and Mrs. Allen f.
clarke, Jr., Mrs. Clarke is also
a neice of Mr.. Berne's and recent
~ moved to London where Col.
Clarke is a member of the EN-
bassv staff.
Ollle Walsh has been staying
IN town due to the condition of
the roads.
jim Holler and Evonne Jones
round hospitality at the William
Yeats home Saturday night, fol-
owing a meeting between his car
and a snowdrift near the Yeats
nome. Luckily, the Yeats home
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-01-28

has the only telephone in the
neighborhood so it was possible
to let their families know they
were safe.
fToo late tor last ageek)
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Gordon re-
celved word recently that their son,
Donald, was recovering satisfact-
orlly from an accident suffered in
the course of his work before
christmas. The tank of refriger-
ant in a refrigerator he was re-
pairing exploded, freezing his face
and lnJuring his right eye. At first
it was feared he might lose the
sight of that eye entirely. He and
his wife will arrive home within
a few weeks.
The BIG club met at the Paul
bowler home Tuesday afternoon
of the afternoon was
a talk on classical music by Mrs.
Bowler, illustrated by records.
Members present were mesdames
Smith, Flint, Clarence and Dan
saurey, Konen, Carlson, Laden
berg, R. Motichka, Allen, Gordon
and the hostess, Mrs. Dowler SER
we'd a delightful lunch at the close
Of the afternoon. The February
meeting to be held at Mrs. Roy
'llnts will feature fitting problems
and will mark the first time Miss
lubb will meet with this club.
since most members are friends
II Miss Tubbs from former years
his meeting is being anticipated
With much pleasure.