davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SpeDrfssreMr

si--sis.ss 10 sIs.ss spert
Dresses ---~-.- &l4.ee
2s-si2.ss sport Dresses sie.se
le--Sle.ss Wool Beiere Suits.
Ss.ea
.i--s.sse and sss.ss weel a-re.
Knit Dresses N-V0
ss--sT.ss Raven z-Pe. Knit
Drex~ex $50
Is--&a.se wsei Hing -nae-tights.
Size
is--s7ss wool Ceat Sweaters.
sjzes. 40 10 So &1.ee
200 e-sl.ss Wesi siip-en Sweat
ss--ss.ss and ss.ss Wool CARD.
gan Sweaters HAe
Is--sls.ss 70 Sis-ss Evening
sweaters $50
ss-ss.ss wssl shirts M.ss
ze--sl.ss Rayon skirtA size
II Sc
i.--ss.ss 10 Sass STACKS and
Pedal FssheFx. sizes 10 and
no M.se
ls-ss.ss Swim snis4 1-pr.
white rayon iasssx Siee
94 - A4S N q SIS Kaysn
Bauses y111
4--S7s5 Jackets, rabbit hair.
women's sizes SLee
Kanns-seccnd Floor
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Electrical
AnnEiNatceS

2-S29.95 Glass Coffee Makers
and Double Electric Unit, S17.95
2-S10.95 Electric Hot Plates,
S6.95
s-$5.95 Electric Egg Cookers,
S3.95
1-S1s.s5 Electric Hot Plate.
Toaster and Warmer - S3.95
6-S12.95 Two-Burner, 4-Heat
Hot Plates s7.95
-S17.45 Electric Broilers, S7.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Lamps
$1,000 ze-plated Floor
Lamp Bases. AS is 4.99
3-S49.98 Figure Lamps and
Shades -. -.-- S29.98
2-S29.9S China Table Lamps.
Rayon shades - $500
6Sl4.98 Hand-tailored Shades.
II" ----------S S9.98
20-S3.9s wash bic Vanity
Shades. Soiled ---------S S1.00
15-S1.98 Rayon Vanity Shades.
si.0o
Kann's-Third Floor
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Lingerie

Perfects, Irregs.. of sz.ss Slips.
rayon crepes or satins. rsyon
taffeta, lack-trimned. tailored.
Broken sizes and colors =. Sieo
Sass Cotton Porto Rican Gowns
tearose. broken sizes SIS
s1.9s Cotton Slips. adjustable
straps, tearpse. broken sizes.
SI.0t
Perfecsx, Irress.. of Ss-ss 10 Ss.ss
Robez. rayon jersey. Broken
Sizes and colnrs -
Kann,s-Second F1oor
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Budget Shop

25-W0men's S5.95 Printed
Rayon Crepes $500
25--Misses'. Women's SS.95
Washable Rayen Gabardines,
$500
10--Misses' SI0.95 Printed
Rayon Crepes $500
10--Misses' Si2.95 Dresses,
mems wear plaids and rayon
sharkskin $500
15--Misses' Ss.95 Dresses, 2-Pc..
$500
Kann's-Second Floor
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Foundations

48--Sl5.oe Fiexees Corsettes.
rayon satin, sizes 80 to a. $7.ss
i6--s7.95 Venus Nyion Girdles,
10" length. sizes 26 to 90 $500
3T--S5.00 TO S7.s5 Girdies, Panty
GirdIes, discontinued styles.
white. nude, tearose: sizes 26 10
"a S2.SG
23--S3.s5 Fortuna Panty Cir
dies, ail-elastic. s.. M. L., sizes,
xl.ss
62--sl 90 Celebrity Bras. rayon
satin. white. blue nude: sizes
80 to 36. A and B cups SIC
Kann's-Seeond Floor
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Teen Apparel

S-S4.99 Cotton Blouses S2.00
$3.50 Corduroy Stacks, S1.6S
12-S16.95 and S19.95 Spring
Goats ---. $3.50
I0-S8.93 and $10.95 Dresses,
$500
4-s22.95 TO $500 Spring Suits.
$500
3-sl6.95 Spring Toppers, S15.08
12-S3.99 and S7.99 Rayon or
Wool Skirts S1.29
16-S2.99 All-Wool Cardigan
Sweaters --y --------. S1.59
20--S1.99 Cotton Polo Shirts. Soc
f5-S22.95 to S29.95 Spring
Coats -%-------- $3.50
Kaunts-Secnrd Floor
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Girls Apparel

2e-Sl.3s to $3.50 Raven or Cot
ton BlouSeS -~----~ 100
I5-s2.2s TO S4.9s Plaid or Solid
color Skirts S1.29
l0-S3.99 All-Weoi slack snow
Pants. navy Sl.2a
25-sl.69 Pole Shirts. white and
pastelS . 69c
6-Ss.39 Corduroy Stacks. S2.oo
Ia-Sl6.95 Ali-Weol Spring
Goats Sass
e-Sl9.ss Wool Covert Spring
Goats %--- St6.Ss
s-Sa.99 Cotton Dresses. In
between sizes ---------. S3.o8
4--SI4.95 Spring suits $1,000
30---s2.99 Blue Jeans - Sl.94
S-Ss.99 Wool Bolere Suits,
2-pc., ~----~---~----- S5.vu
l0-S3.ss to $3.50 Sweaters. slip
on or eardigans --- Sass
Kann's-Fourth Floor
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BETTER Dresses

s---AIlSsrs' Sass kassn ftssse
Iailis Dresses, navy sAW
ti--~MiS.es' Sss.aa salt DFsssrss
Pacific weca navy and essaeas
sar1
iaMiAsex' SASS ta tia.ss
Raven Prints, shesFs ard hpasa
N "a
Ravens
es--sftsSes' sl6.as 10 st3~sa
Raven FrtnlA. Flatn shesEs and
Raven Crrprs. | and s.fe~ sa.Aa
7---siisA@s Sssee te tSs.sa
Dresses, | and APE stNtes
sdaee
Kama Second Fioof
Evening star., 1949-05-12

ChinUscNre
6-S2.9S Cocktail Shakers, S1.49
1880 Metal Coaster Sets,
8-Pc. 25c
2-S5.9S Pottery Flower Bowl
Sets, 3-Pc. S2.98
sass Glass Cake Plates, S1.98
6-S5.98 Liquor Sets S2.9S
10-S1.00 Custard Cup Sets,
6-Pc. -----5 SOC
6-S4.9S Tumbler Sets, 12-Pc..
$2.9S
Kann's-Third Floor
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Imprinted
Furniture

f-x6.s5 Bookcase. lain. wide
floor sample ---- AA
i--Si..ss Bookcase, 4S-in. vide,
soar Samnle $3.50
i--si..ss Credenxa style Beck
case, 4s-in, wide, floor sample.
ss.aa
i--Sii.ss Bookcase. 3o-In vide.
side split --svse-- ~~ S.ss
l--SIi.ss Bookcase. 4s-ia. vide,
top Scared S'@
f--ss.as Record Cabinet. badly
marred ss'ss
sass Drcp-Leaf Table, top
.ollsa ss.ss
I-sai.ss Child's Chiffarehe.
door warped. hardware missinR.
Sass
Ranns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Millinery

S1.99 to $500 Spring and Sum-
mer Hats. straws, felts, fabrics:
various styles, trims, colors S1.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Art Goods

ls-si.ss Stamped Baby Bian-
kets si-zs
io--s2.ss stamped Cotton Table
Cloths, 54xT2- A.3s
l2--sf.ss stamped s-Pc. Bridge
Sets ~ M.Zs
I2--lsc stamped Cotton Center
Pieces -.-- - 1Oe
24--6se Stamped Baby Sacques
and Kimonos. each - zsc
l5-sk.--34e Rug Weoi. SIX. loo
. Balls soc and 7se Wool. soiled.
ball -------+--s-----zs zse
Kana,s Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
LagSage

s-sS.s5 Weekend Cases 8s.0a
4--SfE.ss PuIiman Cases S&.1k
s--sIs.sa SAmsenite Cases.
shop-wpFTi So
1-S2s.se samsenIt< Pullman
Cases shop worn 215.ee
S-$ziaee Oyernixht Cases.
xIe.se
z-Ssf.5s Pullman Cases Sls.sS
Al Esssass fvsres pins res RS
KannsFuurth Fioor
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81 Prs. Teens S6.sS
White Shoes
SI.99

Short lots, broken sizes
reduced for quick clear
ance. All sales final!
SO prs. Teens $7.95 Spring
0llUcc ----~ ---~---~ &o,oo
Kann's-Fourtn Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
FmrC Coats

I--stss. 90 Blark-dsed Persian
Paw. size ID .....- $50 .ea
i--sissIeo Mauten dyed Lamb.
ssse IA ...-. Ssaa 90
I--Siss.eo Natural Grey Persian
Paw. size i6 ,r- -..-.~4.. sss.aa
i-Ssss. 90 Mink blended MUSK
rat. size Ia ,. -.--s 10
l--ssss 90 Mink blended MUSK
rat. sire Ii IA.ea
i--Ss4a,ea silver Riae dyed
Mnskrat, size l6 Siaa.se
s--Ssso.eo Blended Muskrass,
let-uui skins. sizes IL Ia. sSas. 90
All Fsr rrsett Piss se"s fas
Second Fioor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
.Besrelrn

se-~Si.Gs Bracelets, silver stolaf
metal With turquoise sts1saf,
81 .eA'
Ie---xl 90 Ca8snFtie Bag. hlEeA
-. - tat. aAs5s
IsA--aAe strfiinE tFfsndAhIp
Links zs ~ sta Rs%
aea--sse Gumhask Name FiAtsA.
large name assortment I've
sa--si.as Necklaces, simulated
pearl ropes. white o. nesi,
kiskss
s-xeaA Fttisd Ia&nstis bass'
81 lpa'
a. ~
sF7es shs Fa8
Kann' Street ftonf.
Evening star., 1949-05-12
SoiIed
BLANKETS

2-s7. .s5 White Purrey
Blank cts. SS% rayon,
i2E wool. Tax SS. %
9B -----4--4
3LS12.95 Chatham Blan-
ket. all wool, 50. %
72x90~ -----
2slS.s5 Chatham Blan-
kets, all wool. SI2.S9
72x90v
4-S3.99 Chatham Sum-
mer Blankets, 95% cotton,
SCI wool, Tx % ~
901 -
s-sI0.s5 Chatham Sum-
m er Blankets. 81. %
all wool. 72x90'
4Hs7.s5 All wool 81. %
Blankets, 72x54"
Kann.sStreet Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12

s7s.S5 AZ" Porcelain Sink. Right
hand drain, metal base with one
drawer and two doors. Com
plete with fixtures ---- $500
Reg. S199.95 66" Youngstown
De Luxe Kitchenaider, COM
uete .-. S1T9.95
1-Reg. Sass 15vx30~ Youngs
town Wall Cabinet $f7.95
Reg. S22.95 1880 Youngs-
town Wall Cabinet Sass
Reg. $500 15@x36r Youngs-
town Base Cabinet, with top,
S44.7S
I-Reg. ss2.7s 1s1xe5g Stainless
Steel Counter Top. AS Is $500
Reg. sl3.26 1S1x2S" Black
Lincleum Counter Top with
stainless steel back-plash. AS is.
$3.50
Kann's Appliance Store,
oAL. q. &~
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Coats. Suits

23-Misses' $3.50 Rayon and
Wool Suits, fully lined Sl1.S8
misses $500 Rayon and
Wool Suits, fully lined SASS
27--Misses' $685. to S49.95 Wool
Gabardine or Mems Wear
Worsfed Suits --.- S29.99
2s--Misses' S39.s5 to s49.95
Goats. long, wool gabardine or
covet Sza.6t
54--Misses', Juniors S29.95 TO
sss.95 Wool Toppers, covert or
gabardine $24.86
I5--Misses' s3s.s5 wool Goats.
long, gabardine or broadcloth,
s. Sass
13--Misses', Juniors S49.95 Wool
Goats. long. gabardine $39.sS
6S--Misses' S32.8S 10 S59.s5 Wool
Toppers, covert or gabardine.
S2s.SS
34--Misses' SASS Cotton Cab
ardine Raincoats, Sway style,
various coiors S11.S8
12-Misses' $500 Fine sheen
Gabardine Long Coats $500
s-Nfisses' s55.oe 20 S69.95 Wool
Toppers - S45.00
Ranns-Second Floor
Daytime Dresses
am 60 On and Ct QG C0fa0u
Dresses. assorted styles. colors.
Sf.00
5e--S5.9s Cotton Dresses, as
sorted sizes, styles, soiled, $2.oo
50-S2.ss Cotton Dresses, 2-pc..
sizes 1920 -z.-.-- S1.S9
3o-S7.s5 Rayon Sharkskin Uni-
forms. u and II sizes only. Sass
Kann's Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Housewares

1-Sl5.95 Utility Closet, shelves
in door style, 18xl4x64', as is,
$11.98
2-$l4.9S Utility Closets, 5-shelf
style, 14x11x64, as is -S7.98
I-S36.95 Steel Wardrobe. 27x-
20x71", as Is -------4-- S29.95
2-s22.95 Steel Wardrobes, OAK
191ax65", as Is ----- S17.95
2--$18.9S Porcelain top Kitchen
Bases, with drawers, 20x24x36",
as is sI3.sS
1-S14.ss Porcelain top Kitchen
Base with drawer, 16x20", as is,
Sl0.98
1-$l2.98 Porcelain top Kitchen
Base, 16x20", as Is -----~ $8.9S
1--S99.50 Electric Lawn Mower,
16" cut, reconditioned $3.50
50-30c Package Parchment
Paper Tic
I0-$2.98 Kromex 4-cup Drip
Coffee Maker - --.. $1.00
13-S1.49 Enamel Whistling Tea
Kettles - - 49c
12-S1.00 Aluminium Fry Pans,
49c
6o-15c Packages Paper Shelf
Edging - l0c
10O-1Oc Packages Gift Wrap
ping Paper ----.5 Sc
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12

10 Imperfects Sl.15 ayon
Bloomers, broken sizes. tearose,
59c
s6-S2.5s Satin Stripe Rayon
Gowns, large sizes only s1.59
3z069c Spun-Lo Ragon Briefs.
S., NJ, L. sizes. tearose - 39c
20--S2.s5 Rayon Slips. lace
trimmed, broken sizes. colors,
Sl.59
SIS Irregs. 69c Rayon Undies.
many styes, tearose, some white
3 for S1.00
10S--7sc Bandleg Rayon Pam
ties, extra large size only,
2 for $I.00
Kann,sStreet Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
HOME APPLIANCES
FLOOR sAIMPLfs

FLo0k SAMRLkS
1-see os 4-Buvres Apsgtmenf Size Ces kanss $3.50
'-ss's.S, Fs"ess a1'1s = A'~' - $3.50
ea,o 7x &C. et ta.we ereexess ----S S16o.5o
Si5, * xA-e.f f1.rs,,e Wotev Necses $i49.9S
Detroit Jewel Apafmsnf- Size cesksr sssu
i-SI7eeS Eosy AuteMsfie treaes- y i<sss
4-SIooes Essy spiaddrss Wsshsn win Asismsts seas
Rinse. Does weeks woh n less than on hour
Kann's-Applance Store sth and SITS NV
Evening star., 1949-05-12
SiIcersDUre

z-s4.98 aluminium Toast Sets,
dS ID CS.fO
2SI.9S Aluminium Mayonnaise
I6-Sl.98 SiIver-plated Small
Trays, for sugar and creamer,
slightly scratched S1.29s
$1,000 Community Silver
plated Bread Tray ~- $500
2-S59.75 Silver-plated 72-Pc.
1881 Rogers complete Service
for s, in chest. Department
samples - $500
4 pr.-S10.00 Sterling Silver
Candlesticks, 6" size S5.9s'
16-S1.98 and S2.49 Hammered
Aluminium Trays and other
pieces, scratched, ea., $1.29
sPfas 26ae Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12

1e 6oy: $3.50 Summer Sloeks, sizes g. and ST ~
70 Junior $z.95 and $3.S5 Sweeters size 6 81 ae
so resuors OF Boys s5e Cotton Briefs a. rs and Is
IS Junior s3s5 and s4es Sleeveless, sx.o,s,, ios
Boys $3e5 Sleeveless Sweaters. broken sizes 7ee
zI-S5s5 lens-sleeve Sport Shirts slightly soied sizes 10
!-Sl6.e5 comboy Corduroy Suit, size 6 s77s
Long Sport Shirt dooono Upper front size
~ ~ sh9n1v soued $zes
Is-15e and s5e Athletic Shirts broken sizes 3 3er
o-@I5S Hooded Sweet Shirts sizes 10 and II ACE
I5-5se Athletic Shirts, broken sizes - iee
s-?Is5 Husky Wool Soeks sizes o and 2O 81 90
sizes 26 IT, 28 q. so
Io-S25o $2s5 Cotton Wssh Longs sizes 10 ond See
soys to $395 Swim Trunks. g. TO- II and IL
,-S5.s5 Corduroy Slceks, sizes %. 80. 81 wotSi7o
.-S1.s5 Corduroy Stoeks, maroon, size 28---S2os 90
,e.S4ss 70 $1s5 A-WooI Sweaters. broken $3.50
s boy $SS5 Husky Wosh sIoeks sizes rs and 34 woist
Kanns-Boys Wear Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12

Street Floor
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Kann's-Second Floor
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Kpaif UiaGersreUs.

Kann's Appliance Store,
Corner 9th &c d StS.
Evening star., 1949-05-12

Kann's--Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Kitchen
EQuipsrsenf

Kann's-Third Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-24

Several Key Westers were
among those leaving for Havana
via Aerovias %" planes over the
weekend. The complete passen-
ger list follows:
Edward Ciesinski, Stell Ciesin-
ski, Ronald Ciesinski, Elmer
Loucks, Kermit Loucks, Alvin
Piatt, Glenna Piatt, Harry Stadl-
man, Barbara Stadlman, Theo-
dore Stadlman, Jack Rutledge,
Ralph Wurdig, Anne Cellueci,
Edith Rakoczi, Theodore Rakoc-
ri, John Brugger, Jean Brugger,
David Archibald, Helene Arch
bald, Ruby Rodgers, Alma Swig-
gett, Coraha Carmona, Nora
Greeley, Joseph Greeley, Andres
Navarro.
Ollie Navarro, Gussie Ham
mock, Maggie Malone, Erasamo
Parise, Joseph Ingralde, John
Reno, Albert Majecheck, Steve
Wytrykus, Axel Waflin, Alfrida
Wallin, Ralph Crawford, Bessie
Crawford, George Everett, Helen
Everett, Richard Potter, Lowell
Potter, William Freshour, Owen
Lammon, Ivey Sherrain, Donald
Wright, Horace Cox, Moe Cox,
David N. Olson, Agnes Olson.
Alice Whipple, Merle H. Whip
pie, Felipe Sanchez, Leinicia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-24
St. PauI's Church
To Entertain, With
Supper Tomorrow

Yong married couples affiliated
with ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
here will be dined and entertain
ed with a supper and program
rendered them tomorrow evening
at $50 o'clock at the Parish Hall.
A delicious dinner will be Serv-
ed, and an interesting program
has been arranged. Also, Father
Mcconnell of the Church will adj
dress the young people on the
subject of Christian marriage as
viewed by the individual, church
and nation.
Joe Allen, who is serving as
chairman of the affair, announces
that the gathering will adjourn
promptly at 800 p. m. in order to
permit those having other ap-
pointments to attend without in
convenience.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-24
Several Key Westers Among
Weekend Havana PASSENGERS

Rodriguez Wilhelmina Carey,
Sylvia Pla, Ray Fisher, Lula
Setter, Ruth Fisher, Roy Setter,
Ida Schneider, Arlene. Retzky,
Betty Sacco, Anthony Sacco, Ad-
rien Bolivian, Elda Paradis, Will
fred Paradis, Simone Denicourt,
Jeanne Pascuite, Louis Pas
Cutie, Dolories Hunter.
Eifren Morales. Mary Dionne,
Diego Botero, Ruby Let's, Ruth
Wieldfield, Helen Walker, Rob-
ert Walker, Grace Kenney, Mary
Garcia, Mary Weaver, Elsie
Boggs, Lester Boggs, Maria C.
Aladro, Francisco Borrego, Theo-
dore Trotman, Elma Trotman,
George Lewis, Walter Krechbrel,
Raymond Juhnke, Emil Kunich,
Jeanne Kunich, Matt Brown.
Bertha Brown, Dorothy Doyle,
Leonard Doyle, Walter Spriggs,
Berniee Spriggs, Ernestine Alb
reu, Juan Fernandez, Emilia
Cruz, Adelaberto Fernandez,
Charles Thornberg, Morris Per-
son, James Hooper, Lee Cdew-
son Castenio Barone, Rosalle
Barone, George Henry, Kenneth
Lang, Larry Goodman, Charles
Kougher, Meister Harlem, Hor-
tensia MILAN, Ruben MILAN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-24
Fashion Show OF Resort Wear
To Take Place On Wednesday
Epening At Casa Marina Hotel

bathing suits, sportswear such as
shorts and Stacks, casual day
time cottons, and charming form
ais.
The public has been invited to
attend this Fashion Show, pro-
ceeds from which will be donated
to the March of Dimes drive. 1t
has been announced that no ad-
mission charge will be made, but
contributions from those attend
ing will be accepted, all of which
proceeds will go to the drive.
This being an interesting and
beautiful affair, besides for such
worthy purpose, it is expected
that the Fashion Show will be
largely attended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-24
Corch Supper OF Wono"'s Cl"b
On Saturday Largely attended

order that everyone may have
the opportunity to enjoy one OF
these Conch meals.
The dinner on Saturday, spon-
sored by the Finance Committee
of the Key West Woman's Club,
of which Mrs. Delio Cobo is the
chairman, was prepared by the
Mesdames Armando Perez, J. r.
Valdes, Aquilino Lopez, Jr., H.
Ramos, Lee Goddard, w. c.
Sweeting, Kermit Levin, Delio
Cobo, Joseph Pinder, William r.
Warren, Burt Garnet and Frank
BoWser.
Serving the dinner were the
MeSdameS Joseph Pinder, w. {.
Sweeting, Henry Higgs, Charles
Pierce and Malcolm Pinder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-24
TOUprnier
PIT. 4. Members
Entertained

Members Of the Tavernier p.
7. A. were entertained this week
by Mrs. S. Curry of the Key
West organization.
Attending the luncheon were
Mesdames j. Wilkinson, ]. r.
Tracy, S. Lund, and L. Lane.
The council melting was open
ed by songs from the school glee
club. Judge Lopez from Key
West was guest speaker.
A report was made by Mrs
Wilkinson that the TavernieI
membership was a great success
Handbooks have been distributed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-24
|PrOctOr-POsey
Marriage Took
place Saturday

Lillian Hayward Proctor, of
Islamorada, became the bride of
PlaS Monroe Posey. of Home
stead, on January 22nd, the cere-
mony being performed by Coun-
ty Judge Raymond Lord.
The bride was chal'mingly at
tired in a blue crepe gown with
black and red accessories.
Following the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Posey returned to ISla-
morada, where they are making
their home at the present time.
They plan to take d wedding
trip later on in the season.
Mrs. Posey is a native of Ken
lucky, but has been living in
Florida for some time, while Mr..
Posey is a native of the state of
Georgia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-24

The Conch Supper as sponsor
ed by the Woman's Club on
Saturday evening last week was
so successful and well-attended
that many persons were unable
to be served.
Dinners for approximately one
hundred twenty-five had been
prepared, but nearly two hun
dred were present, and these
others were extremely disap-
pointed not to have been able
to partake of typical Key West
meal.
The Woman's Club members
state that they are deeply regret
full of the situation, but have
promised to hold another supper
sometime in the near future in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-24

One of the highlights of the
season will be the Fashion Show
scheduled to be held Wednesday
evening, January rs, at the Casa
Marina.
The show is being sponsored
by Herman's, and that store will
furnish all the attire as exhibited
by the six models participating,
with the Rose BOotery furnishing
footwear.
Miss Jessie Gibson will Of
flciate as commentator, and the
lovely models are the Misses
Lcttie Sullivan, Sissy Busto, Lois
Busto, Lucille Builder, Judy
Daughtry and Gloria AceVedo.
They will show thirty-six out
fits of resort wear, consisting of
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Ererready Star
Club To Meet
Tuesday

1t has been announced, that
there will be regular meeting
of the Everready Star Club to-
morrow, Tuesday, afternoon at
$50 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Ellie Sawyer at l400 Newton
street.
Since this is an important
meeting, at which, plans will be
made for activities of the Club
during the coming year. all MEM
bers have been urged to be
present at this meeting.
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Calendar OF
Coming Events
MONDAY. JANUARY "a

MONDAY, JANUARY 81
First of Seasons Series of
Community Concerts spon-
sored by Woman's Club 500
PM, High School Auditori-
UNI. Trapp Family Singers.
Bingo Party, sponsored by WV
Auxiliary. 800 PM. WV
Hall on Elizabeth Street.
Proceeds to March of Dimes
Campaign.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2S--
Executive Board Meeting, Hai-
ris School PIT. A., 700 PM,
followed by meeting Of Room
Mothers, 7:30 PM, both
meetings to be held at home
OF Mrs. Dorothy ClaxFon. go
Griffin aLne.
Key West Community Singers
present Handel's Messiah"
Oraterie, First Baptist
Church, 800 PM.
Free Lecture, Christian Science,
Paul Stark Seeley, C.S.B.,
800 PM, Harris School Aud
itorlum
Regular Meeting, Sparkling
Waters Rebekah Lodge No.
IA, 7:30 PM, at knights of
Pythias Hall, Fleming Street.
Installation of officers. Visit
ing Rebekahs invited by
Lodge to attend.
Regular Meeting, Everready
Star Club, $3.50 PM, at Homo
of Mrs. Ellie Sawyer, 400
Newton Street.
Dinner for young married cou-
pies affiliated with St. Paul's
Church, $50 PM, at Parish
Hall.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28---
Regular Meeting, Navy Wives
Club No. SO, 400 PM. at
Cmbfooms. Building t78, Ma
val Station.
Bingo Party, sponsored by Navy
Wives Club No. 88. SEQ PM.
at South Beach Restaurant,
Proceeds to March of Dimes
Campaign.
Bingo Party, sponsored By the
Cuban Club. 500 Pm al
Cuban Club. Open TO public
Fashion Show. Casa Marina
Hotel, $50 PM. Sponsored
by Herman's. Proceeds Ia
March of Dimes.
FRIDAY, JANUARY "a
Senior Glass, Key West High
School, presents musical
comedy Dance the World
Around" High School Audi
forum, 8 p. m. Performance
night of January 18th also.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY g.
Meeting, Harris School P.-TA.
800 PM, at School. Speciai
Founders Day Program.
The true Malay calls himself
Orang Malay.
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Martha Bali BrOavn Became Bride
OF 1t. Allan Ne,cton GIennon, USN,
In Full Military Ceremony Saturday,

and groom was heleiS at. the Off
GERS Club at Fl. Taylor after the
ceremony, at which Navy tradi-
ton was again carried out when
the bride cut the wedding cake
with her husbands sword.
The Officers Club was colorful-
ly decorated The patio porch fea-
tured an arrangement of large
sprays of palms forming an arch
for the reception line, and there
were tall lighted white candles
amid baskets of white gladioli
and satin. The brides table held
garland of white flowers with
ferns and silver eandelabra, Ma
tive green palms were used thru
out in the general decorative
scheme.
Greeting guests at the recep-
ton was Mrs. James B. Stockdale,
following which 1t. James B.
Stockdale officiated at
the introductions to the brides
mother, the mother and father of
the groom, and the brides grand
mother. In the receiving line were
the bride and groom, the maid
and honor and the bridesmaid.
Mrs. Stephen W. Douglass and
Miss Eta Patterson served the
brides cake, and the wives of the
groomsman and ushers presided
at the punchbowl, with Mrs. Heg
in charge of the brides book. Miss
Villa Steed, Mrs. Cook and Miss
Cruickshank also served.
Mrs. Glennon chose as her 60
ing-aWay attire an autumn green
suit with fitted and flared- bottom
jacket. Her accessories were of
lighter green, and she wore a cor
sage of white rOsebudS and tails
man roses.
1t. and Mrs. Glennon will
spend their honeymoon in Cuba
and on the Isle of Pines, return
ing to Key West on February LIST,
when they will be at home at COS
Eaton Street.
The former Miss Brown is the
daughter of Mrs. Jesse Edward
Moseley, of Palm Island, Miami,
formerly of Sanford, Florida. She
graduated from Seminole High
School in Sanford, and later at
tended the Florida State College
for Women at Tallahassee, where
she was a pledge of Chi Omega
Sorority. !. te.R
1t. Glenon is the sOn.Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Glennon, Chicago,
Illinois. He graduated from the
Hersh High School there and then
attended the Illinois Institute of
Technology in 1871 and 1912 He
entered the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Maryland
and was a member of the gradu-
ating class of l945. He is at pre-
sent stationed in Key West on the
u. S. S. Odax.
Out of town guests attending
the wedding and reception in
Guided the following, all of whom
were at the Casa Marina Hotel
during their stay here: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Steed, Miss Villa Steed,
Miss Alice Steed and Master Jo-
seph Ball Steed, all of Orlando,
Florida.
Mrs. Joseph G. Ball, grand
mother of the bride, is from Jack
sonville, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins
Connolly and Miss Daphne Con-
nelly are from Sanford, and Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Steed live in
Tampa.
From Highland Park are Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Cutie. Mrs. B. w.
Kirk, her mother, Mrs. Player,
Miss Bess Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bentley Brown, Richard
Bentley Brown, Jr. and Miss Ge-
ma Gartrell, are all of Miami.