davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-09-13
China sReds kported
Set for Cantq Drive;
Battle Expeced Soon
By til. A.,eeised Press


CANTON, Sept.13.-Big Com
munist troop combinations were
reported building up today l4O
miles from Canth. Elsewhere in
South China ami in the air over
Red territory the Nationalists
claimed success,
Army sources said Communist
Gen. Liu Po-clengs l4th Army
was moving inb Kiennan, Lung
nan and Tingtan which form
35-mile arc l0 miles northeast
of this refuge capital.
The troop Movements were part
of preparations for what was eX-
pected to be big fiareup of fight
ing in Soutl and Central China.
The three cites being strengthened
by the Redshre just inside Kiangsi
Province dong the border OF
Kwangtung Canton's Province.
They have been neld by Red
guerrillas.
North of Canton the National
lists claimd gains eastward from
newly re.aptured Jucheng in
Human Ppvince. They reported
capture ofWenming, Is miles east
of Juche,g, which is ITO miles
north of Canton.
Couherattacks Reported.
On TIN southeastern front. the
Nationalist reported successful
counteratacks against Reds men
acing Ohangtai, Is miles north
west of the big seaport OF Annoy
in Fukien Province. opposite For
mosa. Nationalist planes were said
to have sunk more than 100 Com
munist junks and small craft in
coastal waters northeast OF Annoy.
Nationalist air force head
quarters on Formosa said its
bombers hit Shanghai, heavily
damaging the Kiangnan dock
yards and shipping on the
Whangpoo River. A 3,500-ton
vessel was reported sunk and
2,0oO-t tonner damaged badly.
An intrigue. involving 100000
soldiers and vast reach OF Inner
Mongolia, is reported being played
in the distant northwestern city
of Paotow.
Center of the dealing and dou-
BILE dealing among Chinese Ma
tionalists and Communists is Gen.
Flu Tso-yi. the man who surrend-
cred Peiping to the Reds jan
uary %.
Secret Red Mission RumOred.
At the end of August the Ma
tionalist government officially an
nounced that Flu had fed to Pao-
tow, $50 miles west of Peiping,
and that Nationalist official had
been sent to comfort" him.
Private reports yesterday, how
ever, said Flu actually had gone
to Paotow on a secret mission for
the Communists. His assign
ment: To try to wean over to the
Red side his former deputy, Gen.
Tung Chi-Wu.
Tung commands an estimated
100 900 supposedly loyal Nation
alist troops and holds large area
of Inner Mongolia.
Tung, ON the other hand, is
described as trying to get Flu to|
double-cross the Reds and come
back into the Nationalist fold.
The Communists are reported
to have given Flu a big sendbff
from Peiping. They took the pre-
caution, however, of keeping his
family in Peiping.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-21
ADAMS DAIRY VERSUS
TTDES-INN TONIGHT
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-21
SIItIftI.EBlIARD
tBaYwiew Park
Daily play

Sil TIE Red Devils &Il have
strong ..ub .u tns frld Wti
the addition 0f Ctack Meau. th,
aft ulash mp aftd Tht 3l
he fightue tul iIat plaft
Thc Fadina Op Dg Sta ff
tsr Matbls auu ChHk sa4
Iauttuee SOS Caupucl ~mtr
and larxen SIS eath tur tn.
Sunar school Custer bU0. biau
cfetta SIS McCurmNk 8T3
CaElngion 42B Lake 500 NRe
SO Yoaxklc 500 aud b.fr
6na
d & expected W1ftl Nii pstgn
fol the Red D,siis and bssa n
lul lht Blue
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-21

Beslde autaII B4ttla p
hs been ens ut activity
urr thc nt ol JuIs aalh tfs"
aatH learning the faniaueu' z.
uf tar9Hs samcs Nlen as paas
tennis. regular tennis haff.r
bosl8 euluetfe a1d oasEeiba.I
uTecf Ra.slr has uwp'ttrt
.sa badmauiun loHts ani He
+. ltrHaule fhs ves rfsftetu
ta tnt boss ana k4fl ai
Ke west Eaeh sitefuoon tH
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m uns ana s Ini. rested
n led ta paI .pai. in
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-21
CLASS e
Sports Calendar
~tDETRAII.
tBaYwiew Park. Night

First Game 750
THURSDAY
FTsi Tides Inn - Adams
Dairy
second Bhmp Ron - y Hos
pitai
FRIDAY
Frst bamboo Room vs Ply
UTs.
second Sonar School - op
De, Sta
RA~ERAII.
Island City Baseball League
Municipal Stadium
Afternoon
To be annaansed
SKATING
BsYvlsw PARK. Night
FRIDAY
73o 10 300 pm
TENNIS
naYwiew PARA. Afternoons
and Nights
Daily play
SHIFFIEBOARD
tBaYvisw Park
Daily play
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

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against tks estate 20 . 81 nusssti.
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paNItHAfium 81 thfs nufhe f.srh
rlaisn ana demand shall ~ % NFlt
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Estate - o. kmH~fil
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nusaHfi. dresa@sa
gmmsH liy6.tg. 9m.iefa
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13
LECALS

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~ thls gumrt ana fhe Seaf - th
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FLORIDA. fhlr afh aat q 1ufe tt4s.
g~aml8 MAM8. W ADAMS
tlfrk fflsmGi t-sturt
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hE tsaH AHne o. fas sFth.
pats tTafk
gnhm a. gawser
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13
NuTttE tNn8sm F1s EtrHut
sass Eaka

NWTlCE - MEMEWX gfNEN
that the unsif Felamrd sissiFInu 600
wmNmMe tm huHimNaa umtff thH fi,.
tif ftssma Same -
AAHftN-s ELks-TRlf SERVICE
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aE A&anrsse tssmmaw. FtaFtsta.
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13
LECALS

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frum the ssats - Fi.Fisia faf
rsaFs thaa sixts aaya nest
pveeeatmm 1ane ~. 1919 aad
whose msiilng addfess b vii
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sa8t fmr 4lxases haa hesn fnsfltn-
tea amaiast see - NGFNinta taatliee
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- ~ ana fuF Aisnr"s t'suntf. Fip-
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NA 10 SOS. ~ whirh suis ths said
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AS gxth aaf - 1une. iasa
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~ fsaf Flef~Hrf = ~awtsf
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

Manareh butserfiies are sei.
dom easen By birds berause they
rave q badsaning chemical IN
TIER bofies
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

In the year 1877. vasco Da Ca
ma. rounding the Cape II Good
Hope. was the first ~ reach In
dia by sea.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

The precious stone bFouRhl
from East to Amsterdam. fol
land. brought jewellers and gave
rise b. - diannonsi-eatting indus
try.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

TIE prairie reaian II Minneso-
"a. Dakota and Manitoba form
enc of the great wheat areas Il
tfe world
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

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NarHE 90 Arr0An
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rssgnIFsd So nwpsaF 80 fhe esfA aas
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f'fglzen b. hsfeiss aesaamated as fNs
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80 fhte twmrt amH to- sfaf sf th4a
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kst Wssf. Flafiaa.
mnss luis ts 80 tsta
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

A Jesse Tree Is > genealogical
tree exhibited In churches in ire
uiddis ages N which was traced
the d~scens of Christ frun Jesss
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

The am0i~nt Babyl0nlan inScrib-
ed ne reeoFds ol his Tune On clay
tahAwsS and then baked them IN
tha desert san.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

The treatises of Aristotle and
BIS pupil Thephrassus on natural
phenomena. zoology and botany.
was not improved fer ahcut fs0o
years.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

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taNeFNe - fhe sssafe sfatsa faHNF
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tl.sns thfFsfn Wfft - fakea e. $50
o. s@e8
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fNsuGs NkNA "a ADAMS
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Affofheb See f'iainflff
langs gs 4mta la sasn
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

csiifaEnia was first given prs
tal seFvsee in i8aa. By way 90
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13
Civic Clubs RssY uss couafY
Beach FOR Public GaiheFings

Gummltes lumer doe Alien ha3
advised civic clubs ~ the city
that thc mew county besch can
hr used for public affairs under
thctF sponsorship Date will be
assigned on a First come. tirst
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

Continued From Page Onel
Ell Monroe Couuty Cosrsmissieu-
crs a. remove the name q Rob
ert p. GaFrison fFuFn the iist of
spcCial deputies.
Sawyer stated as hs reason fOr
asklng the Board of county com.
missioncn 90 revoke the bond
~ Garrison a. deputy sheriff was
due 10 the fact that Garrison had
rrcentiy taken q position a.
steward IN the EIks Club. ana
his present lub demanded too
much - his time, and was not
ayailablc when needed by the
shoriffs office
Think Charge Of SIS Fer
TFanaporiatson Toe HIGH
a bHi vas received for SIS as
transpoftation cusn for trucking
1000 yards of netann. CeRseFva-
tam Offeer joe Knight had hir~'
ed the truck a. bring In the net
tina that is illegal The case has
not set bccn tried in the Grimm
"a court
The Board thought the charge
was excessive. and deleaatesi
Commissioner Harry Harris to
cuntaet the owner oi the truck
in order that a more reasonable
charge could b. arrived a.
Ralph Faraldo Appoinssd
Airport Manager
Ralph Faraldo was appoiuted
artinH airport manager for the
Meacham airport bv the County
Cummissioucrs last night Farai-
do Will receive no remuneration
other than thr o. rebate 81 gaeo-
line tax that he now gets
Give Clubs NsY uss Counfy
Beach For Public CaiheTings
Commissioner Joe Alien has
advised civic clubs - the city
that thc meW county beach can
hr used for public affairs under
ther sponsorship. Date will be
assigned un Flrst come. ttfst
serve basis
County Employees Can nsgasn
/. Retirement system Status
- Thuse cuunty employees who
arr not noW under the state re
tirrmemt system may do SO -
making application with the
cuunty clerk O. participate. The
unly requirement is that they
must have been empL0sed BY
she county un Nay 1. l9fs
Minute q the nleetine were
taken hy Mtss Flofence Sawyer.
County CLERK Earl r. Adams ~as
conflncd Ca ms bed wtih liinei =.
ana essila not attrnd ths meet
as 80
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

Cape Horn. with letter postage
4oC
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

NeTgeH 90 s<rtar sTse~
Nms1 TA& fssan

Hmn TA& msan
E&m@~N mtf4 49, Isa@
NffTtrE ~ HkExI aikEN, that
Nrmmk nsai.mfaas y y hsalsleF a lAm
fsiiaw inN Certified afss7ahas fiisa said
rsftffiFafwN re 4aaN asssa 80 - So
seed fhfFeaa TwN gertififafe unfu-
hers ana NeaFs ~ iseszamFs fhs d.
sflmAann - fme .n~mneFtt. afsa thm
uas,ss - = shish AtAes a-ss--ea are
esrt9fi~ng~ M. y; Year - -
I,s.s ripfis.n. a fAeauergs.
Wff8 rfME kHN. 81 T.ssa 8. 49,.
- 2 g akaE a Asrr,
fse-a5i. A. HfrhTsAs ln MHnFsss
t'umnfk ksearaz
~ame m whish as~ssn~d. l'srky
Properties.
Ail - aAla HsnpfrtB heina ln ihs
tauntt af Menssss.s "a 80 Fi~fida
faiess sufh osrH4f 80 ssrttf-
! tFmaws shmf ns rAsF 49, asstfsitu9
fu taa ths pfssFs&NtF dsssfftissd lh
~ -.is ~ tss sssff.f si..asr - tas
ssssaFt hssuse dssssr - - fif-f No
da8 tn mnmth sE Aagmst. f8fR
% hlrh Be- thr fires dar - Ausu-'
1888
Dated shls gtsi aaY IS Iuns lsts
tssals EAHG. 81 ADAMS
gtNFt 80 fkn t.trtatt t'muff.
AfumFsss tstsmHfF Flaflaa
Iun9a e.lufs. last t7fe
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13
Think chsrgs Of SIS Fer
TFanapoFiaison Too Hiah


Ralph Faraldo was appssfrted
arfIng airport manager for the
Meacham airport hv the County
Cummlssiauers last night Farai-
b. Will receive no remuneration
other than thr o. rebate 81 g8so-
49, a. a.. A.. go ss.aa
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

a. rur gtmsRrs eosmT oF TuE.
EAgskHsNTu ~ stts tAl tstt . 80
nF NFEN sNNFN 0N Ftwtft1As
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ta ntN otts ..
JAMES tslfltt.EP NlsEgt~ AF
fasefsFsHnmf
smnER ar ~ nGss arEoN
rst JAMES FWst.lAi NAt Nlft-ii@
$3.50 lafksun AttuHf
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gss.af fa fhs ffiii Ger fHkHfff fllfa
aGutust tuu as fba aiuts .tsieH
.a Hse ua 20 Iiffafr fhf s8nd ifs Hf
HuIs De- fHNH ufNs IS fas $3.50 ellie
safluua sssufalned fhsFstu aiif hf
taken aa tssmfsssrf.A
tesns anH uFHrFtH Hf hF ~
fIaft.ia this slsf aaf ~ AuH.
b EHHH
ttIrtaf tsart ~taff
EAwI H NHNAfH
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Ws taaf FfsFrmte ~aWtff
fAunff FIFrt
raf&uua Ee4ninafam. Be-
Rtts.fn. faf ria tntfff
Innss - iuis trfsts
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13
The
-
WEATHERMAN
Says:

Key West a vieinisy: Parity
rioudy snC continued warm with
nrntsered showers IN the area.
Gentle 81 usosaerafe southeaxteFly
sad thru Thursday.
FiuFhda partly elosaiy and
ratheF warm thru Thursday with
acaflefnd fhundershowers In after
nonns ard evening
jacksonville Thru FlaFicla
StFnits a East Gulf Gentle %
naesieFmfn wtnds sdtattsemxa to south
IN south purtious and south %
sealthwest in north portions fhru
THURSDAY Partly cioudy weather
wsth widely scusterwsl tismader-
skaFNNrs
No small craft ar staFm warm
lmas have heen ixsaed.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

KEY West. va. 1uly "a. 1919
gCimeFvafion taksn a City Office.
$50 ara. ESD
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-13

na9ammatoH
tSea Levail &39 a.m
nos ms laia0 mlm.
TonoErawa AIw4anaa
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
CardS---MeHmOFialS
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear wife,
mother and sister,
RUBY MANUEL
who died November IS, 194S.
Dearest one, thou hast left us
Here thy loss we deeply feel, 9
But it's God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fled,
Then in heaven, with joy to greet
thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
May she rest in peace.
Charlie Manuel. husband
Charles Manuel, Jr., son
Mrs. Orlean Roberts, sister
Mrs. Muriel Floyd, sister
Mrs. Albertha Potter, sister
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N o T c E

All Masonic Lodges in Dade
county are hereby notified that st.
Arthur's Lodge No. 4SS FAM will
hold a Lodge of Sorrow on Novem-
Der 20, at pm. at Trinity Wesley
an Methodist church, NV End ave
at 14th st. for Bro. Charles
Mcdonald.
Worshipful Master Hilton Brown
has invited the Heroines of Jericho
the Eastern Stars and the Royal
Masons. Rev. w. o. BARLEY will
preach the sermon and Rev. Fergu-
son will close the Lodge of Sorrow.
All are welcome.
Hilton Brown, w. M.
John Sweeting, Sec'y
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
daughter-in-law and sister-in-law,
RUBY MANUEL
who departed this life November Is,
1948 in Miami.
Go to the grave in all thy glorious
prime
In full activity of zeal and power,
A christian cannot die before her
time.
The Lords appointment is the SER
wants hour.
Mrs. Caroline Manuel, mother
Mrs. Florie Manuel, sisterinlaw
Mr.. Herman Manuel, bro.-in-law
Miss Viola Manuel, sister-in-law
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Deaths
SAMUEL GRAHAM

Funeral services for Samuel
Graham were. conducted Saturday,
November IL. The remains were
shipped to Lyons, Ga. by Seniors
Funeral Home for burial.
Mr.. Graham lived at 1880 NV
69th terrace. Survivors are Almenda
Graham, wife. two sisters, one
brother and a host of other relatives.
INEZ WALTON
Rosary services for Mrs. lnez
Walton of 1541 NV End ave. were
held November 10 at Seniors Funer-
al Home. The remains were then
shipped to Quincy, Fla for burial.
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Grace Presbyterian
Church News

The Willing Workers club met at
the home of Mrs. Anna Ferguson
NV 9th avenue Tuesday evening
Nov. l. The meeting was great
success with many members and
visitors present.
On Monday evening, November
IA, the Grace Presbyterian church
members, officers and friends will
commemorate the first anniversary
of the church. The celebration will
come in the form of a banquet 10
be held at the Federation Center
1908 NV 3rd ave-, at 500 pm.
Tickets are now on sale and can
be purchased from officers and
members of the Presbyterian
Church for $1.0O each. The public
is invited to join in this celebration.
The Superintendent, Elder Ed
wards urges all members to attend
Sunday School and bring their
children. Sunday school begins
promptly at $50 am. Morning SER
vice begins at HOO Divine services
are held each Wednesday night at
8 o'clock.
All services for the Grace Pres
byterian church are held at Bethle-
hem Baptist Church at 4th ave. and
18th terrace.
Rev. James +. Culmer, pastor
Juanita Gunner, reporter
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of my
mother, daughter and sister,
ELOICE BOWIE SCOTT
who departed this life November IL,
1948.
We love you but God loves you
best.
Terricita Scott, daughter
Tllen Bowe, mother
Bruce BOwe, father
Walter Bowe, brother
Willard Bowe, brother
Samuel BoWe, brother
James BOwe,, brother
Dorothy BOwe, sister
Juanita Bowe Cole, sister
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear son
and brother,
JOSEPH A. SEYMOUR
who departed this life November is,
1914.
Often time we have our sorrow here
AS we journey on this strand
But our Lord will wipe away each
tear
In the sunny angel land.
Mrs. Gloria Seymour and family
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late,

MRS. ROSETTA SANDS
of 1445 NV Goth terrace, who de-
parted this life october IL, 1949
takes this method of thanking the
pastor Rev. E. r. Ferguson of the
Trinity Wesleyan Church and visit
ing ministers, also the various or
CARNATIONS of the church.
The neighbors and friends of Lib
erty City and 9th court, the Pail
bearers Lodge No. Sc and Love and
Charity Lodge No. 54.
We also thank the many friends
for florals, kilograms, letters. cards
of coincidence and cars.
Thanks also to Pharr's Funeral
Home for it's services rendered.
May God bless each and everyone.
The family
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IN MEMORIAM

outlines
In loving memory of my dear
husband.
CHARLES MCDONALD SIR.
who departed this life November 10,
1913.
o thou in whose presence my soul
take delight in affliction.
Sleep on dearOne in the arms of
Jesus.
Sadly missed by wife Anna
Mcdonald, son and family.
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ATTENTION 7
All Sir Knights.

All Sir Knights.
1t is the order of the Eminent
Commander that you clothe and
equip yourselves as Knight Tenn
plars on the third Sunday of this
month in order to assist st. Arthur'S
Blue Lodge on the same day in their
Lodge of Sorrow. You are welcome
to support on this day. Take due
notice and govern yourselves ac-
Sir Benjamin Gilbert,
Eminent Commander
Sir Raymond DeVeaux, Sec'y
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late,
EDWARD HIGGS

EDWARD HIGGS
who passed away on November 2,
1919, wish to express our apprecia-
ton to the many friends. relatives
who sent kilograms letters, cards
and flowers and for any kindness
shown during the illness and death
of our father Especially do we want
to thank Bro. Brown and Elder j..
S. Street. To Bro. Brown for his
encouraging remarks. To Elder j. S.
Street for the practical sermon he
delivered which I am sure was en-
joyed by all. To Mrs. Marie Bethel
for the fine solo she rendered. To
the Newbold Funeral home for their
kind and efficient service.
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late.

The family of the late,
LUTHER BROWN
take this method to thank their
many friends for the cards. tele-
grams and florals received during
their hours of sadness, especially
do we thank Mr.. Clarence w. Sen
iors for his wonderful services and
Rev. p. w. williams.
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News From The
Bahamas

Among the number of recent &C.
cidents were two that proved to be
fatal on the morning of october 81,
Olive Wells, "a, and David Rahm-
ing, 80, met their death when he
Ford car driven by Rupert Jack
Johnson, struck Rahming who was
walking with a friend, Ormond
Turnquest, killing him instantly.
Turnquest managed to jump out OF
the way; but Mrs. Wells who was
passenger was thrown out of the
car and one of the wheels passed
over her neck. She died later at
the Bahamas General hospital.
Johnson was uninjured. He was
charged with manslaughter. Mrs.
Wells is survived by child, three
brothers and three sisters.