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Evening star., 1949-09-08

SeedIess lines lend luscious flavor to desserts.
SUNDAY
Melon Ball Compete
Prime Ribs of Beef Browned Potatoes
Corn Pudding Broccoli
Lime Merinque Pie Coffee
Lime Meringue Pie.
eggs, separated sugar
y teaspoon cream of tartar tablespoons lime Juice
1s teaspoon salt IL teaspoons grated lime rind
cup heavy
Beat whites until foamy Add cream of tartar<and SALT
beat until stiff but not dry Add p cup OF the sugar grad
paper circle inches diameter paper with
with pencil Cover circle with merngue about q inch deep With
circle Bake in very degree
until the filling beat the yoks add remaining
anty Add grated lime rind Remove from hea
chill Fold into whipped cream Place merngue on serving plate
lime slices, mint leaves raspberres Serves g.
Fried Eggplant Spinach 80
Persian Melon
Fried Eggplant.
Wash slice crosswise eggplant as needed Unless
skin tough to peel the eggplant Dip slices
seasoned flour and brown hot butter bacon dpps in
flour then in slightly beaten then
in fine bread crumbs and brown in fairly generous amount OF
bacon drppings. Season with salt and pepper
TUESDAY,
Beet Hash (lettouer beef
Nodded Pineapple and Cucumber Salad
Rice Pudding
Nodded Pineapple and Cucumber Salad.
envelopes plain unhavored tablespoons lemon Juice
u cold water teaspoon salt
(9-ounce) can crushed green pepper, aceo
pineapple l cup finely diced cucumber
~ cups Chablis or any other
soften gelatin in cold water for pineapple
and to the Juice and enough water to
liquid this liquid to boil add soaked gelatin
sugar and salt stir until gelatin dissolved chill
until slightly Fold drained pineapple pepper
into ring mold or individual mods chill
Unmold crisp salad greens and serve with may
Evening star., 1949-09-08

TIDEWATER biologists say
that the Chesapeake Bay Is
facing shrinkage Of the oyster
catches in this great natural
habitat, and they're trying now
to do something about it.
This area harbOrs few nat
ural enemies of the oyster, and
because of its salt content, it is
a natural bivalve nursery. Oys-
tiers are very fertile, with the
female producing 100000, ,00o
eggs q season. Oysters can be
cultivated much like vegetables
SO there is no reason why the
Chesapeake Bay shouldn't be
ONE of the worlds largest pro-
ducers of one Of mans best
foods.
But "overfishing" has given
Maryland and Virginia biol
ogists cause for alarm. And
this also reaches into the
stomachs of Washingtonians
who enjoy the wonderful oys-
tiers for which the Chesapeake
is famous.
While oysters in the Bay it
self are not rs plentiful as they
once were, the tributaries and
backwaters still furnish large
amounts Of these delicious dem
izens Of the briny deep.
4
WE OFFER this bit Of inf0r-
nation since 1t has recently
made headlines in The New
York Times and our own city's
newspapers.
While the biologists are try
ing to figure out ways to save
Evening star., 1949-09-08
CORRECTION
(Fron1 v. H., Wdshington.J

tCfObt d1sS w tAcFtttSkOft"
I was reading the RICH as I
always do when my eye fell upon
the article entitled Bacon Grease
submitted by E. D.. and noticed
immeditely that you had the wrong
address for the Calvary Church
Our address is 1859 Columbia road
NV. and not 1865. We are very
glad to have not only bacon
grease but any kind of used fats.
We collect this grease in large
cans and it is sent on to the
Church World Service Center in
New Windsor, where 1t is made
into soapand sent overseas.
X X X Il
PULLED MINTS.
(From Mrs. E. H. K.)
In answer to Mrs. M. S. j..
Washington: Four cups sugar 1Ea
cups water. Cook until the sugar
lis dissolved. Add one-fourth cup
butter and cook to hard-crack
stage. Avoid stirring. Pour out on
heavy platter or marble top table
Begin pulling as soon as your fin
gers can stand it. Flavor and color
while pulling. When it reaches
the desired stage, preferably as
long as you can pull it. make a
rope of it and snip into small
pieces. Pack in an air tight tin
for at least week before using.
We usually make ours about
Thanksgiving time for the Chris
tmas season.
CHEAPER LIVING
(From Mrs. w. J. B., WaShingtonJ
To Mrs. L. M. j. of Chevy Chase,
who asked about cheaper places
to live in rather than remain here.
Pasadena would be very expensive
as it is so near Los Angeles and is
a very popular city. However,
California does have cheaper
places to live in, so does Florida,
but they are not near large cities,
and that is the reason.
If Mrs. L. M. j. will write to me
through the RICH will tell her
of places where I have lived.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Information and requests sent
In BY the tollowing haze been
forwarded to those for ,Dhom
they Dere intended:
Washington-Mrs. j. S., A.
A. S., Mrs. S. M. H.. Mrs. M.
A. S., Mrs. j. K. w., Mrs. E. B.
Arlington-Mrs. M. A. M,
Mr.. M. I. W., Mrs. A. M. H.
Falls Church-Mrs. B. B. H.,
Mrs. v. DEF. West Palm Beach
Mrs. D. H. r.
Our thanks to these readers.
Uhose contributions 1Dere SIM
liar to others previously re-
ceiUed:
Washington-Mrs. A. A. r.,
Mrs. M. NJ, Mrs. R. H. N. Mrs.
A. c. D., D. E. NJ. Mrs. H. c.,
E. L. NJ, L. S. McC.
Alexandr dria-Mrs. D. K.
Beltsville-Mrs. G.. E. G. Front
Royal-C. B. G. Mt. Rainier
Mrs. H. F. Riverdale-Mrs.
E. B.
SHREVEPORT. LA.
From Mrs. A. G. L.. Falls Church.
Since Shreveport is my home
town, perhaps I can answer few
of Mrs. j. SIS washington
questions. BarkSdale Field il
quite an attractive place, with
very nice homes, clubs. etc. 1t il
about 6 or 7 miles from Shreve'
port. The climate is very SINH.
lar to Washington's. although
the temperature goes higher II
the summer and not as low in tht
winter. The heat continues usu.
ally through September. The cole
spells do not last very long.
Twas home last April and founc
a lot OF new construction goini
on. apartment projects as we'll a!
private homes. I believe you will
find prices somewhat cheaper
than here. However. I miss mo-
having a complete department
store when I am there. 1t is diff.
ficult to explain exactly what
mean, but I will be glad to be Of
any further help. Write mt
through the RICH.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

ficrfz Wives Club i helping "a
sapply these drapee.
Mrs 1u@eph Gorman Is chair
man Cos the carnival. with the
following members serving as
kub- chairman Mrs stephen
Mann. hridme. Ms willard
laufhon. binao: Mr.. ]. 2. 81.
wards. raffles Mra James Nor
sow. crafts. NJ J a. Rogers.
tiekets. Mrs. stephan W. Doug
lass. hospitality. Mrs n W. Belt.
silver offerinE Mrs. J A. Meal
lister. decorations. and Mr. "
n Rice. bake sale
The club - rcQucsting cuntrt-
haatioma "a vmraasis s0Fts % b.
used a. thc carnival. such a.
handierafl pieceN 0f al kinds.
arowina plants ~ any VARSITY.
h0rne-bsked aaods. canned
essolG and any oslects suitable
for bEkdKe and bingo prizes.
There wall also b. q charm
IA and beautiful miniature re-
pllca of the new Chapel in w'hich
can be deposited the silver offer
mas donated 10 this worthy
cause.
AZ the July rs luncheon. Mrs..
willard I.auahon. who has becn
chairman "a the Officers Wives
Club f0r q number of months
nast. wlll hc the guest of honor
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Aerorias 20"
Passenger List

The following passengers left
Coz Havana on Aefuvias o..
Afastesics Deiianos. Enrig1e
Gonxsiex. Hefmlnia RodFiguex
Nichsias Arano. Euaene wilzan.
Maria L&isa Wilwan. Mary Wi.
son. Gerald Katz. Costa Parsons.
Alice Tiaub. Naumi Stephan.
Iuan Saioue. Floyd Starnes
Hazel NaeEcrs. GuilieFEna
SusFux Maria Garcia. Lourdes
Fefnaneiex. Teresita Casanova
Dolores Axcuy.
jaime Mas Genarso Casanoca.
Benito pino. Jose Gil katherine
Marsh. Hilario RAMS. piBceFes
Ramos. Cecil naisfoFd David
Qmmet. Caflcyie Batxford. Jose
CoFron. Carmen RoqSse. Mirta
Marin. Maria Marin. LAS Cuhas.
Manuel Muneusa. Astildo Ruix.
Aausiina naFcelo. Jaac Bafcelo.
C:sncepcion Hernandez Ruxeell
Babb. Geurae Seie. Ross Siew.
neinaldo Machadu. nFani Cul-
psrwsn. RuheFto Arcs. Gloria Ar
ce. Flora Arce. Selma Arcc. Jes-
~ Joy. Oscar Siiteufclf. Chavai-
ia Adams. Hazel Wossdburn.
Harold Hauisun Marie Harrison.
Iosc cphlne Harrison. Emma
kaoWies. Margaret Joyoe. Anna
McAfee. Stella liaFrisun. Bertha
Psyton. Edward peytun. Phillip
OFta. Harvey Priee. Elzaheth
Price. Morland Morgan. Marie
n faan. Leland Read. Gladys
Read. John Nahan. Richara
Walker. GeoFRia FiTliman.
woodrow tncefieid. Kathryn
Lacrfield. pam WaItowixz. L.
onard Landry. Leonard HaheF.
Manuel pereE Ernest Arm
strong. Virginia { Rounds. Ar
thur u Rounds. Earl Copeland.
John Basanner. Leonore cavai.
hero. Dana 4. Cavallefo. Ellza-
beth Haley. Judith A. HALEY.
Jaek Schogi. Roy Wilke Daniei
Battstomo. sam Garden. L0utxe
Carien. Daisy ROeeFk Bernsrd
Christian. Helen Christian. ber.
nard Christian. j. Larry Cars
tan. Douglas kearney. Mildred
Kearney. John Dnherty. Marie
Doherty. jean Duhefty.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

Faann Is ths les 81 SINNERS
m ue nahv shau feid on sun-
af afaaanean a. thc Legion
tH am starh island. and spon-
~ m the American Legion
anH fs AuNalsaF9
hae Gmup 40 munth 90 ] IL
has8 nahes
wsa ae8
dn nmre A Rifenhafk. son
81 a. a 8H 1efrili htisn-
~
e Chnrpl Ann aaughter %
a. a SIS Allen Nei Roberts.
So Nrmaa Lvun. daughter "f
~ 80 SIS w. "a Baschanan-
1N8
Em-M trhsA san g NJ. anu
M Mrawan M hefheA
49, tan IseorGe, 500 "i
o. a Mrn lveE " hussell
-Chafles Brent ssn - Alf.
80 Ma & Al Whit
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Officers Wires GLIB To Hold ChmrcI,
CarHiraI IA Next Luncheon Meeting
Scheduled For July Is Al FL Taylor

Em lanrtmn meeting of ths
fIeHa Wives Ciuh hsAd ~ "
HaFt ua 1uly : was devoted "a
aa hmnssa ~ eieetinR 90
euan and fasFaialatine pians
Mm feaHhfarnsnm Chureh CaE
~ iH - sEsaaNmed ~ IN
E Ne nsnt iunrhrun meet.
w a. g. heis na FRIDAY. July
n
Ue nem fa-etaIrman "a the
nnfAn IS 49, 1aFnes Mor
Mna haa hEen an actsNe
ag tan a8gt@afy beard.
ahs eteEfsan IS co-chaif-
mm mma nmthmsaantlcmliy recelv-
Nana fnfee months ln
az ra-caasrm@ns Mr8 MOI
- wewemse ehaafmlAn
Mm UhaErh CmFmiNal viii b.
Ha 81 fae gulY Is aseeiine.
~ asmasi af sales ~ hanas-
haNra Erssss and gruWinE
aMa bridge and binao
FFwwees frum the sale.
nmN ~ ueal as silver con
mli t~ uawd toF use
mH IS tnn ne U > Naval
- - tAa Nmxal Sfatiun.
hM s. NMumxtaa 60 b. eoFu-
- huHuFf Dfapes for TIE
E mHfe naa anciastnd ln ne
arnrs ataan. amd the Of
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES A

1874 Sylvester Graham. the
preacher -lectureT. advocate of a
vegetarian dat a. cure all dis-
ease. whose Graham bread and
nour Mas very p-opular and 0p-
posed ~ butchers and bakers
born Suffseld. Coma Died Sep
temlser ~. 1881
1907 David q Farragut. fam
ed Union admiral in the Civil
War. peFhaps greatesi admiral ~
cur ststory barn near Knoxville,
Tenn Died Portsmouth,. y "
August "a. 1910
Phineas T Barnun.
grcalesf of al showmen. called
the mnsi skillfui advertiser uf al
time. barn Bethcl. Coma Died Ap
al 7. 1897
las6--Joaeph u Foraker. fam
otfs ohio senator. governor snd
RepubisCan leader. harm in Hig1-
land Co. Ohio. Died May 10.
1871
lea9 200 years ago) William
r Stead. English journalist. farm
ed MmAseaIrnalsstic exploits. we'll
knoxn here. barn. Lost IN the T.
tsnic Einking. April rs. 1919
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

IA h asrn annnunced that the
Mmw Mmat CmmFwunatV @anIers
w &C. ~ heEn tlsesr schs'eillie
Hemaa aaeEum Is the psAptl-
- asaga e. - heid en- AuGtfat
- a. Naae MMh seaaE-l
W fFEt nrartacr will - hsid
~ ENm EamNnwE afiunal Chufch q
H&s "a and uail - fsw all
am II 1ennlnFs M9s Wsll
Ta f3H ffEHaFHal
Az hms E@en desisiea tisat this
ga alausrsamsast uf = tmal-
n maeaana "a ahich there wFtii
~ NMe fHa elfgtinu III . sefFe
ksa sfenamaF and a ussDilrtty
tar fhe keF Wcat Co.'s
HsF ssnHHfa NrnaEp
Al Heemnf msnflama ut tfan sos
hsmf Mrs Porch was
aF Chafrnan of thr Board.
@ Mm Maiter Ciawaon has
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Greyhound Lines
Tries Out New
Type OF Bus


CHICAGO. July she soens-
cruises. . rvvolutionary type of
Hzoias bsiz whleh wiil set stan
aarAs uf iaxury In hsahway travel
nnvrF hefoFe reailssd. keaan te4t
ran, here fnr the GEVytsnund
Ianes
Ia designing ahe Nleek 43pas-
aenaeF csaeh. Gfeyhaaand sngl-
neurs have arhieved sHamensely
greatsF vtsibslity. ssno3stteE I'D
lna ind mnae s~atimN cuEnfoFt
than has ever bren enluyed by
hiahVay 0aas panaen&TFA 4 -
Staied
One u the Hsmt ssFakinE inno-
wetioax in tiae design of tke bus
u tlaat ths pasSeneefs ln the rear
eaHnpaFtment AFe seated IN q
Faised dosne with . wisie wind
shsehi curved artaand il,e entiFe
sret,<n "a ksve an usasslsstTuctesi
vsew ~ gfe Faasf mhead.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
List Of " inRerS la American Legion
Baby .SEOIr Held Sunday Afternoon

nwsi Dressed.
tei- patFiCian Dawn Kills
daughter ~ NJ and Mrs n II
kilis
2nd-CeCiliaa Linda. daughter
AZ M and Mrs Clarence VII
ton.
ard-Rebecea Sue. daughtsf oi
Mr. n. 4. Sanders
Cirls tAge Group ] u y ;
years incluEivel
Prettiest;
Kl--MauFUen, daughter 81
Mrs Maraaret Campbell
Bernadette Marie, dsag
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Opening OF Historical Exhibit At,
harieiio Gallery Saturday Night
Had Large, Enthusiastic Attendance

Tm aNNsna ~ the hsnamsenl
eE m AAFtella Galivfy -
3maH mANl6 agsmMnsesi ~ "a
NEF Arsa AFs ass1 fiatssteai So.
aN Ma8 q laFNN ama hFslliams
f f9s ma9 fsswfvea entsan
- ue mnnE tMemma
saHmmN
fm a aNFr ahmFts ssf his
a mtWmet Nlmh g Ga nae
sm naafe efsaFts issiaera. pgtsn.
saH aaNAs all lsAamea - tswms.
fa ffm mecasaan. and tiaere
AsN 9Aa maaustmf "a t,asm&snma
amu - eael aEtasss of E.auas -
a#mi maeFeat IN and asxuna
49, Wess
N ~ hmm In tfse aalinfv
Na ssss e. 49, ga Faaautinm
fne mswa ~ fssmeral Esnemaowes
aA 1Haeva 81 marh sn&rFest a.
N asaenaAnM fiae silow
HkH wstnW ef tfe xallery =
NMN Hma nsaaFfai heaS1ssfully
asaa m fhe ead fsxt. a has -
8teFs ma4 e. - fa1ana "a
$40 saeE NaiAaFN an tee uesautry
ENes q hFezslsne. ala tsmae
afmN H m une walks
sset t6e faFa wifh is nine
aaeN1a nwnaWEY mam@omFg that hes
6~a EgveFNea ~ niuely ard IN
~ 81 m mm Moms8eF wlsGtnfe
So AHHs NeNsssi 50 fHWnF-
~ mth ftm 3mgKRlia Gmliarx.
Wf rfNs8ll Is dtse flu Key
MF mFf end fiisaaaieal Ssniefv
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
lforie Af
IISO-NCCS
Tonight

The US0 NCGS ia showing
Made lur Each Otaax" with Jim
mse Stewart and CaFaie Lombard,
- their wsxkly uaovie t0night ~
an1 D ~
All hands are welcufne % this
wN.klv uSO NCCS Tuesday
nsehi praHFam feature
The muNle schedule fur the
usmuth 20 Julv is noW posted on
she tslllstin 81 tee Club. and u'ill
a. umnoins.d sn the paper easeh
week
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
First Practice OF Key Vest Community
Singers To Take Place Tonight Al
Congregational Church; Business Meet

been acting as secretary until the
elcrsion "a officers Is held tunighi
Ralph Nolle has becn acting as
publicity chairman
The coneeTt seisssiuled for
August 10 Is eagerly iooked tor
ward to 81 music lovers q uhe
eisy. who well rrmenlbeF tire twp
former presentations Il the kfy
West Community Singers. fhe
Messiah and '-The ResurreCtion
The coming ouncert wiil deSiate
from the former SEASONAL secular
music ~ ille tao pFevioas oitrT
inns and wili consist a q ditler
snt type 81 concert. popular 30
motif
n has heen urged that all mem
hers a tie Hrotap sttend this iiFsi
combination business and prae
tirr session this evening
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

hter of Mr. and Mrs Alion
PARKS.
srd-AnnoGe. daaghter q Mr
and Mrs. q ~ sykes
Hcaiihiest.
lst-kathefne. daumhtcr q
NJ and Mss Richard pswson,
2nd-Annctle daughtei oi Nc.
and Mrs. G. b Sykes.
3rd Ribbon awarded a. gIfi
registered.
Best Dressed
-Thercsa Elizabeth. dsue
htef ~ NJ and Ms Floyd Dil-
Ion.
End Marcia Maria. daughter
II Nj and Mr. Mario Vicra, D..
ard Yvonne JimlneE. daughieI
of Mrs Eva Jiminek
BOYS age Group ] u 9" ;
years. nclusivel
Most Handsome
William Hunt Harris. son
II Ne and Mrs ". Curry liar-
rs.
2nd Kenneth. son of ~ and
Ms EVclio , Rueda.
3rd- Michael sun uf NJ and
Mrs. LawFepce Paagon
Hralthiest
lst Antoine t"Tony D. aun 81
Nc and Mrs. Harry d Lafiz
Harry - Lariz Jr s"n
uf Nj and MFs. L.ariz
3rd Edward @ Reese. sun oi
NJ and Mr " - Reese
Best Drssscs Boy.
lH- KeHeth y. Rucda. sun 81
Nr and Mx I. J Rueda.
diary ID t-arf. Jr- sun
oi NJ and Mrs. LarE
3rd--Tuny sun oi NJ and
Mrs Harry d Lariz
Complete details of IN show
including the names g the siN
nudge wlll b. published tonur
ruW
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

TUESDAY, JULY s.
Practice session and bsasineNa
meeting. Key West commun-
ity Singers. T:ss y. ~ a Goa
gYemational Chnrch. All mleml-
tsefs have been uraed "a "a
tend.
Meeting. wonan's Auxillary of
Congressional Church. =
y. M. ia SeFvice centeF.
Teena@e nunce. spunmuFed hy
servtee I.~agse IL 81 Pauf's
Chureh. Parish HAIL. Mmsae
BY Coral Isle seFensaeFx
ChapeFane&
WEDNESDAY. July
Maetinn a.1o o. ~. a M0nFue
County Clinic. 10 begin nee-
end psslio EfneFaeHcy N0lun-
teer Course. fnEoFmstlon can
~ oliainesilsy by telephonina
Mrs BaFbaFa Hawkins u
lax2-W.
Dan meeting. new Cub Scout
Psck, sponsored By FlEsi
Presbyterian Church. at
hosEie of Den Mother. Mrs &.
sam n Curry. ll2a Olivia
street SEQ p. ~.
Rsaeh picne. Navy Wives
Club No. e.. 1900 A. ~. ~
new Naval beach
THURSDAY. JULYT
Meeting. Sewing Grsaap II Men
roe County iioegntal Auxi-
haFy. 2oa PM a Hospital
Call Mrs. nuaa ~ 41o-W fsH
transpnFtation.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

isw tss esaahiiAhfnemt ef such q
ehaFmsna and inierestinn aaiiery
On s1taFaay night ~ nsem
beEs ~ hesa pla Ssgority acted a.
he@tesAeA. they having enllectssi
the ltema that haa been placed ou
eKhabataon. They ere florenre
AF<iaah. Doitee Curry. Ida Cell
Fieh Ruth Larsen. Sylvia nsker.
Gls1ia uivaa. Maasie Rotsrts.
kilie Rse Cwymn. Betty Saunders
ard Eaiith lopex Ida Gellrich and
Fisfwnee AFdagh we're co-ehaiF
men an charge "a tlse eSsliectsssn of
49, items
AmbonM lisa@e attending were
Csanrnanzier ard Mrs.. LIE God
dnEd. M and Mrs.. Geurge Whlte.
Mr and Mrs. Cyril Marshall
culonel and Mrs. "A E Pace. MIS-
ktia paiterznn. MT. and Mr.. J
4 haslissd. Aar and MRS William
VI AlbaFy. Mayer and Mrs A
Maitland Adamas. Mr.. and Mrs.
kvwiio Cahnt Mrs. Greer smiley.
NJ. and MrM Bowman Gutter. MF
and Mrs Burt Gsrnett. Mr. and
Ma n~vla Newton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clint Giese. Mr. and Mrs Guy
Carleton. ar end Mrs Joaeph
stephen Guley. Mrs Grace Cros-
b. habbl aud Mrs.. Abraham
SehwaFtx Mrs. Pred Eberhsrgit.
Miss Helen Clasaee Williams. Mrs.
SaepaNn VI DssaRln@N. Mrs. Wi
haTn r. Warren. Cessrge n Gra-
ham. and many utiseFA
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Daughter Born To
Nv. Ind Mrs. T..
Robert Mills

McNs wax received in Key
West today of the birth oi =
daughter on june 20 60 Mr. and
Mrx e. Robert Mills in Glau-
eestef. N. J. The baby weighed
six pounds. nine a1nces. and has
been named Sharon Joyce. Mrs.
Nils in thc former GloEia NJ.
eFx. daughter of NJ and Mrs.
Leon Myers. SIS Francis street
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

petlthMz meshinH alssarws wesu
fllee saaarnay n L. effsep q
clrculf Ceutt Ciefk Kasl a.
Adams - Juam AamEn ilualsm
agaln 4 Grady fguwnes - siaays
AmAwllmN FNmrh aMainsl Nstsfsksn
FFeneh. - befmtNw AltasssAN
agasnt 1amxm II. Nlessol2 and ~
Anns LIE tiali amainss 1amsss x
HALL
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

Nc ard Mrs. Edward Clesinzki
and thelr non Ronnie have re-
turned 90 their han1e NJ 50s So
moaton stFest after hsving spent
two weeks In Chicaea. ~ visit
sna their fsuailiez.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

Mr. and Mrs.. Fvelio Andug
and their sun OrbSta spent the
weekend IN Key Wet with rela-
tives and fFieasls. TIE Aniuzes
1--we in Tampa
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

Ameaieax "a tNst 80 fighter
plane Is saiu a. lnrlaasia bxswevn
80 noa assi 80 60 pmffs
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Park
er. Jr.. % jacksonville. are The
guests of Mr. and MRS James NJ,
csll0way. els Flening arrest
AlFm. Pnrker - Ar. CalloMayl !
sister.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

Appguximaaeiy ~ 80 palnsas
"a alamtnum 81 lnso the mahiH9
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

2. Pollatn. formerly of Key
West. hut having resided IN NeW
York City for thu past fifteen
years. arrived over the highway
b. spend the holidays here with
has mosher. Mrs Henry Ogden
al s2s Eaton street. and other So
laiixes
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

Nc and Mrs Baby" Castillo
xith their son and dsnghter. as
rived from Tampa 70 spend dt.y
"A In Key West. thels faFTneg
hofne. ME. Castillo is one of the
Nell known C@stillo hruthers
who played baseball here several
years aG0.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Rosa Ponse||e Honor Guest

Rosa Ponselle. famed Metro
politan Opera star, will be the
guest of honor at luncheon
which will be given Tuesday by
the Friday Morning Music Club
of Washington. The luncheon will
be given at the Carlton and is for
the purpose of launching a new
series of concerts in Washington
for the benefit of the clubs
scholarship foundation.
| Mr.. Howard Mitchell, conductor
Of the National Symphony Or
chestra, and Mr.. Paul Gable, di-
rector Of music in the public
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Miss Hoyt Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
Hoyt of Greenwich, Conn, have
announced the engagement Of
their daughter Mary to Mr.. Law
renee Merritt Connell. son of Mrs.
Theodore S. Mead of Haverford,
Pa. and Of the late Mr.. Lawrence
M. Connell OF Scranton. Pa. The
wedding will take place during the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Hoyt attended the Green
wich Academy and was graduated
from Miss Halls School, Pittsfield,
Mass, and from Smith College.
She was presented to society in
1941 and is a member of the New
York Junior League. During 1945
and 1916 Miss Hoyt was with the
American Red Cross in France and
Germany. She now lives in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Connell is graduate of the
Hotchkiss School and attended
Williams College. After the war
he completed his undergraduate
work at Stanford University, where
he also received his master of arts
degree From 1941 until 1916, Mr..
Connell was in the medical de-
partment of the Army and served
Evening star., 1949-09-25

schools. will be guests at the
luncheon, and others will be Mrs.
Clinton S. Raynor, chairman of
promotion for the concerts; Mrs.
j. Horace Smithey, president of
the club; Mrs. Florence Howard,
president of the foundation; Miss
Margaret Tolson, chairman of Box
Committee: Mrs. Elma Bergman,
Mrs. Adolph Gazda, Mrs. Kathryn
Hill Rawls, Mrs. Anne Yago Nc
Guffey, Mrs. Macon McArter, Miss
Alive Eversman, Dr. Glenn billiard
Dunn, Mrs. Quinta Frey, Mr.. Paul
Hume. Mr.. Milton Berliner and
Mrs. Olive Writer'S.
The concerts will be given in
Constitution Hall on November l,
December IL. January 20, March
IL and March 26.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Miss Poehler Wed
To Mr.. Derwent

Miss 10 Ann Poehler. daughter
Of Mrs. Esther Poehler Of Nc.
Lean, Va, became the bride yes.
terday of Mr.. Robert I. Derwent
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen J
Derwent of this city. The cere-
mony took place in the Langley
Methodist Church, the Rev. w. w
HayZlett officiating.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-23
Handicapped Week
Observance Set

Preliminary plans for Ottawa
County's 1949 observance of Ma
tional Employ the Physically Han
dicapped Week got underway this
week as the names Of individuals
and organizations serving on the
local NEPH Committee were an
nounced following an organiza-
tional meeting at the Ohio State
Employment Service, 110 w. Sec
ond ST., Port Clinton, last week.
The Committee, made up of
business, labor, veteran, govern
mental and civic leaders, is to be
chairmanned by Lester r. Het-
rick, Manager of the Ohio State
Employment Service. The cam
paign this year promises to be one
Of the most massive drives of it's
kind in Ottawa County's history.
The NEPH campaign, which is
designed to foster the employment
of the physically handicapped
both veteran and non-veteran, is
now in its fifth year. 1t will not
only be observed in Ottawa Coun-
ty but also throughout the state
and nation.
Among those serving with
Chairman Hetrick on the commit
tee are: Ezra Hiss, Ottawa Coun-
ty Veterans Service Officer; Joe
Banchich, Secretary, U. S. Civil
Service Board; d. d. Sims, Super
intendent, Port Clinton Public
School; Clifford Franck, President,
Local 497, UAW-CIO; George
Brandow, Commander, Ottawa
Virgil Gordon, Commander, Otta-
wa County Council, Veterans of
County Council, American Legion;
Foreign Wars; Franklin Dirnberg,
Commander, Disabled American
War Veterans.