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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17

II lldNC given lllilCJ WOLh, VI
certainly any youngster of that
age would object to being called
baby. So dentists prefer to call
these teeth the first or primary
teeth. Modern parents take good
care of the child's primary teeth.
They realize that the child needs
them for chewing his food until
he gets his permanent teeth.
They also know that a toothache
or a dental abscess is just as
serious for a child as it is for an
adult.
There's another angle to this
dental problem, too. Poor teeth
may cause the child to refuse
foods that are hard to chew,
such as meat and raw vegeta-
bles. That may mean that he
doesn't eat enough of those
foods, and his general health
may suffer because of poor nu-
triton. For all these various
reasons, l would urge you to in
clude a dental checkup in get
ting your child ready for school.
If his teeth are in good condition
when he starts to school, it may
save him a lot of trouble later
on. The Toledo Dental Dispen-
sary, a Red Feather service, can
help take care of dental prob
lens.
Now l want to tell you about
Bobby. He was big, healthy
six-year-old, and he was looking
forward eagerly to going to
school with his older brother,
Jim. One day Jim and Bobby
were sitting on a hilltop waiting
for the daily passenger train to
go on its way into town. Jim
had already taught Bobby to
count up to 10. He said, Nov,
Bobby, you count the coaches as
the train goes by, and tell me
how many there are" He was
always having Bobby do little
counting stunts like that, and
Bobby usually got the right an
sWer.
Bobby watched carefully and
tried hard to count the coaches
as they travelled slowly by on
the tracks at the foot of the hill,
well, how many coaches were
there?" Jim asked. But some
thing had gone wrong with Bob
by's counting this time. He
couldn't seem to see where one
coach left off and another be-
gan. II don't know" he said.
"Oh, yes you do" Jim insisted.
How many coaches were there,
Bobby" Three" said Bobby,
just because he felt he had to
say something. ooh, you dumb
kidr his big brother exclaimed.
you did better than that yes
terday. l thought you could
count up to ten. There were 10
coaches on that train - not
three"
Just then the boys father ap-
peared, and Jim told him that
Bobby had forgotten how to
count. II didn't" poor Bobby
said. II just couldn't see the
coaches" Bobby's father held
up 10 matches close to the boys
eyes, and Bobby counted them
correctly this time. His father
suspected that the child was
having trouble in seeing distant
objects clearly. He took him to
the family doctor for checkup,
and the doctor prescribed glasses
for Bobby. 1t was a very good
thing that the boys father had
the wisdom to realize that Bob
by needed this eye examination.
Many pre-school children get
along pretty we'll, despite faulty
vision because they don't do any
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
LAWFORDS TO TRAVEL

HOLLYWOOD - Peter Law
ford and his mother and father
plan their first trip back to
England since arriving in Holly
wood. They will leave following
Lawford's completion of his
role in ":The Red Danube"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
GREER SKEET EXPERT

HOLLYWOOD - Greer Gar
son is becoming an expert skeet
shot, rolling up the best record
of any feminine guest of the
club known as the Metro-G Gold
Wyn- n-Skeeters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
"BOVARY" gREHEARSES

HOLLYWOOD - Now that
he has reached the halfway
mark, Director Vincente Minelli
spent one entire day rehearsing
the second half of the Madame
Bovary" script in the actual set
tings with stars Jennifer Jones,
Van Heflin, Louis Jourdan and
Christopher Kent.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
DeMille Previews Samson" In
Denver To Great Acclaim

HOLLYWOOD - Henry Ginsberg Paramount Studio head,
recently received the following telegram Cecil DeMe
who in Denver connection prevew
of his Samson and Deah Hedy Techn
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
Health For All Our Children
BY DIR. Robert w. Barr of the
American Public Health Association

few weeks ago. little girl named Kahe Fiscus fell
into disused we'll Two days later she taken out dead
The whole nation-praccally the whole world in fact
deeply moved by the fate of that little girl There wasn't
a who wouldn't have given time, work, or
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
ANNIVERSARY

HOLLYWOOD - Van and
Evie Johnson celebrated their
second wedding anniversary res
Gently.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01

RUMoR SPALDING

tCot1tir1ued From Page Jney
fronting sthe. city Is the immediate
Improvement .of the city sewage
disposal plant and the recon
struetioh Of the sewer system.
He said that he was then look
ing around for q competent man
to take charge of the disposal
plant.
II had a man In mind, but he is
getting far more in his present
job than Key West can afford to
nay him. said City Manager
Spalding.
Spalding has a fine hOuseboat.
It is now anchored in Garrison
Blight. The vessel has about eight
rooms, and is modern in very
respect.
When I resign from the city
managership, I plan to live on
my houseboat,' said Spalding. Il
can haul it anywhere with a
fairly light power boat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Girl Scouts Hare Y0ried Program
or Activities For ObserUmce OF
Girl Scout Week, Oct. 3O-NOU. s.

and games. Such activities give a
girl chance to acquire new
skills and to develop unsupported
talents. AS part Of a group, she
gains the sense Of security that
comes from knowing she be-
longs" Learning to understand
others, her horizon is broadened,
her personality deepened.
In addition to the III Girl
Scouts registered here, there are
many more waiting to join when
leaders are found to form new
troops, or openings occur in one
Of the eleven troops now existing,
comprised Of three Brownie,
three intermediate and one senior
group
The activities Of these girls in
the past year have been many
and varied, such as camping,
badge work In the ten different
fields, hikes, socials. picnics,
cook-outs, dances, and suppers
for their parents. Also they have
helped the Red Cross by making
wash cloths for distribution at
the Naval hospital. sent packages
to Europe, filled food baskets for
needy families. and helped at the:
Key West Library,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01

This is Girl Scout Week, end
members Of the Key West troops
have vafied program for OBJ
serpance Of II. On Sunday they
began the week BY attending
worship, and special services
were held III their honor at the
First Methodist Church
The organization itself is more
than d million strong, and here in
Key West there are l2I Girl
Scouts. who are combining the
fun that belongs to childhood
with the training that makes
good citizens of the future.
All over the world this week
is being observed as Girl Scout
Week. These girls, between the
ages Of Z and IT, come from
homes Of every religious faith,
and of every ancestry. They want
all that Scouting can offer, which
is a very great deal.
Projects and programs in arts
and crafts are to be had, as well
as in community life, health and
safety, homemaking, information
al friendship, literature and dra-
MATES, music and dancing, ma
ture study. out Of doors sports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Beta Sigma Phis To Act As
Hostesses Tonight At Open House
At MarfeLIo Gallery SlsOiU On BedcI,

and some beautiful examples Of
needlework executed some years
ago by Convent students.
A good collection has been got
together By these sorority girls
to place on view, including some
Of the things that were to be
seen in the previous historical
show. and the event tonight
should prove Of unusual interest.
The setting of the Gallery it,
self is lovely, with the old brick
and stone walls of the fort on
which to display the pictures, and
q charming patio with tropical
greenery to which to retire for
discussion Of the show itself.
II IS expected that a large at
tendance will be on hand tonight
1t this Open House and opening
|. Of the historical exhibit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Honor Guard To
Observe Fourth
birthday Friday

The Key West Guard Of Honor
Of the American Legion observed
its 4th year of organization with q
banquet last Friday evening at
the Legion Home. The delicious
fried chicken supper was pre-
pared by the Committee consist
ing of James F. McCardle; Fran
els B, Piodela: Farlin P. Guze-
witch; Aren't T. Sjursen, Sr., and
Edward Diaz.
The Honor Guard was organ
ized on 81 October 1916. It has an
enviable record Of accomplish
ments for tn eAmerican Legion
and Community.
Its activities during the four
years of organization include
participation in Is installations;
IA military funerals; 81 initia-
stions; IL Memorial services; Is
parades IL miscellaneous func-
tons. IL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Cub Scouts OF
POincitslaa Held
Meeting Recently

Pack 2l7 Cub Scouts, sponsored
Iby the Poinciana School, held
their regular meeting recently Al
the schoolhouse.
Den mothers Of the four pack
are: Mrs. Betty Hatch, Den i,
Mrs. Helen Hoover, Den q; Mrs
Skiffer, Den 5, and Mrs. Pearl
Wood, Den 4.
Theme Of the October meeting
was fire prevention. Two civilian
firemen from the Naval Air Sta
ton gave talks on fire preven-
ton.
Tony Martinez, Seoutmaster of
Troop 253 Boy Scouts, and Mr..
Bringman, district counselor, were
present to receive four of the
Cub Scouts, who graduated to
Boy Scouts. They are. Lyle
Louck, Matt Brown, Frank Bats
and Rodney Burkett.
Games, skits and advancement
in rank ceremonies were pre-
scented by the Dens. One or both
parents of ali the Cub Scouts
were in attendance.
Den held a Halloween party
Thursday afternoon at the new
County Beach.
During the month of November
the entire pack will present q
'.wornanless wedding" at Pofnci.
ana School The date is to be
announced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Fleet Reserve Auxiliary GaIa
HaIIo,Ue'en Dmuce Great Success

MRS Dorothy Mentzer was
general chairman of the event,
assisted by Mesdames Jackie
Jones. Hope Durow and Maxine
Moore. Mach credit is due them
for their splendid work in max
ing the dance such an outstand-
ing success.
ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
that the Auxiliary is preparing a
float for entrance in the giant
Armistice Day parade that will
take place, and the Fleet Reserve
Association Branch 56 will on
the evening Of Arrnistice Gay
sponsor a celebration dance in
the eiubroerTls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Macy WiUes
Bo,cli,tg TO
Begin Friday

Through the courtesy and CO.
operation Of Welfare and Recrea-
ton Officer, 1t. (JG) Robert
Prime, the bowling alleys at the
u. s. Naval Station will be open
to an Navy Wives every Tues
day and Friday morning, FROM 10
a. m. to II Noon. under the aus
pieces Of USO Noes.
There are eight alleys, for be-
ginners as well as experienced
bowlers, and the usual large and
enthusiastic attendance of Navy
wives is anticipated.
All interested Navy wives are
invited to start the bowling sea-
son at the USN Alleys on Friday,
November 4, and to bring the
children, as there is plenty of
room for them to play around.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01


they entered the Restaurant To-
E1i1ar.
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$3.50 ,E-7I0n2 .h|ch aIlIed Z soft.
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~i-.<,,I0s rnnnef ulnnsil4 The FIRE
,.,'.r1Ie8 mtfrIIY and omitted a
:,.'strnf odof. which Stimulated
or'=<|I.s's appetite The tables.
~,,.'ernd ,eil.i 1rol|c1z white linen.
confrasIed sharply pith dark
walnut bar. where tne fancy
sIsss~nfS and co|orfltl bottles
erarkI6d as brightly as the Gre
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
HaIIo.ge'en Party A ESQ VICES
on Sfsiaa lgs,tigg fselsI si.sfessI

The judges were Beatrice Mo
reno, Ida GelIirch and Mrs. Viola
Bzullak
Music for dancing was played
by the tune Toppers Orchestra.
Refreshments of cider and
duughnalts were served by Chris
Una Sanchez, Edith Knuck, Betty
Caring, Roy Schneider, Gene
Messief. "A and James Weeden,
sos.
The Decorations Committee
members were Betty Caring,
Nathalie Valdez, Lillian Stewart,
Ernie Harris, so SN, w. c. Stall
ings, QMSN, and Paul Emerson,
SIN.
Noes Junior Hostesses and
ESQ present were the Misses
Alva Rodriguez, Helen Smith
Doris Tyson, Ann Dephilly,
Madeleine Dephilly, Peggy Pin
der. Ottilee Aguero, Lillian Stew
art, Nathalie Valdez, Beverly Ar
thur, Kathryn Sprague, Betty
Arnayof, Olga Brost, Christine
Sanchez, Magdalena Russell, Lii
lian Weaver, Oneida Ramos,
Juaniga Shepperd Janice Ross,
Nancy Ross, Doreen and VIM
Cruz, Joan Porter, Mary Saun-
ders, Rosalie and Caroline CANA
her. Norma and Dora Martinez
Mathilda Ramos. Bootsie Hagner
Joan Burman, Betty Caring,
Joyce Park, Carmen and Isabel
Avila, Clara Alvarez, Gloria Be
camilla, Dolores Solano, Alice
Hernandez, Alice Johnson, Caro-
lyn BetancoHFt, Meta Valdez,
Joyce Bradley. Jerri Graham,
Mary Lopez, Veda Carroll, Kitty
Ramos, Leona Hoffman, Edith
Knuck, Rose Mary Roberts,
Grace Fernandez. Rose Garcia,
Alice BarceIo, Vivian Garten-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Grand Chief Of Pythian Sisters
OF Florida Made Official Visif

Bernice Park Of Key West Posi-
Chiefs Carrie Lou Shelly and
Vera Reddiek 81 South Miami,
Effie Eich Of Kendall. Henrietta
Lynett Of North Miami. Mae
Cook Of jacksonville, Myrtle
Hanley Eta Berry and Florida
THOMPSON Of Miami. Post Chan
ceIlDrs w H. Mccoy Of Jackson
vile and p. r. Henson Of South
Miami. Each Of The. guests were
presented with a gift from the
temple.
The Grand Chiefs announced
the appointment Of Miss Gretna
McClair as District Deputy
Grand Chief. Miss McClain was
also given gift from the tenn
pie
A committee from the Knights
OF Pythias and D.O.K,K., COM
posed Of Imperial Prince w.
Raleigh Petteway, Chancellor
Commander Jesse L. Gill and
Past Chancellor j. Winfield Rus
sell were admitted. This commit-
tee brought greetings and best
wishes from their organizations.
Mr.. Russell on behalf Of the
members of Key West Lodge No.
1R9 Kniohte nf pvthias presented
the Supreme Chief and Grand
Chief with lovely bouquets Of
roses.
On Friday evening Gran q
Chief Wilhelm was the guest Of
Honor at a, banquet at the Del
monico Restaurant
After the banquet all the ladies
went to the home Of Past Chief
Kathleen Kelly for q Halloween
Party.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01

Chapter 20
nERTRuDEs friendship a'ad
~ viola's kept Priscilla rem
becoming 800 depressed again ana
then there was her work q ths
once 70 stimulate her. But = few
weeks after she had gone out "
dinner with Gertrude and the Two
boys. something happened Wnisn
served to bring out Priscliias oio
spirit. If only to rebel agalnSt a,s
consunfnate injustice OF y. nrs,sle
brought her 4 letter one SATURDAY
morning. II was postmarked oan
Franchises and proved to be IRON
Kenneth.
Il been told you and Gertrude
been runnin aroun with 1eAAeKs
till all ours Of the mite and caring
on hiah and | don't like It ana !
want It stopt-
I'm not doing to take thdl, she
told herself. I'm not AFRAID Of hln1
ann Io1laef. F7n not afraid Of alsB-
b0du RI 20 sDhkTe please and
do auhnt 1 please.
she threw herself into her work
III order to forget him and tnens
too, she knew that she was ~
line for promotion. She Wantea
more than ever to make some
thing of herself. ~ 1llstity the
faith her father and Dennis had
once had in her.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Aeropios sQ''
Passenger List

Passengers leaving for Havana,
Cuba, via Aerovias %" S.A.:
Joseph Fabrizio, Florence Fa-
brizio, Edward McEwen, Carrie
McEwen, Joseph Nichols, Helen
Nichols, Harry G.. Parker, Ruth
Parker, Luis De Arce, Jack Vile,
Minnie Vile, Lillian Pankoff,
Bonnie Macarthur.
Myrtle Lacey, Ann Sebo, Ray
Rogers, Virginia Rogers, Hazel
GolIan, Mary ANA Reid, Bridget
Powell Lydia Ailva, Coralie
Wright, Alfred Heydrich. carne-
lima Heydrich, Laura Heydrich,
Hector Mena.
Jose A. Martinez, Carl Brach-
man, Hazel BRAKEMAN, Carl
Stewart, George Melody, Harold
Freeman, George Melody, Her
man Betterman, julius Apple.
William Moose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
RainbOaC
Girls To
Meet Tonight

1t has been announced that d
regular meeting of the Kew West
Assembly No. Is, Order Of Rain
bow for Girls, will be held to-
night at the Scottish Rite Temple
at 7:30 o'clock.
All girls have been requested
to bring articles for placing in
the Thanksgiving Basket which
is being prepared for some needy
family at Thanksgiving.
Also, they have been request
ed to bring toys, either new or
which can be renovated and re-
painted, for distribution to the
children of needy families at
Christmas.
Members of the Rainbow Girls
will attend the meeting, which is
also open to members of the
Eastern Star and Masonic bodies,
all Of whom are invited by the
organization to be present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01

Tonight the new historical
show will open at the Martello
Gallery, as announced last week,
and Open House will prevail
from 8 to 10 p. nj; at which time
members of the Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority, acting as hostesses, will
serve coffee to those attending.
The affair is primarily for
members of the Key West Art
and Historical Society, but it has
been announced that the public
win also be welcome to view this
new show tonight.
The Beta Sigma Phis have col
lected all the material 10 BE fea-
tured in this show, which con-
sists Of important objects, docu-
ments and articles relating to the
history Of the island City, togeth-
er with paintings and pictures,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01

Halloween was celebrated with
a dance and gala entertainment
at USO Noes on Sunday even
ing. The Club was beautifully
decorated in the Halloween
theme, and pumpkins and cats
head lanterns Illuminated the
scene
The entertainment program
presented by Gerald Pinder in
cluded: The MeIlo-aires, Lillian
Weaver, Kitty Ramos and Veda
Carroll, who sang Don't Cry,
Cry Baby" and You're Break
ing My Heart" Vocal, Smoke
That Cigarette" by the quartet,
Gerald Pinder, Veda Carol, Lii
liam Weaver and Kitty Ramos; w.
c. Stallings, QMSN sang "Old
Man River" and Lucky Old
SUM-" The Palm Island Dancers,
'.Darktown Shutters Ball." in
Guided the Misses Gail Wallace,
Mary Saunders, Joyce Park, Jan
ice Ross and Lillian Weaver;
Gerald Pinder, Tap Dance,
"Honeysuckie Rose.
The large number Of Junior
HostesSes and servicemen in mas
querade paraded around the
dance floor, and received ire
mendous applause from the on
lockers. Prizes were awarded for
the prettiest costume to Hilda
Pullara, as an Egyptian lady; for
the weirdest costume to Mel Gift
ford Thompson, Pfc, as Franken-
stein; for the funniest costume,
to James Sanders. SA, as a color
cd man: for the most original
costume. to Betty Caring, as an
Indian Princess; and for the most
authentic costume to the Greek
Family Group" Doreen and VIM
Cruz and George Brister, AM 3.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Coming EUenfs

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER H.
First Rehearsal for The Mes
siah to be presented in De
cembar by Key West Com
munity Singers. Choir direc-
tors and choir members ask
ed to attend, 7:45 p. M. al
Congregational Church.
Joint meeting, Coolies and
cootiettes, fun organizations
Of VFW. and Auxiliary. SOC
p. NJ. at Post Home on Eliza
beth street.
Open House, 8 to l0'P. M, for
opening of new historical
show at Martello Gallery
Beta Sigma Phi members to
act as hostesses. Coffee. Open
to public.
Regular meeting, Key West
Assembly No. I3, Order
Rainbow for Girls, 7::30 P. M.
at Scottish Rite TEMPLE.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER D.
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club No. 88. Building
178 in the q. S. Naval Sta
ton. Inaugurating evening
meetings.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g.
Sewing Group Meeting, Mon
roe County Hospital Auxil-
iary, 2::30 p. M. at Hospital.
Call Mrs. Pritchard at Sac
for transportation.
Meeting, Key West Garden
Club, 800 PM at Wonan's
Clubhouse on Duval Street.
Program to be Announced
Later.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER A.
Luncheon Meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 PM, at
Officers Club, Fl. Taylor.
Mayor Al. Maitland Adams,
Guest Speaker. Mrs. w. r,
Ford and Mrs. M. H. Harris,
HosteSses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01

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kzEtket y. 49, %f1S..& v0nr IA
s,a.i.i's
bic ) r,.;.>s1fs answered.
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gay '"s s'
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mol ne ate g. 'st e. e IA h6
sal ann. io .ess;s; : her faee
Wsrs .'s sal's,'t sr seese "a have much
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sll,sa,, =. Nor ,,,oarer lunch which
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sa sS,,so,, tat. any morn than
se'a 800
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kLoin 1's ny ~. ,.se te,,,r ~ fh1
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MeaIa g. an ,,,ch more 81 saw or
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3. ~. ..:ai,l 49,. 49,, ,.a4e prieciIIa hoped
81 - & ssid n 4 crowded
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- s II y, - -, HE French fnod?"
r,.r,,;s sslred ae thew sat palpa-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
FARALDo's PLYING SERVICE

structors. Their course Of flight
obstruction covers every phase Of
aviation.
Their sightseeing trips are both
educational and stimulating. You
will find their charter service a
safe, sure and clean way to
travel at price satisfactory to
your purse.
The next time. you are think
ing of a trip to some distant city
for business or pleasure. tele-
phone them and they win advise
you in every feature of the SER
vice. For information we invite
you to visit Faraldo's Flying Ser
vice, or call 811.--Adyt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Apply 70 We'd

Applications for marriage Ii
.censes were filed Yesterday in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r.. Lord bv Joe w. Saunders, "a.
of 1901 Won Phister street and
Clara Saunders, 33, of Manches-
ter. Eng, and by Gordon D.
Brindley. %, of the u. S. NAVY
and Gloria Driggers, q, of 802
Catherine street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-01
Miss Nora
To Be HOnoreeI
With Sh0sOer

Mrs. w =. Maloney and Miss
Elsie Mora are TO be hostesses at
miscellaneous shower which
will be held this week honoring
Miss Frances Mora, whose en-
gagement was recently announc-
ed, and whose marriage viii take
place iii the near future.
The shower will be held on
Thursday evening, November 3,
from Z to 8 p. M. at 629 Duval
street, upstairs, and invitations to
the affair have been issued