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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
Ruth Evans Engaged
To Wed Myron Merry

Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Evans,
of Jackson, are announcing the
engagement of their daughter,
Ruth, to Myron Merry, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Merry,
West street, Caldwell.
Miss Evans is a graduate of
Rio Grande College and had at
tended Ohio State University, at
Columbus. She is a member of
Phi Sigma Epsilon sorority and
is a teacher in the West Broad
elementary school in Columbus.
Mr.. Merry attended Culver
military academy, University of
Michigan and was graduated
from Ohio State University. He
is now a chemical engineer with
the RayfleX Exploration Co., of
Texas. He is affiliated with the
Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity.
The ceremony will take place
in Columbus on June II.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05

Dranched CandelaDfa. ne Dllue )
father is native of Noble
county.
The double ring ceremony was
read at 1:30 p. m, by the Rev.
Clinton Stamets of Mansfield. A
fifteen minute recital of nuptlal
music preceded the ceremony.
Miss Ziler was given in mar
riage by her father and .Was
dressed in a gown of mOire ta-
fetta styled with a fitted bodice,
fastened in front with tiny seed
pearl buttons and Mary Queen
of Scots neckline. The full skirt
flared gracefully in the back end
ing in a long train. A bonnet
shaped tiara held her three-quar-
ter length veil in place. She car
ried white Bible centered with
an orchid and arranged on satin
Streamer was a cameo brooch
which had belonged to her great
grandmother.
Mrs. Walter RueCkert served as
matron of honor for her niece.
Bridesmaids were Miss Virginia
Weisgarber and Miss Vernelle
Wilson. of MasSillOn. Patty Jean
DarbyShire was flower girl. Mrs.
Rueckert wore a gown of powder
blue ribbon taffeta, and the
bridesmaids were dressed in iden-
tical gowns of yellow and pale
orchid ribbon taffeta
A reception for more than l25
guests was held following the
ceremony in the home of the
brides parents. A TERED wedding
cake topped with a miniature
bride and bridegroom and we'd
ding bells centered the refresh
ment table.
The couple on their return
from an eastern wedding trip
will reside in WadsWOrth.
The bride is d graduate of the
Washington high school with the
class Of the l945 and was gradu-
ated from the Massillon City
Hospital School of Nursing anC
was employed as staff nurse al
the hospital Mr. Caskey, a gradu,
ate of WadsWorth high school, is
assistant manager of the Wads,
worth branch of the Information,
al Printing Ink Co., division OF
| ter-Chemical Corp.
Included on the guest list were
EIVln E. Zilcr and son, David, o,
Cumberland route |, Mrs. Harolc
Bates and son, Robert, of Cum
bcrland and MI and Mrs. Ivar
Zllcr, of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
BIRTHDAY DINNER HELD
AZ BATES HOME SUNDAY

Mrs. Joseph Bates entertained
with a chicken dinner Sunday at
her home on Sarahsville route
one honoring her husbands 74th
birthday anniversary, which oc-
Cured on April 80.
A large birthday cake cen
tered the table where covers
were arranged for Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Oliver and sons, Paul,
Billy and James, of Summer
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Fair
all and daughter, Mary Louise
and Dixie Lee, of Nashport;
Mrs. William Kirkbride and son,
Russell, Of GAINESVILLE; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Clark and daughter,
Gladys Rose, of Mt. Ephraim,
the honored one and the hostess
and sons, Gilman and Wayne.
Mr.. Bates received many nice
gifts.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
Marietta Scene OF
ParkS-Kehl NuptialS

The First Methodist church in
Marietta was the scene recently
of the wedding of Miss Martyne
NJ. Parks and Earl E. Kehl. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs.
LaVinia and the late r. w.
Parks, of Mari, and Mr.. Kehl
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
win Kehl, Lower Salem route.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the pastor, Rev.
c. William Black, before an al
tar d ecorat e d with palms,
candles and baskets of white
gladioli and carnations.
The bride wore gown of
white slipper satin fashioned
with a fitted bodice fastened
down the back with tiny self
covered buttons. The sleeves
were long and extended in
points over the hands. A beaded
ooronet held her fingertip veil
in place. She carried a hand
basket of white carnations CEN
tered with baby orchids.
Attending the bride as matron
of honor was her sister, Mrs.
Charles Mick, of Ashland. She
wore a gown of blue styled with
square neckline with which
she wore clips of rhinestones.
She carried bouquet of yellow
roses centered with yellow car
nations.
Bridesmaid was Shirley A..
Parks, of Mari, also a sister of
the bride. She was dressed in a
pink gown fashioned with a
sweet heart neckline and acces-
sorized with gold. She carried a
bouquet of mixed flowers.
Charles Mick was best man
for the bridegroom. Ushers
were Walter Parks and Edsei
kehl, of Lower Salem.
Following the ceremony re-
ception was held in the church
dining room for thirty five
guests, after which the couple
left for wedding trip.
The new Mrs. Kehl is a grad
uate of Bethel high school, class
of l947. Mr.. Kehl is a graduate
of HarriettSville high in the
class of 1912 and is a navy vet
eran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kehl are now
residing in Library, Pa. He is
employed by Electrolux Co., in
Pittsburgh.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
Mother-Daughter Dinner
Held At Baptist Church

One of the lovely social events
of church circles was the annual
Mother er-Daughter banquet held in
the social room of the First Bap-
tist church, Tuesday evening,
when members of the Jennie
James Missionary Society enter
tanned their mothers as horored
guests.
Approximately thirty Mothers
and Daughters were seated at
one long table centered with a
beautiful May-pole, and decor
ated with spring flowers.
Miss Lois Dudley, president of
the class, served as POSTMASTER,
and the following program was
enjoyed.
Group singing, scripture read
ing, Miss Barbara Farson; prayer
by Mrs. Virginia Doan, solo; Mrs.
Gertrude Morgan; welcome ad-
dress by Mrs. Ada Rammage; re-
sponse, Mrs. Harry Colley; solo,
Arlene Morris; benediction, Miss
Dudley.
Honored guests present includ-
ed: Mrs. Forrest McCune, Mrs.
Pearley Dudley, Mrs. Herschel
Davis, Mrs. Carl Frederickson,
Mrs. George Pryor, Mrs. Thomas
Hazard, Miss Lillian Harkins,
Mrs. John Morris, Mrs. William
Wehr, Mrs. Raymond Moore, Mrs.
Harry Colley, Mrs. Jennie James,
and Rev. and Mrs. David A. Doan.
Members of the class are Vir-
ginia Doan, Lois Dudley, Barbara
Farson, Patty Frederickson, Ger
trude Morgan, jeanette Lowers,
Arlene Morris, Ada Rammage,
Mary Stickel, Marybelle Conn.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
FOR MRS, l.. BAKER

Mrs. Lilly Baker celebrated
her 18th birthday anniversary,
Friday, at her home on Davis
Ridge, east of Caldwell. Guests
who gathered at her home for
II e afternoon hours were Lois
Jennings, Freda Cooper, Bessie
Nelson, Mary Dyer, Nora Clark
and Ruth Pickenpaugh. She re-
CciVed a number of gifts.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05

ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred An
derson, Playground street, and
Mr.. and Mrs. " p Ross, of Cam
bridge. Mrs. c. F. James, Cald-
well, is the paternal great grand
mother. The Andersons formerly
resided in Caldwell.
M. and Mrs. Hubert Martin,
of Summerfield, are parents of
a nine pound and ten ounce son
born SUNDAY, May /, at Thomp-
son hospital.
MI and Mrs. James E. Brown,
GAINESVILLE, are announcing the
birth of a daughter, Monday
morning, in Bethesda hospital.
MI and Mrs. George Rice, Cald-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Brown, GAINESVILLE, are the grand
parents. William Rice, Caldwell,
is a great t-grandfather to the new
arrival.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
DINNER IN HONOR OF
MRS CLARE BOYD

Mrs. Bernadlne Conner, Belle
Valley, entertained Sunday with
a course chicken dinner in hon
or of the birthday anniversary
of William Conner and Mrs.
Elizabeth Boyd, Caldwell. Those
present included the honored
guests, Glare Boyd and the
hostess.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
MOTHER R-DAUGHTER FETE
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

n WUIIItI -DdUgIlIET banquet
honoring all women of the First
Presbyterian church will be
held in the church dining room
on Wednesday evening, May IL,
at $50 o'clock. The banquet is
being sponsored by the Cross
and Crown Glass and all reserv-
ations must be made with
Lamar Bowling before Sunday,
May 8. A program has been ar
ranged in keeping with the oc-
caSiOn.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
ZiIer Caskey Nuptial Vows Are
Exchanged In Pretty Wedding

pretty wedding took place Saturday April 80 IN the Eyan
aeicaI church MasSlOn when Miss Elsie Mae
Zler daughter D. Zer of Massion and Dale
Edwin Caskey and Mrs Harry c. Caskey OF Wads
the altar banked with palms and
white snapdragons illuminated by cathedral apers
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
WILL, MEET THURSDAY

The Women's Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist church
will meet this Thursday evening
at 7:30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Raymond Moore, Walnut
street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bliss, of
Main street, are parents of a girl
born Sunday, May |, at Thomp,,
son hospital. The new arrival
weighed six and three-quarters
pounds and has been named Lana
Sue. The grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Gould, Caldwell:
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bliss, OF
Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Parks, Of
Cumberland street, announce the
birth of a daughter, Sunday, May
l, at the Thompson hospital; The
infant has been named Rebecca
Jane and weighed eight and one
half pounds at birth. The grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Camden, Main street and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Parks, Macks-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Johnson,
Main street, are parents of a son
born Friday, April 29, at Marietta
Memorial hospital. The infant
weighed six pounds and four
ounces. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hupp,
of Caldwell route and Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Johnson of New
comerstown are the grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nau, Cum
berland street, are the great
grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Yonker of
Belle Valley, are announcing the
birth of a six pound, six ounce
son born Thursday at Marietta
Memorial hospital. The youngster
has been named Paul Joseph.
Grandparents are Kenneth Yon-
ker, Cambridge, Mrs. Florence
Yonker, New Haven, w. Va, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Velosky, of
Belle Valley. James Yarnall of
Dexter City is the great-grand-
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gibson, of
GAINESVILLE, are parents of a son
born recently at Good Samaritan
hospital in that city. The infant
has been named Gene Edwin and
the grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Gibson, of Zanesville
and Charley Feldner, of Cald-
well route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Vaughn, of
GAINESVILLE, announce the birth OF
a daughter recently at the Be
thesda hospital, GAINESVILLE. The
infant has been named Sandra
Kay and the grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Sorg, OF
Summerfield, Bernard Vaughn
and Mrs. Marguerite Vaughn, OF
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Boyd, Cald-
well, are parents of a daughter
born April 26 in Bethesda hos
pital, GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Brown OF
McConnelsville are announcing
the birth of a son at Bethesda
hospital, GAINESVILLE. The young
ster was born Monday evening
and weighed seven pounds and
IL ounces. Mrs. Grace Brown
Caldwell, is the paternal grand
mother.
Jerry Lee is the name given tc
! the new seven pound, one ounce
son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Anderson, of Cambridge, Friday
at the Swan hospital. Grandpar-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05

Jerry Lee is the name given to
the new seven pound, one ounce
son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Anderson, of Cambridge, Friday,
at the Swan hospital. Grandpar-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Brown of
McConnelsville are announcing
the birth of a son at Bethesda
hospital, GAINESVILLE The young
ster was born Monday evening
aud weighed seven pounds and
u ounces. Mrs. Grace Brown,
Caldwell, is the paternal grand
mother.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Boyd, Cald-
well, are parents of daughter
born April 26 in Bethesda hos
pital, GAINESVILLE.
Evening star., 1949-06-08

No more messy mix
ing. This one formu-
lation KILLS insects,
CONTROLS mildew,
and STIMULATES
growth.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02

when members uf ghe Beta Sig
ma Phi sorority will aet a. hakf-
esaea for the evening.
Articles have heen launed tiae
Snriety foF exhlbition by tise
Messismes john kneland. Robert
SpnstAwood. GloFinna bavly. 30.
rrnee Ardagh. Delio Colma. y. T.
CruNson. Eieanor BeFynidi. Be-
ty Moreno Braaee. Mary Ne
knignt. Charles Logse. Gnear
smiley. Miriam iliingwoFth. Anna
Tuttle. Lettse LaFTanMa. Margaret
McCiintock Graham. MlAs Marse
cagpsck Miss ktsa pattcraun.
Mss Joan DuuKhtrg, Msss Daiale
Roberts Mr. and Mrx. Gene Otto.
NJ and AFs. a & Sharplny. ~
and Nafa John iinfuick. and Mes
SIS a Maitland Adams. . slone
Y. l. Weatherford. Ulfic Hensau.
Gerald PindeF. kiuaman cuFry.
Geg2ge u Gresham ana Antonio
Martinez
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Mrs. James u.
neDpTni0ft


Many lesters of eongFatulaiion
frusn hieh officials 81 the south
en- neil Tsieplsone Conpany
haNe hzen receivwd by Mr. James
y Mellerraost upon her having
esanplsted tisiFty years ~ EN-
r.loymaent wlth that eoncern
Mrs McIleFn1ott. who d the
foruses tva nohertz. bogan work
vgith tie telepilone cumpanN -
April "a iats a. an operatof, End
Is nax chiel Operator % TIE key
West olilce.
1une ~ maarked her thifticth
xears xith ne CssEspany, and ~
asidiilon b. letters lEom eompans
officials. she e. receivsng con
RFatuiaNons ffum ether sources
on her hong. faithful and very
aiafCNemt eerN&ce
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
kes West Girls
T0(Sirls' State
Return Tonight

~ West girls who went g.
TaIlahassee an june % O. attend
GFls' State are due e. rctuFu
houae tfs etCnlng. accompanied
by Mrs Durnths DlAeNro and
Mia Grptna McClaln. of thc An
eul a leRion AuNihdv who
wemt h. Miami thn morning 60
meet the sirls
tshha May Ruman. of the Con
vcnt oi Mafy immaculaie was
ciettex Cofmm mlszluneT uf AgriCui-
ttsTe at lslris State SYLVIA smith.
kcy West iiiuh aehaA tax asses-
sur. and Patsy Hampton Ma
kaplan end Nelllc Acovesio.
men hers ol the state legislature
TIE gfl. acre ponauftd he ere
Conxunt Aiumnae. Jumar ~
alan CLUB
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
TODATSl
BIRTHDAY

Or MAN ABRAHAM
WAkSMAN. born guly 2. ie88. in
Priluka. kiev RaaNaa Hl9 dn-
ooTery q Streptomycin one of
the powerful ne " WEAPONS
against disease germs. was no
dramatic sccident. unlike the
sudden reaiixstian Of the poWeTs
oi pcnicilhn. q was M result os
wears of painstaktnN research.
Waksman tame lo the L s When
~ de wN araduaiea from
Rutgers in 1878. the same year
b. bcCame a Citiken lie sent on
o. 4 IN u from California in
1914 then rcturned a. hutNers b.
lecture and wurk a. aacteTi iuiO-
alst Constant eKpeTiNaenls lea to
the discovery n iaa3 % strep-
tpmyCln. effective N treating
certain types ~ tuberculosis he
assigned his noy altiea from the
drug o. Rutgers Sos the man
tenance of q el COO GO Institute
of MiCfohiology
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Large attendance Expected Al
Opening OF New Show Tonight Al
h0vteiio Gallery; Historical Exhibit

a laFwe narhnr uf art eaes uf
t fstnFar lmtaffsf hag been
nad e. ~ ErY Mrxf Arr and
HtHai sN ety hy tnNnspeuple
he fhe uNw alluw Sc Martell8 Cal.
FF weHnN tanINht end Cor
Nnf mang tmvantinns g.
ffena haee bern maaiied ~ tlia
MTefF
H&.NM articles ef1leeted ~
afn t#fa "a tass nefa sinma Fhl
sre.ff Ere fich In histurlc azao-
tm ana Wlf he ~ nTnat W.
tt e. fhn NrweFa thla even
aaE
fa aAalfian iorai artists are
eeff laNanE paintings - puints
81 hata8 Eai Kaiile heFeallfaIia.
ams ffFFe wlll alsn - un view the
m nnsue eNefuted ~ GeneFai
8 rtlNNNF
if s Nngw fsd uaai q ferurd %
sFmaansN usll take place ~ the
MFtrlla CaiierY fbm evening.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02

SATURDAY. JULY
Openlna Of historical exhibit
"a Marteilo Gallery undeF
sponsmshlp 81 ksy Wess
AT and historical Socieky
nsAo ~ "A Aa2mheFs ol Beta
Sigma PM Sorority wlil AT
a. -hosiezses Attsndance by
inwltatiun
SUNDAY. July 3
Bahy ShoM. sponsored ~ An
erican Legion Auxiliary y
NJ ~ American Lesion
Home on Stock Island one oi
features of Charity Festival
sponsored by Legion 5uiy "a
inclusive.
MONDAY JULY 4
Hospital Party. 7 y NJ Naval
Hospital. sponsored b. Ia
Concha Navy Wives Club No
GR
TUESDAY. JULY S
Meeting. Woman's Auxiliary oi
CONGREGATIONAL Churrh. :
Pm ~ service Center
Teenage Dance. sponsored ~
service League ui So Paul 5
Chgmrh. Parish Hall Music
- Coral Isle Serenatcrs
ChapcFonez.
WEDNESDAY,. JULY
Meeting 7a0 y N az Monroe
County Chnic e. beasn see-
ord polio kmerEency Nolun
teer Course Information can
H. obtalneiby hy telephoning
Mrs. Barbara Hawkins -
1892 Vi
Den meeting. new Cub Scout
pack. sponsored by flrst
PRESBYTERIAN Church ai
horne of Dan Mother Mr. {
sem n Curry. li26 Olivia
street go y ~
THURSDAY. July
Mceung SewinE Group e Mon
roe County Hospital AuNl
liars 100 Pm Al Hospital
Call MFs Rutt 81 $2o " for
transportation
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Girl scouts OF Troop 3 Return From
Camping a. Camp Jackson Lee Sa'ryer

ship The Reverend Mr. Robert
W Weaver. pastor ~ Lev Memur
ial Methodist ChuEch. spoke a.
tiae m0FninR assembly. brnglne
an lnspiratlonai message a. the
Eifls.
prolesaor Rari y Hamilton
principal of DIVISION Street Eele-
meetary school. addFessad the
group ~ the evening Scouts
Own
Mrs Earl Hamilton. troop com
mittee member. aud William Earl
Hamilton were also guests Of thc
campers.
Stuart s Waiting. of the Mon
roe Cmanty Audiabo Alxtety fpoke
b. the girls conserving bard liie
on tfe FLORIDA Keys
The success - the camp was
due o. the splendid cooperation
nf many ciiixens of Monrue Coun-
a. who spared ~ effort 10 peF
form certain dtIties which would
add b. TIE facilities and pgogram
"a the camp Letters oi appre
ciation are haing prepared b. b.
cent o. them.
The leadership a. the camp in
cluded Mr. Floyd BoweFy com
mntee member. and Mrs. J N
BrtnNnaan. scutlt mothers Mrs
Dorothy ssnds. troop leader Mrs
Kssharine 10th. assistant uuop
leader and Mrs. Katherine Whit
ma. committee member and 80.
rector af thc camp.
Seoaia aao attended the estmp
are Saric Rringman. b~tty bNN
srv Flzabeth Russell h0berls
Meek. sylvia knoNles kuth hoi.
sonback. Mirta del Vaiie Lsone
Runnels Dawn Lancaster. fo-
landa Car -. Dora Garcia. lor-
raine Warnock. Gloria knowios.
Margarcs Leila Ayers. Barbara
Laad Mllllcent Taylor hendy
Mhlner. Ksthcrine Brady and
Joan koWles.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Miss Margaret Elisabeth 1ndrers
Becanae Bride or IL. Homer A. Winter

tnlfiai naVai weadlna heFe ihls
mawfh t@A piaee FFidar ~ the
AMEai a1alHn Chayael wlen Ma
MMFWafft Elzalsofh Amdrews ha-
eamN fhe hriae 80 IA lial Homer
ssmn Winaar Chaplain nenee
lHffafwd fha siK o'rlnCk cefe-
mmV afaei whhh = reeepflun was
Aid a the AeFupalms 0liioers
Nhh
NfH NFte 3 ihr Fn0nGeF aamNh
o. uf ~ auA Mrs. hsstsf1 Perry
k8faa NI fAaflnan. Men and
fe NfNm M ghe San ui - and
49, fismef Aarun Winler of
Gaakland. Calf
Umem lm maafFta8e ~ 0omlaf
E8an laN tlae hFaAe an aiured
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02

NnFsesn Gfi Seouis "a Troop
& srfafnsd io lhetr houes Thuru-
aa4 asanmla fTum . four -dayl
samnina mip "a Camp 1ackaon
a. &aaFfr IN sumnefland hey 5
lAasna fle iast ESQ yeafs us
fam. umdfr the leadership oi
~ uaHu1ff sands. and assistant
kaarrE kfrs katheFine Toth end
M Amlta HartnHMtlne eafnsa
emmgh muneN e. pay al ek-
nmae af tae camp. inciudin9
sfamssasstafaan ~ chartered Grey
Hsafs fas
Ek asg ile Campina pTugram
$40 af musf. crafts elass1a.
anhaes nafufe study Fec1ea-
sn an1 maashfp m scpliis
&lmm Tin esening pFo9Fam tpf
sf aas r1asstsfcd ai an Indian
fk lass catpilre pruFfam' Peg
mf mii fha girls ana itaasia
nrsf.aafaa Housekeeping res
am lIllrs "a the camp wsfe
- 80 thN HtFi9
gianaammalna Fuath ieaaeas ~
a. raauillunF Were inNitea ="
aasnna ths carp 81 quest apeaA
49, - aaaurull8 ams 1culsia osn
aETam
u hauefand a. DTiaroll pas
49, ~ fr MafathaH Community
Nhmh and Mrs nFiscoll ~efe
nMta ~ tia ranp Mnnday eve
mnN
AZ nnacsl Epnse 81 we
- uwa service. usinA -
- mNt "a stir n keepinA
mnh tle camp THESES iur the dss
sIn saaaa Enplare the Crest
ffaf 8 raaHa
- fnnnrf uf the camp fiiea-
a4 maa mftmV Iile hcFef
kaa 49, Cacar RnfflEuek paslof
- Nn eaiEaduf AHtii,fisst
Ghmfh naFf fhe address 90 the
nAma a. nrslgaHueEs aauHh
aeT aas . easrsf
Mt8nn aaga iheme Nas h'ei'a
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02

in . ballerina-length dress oi
tsiii4h pima lace with scalloped
neckline and unstChinN elbow
length gloves and hat Tier COS
snNe Wax q white orchid
Maid u honor. Miss persls lar
sen. wore . balierina length dress
uf blue taffeta and q corssge 81
pink carnations
IA glKl Winter chose - has hes'
naan. Ia tlg) John welsh, ana
Ia Conaf sam hiillafd asfif8ed
Ms. Della Mae t.aAt0n was
urKanist.
FolloWing . short honeymaon
in Naaaau. the cnspic viii reside
~ Ig1i South Street
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02

q minimum az $50 huuFN . wear
should u be required
TIE first meeting viii b. held
that tire Monroe County Giinie Ca
Emma Street NJ Ta0 D B, Wed
nsssday. july Z, o. screen the up-
plicants and dlsctlss tbs osairse
William Peoples. "a ID. Mrs
kay Anderson and Mrs Barbara
hawkinA registered ptigsscal tlges
apists. will instruct TIE cBurae.
and any additional infssmatiun
may b. obfained by calllng MEs
Hawkins - t537 w
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Mr.. And Mrs.
Dare King Here
Orer Holidays

Arri0lng - key West iasi
night werc Mr. ard Mrs Dave
Kang. acoompanicd ~ Ar and
Mrx Nauehaon Brandman. %
clneinnasi. Ohio. the party ex
pcctine 10 remain here over the
holidays. AZ guests of rs. MARKS
Il the Casa Roma.
AZ Klng = the toFmer City
Manager. and since leagtn9 hey
west several years aEo has mase
hss house ln the Redlano8 Dix-
trses south of Miami wheFs he
oaans and aperatex . eitrus
aTove
Whale heFe. Mr. and Mrs. ksng
are enjoying themselves very
much ereeting ola iriendS. NJ
Kln9 siatine thas ~ and hss ~tte
are always delaRhsed % return
Ia Kcy Wesf en- visits.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02

GERTRUDE LAWRENCE. boFn
July . 1901. ia London a. Ger
trude Alexandra Dagma LsaWT-
encc klasen Hgr father wss an
interiocutnr in q Minstrel shoW
and her mother Was . Hsnor sct-
ress Now knoW o. q lam0saa bri-
tlsh STAR Geuadc actually Is halt
nanlsh and hslf lrish She msade
hef fut public appearance when
q Hcf father plst hes on a cftair
IN q theaicr iohbs and told her Co
smilc o. help sell programs AZ
y shr was danring in pantumime
and lateg was one of So gills.
when Noel Coward Was one VI
50 hoss ln The Migsele strand
"a on the road one TINS. she ssrv-
ed a. barmaid She caHc a. New
York In Ig24 Nith Beatrice Lille
Ia Chariot Revue Cow ard
wrote Private Lives Cos hef 10
1880 and 4 made hcf thc queen
of light comedy
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
ISO-N(lS Sunda,
Ereni,,g Dance
Begins y O'CLek

Tho uSO Noes SUNDAY
evening dance Wili begin az y %
n ~ staFtina togn0ToW ntAht.
insgead 81 a. > 40 o o. as hefeto-
faEe q has been announced
Music for dancsnR will - fur.
nished by the deliehtful Tune
Toppers Orchestra
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
IppIy To We'd

Applications tor marriage h-
ccnses filed yesterday n ths Of
foe a Coanty JuaEs hasmoEla \
Lord by Henry 4 Pos. 2s oi 2
Thompaan L.aEse and GLADYS har
ris. al II e0l Ohva street by Ar
thur a keunely. ~. 81 the Y
X NAVY ard Marguerite Cunnng
haua gI. of BanaHlys Cuttaees
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Second Polio Emergency Volunteer
Course To Begin; Meeting Wednesday

TIE aenmna 90 4 aFFieE of puiin
EanrfnenrF NaltsnteeF uAmses
wH siart fsa uunih. IL has haen
FNafHF#N
NhFge al dfilnlte need Ger
EsFie uNef 90 years of age and in
ssa UfwarBl hfulfh who cuuid
st 81 tllg eafe ~ palte patienas
l9 anv esEmTMnnrg artae
NNn Fsml4aN wfll euusist nf 10
ieasfs 81 instFsartiun dcmonstra-
t#sm EfaNtace mller Mhach th0 vol.
amteaH EiessAa H. EaeNafca a. ave
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-02
Seek DiuOTces

Petitions seeking divorces we're
flted Yesterday n tiae office ~
Cireuu Court CleFk Earl r. Az
amx nv BeFmles Niciaols against
Jamea ID Nlchols e. Anna Lee
Wail AGAINST James 3 Hal b.
Ruth Colson against 0curge Col
son and ny Raul k Carhoneii
aaainst Malcan Rose Carbuneil