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The Nome nugget., 1949-12-05
Tragedy And Near Tragedy Sunday In Snake River
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Continued from Page One) and happy person, well liked by all that knew her leaves her hus- band Jack Ozenna, well known ivory carver and several sons and daughters; Olaf Piscoya, Freder- ick Ozenna, Louis Ozenna, Raw leigh Ozenna, Wm. Ozenna, Mary Ozenna. Gilbert Ozenna. She was also raising several grandchildren who are Charles, Tommy, Robert Ozenna and Marvin Wheeler
 Funeral services have been an nounced for Sunday afternoon, for Dec. 11th, at the Lavinia Wal lace Young Mission.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-05

Continued from Page One) had.
 He explained that the bill is very elastic and although it spe- officially states that the money is to be spent for schools, hospitals, sewerage, roads, recreational fla cilities, water supply, libraries, etc, actually many other import ant public works are included.
 MT. Argetsinger, upon being questioned as to the financing of the various projects stated that the law allows an allocation of 25% to 75% of the funds, all though the committee feels that an even 5016 should be applied. He stated that it is mandatory that 50% be returned to the gov ernment, and can be done so for a period as long as 20 years at the very low rate of interest of 2%6.
 Among the projects mentioned for Nome were improved or en- larged school as this is the only high school in the entire division, and a separation of the auditOri- um from the school for public use; fire mains, sewerage disposal drain and surfacing of streets.
 IL was suggested that an expe- rienCed engineer be obtained by the city to lay out each project to be presented to the committee in Juneau where offices are main- tained. MT. Argetsinger also ex- plained that the cost of the plan ming and engineering of each pro- ject are part of the program and no interest will be charged on money advanced for same.
 1t is planned that actual con- structiOn, wherever possible will be by bid with Alaskan firms be- ing given preference Wherever possible, it was stated, it is hoped to keep the various projects di- rectly in the hands of the local Commission as the community is responsible for maintenance and operation.
 It was expressed that the com mittee is aware that Nome had a severe setback during the war and greatly needs this aid to get back on it's feet.
 MT. Arge,singer stated in refer
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News of the World At 4 Glance ---
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before dawn for air transport tc Formosa, island fortress 100 miles off the south central China coast
 The Nationalists have chartered planes belonging to retired U. S Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault for the airlift, the report said.
 Red troops, meanwhile, rolled on toward Chengtu after taking Chungking, the provisional capi- tai only last Wednesday. Chengtu became the Nationalist capital | then.
 The new moves came a few hours after Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, Nationalist leader, said the government would f 2 h against the communists, despite defeat on all sides. Czechoslovakia's Roman Catho- lie bishops-in new gesture of defiance against the communist governments church control laws warned a religious fight may result if the state does not modify 1 it's stand.
 The bishops announced they could not submit to laws which they declare violate the laws O. God and destroy religious free dom.
 The warning was made in 2,200 word letter, dated Nov. 1, and made public yesterday. The bishops called on the governmen. to reconsider the new church law of Nov. and decrees issued un- der it "and to revise them so as tc be in agreement with the constitu- tion of the church"
 They also warned the state would be responsible for any re. ligious fight that might arise There are 9,OOO,O0O Catholic. among Czechoslovakia's 13,OOO. 900 population.
 Tn New York, the United Ma. tions entered the final week of it! fourth session, looking for men tl fill three important posts. They are:
 A U. N. high commissioner tC administer Libya until that former Italian colony becomes an inde- pendent nation two years hence
 A director for the U. N. public works program in the Near East
 There also may be a high com missioner post vacant for Jerusa- lem. Unless Israel is successful this week in fighting off a plan to put the Holy City under national control.
 A three-year fight to give the picturesque little eastern colony of Sarawak back to it's white Ra- jahs exploded over the weekend in an attempted assassination of the Grown Possessions British governor.
 Governor Duncan Stewart, at tackled by two young Malays Sat urday, was reported still serious l ly ill'from a knife wound in the abdomen.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-05

A second tragedy was aVerted Sunday morning on Snake River by the quick thinking of two boys. It is reported that Georgie Kost was skating on the ice which the day before had been solid, when he broke through. Percy Blatch- ford, Jr., realizing the boys dan ger and being unable to reach him, jumped in after him and both boys were then pulled to saf- e'y by Reggy Jules who reached out to Percy from the shore.
 Henry Ford startled the world in 1926 when he announced a five day work week for employees.
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Planning COmmis- sion Meet With
 Bureau Officials

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Ilany Activities Enjoyed At
$50 YMCA Deer Past Weekend

All Grady, d. Howard, M. Pre-
beck. sam Negleazzo, Eddie
Rourke, II. r. 0gle. 7. A. Held,
w. r. Leasure, r. j. Worgallo, r;
c. Franceschulle, w. A. Renner,
and j. Cain. Werbeckie won the
dinner prize for having caught
the largest number.
over fifty men enjoyed the
Java Hour at the USO-YMCA
Sunday morning with YMcA
hostess Suzie Hoffman serving.
Entering the Ping Pong. Tour
nament on Sunday were Service
men KEENAN,, Gardner, Beasleys
c. r. Sifundberg, d. Z. Fite, r. /.
Dix. L. G. Kittrell. Dix and Beas-
ley played the finals With Beas-
ley winning in a 7 deuce game.
IN the evening for the Song
Fest, Mrs. Lillian Weubbold play
ed the piano and John Adams, d
member of the YMCA Service
mems Council, led the singing.
Coffee and cookies were served TO
all after the singing by ESQ hos
tesses Reola McFiugh and Helen
Hanley,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Registrations COT ne keF
BABY Show bid m sNHzS
with TIE 81 paul's wenanN 49,
mary Thankssivlns Fs*Nxa N
now being a.eepi1d t H
drens Corner FtimI.s go
monitor streets.
The C1nla1ent cu &
Vear donating the 1ta ~
c0Ds that viii BE- AZ afteN e g.
iirst prize winners 81 f',E stKHt
other prizes belnk hANH
portraits 81 wmneft &ieen 81 hAa'
pnotoefaphef& 4 qaalt 81 MIA
dails for one nlonfh fum PSI
dairies ana many other bfsetiiN'
and worthwhile Hens
II Is believed uiat Re haet
SHOW this year WI - essn lafeff
and more successful HiNn ihef
held ii former years. u4t go
the event are Monday and 2asa
CAV. November q and =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
H0spimI Aux.
Meet
Tomorrow

Il has been announced that the
naiaf meeting Of the Monroe
Euunly Hospital Auxiliary win
. held tomorrow afternoon,
Wednesday. al the Hospital on
&Imk Island. Those desiring
Transportation may secure same
81 lelephoning Mrs. Pritchard al
These Auxiliary meetings are
neit onre 3 month. during which
kIaslnees of importance 10 the or
anlFaliun Is discussed. At to-
gfmrows meeting the results Of
81 food sale held last Saturday
wi - made known. and plans
81 future Embarrassing affair:
esli 81 announced.
rgncectls fro mthe food sale viii
= toward payment Of the port
ale N-rag machine purchased
81 use at the hospital. this piece
- equipment having been pur.
kaased some time ago and having
been in almost constant use since
is arriVsl.
me regular weekly meeting o.
fa1 Sewing Group Of the Aux.
Hiafg will be held on Thursday
allffnoon a 200 O'Clock al thS
hospital.
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audubon
Society To
Meet Friday

The first meeting Of the season
of the Monroe County Audubon
Society will be held On Friday
evening Of this week, ii was an
nounced today
The event will take place at 8
O'Clock at the Woman's Club
house on Duval street, and
Charles Brookfield, Tropical
Florida Representative of the
National Audubon Society, win
be guest speaker.
Election Of officers of the or
ganization will also be held, and
the Society has issued an invita-
ton to the general public to at
tend the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
SOCIETY NEWS
By MIA LESLIE 0uIEY
Phones: Res ss.d Saass- ISL
4 ssssssssssssssssssssassss
Officers Vices Club Held
Interesting Luncheon Meeting
IA FL Taylor Officers Club Friday

ecuted BY the Kostesses and Mrs
Downs, were charming. Mrs
Adams drew for the door prize
which was won BY Mrs. w
Klein.
II was announced that tho
next luncheon meeting of ths
group viii be held on Friday
November 10, at the Officer:
Club at TT. Taylor. with Mrs. IA
f. Pace, Mrs. Carl Hilton and
MRS. 7. M. Dick acting as hostess.
es for the occasion.
Provisional plans for the pro
gram at the November 10 meet
ing include the appearance Of
Mrs. Ruth Newton as guest
speaker, her subject to be his
tory Of Key West Art, the Art
and Historical Society and Mar
telIo Gallery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Poillciano School
4dpa,,iuges Told
By Girl Student
By JANICE hEDDING

In nv six years Of going to
school / have gone three years IN
Kentucky, two years in Virginia
and almost d year in Florida.
Poinciana School has so many
advantages over all the other
schools that / think it would be
anyone's favorite.
One of the advantages is that
YOU never have to wade out in
snow ID 60 to school. It is always
nice and sunny. And since the
Island Of Key West is only about
four miles around you don't have
10 ride the cold school bus a long
wav to school. And you can
sleep half an hour later.
They really serve good meals IN
the lunchroom. The ladies that
run it are very nice to us. We all
enjoy eating there.
Our music teacher is Mrs. Lar
son. We all like her. We car
thank her for letting US nave :
band with our Flutophones and
FTonettes.. Last year we had :
successful music festival,
we have well organized pa
troll which sees that we obey the
Safety Laws. The patrol is select.
led from the fourth. fifth, and
sixth grades.
our PIT. A. is very active
They take an interest IN us anc
what we do.
Mr.. Diaz keeps our school nice
and clean. He also helps the
p T. Al. with their programs. He
puts in a lot of time planting
trees and taking care of the out
side appearance of the school
Mr. and Mrs. Carey devote .
lot Of time in making Poinciana
school better. They are always
willing to lend us a hand.
All Poinciana teachers are
thoughtful and considerable OF US
and we like them.
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4eropids 70
Passenger List


Passengers leaving for Havana.
Cuba. via Aerovias 20" S.A.:
Mercedes viera, Edward Schaf-
fer. Nell Schaffer, Conrad K1-
nicke, Leone Kunicke, Viola
Crewdson, James Crewdson.
Evelyn Smith, Charles Smith.
Susan Jablonsky. Laura Jensen,
James Reed, Esther Hernandez.
Edward Hart, Ruth Hart. How
ard Carmen, Alberta Carmen,
Vim. Miller, Mary Miller, John
Menendez, Barbara Menendez,
Adolfo Hernandez. Louis Techter,
Shirley Techter, Joe Reid.
F'lorris Reid, Zenaida Carlo,
Albert Dobelstein, Audley He
witt, Royal Saalfrank, Adelaide
Saalfrank, William Schmidt,
Audrea Schmidt, Helen Nelson,
Clifford Nelson, Carmeiina Perez
Moses Stabinsky.
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1'eeiidge
Dance 10 Be
Held Tomorrow

i.
The Teenagers win this week
hold their regular weekly dance
tomorrow night, Wednesday IN
stead III On Friday as has been
the custom. This change Is made
this week because Of Armistice
Day falling on Friday.
The dance win be held al the
Teenage Center at the Arniory
at White and Southland sti'eet-
and music win be furnished BY
the Coral Isle Serenaders. Mrs
and Mrs. Myrtland Gates act as
cbapefones, and q snack bar with
scft drinks only is open during
the dances.
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.Pride's Castle
BY FRANK YERBY /
COLORFUL and
EXERCISING Tale
BY NINA LESLIE cUEEY

The scene of Frank Yerby's
new book, "Pride's- Castle is
laid in New York City in that
period which has been called Ythe
middle years, the 1905 lS80s
and 1905, a fabulous era the
counterpart of which will never
again be seen in this country.
1t was the period of great con-
trasts: plu2h and diamonds and
high-stepping horses for the rich,
tubercular children of the poor
working sixteen hours in dark
factories; gilt and mauve silk for
the wives and mistresses of the
robber barons, wives and women
of the poor in the horrible shame
of the sweatshops; time of NOR
all bankruptcy and terrible and
bloody LABOR strikes.
Into this scene there came
Pride Dawson. a big, loveable,
hateful penniless, elnbittered
Southerner determined to make
his way upward to great fortunes
in whatever way presented itself.
Plumber was his goal and power
lis instrument. Glittering, ruth
ess, Pride Dawson cheated and
scherned TO outWit his rivals and
achieve his goal.
Into his lie there came two
women, Sharon O'Neill, a rare
and beautiful woman of tender
ness and appeal, and Esther Still
worth, heiress, who would buy
Pride with her fortune. There are
other characters: Tim Mccarthy,
Pride's busted friend, Courtney
Randolph, an aristocrat and a
weakling, Lilith, La nc e and
Joseph, and Esther's father, cum
ming and spidery
Against the colorful back
ground Of a country in transition,
Yerby has laid an engrossing tale
that will thrill you and anger
you, dazzle you and leave its inn
print upon you. 1t is selection of
the Home Book Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
NJ. Ind Mrs. Jackson Return
FoKey Vest Home For Winter

Mrs. Jackson also stated that
their daughter, Miss Mary Jane
Jackson, who visited here last
winter, plans to return for an
other visit early in january. Miss
Jackson, who is with the New
York Times, last year enjoyed
her trip here SO much that she is
looking forward to her next visit.
Mrs. jackson is active in social
life here during the winter sea
son. and Mr.. Jackson will be re-
membered for his splendid work
with the Key West PLAYERS, hav-
ing appeared in several Of their
recent productions at the Barn
Theatre.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Bayne Believes
In Waitinq
Between Books

MACON, Ca. It was
i long time between books,
bit Editor Charles Bayne has
finally published his second
work.
Bayne is a Georgia native,
born in Milledgeville, and his
education has Been rather
informal. He was a printer 5
devil at the age of II, earn
ing so cents a week He
taught school long enough to
earn $500 which he spent for
4 walking trip through Eu-
rope.
When he was l8. he wrote
a novel, designed to show up
the fallacy Bayne saw in Sir
Thomas Moore's famed story
of Il, ideal republic, Utopia
Bayne called his novel, The
Fall of Utopia" and it was
published way back in 1888.
Bayne's next book went on
sale this week in Georgia. i, 5
an autobiographical work
called. Coming of the
Crows Feet.
It's d story Of Baynes 10
years and his life as a news
paperfnanhe has worked in
New York, Washington, Bal
tirnore and Atlanta, as well
as Macon.
He is now associate editor
and editorial writer for Ma
con telegraph. His editorial
courage was demonstrated by
his Humping support for
Herbert Hoover back in 1928.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Ehe auix program sponsored
80 Kiwsnis club n the USC-
49, Saturday evening at 900
s. wls most successful con-
s<lad by kiwanians Jack Loz-
- Charles krcager. Earl Dillon
SAD LARK nailIod.
lunleslpnfs were John Adams,
nsaifef Harrison. and Ben
Heather Harrison won
prize IN the quiz and sec
~ prike went 20 Ben Wood
we're given BY members
81 ~ kiwanis Club. The movie,
4II " Sons was shown after
oolrr Howard Pinder OPP
xnd ne movie In the place Of
ae rerpalL who. with his
splIy &pre spending . few days
IS Mlngn
apiain Macs Greyhound was
49, % rapacity Saturday with
W Eerslcomen's fishing party
nsolud ~ lhe YMcA. Those
esina TIE trip were service
a n1h Fox. John Werbeckie.,
Kfplekowski, r. Maloney,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

~ and Mrs. Jonathan Jack
"A l0i2 Southland street. ar
hatk in Key West last Sat
II A. spend the winter here,
81 IS their custom. This summer
ihsf spent a. their New York
Eilg fo4ne
Mrs 5ackson stated this morn
~ fhal both she and Mr.. Jack
soa afe delighted to be back,
znte t was becoming uncom-
fHlanly cold up north. and they
MetW ankious 70 get back 10 their
ksf Wet home.
Driving south. they spent about
fWo weeks en- route stopping
eiiy IN several places in North
Emiina.
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Talk OF Plans OF
Marathon Trip
On December 3

plans for the monthly promen-
AIDE at Marathon, on Saturday
December Srd, was discussed at
the regular promenade of voithre
Locale 72S, 40 and 8, held at the
Legion Home.
yoiture Locale 728 will parti-
cipate in the Armistice Day pa
rade to be held Friday morning.
The 40 and 8 Locomotive viii also
be on hand.
Following the promenade a de-
liciotis supper was served by
Voyageur James A. Gamble, ST..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

The November 4 luncheon
xtinn 81 the Officers Wives
$50 had Mrs. W. r. Ford and
- " H. Harris as hostesses.
Mayor and Mrs. A. Maitland
laat and Representative and
- H4nie c. papy as guests OF
Hnf
aa Adams addressed the
flsann a. ne subject Of the
lf 81 ire City 81 Key West
Interesting and informative
s'k fhal vas welI-received by
listeners Most Of the data in
adlfess. said Mr.. Adams. had
n complied from a study Of
BORA Key West Old and
w lhe hate Judge Jeffer-
NJ hrowue.
Dissertations for fine affair, ex-
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Coming EUeists


TUESDAY seVHilsl'l5Eh o.
Meetings. Fleet reserve As
soc ss nrsllen 70. go a, y
Lauaes tauAiLlai o.Sv Is.
g SiuDlooins. lon' a..s
rHzpasilsk $3.50 usss
speaker. social hour e ~
low.
Meeting sparkhn Waters !! ~ re- s,
pekan Lodge No; g .sp e. 8
~ g hnlgnts g s s.li e
Hall, EieInIng street sss VISIT
ms Hepska 1's Z 's!ee 'sass.
Meslln9 Y 8. 49, 49, 1as
p 5'ss5 $3.50, $3.50 a ~ s
IS, = $50 49,, s ~
" fiJlyE5l1A 4 e.lN DIN IA -. e
"a Gcllsha Navy M ~ 3 4 iu Is
NO. e. l5ltss. p 81 s 'oo S. ~ =
E1haing 10, q 2 Nava'
o'aeioA.
Meeting, Monroe county nos.
pltal Auxlllary. S:uo & "a. 81
Hospltal. IaI MIS-. rrlecilaru
az o45 Tor transportation.
Teenage Dance Arrnory Al
White and Southland streets
Being held Wednesday night
instead Of Friday this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtfand Gates,
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Seek DiDofces

Petitions seeking divorces were
filed yesterday ii the office 81
Circuit Court Clerk Earl r.
Adams by Frances Mae Worth
against Charles Edward Worth;
by David Senieox against Harriet
Senicox; by Mispah r. Lee
against Charles r. Lee, and BY
Violet Hafeman against Walter
Richard Hafeman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Schneiders
Haze adopted
Baby Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schneider, of
this city, have announced the
adoption Of a baby girl named
Penny Anne. The little girl
came to make her horne with the
Schheiders at the age of seven
months. and is now sixteen
months old.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Personal Mention

AIS Rosa Gonzalez. Of Havana,
reha. arrived In Key West re-
t.ntly 10 act as chancellor Of the
Eblan consulate here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Key Vest High School Band
70 Present Concert A Fnisifce Day

The Kew West High School Bond will present concert on
1ofsfee Duy November II. 230 PM at the Americun
LEGION Hdi On Stock Islund
Muior Eorl Dillon director announces the following mum
hers for the concert
ls.ss,,vz FF1t,oft Z VI Beethoven
4 Mcrch The Shedmlned Army Eorl Dillon
I 1l155es Solo Sonnumbulu E. Cuvullini
1u,a ss,sr,oa me Mosouerods Rail c. yerds
& Mcrch Youth of America n Yode1
: Void Wen Medley Over There M r Lake
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

u. S. Bureau Of Mines engi-
neers are making mineral IN
ventory of Kansas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

The scientific name for tiger
is Felis tigfis or Panthera tigris,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

when d tree stops growing it
begins to decline in health and
vigor.
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Austria has only IS daily news
papres and IL radio stations.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16

Miss Francis McCabe of Della
ware Hospital spent Tuesday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Noble. Jr..
of Berlin, Nd, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Noble, Sr.
Rev. and Mrs. JOHN p. George
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George HI. Townsend.
Their afternoon and evening cal
lers were. Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Belts of Clarksville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Nichols of New York, Miss
Flo Chestnut of Bethany Beach and
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Higgins of
Seaford, were guests over the week
end of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Amos McCabe.
/ Miss Hilda McCabe is leaving
Thursday for Newark, where she
will be enrolled at the University
Of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buzby O.
Haddonfield, NJ j., were over the
weekend guests of their sister, Mrs
Lulu Steele.
Mrs. Eva Culley of Wilm., after
spending month with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dale, returned
to her home on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
MILLVILLE

Church News, Sunday September
18th, Rev. j. P. George pastor; wor-
ship service, IL a. M, Sunday
school, 10 a. M, r. ]. West, Supt.
On Wed, evening the Cleaners
Society had their first meeting and
covered dish supper in the cot
tage of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland West
at Fenwick. with a very good at
tendants. All reported a very en-
joyable evening.
Mrs. Amy Wharton and Mr.. Eddie
Short were married Sept. 9rd, in
Denton, Md. Their attendants were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Temple Of
Dagsboro. The happy couple left
for trip to the Luray Caverns and
over the Skyline Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip West of New
York, N. Y. is visiting their mother
Mrs. Alice West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wrenn return
ed to their home in Charlestown,
S. c., ON Sunday, after spending
their vacation with their mother,
Mrs. Hattie West.
Mr.. Eddie Short returned to his
job in Salisbury on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Welch of
Florida were guests on Friday and
Saturday of Capt. and Mrs. Clinton
Evans.