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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
: bits OF Land Along The Coast Last
sOf Years audubon Screen Tour Series
10 Enthusiastically Receieed BY audience

81 sights audience az the
s@hownHe ~ BITS of Land al0nl
~.flnA Coast. me last u tins year.
- Audubun Screen Tour Series
.~spu0d themselves sitting up anc
@as.hln9 the proceedinEs with
> fati'A mere hreathiess interest
eshaa they had anticipated. Fof
ahls Was nat only an unusual
~sgiiuisna ~ bird hfe. their habits
$3.50. hahltat, a was also a record
81 mssne VI the risk involved in
sfah 81 such films
k8sh tgip was high adventure
aAiaays en- struggle against mac
'sssll,siitx transportation and
swufHiy pfuhlems were intricate
pnsi. sseitag canvas hulled
lA,uA Navy captains launch
staarlF hunie made raft--or per-
taTs . lane euid swim through
80 flslli earf Even after arrival
sirsf wegf oiienef than not cliffs
mals snd the portage Of ade-
n~auMtF photography equipment
Am't ssaiflsieni tiathinG protection
eMFfs aiWags q aeFiasia problem.
10 hfuan pfllcans ~ the An
easNs isianis are very much
a. talr nWn here In Key West.
aAss ~ Nelfufd Work being q
4 sifEsnian claims they are Just
~ htals hiaNrf Thcss weFe photo
ssa.el - every ltaee ~ breed
$50 faau eFE B. asiuli bird. a.
efse tls NaIialis speties 1T aulls.
aFa pafrifis w puffns. or the
sA nEeHnw nteff correctly call.
#Fsi maiiismaas. and cuFWorants.
Ela tefhniaaie ~ gently but
snHif hsnsillng the yuing birds
sanl.na was atlg demonssra-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
tKnow AmericAl
tknoW American

Bette Davis, screen star, born
in Lowell, Mass, Al years ago.
Gregory Peck, screen star, born
at La Jolla, Calf, SO years ago.
Spencer Tracy, screen star
born in Milwaukee, 40 years ago.
Gov. Chester BoWles of Connect
cut, ofletinie Economic Stabilizer,
born in Springfield, Mass, 40
years ago.
Lincoln Filene of Boston, no.
ted merchant, born in Boston, 48
years ago.
Harper Sibley Of Rochester,
N. Y, noted manufacturer -agricul-
turist, born in New York, GA
years ago.
Jesse H. Jones of Houston
Texas, former secretary of com
! merce, born in Robertson County
Tenn, rs years ago.
Melvin Douglass, actor, born
in Macon, Georgia, 48 years ago.
Rev. DR.. Johan A. Aasgaard o.
Minneapolis, president Of che
Evangelical Lutheran Church
born in Albert Lea, Mimi, "a
years ago.
Lieut.. Gen Idwal HI. Edwards
| born in New York, 81 years ago
Eugene E. Epeicher of New
York, noted artist, born in But
fafo, N. u, Sc years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

= - Ftg Commissioners met
Nes NNff Az vetr an0nH other
- 8E&A sm N1NthNt 90 MT the
NHf EumNenifs could So into
st Netf tsAIifus. and lnp of
mwA shfutw etF that might be
4fttN aHN wsth wiring, plumb
90 o. 90 gaarse. they promised
- az pfssihle care and DIS
~fffan and they wtil might
FafN However. many KEY West
~ Who have pui much labor,
49, sua eneFHy INTO the building
- tiHeI Naffieus and the grow
j. ~ ihrl trees objected 90 the
aHHtwhf uf coming home some
tan aad p0eaihlY finding the
! ei plinfiana Cut off, or
ssalls uthfI aueh calamity. and
80 fraiiY can't blame them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
"Hot" Junk

SEATTLE, Wash,-After emp
tying trunk in the backyard,
MIR. and Mrs. D. l. McOnich set
fire to the rubbish" In 1t, MFR.
McOnich spied a hand grenade.
Calling for help, the sheriff call
ed on a naval demolition expert
who said the hand-grenade was a
live American weapon. Also in
the pile was live Japanese
grenade, .37-mm. anti-tank
she'll and 200 rounds of japanese
machine-gun cartridges. The Nc
Oniches were unable to say
where the explosives came from
or how they got in the trunk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
sTkis Is 4 Busy Week For School
gIla,ards Ind Parent.TeacIier Groups

Tam tuN week IN April rs Ger
psaints sn sctiVc one Tor the va
! - Parent Teacher groups and
sihss slhuol organizations. There
see fuuf meetings OF school
~Erufnpa Substituted Tor Monday
m.nd TUESDAY II this week alone.
tHrfe Was regular Room
Aiutkers meeting Of the Division
msu,fi School at 730 on Monday
NpiEisi as WCll as an executive
see meeting Of the Poinciana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

School which met at the home
of Mrs. Genevieve Kerry. -.
Tonight the Harris School PTA
meets and they are showing that
outstanding film, "Playtown,
U.S.A." Any visitors interested
in the problems of children and
more particularly in Key Vests
reereational problems are wei
come to attend this showing. The
meeting takes place in the Har-
ris School auditorium at 8 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
Seek Divorces

Petitions seeking divorces were
filed yesterday in the office of
Circuit Court Clerk Earl Adams
by Stanley George Cleare, Jr..
against Eloise Brown Cleare and
by Mary L. Cutler against Walt
er r. Cutler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

unlimited quantities in bloom on
every hand. The pickaxe proved
useful tool for the purpose and
we soon had all the plants that
we desired. / find no mention of
Tetraziggia in Bailey's Cyclope-
dia of Horticulture"
Though native of the alkaline
soil of the lower East Coast, / am
satisfied that Tetraziggia could
be grown in Lee County gardens
and is well worthwhile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
Son Born To Mr..
Mrs. 4Ieeicko

A sevenspound. ten-ounce son
was born in the u. S. Naval Hos
pital, Key West, to Mrs. Alma r
Alexicko, wife of Michael Alex
icko, ADJ, Boca Chica.
The baby has been named Rus
sell Robert.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

"A year or more ago Wnen
motoring south of Miami my at
tention was called BY Walter M.
Buswell, botaf1ist, to an interest
ing native Towering shrub in the
rocky pine flatwoods near Home
stead. The leaves of the plant
something more than an inch in
width near the stem end and ta-
perirg to d long point were
about two and half inches in
length and distinguished by. two
peculiar characteristics in that
they were much lighter green on
the under-side and vein mark
ings, were all longitudinal.
While the unusual foliage of
the shrub alone would make it
an attractive feature of any trop-
ical garden. during the early
summer months it bears large
clusters of little white flowers
with yellow centers that are
very beautiful and slightly fra
grant, the flowers being follow;
ed by small black looking fruits
about the size of large buckle
berries. This interesting plant is
known as Tetraziggia.
After much difficulty l man
aged to pry several small plants
loose from the rocks, one OF
which with sufficient roots that
it started out to. grow nicely al
Estero, but was. ultimately killed
by the unprecedented flood of {
year ago. Since that time l have
been determined to get another
| plant, but there is now practical
" none of it in the pine wood.
north Of Homestead. Only re.
Gently / learned from Mr.. Bus.
we'll that great masses of Tetra
tziggia were in bloom along The
road south Of Florida City, 81
two weeks ago when on week
end trip TO Miami went pre-
pared to do the job with a pick
axe, the only tool that could cop,
with the native lime rock, as
grabbing hoe would have beef
| ruined in no time.
Thus IL was that on Sunday
I set out with Dr.. John Giffor,
of Coconut Grove in quest o
specimens Of the plant in ques
ton. Reaching Florida City
three miles south of Homestead
I we found a tropical little settle
n1ent OF. several hundred peopl
hand attractive 9nurneSaR whose mali
4 street HAS q parkway lined wit
stately Royal Palms.
Taking the Royal Palm Par
Road, we were no sooner outsid
the town than the woods every
where were observed to be do,
| ted in all directions with tn
bloom Of Tetraziggia, many {
| the bushes being taller than one
1 head"
| Never having seen Royal Pair
Park, some IL miles below. Flol
| ida City, we continued on dow
to that wild beauty spot. Follow
ing a hasty survey of the par
we headed back on the home
ward trip, stopping en- route I
dig few good sized plants {
Tetraziggia of which there Wer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
.iePiy To We'd

II IA application Tor a marriage
a3srcnso vas filled yesterday in the
kihg ~ County Judge Raymond
- Bird by Edward Brown. Jr..
b. n she Z > Marines and Mar
b. Marie MaGwre. "a. OF the Key
ksst Cottage Court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
A Native Towering Shrub
OF The Flatwoeds
By A. Il. ANDREWS

Florida known the Lend Of Flowers and rightly 80.
iudqfhu rom tremendous vufieY Of exofc towering trees
shrubs everywhere perks und gdens but here in
South Florida wild nuve oru is seldom met with in pro-
fusion 10 be worthy OF specid note Such wos my expert
motoring through the rocky pine fiot
woods Of southern Dude County rsuted in The American
Euqle of July lst 1897, ds follows:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05

Dreamed white onions may be
combined with hard-cooked eggs
for a luncheon casserole; sprinkle
with grated yellow cheese and
put under the broiler or in the
oven until the cheese is lightly
Drowned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
Personal Meliti0st
Sister visits peter Roberts


Mrs. Ada Holland of Norfolk;
Virginia, is visiting her brother,
MIR. Peter b. Roberts of I'LL
Southland street. Also staying
with the Roberts is a cousin, Mrs.
Kate Hoefel, of St. Louis, Mis-
souri,. The Roberts had not seen
either Mrs. Ada Holland or their
cousin Kate Hoeful for As years,
which is the length of time since
they left Key West.
Casa Marina Entsftains Nine
Unexpected Guests
Arthur Clark, of st. Regis
Falls, New York who has worked
at the Casa Marina since Deem
Der as a handy man, is a retired
restaurant owner from Syracuse,
New York. Before leaving for
home he stopped in at The
Citizen to say how much he had
enjoyed Key West and meeting
Key Westers, particularly, Joe
Kemp, Chief of Police and his
side-kick, tt. Baker as well as
the rest of the firehotse sand po-
lice station boys. they ID a good
job and he asked many of his
new friends to come and visit
him at his summer, home,t 2877
acre farm in Franklin County at
the Northern boundary of New
York State.
Mr.. Clark wishes to particular
" thank Mi and Mrs. Leonard
Hicksand Manager Emmett Con-
milf and Mrs. Florence Barnes for
extending the hospitality of the
hotel to his blonde cocker spani-
ell Tiny and her nine pups. They
were born on the grounds and
allowed to stay until he could
find good homes for all OF them
skriiioffs Return To New
Brunswick, New Jersey
Mrs Berta Skrilloffs and her 8
children Florence, Toby and Ell
len are planning to pleave Key
West for a return to their home
in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
They have been visiting their
parents, Rabbi and Mrs. Abraham
Schwartz since February 2lst and
| have thoroly enjoyed their stay.
Mrs. Skriloff thinks SO much OF
Key West that she simply can't
imagine spending winter any
where else. She is already look
ing forward to her next years
| visit.
Son Is Confirmed
| Ira Joe SHERMAN, - years
| old, and son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
SHERMAN of this city, will be
| confirmed in his faith at the
B'Nai Zion SYNAGOGUE On Friday
evening. April 7th. The cere-
mohv will be continued in Sat
| urday's service as well. Sam Sill
herman is the owerr Of the Key
| West Venetian Blinds Company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-05
REPORT

REPORT
\ Key West. Fla.,s April 5rstg49 4
CONSERVATION taken at City Offices
Il $3.50 am. EST
Tenuerafures
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13

the names of individuals who
made additional contributions to
the Combined Jewish Appeal at
a luncheon given in Rabbi Her
zog's honor at the Miami Beach
Jewish Community Center.
Speaking at the luncheon, RaD-
bi Herzog said that financial sac
rficies could in no way compare
to the sacrifices that had been
made by the people of Israel who
had given their lives for the free
dom of the new state and urged
all present to make additional
contributions to the campaign.
$27,OO was raised at the lunch
con. DR.. Jacob H. Kaplan, presi-
dent of the Florida Rabbinical
Association, presided at the meet
ing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13
Cube Celebrates
Israel Anniversary

HAVANA, (JTA) - Israels
independence Day was celebrat-
ed here at a reception this week
arranged by the Zionist Organi-
cation of Cuba and attended by
a number of leading personalities.
It eliminated in a large mass
meeting at the National Amphi-
theatre. One of the features of
the celebration was the laying of
a wreath at the monument of
the Cuban national hero, Jose
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13
FEDERAL PAROLE BOARD
CONSIDERING NEW PLEA
FOR PAROLE BY PELLEY.
EX.SILVER SHIRT LEADER

GTA) - The
Federal Parole Board has given
additional consideration to an ap-
plication for parole by William
Dudley Policy, former leader OF
the Silver Shirts and a notorious
anti Semitic, it was announced
here this week. Pelley, who was
convicted and sentenced to a
fifteen-year prison term for Sc
dition in 1912, filed an appeal for
reconsideration following the
Boards rejection of his first
petition last August.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13

Others who were elected to Of
flee were: Jack Albin, Abraham
Goodman, Sam Lachman, STAN
ley c. Myers and Herbert E.
Scher, vice presidents; Mrs. Mil
ton Sirkin, secretary; Joseph M.
Rose, treasurer; Sam Blank,
Moses Ginsberg, Monte Selig,
Carl Weinkle and Jacob ZiSkind,
trustees.
Also elected at the meeting
were the governors-at-large.
The Rabbi was introduced to
the gathering by Stanley c. My
ers, William D. Singer presented
him a scroll, which contained
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13

Martin. at a ceremony attended
bv children of all Jewish schools
in the city.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-13
Rabbi Herzog Sparks
Miami '49 u. ]. A. Drive

DR.. Isaac Ialevi E1erzog. chief rabbi of Israel was pF1nclPaal
SNEAKER Il the annual meeting of the Greater Miami Jewish Fed
GRAFTON last week at the Municipal Auditorium. BaY4ront Fak'
William D. Singer was elected president OF Federauon at
meeinc. SINGER, who has served as chairman Of the lS4S Comnlne0
Jewish Appeal. succeeds Jacob Sher. who was named honorary
Evening star., 1949-11-08
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. law, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days
and receipe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
George Scott, %. $40 5th st. NV, and
William Fahr' q, 1927 33rd st. NV. and
geraldine Mckee 81, Merehantville,
Merle Frye. 80. Arlington. Va. and Mary
u.,rsa Crssier, H., ss, Alexandria Va. ,
Biron, sa' 1875 Hsfimafe; istS .st. n.x. an0 jean
John Lemay. 80; 611 22nd st. NV. and
rdssId3 dMsT301as Ress whs' g. e e asls : snd
Albert Chisefsky, "A, 1922 New Hampshire
ass; assh nv and Annie Pease' 1e' 1914
william Stevens. 81. 1904 Talbert st. me-.
Thelma Miller. Is. 1907 Minnesota ave.
Milton silyerman, SO. and Jennifer Boy
Ian. 22; both Of Baltimore.
and Gonsfsncs a5sss 81 146s Morris g.
Henry R.y.. pink; Il q. J., 7os e.. G St sw, and Or.
and Gertrude wills. IS, 1sss Gales
Vernon Rusher. %. Arlington, Va. and
Helen currier. %, 1910 Belmont I'd.
warrep sappinsten: q. and Anna Black
nv. and olive Mecracken, q. sssi
oress9 osa q eiuse, a:v %. Richmond. Calf: and
Homer snd NILS NILS III So Fast soS SapsoI st.
awe. ne nssnef nse. Alvarez Sl' oo@ maryland
Charles Marshall. 25. Falls Church. Va.
and Marjorie Scott. 10. 1927 chesa-
osssb saa Ems als.n bFoyn pSes Log S1d
surley Mosley, %. 4oe1 3rd st. NV, and
HrS Naomi oSsm4n NsasR g. e. 5S s5al MoR lSh e.
IS. both Of 9Os Decatur st: NV,
NV, and Doris Dalton. es, 57ss sth
Floyd Thomas q. and Jean Burruss, 20,
RoHlsy. 81 Arlington. Va. a '
and Dorothy Jones, 1s. Soos' 5 Astoi Or
Lorenzo chislom: 90, s11 g. n st; NV; and
August orghn. 80; 1922 10th St. NV" and
Samuel Feldman. 30. and Tillie Peltx. "a.
join Ssnis sS:S his,: e. ss as.ss as:R St s. n and
NV. and Edna Grice, rs, 4oo4 se.cher
st. NV.
oeronis Latson. Sss. 4o7 11th st. Sc, and
James Horan, 90, 49, New Jersey ave Sc,
and Genevieye Divven, IS. 1882 M
pl. sc.
Thomas Lawrence, %, 1441 Monroe st.
NV. and Emma Williams. %, 41O4 14th
st. NV
'2ss stESsss 1s Sls Sls sc St ; and
Hugo Lanza-Ballvian. 90. 2106 r. st.
NV, and Barbara Simms. %, 119 For
rester st. s.w.
Julius Boykin, 50, Sill sth s.. NV, and
Betty Brewer 36, New York City;
Joseph Graziano. 80. 1880 Lanier pl.
NV. and Goldie Rutter. "a, Hunting
Percy washington, 25. and Louise Jones,
22, 712 Fairmont st. NV.
Bert Edwards. 22. and Frances Porter,
20, 2106 st. ne.
Andrew Witko. "a. 1905 Summit pl.
NV, Maria de zaldumbide. 90, Quito.
John spinney. s5. Roanoke. Va, Dora
Massey, %: 1925 14th pl. Sc.
Lawrence Griffin, 20. 1919 q st. NV, and
Geraldine DEMPSEY, "a, 1888 1st st. s.v.
James Luckett ~. 1857 Columbia I'd
NV, and Betty Steele. SO. 311s 18th
st. NV.
Gerard Routhier. 81. Arlington. Va. and
Julia Ellington. %. 1925 Calvert st. NV.
Walter ScEafran, 49, New York, and Mary
Long, 90, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1949-11-08
Births Reported

From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Edward and Marian villalon. boy.
Edmund and Kathleen Warther. girl.
Ovelton and Margaret Willett. girl
Norman and Ruth Yudkoff. girl
jackson and Betsy Waldron, girl.
Wilbur and Marcelline Wenger. boy.
Clarence and June Wright. girl.
James and Willie Demery, boy.
James and Edith Dorsey, girl.
Louis and Audrey Green, girl
Daniel and Lillian Hamamoto. girl
Clarence and Wilhelmina Hunter. boy.
Harold and Tinnie Jackson, boy.
Leon and Lillian johnson. boy.
Harry and Yvonne Lananze. boy.
Aar1y and . Emma Lewis, girl.
1gnatius and Mary Platter. girl.
John and Gladys Randall, girl.
William and Edna Smith boy,
Charles and Clarance Taylor, girl.
Herman and Hazel Thomas. girl.
Joseph and Mary Travers, girl
Woodrow and Catherine Williams, girl,
Harry and Carrie Davis, boy.
John John and : Msrion s Denney. boy.
Ivan and Shirley Hall, girl
Thomas and Enora Howard, boy.
Carlethia and Marian jackson, boy.
John and Josephine jackson. boy.
William and Ojetta johnson, girl.
Park and Sau Lee. girl.
Marshall and Gladys Lytle. girl
James and Venion Pearson. girl.
Walter and Olivia Queen. girl.
EDWARD and Alice Roberts, boy.
John and Mary Tarleton. girl.
George and Matte Taylor, boy,
Robert and Gertrude Thompson. boy.
Richard and Annie Webb. girl.
John and Gabrielle Wright, boy.
Evening star., 1949-11-08
Deaths Reported

Edna Loudon. 40, 2529 Bladensburs rd. a. e.
Bernice Prior, 81, 4715 First st. sw
James Jones. 76, Blue Plains, D. c.
Travis H. Jones. ~. Pinsbury, Pa.
Tederlck T. Lucas 49, $40 MCLEAN ave.
Mary B. Jeffries, 4a. 1899 10th st. NV.
Luvenia Jenkins, Al. Woodland, N, c.
Evening star., 1949-11-08

Fine ,lustrous dyed block Persian lomb
with ,foshon emphasis in the black full
ness, sIopinq shoulders, cuffed sleeves. :.
fIottering 4O-inch or full lengths Beout-
fully tailored and detailed to meet JeIleffs
trodtionoIIy exoctno Specifications. Your
choice Of tieht-curl or the softer. looser
curl. Sizes Il to l8.
Jellef's-Fur Salon-Third Floor, Street,
Also Shirlington, 4473 Conn. Ape.
Evening star., 1949-11-08

stroock nubby wool coot, eroeiousy full, with big,
flop patch pockets. LueurousIy topped with lynx
fox smother sucE beautiful protection between
you and the weother. Beige, mestre toupe, red
or green. Misses, sizes
JelleD' D's-Misses' Coat Shop-Third Floor,
r Street, Also Bethesda, Shirlington,
l473 Conn. Ape. and Silper Spring
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29
Fisher River News

George Gilbertson of Missoula
scent the week end at the Harvey
Shelley home. He returned home
Sunday on the bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Davis, sor
Kenneth, daughter Mrs. Dorothy
! Davis and infant, spent Thursday
in Kalispell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Trevert Sager, ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Caldbeck spent
the week end at the Harvey Shelley
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Davis and son Kenneth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Shelley,
daughter Jean, and George Gilbert
son, MIR. and Mrs. Trevert Sager,
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Caldbeck, Miss
Wilma Kenelty, and Mrs. A. Ken
city, were among the ones who at
tended the Old Time Dance at Lin
coins Inn. A good time was had
by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis drove
over from KaliSpell last week end
They returned Sunday evening.
The All Club had a meeting, Fri
day evening, at the Garth Kenelty
home. Twenty-Five members were
present. They all had a nice time,
Thurman Trosper arrived home
from MisSoula Saturday evening and
was called back Monday morning.
Mrs. Trosper is expecting a visit
from the stork.,
A crowd of nearly one hundred
people attended the Manicke school
program and dance at the
Pine Tree Club hall Saturday night
The All club sang some songs also.
Santa Claus was present and passed
around candy, nuts, apples, and pop
corn balls. A lunch was served and
4 good time was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenelty
and family was served lovely din
her, on Christmas, at the Garth |
<enelty home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Carroll |
md son Edward, Mr.. and Mrs. Har- /
,ey Shelley and daughter Jean, !
Mss Grace Kenelty and her mother,
hrs. A. Kenelty, had Christmas din
Ter at the Charles Carroll home.
Bert Davis from McGinnis Mea- !
lows was in Libby Saturday on
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-12-29

business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis and
children, Sherry and Leo, left Sat
urday for Spokane, where they will
make their home. The Davis are
originally from Spokane. They Will
/ be missed by the entire community.
/ Mrs. Garth Kenelty received a
/ Christmas card and letter from Mrs.
/ Dale Roper, the former Jean Fow-
! Ter. She stated that it will be
spring before she has the casts re-
moved. Her husband has had a
series of operations and it will be
summer before he is released from
the hospital. They were injured in
an airplane crash last fall in Cali
fornia while on their honeymoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Waylett and
sons, Danny, Denny, and Dale. left
Thursday for Hamilton, where they
will spend Christmas with Mr.. Way
let's relatives. They expect to re-
turn home Monday evening. Mr..
Macdonald is attending to the store
during the Wayletts absenSe.
Miss Clara Pearman is home on
vacation at the home of her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lloyd
Mrs. Rex Fleming motored to
California with her son, Fred Will
liams, wife, and family. While in
California, Mrs. Flemmings will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Shell
ley and family, also her sisters.
Mrs. Louis Bothman ST.. was in
Libby Saturday shopping.
The Misses Wilma Kenelty and
Barbara Davis spent the week END
in Libby While there they attend
ed the wedding of Miss Dolores
Hunt and Rodgers Hardy.
The Hobsons and Zindas seren-
AIDED the McGinnis Meadows Christ
mas Eve by radio and amplifier.
They went by sleigh to each of the |
homes while the radio played |
Christmas carols.
Mrs. Blackwell, from Happy's |
mn, was in Libby Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Van Al
time of Kalispell, spent Christmas
It the Morris Davis home.
Mrs. Garth Kenelty, Leanne, Jer-
y, and Richard were in Libby Sat-
lrday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Trosper
ire the proud parents of baby boy,
,orn December IS, weighing 8 lbs.