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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-16
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Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
today. partly cloudy tonight, fair
Friday Cooler tonight and Fri
day Moderate to fresh northerly
winds becoming northcasttalN
Friday
Florida Far except some
cfoudiness southeast coastal see
tim Cooler south portion TODAY.
f'air and moderately cool tonight
and Friday
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits. Moderate northerly wind
today becoming north and nofth-
cast Friday Partly cloudy wea-
ther with few showers over ex-
IRENE south portion today, other-
wise clear to partly cloudy wea-
Their.
East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate
northerIy winds becoming gen
tie to moderate north and north
east Friday Fair weather
Jacksonville to ApaIachicola:
No email craft or storm warn
ings have been issued.
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JaysIees To Haze Card Party
Tonight; AIso Plan March Luncheon

The Jayshees. at their meeting
his week. held a. the Jaycee
1nbhouse on Flagler avenue,
lad rs their guest Mrs. Edgar
Willing, who addressed the mem-
berSiip .on the subject Of the
great need for q new public Ii
bfary in Key West.
Speaking at some length. Mrs.
Willing asked the cooperation OF
the Jayshees organization on this
preiett tressing the great help
this cooperation would be toward
the realization Of obtaining this
new public library
i was announced that the jay
shoes have completed plans Tor
their; card party to be held to-
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Macy Tres
.Rosrled III NNpuI
Station llleys

Ia Contha Navy Wives CfuE
bpwlers nt llnderway with .
good start on Tuesday morning u
the ScapIane Base tyowling az
leys.
High score was mode By Enid
House with 1858, followed by
Judy Fankls with l42 and Alice
N0ack with 40.
Other b0wlers were the Mes
DANES Ferne Wingate, June
Tucker, Joyce Fernandez, Fritz
Johnson Frances Wilkenson, Jan
Duke, Florence Higgins and Doro-
thy Granat
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Miss Geraldine Lone To Wcd
Lester j. H0mBIiu liz Pensacola

Mr. ana MRS. C. G. Lower, Of
- West Romma street. Pensa-
cola, FLORIDA. have announced the
ehgsasmsnt and approaching
niaffiass Of their daughter, Miss
Geraldine Lowe, to Lester j.
Hambiin, UsN. son Of Mr.. and
Nrs 4 , FIa.ablin Of Milford,
Ctnntcicui
The marriage Is scheduled tu
take plaec ON Sunday. February
2s az ~ First Methodist Church
nars,mnec Ia Pensacola with the
Hrv. Rice, pastor, officiating, fol-
lowing which n reception will be
hello honor.ng the couple at ths
homo "a the brides parents Thes
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Bridge District. and also menl4
Der Of the Rotary Club told the
Rotarians today that at tomorrow
mornings r1eating Of the Cham
Der cf COMMERCE said the COM
nlissioners of the district would
answer the charges made by Ed
win Trevor, former chairman OF
the commission. made to Gever-
nor Fuller Warren.
Joe Allen, president of the
Chamber Of Commerce, agreed
TO grant a hearing to receive the
statements of the commissioners
to the Trevor charges, said De-
merritt.
Madison Porter. a Navy man
attached to Naval Air Station
Boca Chica tiesd, demonstrated
the use Of parachl.tes, and ex-
planned the various pieces Of
equipment carried BY the await
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BacAstage Staff Prepares For Coming
Key Vest Players Production,
Hearen Can Waif,' Wifh Creat Care

When you're sitting "out front
- enc theatre. You're usually Sc
enerossed in watching the pro:
ercss ~ ne story thut's unfold.
ins ~ ~ STAGE that there is lit.
ile. II afc. awarcness Of what is
a,,ing CA sackstage. And yet, the
work ~ ilW tcclsnicians. the stage
crew and ~ The other assistance
that saca INTO any show, is a vital
part 10 The illusion we call good
flicaNr.
Mazda I.azarovici. director a
the forthcoming Key West play-
cr Fwluctinn If Heaven Can
Wat rs Harry Segall, Inns
eiiQn herr hackstage staff with
as iaiieh care as was shown in
1rlcfilnr .hc east for the play
ifUn thoac who volunteered.
Raert Pollock has been named
manager fr the show. a Job he
peflofmed magniiicently in the
rrndueiion II Laura" From the
hcaifning rehearsal through the
dosing night. Mr.. Pollock will be
a. work in a hundred different
chpsniiies "a see that every per-
fofmeiice runs smoothly.
JaHice White. whose work at
lhe Barn Theatre has been mem
olahiF since the earliest days Of
ihe &layers, has been named as
isiani STAGE manager.
SiNfr Heaven Can Wait" is a.
three So show. Everett n VIM
~ &iii have his hands fun OF
lnunfFs. nails. saws and per-
hal Hue and battered finger
nsil Az Winter was responsible
~ lhe striking sci on which the
&1l|d pTcmiere ol .sfhRee's A
Grove was played last season,
Technical director for ''Ileav-
en- will BE- Joseph Lazarovici,
whose years 81 experience in pro-
I6asional theatre have enabled
HIM 10 contribute enormously to
the success Of many Players pro-
aaelions.
Ia flnrgP II costumes and art
dlFeeior for the show win be
hnily cotton. who is. this year.
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Mary J0cque lime Turso Has
Large Third birthday Party

Mary Jarqueline Turso. daughl
icF 81 Nj and Mrs J Turse. celc-
bratcds asr third birthday on
Mondll Of this week with a
parfv "a her home, which was
attended by thirty guests.
hrlplpE 20 make the offair a
gala event were Mary Jacque-
line'sfa amt Mrs. Marie Miller,
and her uncles. o. ]. Miller, Louis
Nieodemo and William Turse. all
81 Union City New Jersey, who
had been mentioning in Key
West for the past three weeks
Little Miss Turso was the re-
ripient of many beautiful gifts
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| Mrs. Marks
Returns From
Detroit, Mich.

Mrs. J. j Marks, Of the Casa
Roma, has returned to her home
after an extended visit with her
son in Detroit, Michigan,
Her guests al present are her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. William d. Laurence.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Haskifls,
all OF Muskegon, Michigan.
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Coming Epents

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TO-
Exhibit Of new paintings by
Geae Otto. Woman's Club
BuiIegIug, Duyal street. 2 te
6r M daily Now until Feb
ruary 10.
MONDAY. F'EsBlett Ar & 10
Third ot Key West Cernsassaity
ConcArt Association nrescia.
tatiors. Mona Psulee n3ezzo-
soprano, III recital 10 Con.
vent Auditorium 800 r. M.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 254
OPENING Of Flower Show. spoil.
sored by Key West Gardef
Club. ElkS Club Annex
Three days.
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from her grandmother. aunts and
uncles in New Jersey; as wcH Is
from her relatives here at home
and guests at The party.
Decorations consisted of pastel
colofed balloons that, had been
strung ua and Nere botsncing
gaily, and the large and beauti-
fuf birtfIaay cake occupied the
place Of honor as the. table cen
terpieces
Refreshments were served and
many ganfes played and prizes
were Won by little Miss Garnet
Maria Shoals and Baby Joseph
Beiro.
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Youngest Rulnba
Saturday At
uban Club Dance

South Florida's tiniest and
most talented, Youngest run9lr
team will appear at the Cuban
Club Saturday night in connee-
ton with q gala dance to be given
81 this popular Laiin-Ancrican
spot, Saturday NIGHT at Q o'clock:
The dancing couple Miriam
Miehin and Dissna Diaz, just back
from the west coast Of Flor5du-
where they made several person
Al appear tnces IN Tampa during
the Csaspafiila Festival were ac-
claimed tlie worlds greatest
tinfest and Youngest DANCING
team By many ont Of town visie
tors who Claimed they had ncvci
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BaileYs Have Daushter
NJ, and Mrs. Kennard RI Bal.
ley, l4l-H Poinciaha Place, am
nounca the birth 81 a daughter,
Tuesday, Feb IA st 6:37 IS nj.
The new arrival weighing nine
pounds, thirteen and three arar-
ter OUNCES has been given Tire
snaane Of Christine Ann
KcnIard Bailssy is Fignlan
FIRST attached to tile u. S S.
Coolbauell ID. T., 2l7 Station al
The Development station.
Both MIR. and Mrs. Kcnnard
Eailcy are former residents OF
Matu.icctown. New Jersey.
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A'sssal Membership SEosC To Open
Next Week At MartellO Art Gallery

Raifts and brushes have been
much in evidence in Key West
during the past few weeks, as the
members of the Key West Art and
Historical Society prepair for the
annual membership show to be
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cARD OF THANKS

Many neighbors and friends
were so good to us during the
last illness of our daughter,
Brenda Jean. We are very CRATE
full, and in this public card we
express our thanks to each and
an for their kindness of words,
deeds or flowers.
Mr.. and MRS. WARREN
LOWE.
{ehfG-1fw
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held a The Maftello Gallery 81
the county beach.
The exhibition is scheduled to
open formally on Tuesday, Feb.
81. Local artists are requested to
take their works to the gallery
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According to Mohammedianism.
the Korean rests upon written
tradition and must be handed
down in no other way; but what
ever the reason the Koran has
never been printed in any Mos
lem country except by litho-
graphy.
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BIZ such youngsters
Miriam IS the daughter Of Dir
and Mrs. Alfred Machin Of Per-
tcr's Place and Dlana Is the
daughter 81 AIr and hlrs. Joseph
Diaz Of Catherine street.
Sergio Milan and his poru'ar
coniunclo Los Canbancheros has
been retalntegl - FURNISH uit
music for the affair IN u5hich ilr
band VII inirsluce new bot
guaraehas and bolcros. ANY ule
Wishing reservations for the 81
fair may call il',7-M Al any time.
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ApnrroHA1 TIDE DATA

For its weight, bird is. far
stronger than man--itS wing
muscles having infinitely more
power, in proportion to their
size. than the muscles of the hu-
man arm and shoulder.
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By The Aaaeeiated Rteas
HElIl14 HOPPER GETS
RID or SKUNK

Columnist Hedda Hopper has
lost no time getting rid Of the
pet skunk she got as 4 Valentine
from Joan Bennett.
Hedda cave the furry little
beast to Actor James Mason,
whosn she aeaeribeli a. "a animal
lover who IS very fond Of cats.
Observed Miss Hopper IT
seems there's . great affinity be-
tween cats and skunks..
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REPllRT

RFpORT
Key West. Fla, Feb. IGs 1850
Observation taken al City Oftice
$50 am. EST
Temperatures
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tSea Levsll $40 ana
30s12 ms. 10000 mbs.
nrnorrow.a Almanac
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paeeIplaatLon
BaromeyeE

Relatiye Hamidity. asa0 g.
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causing confusion of the main communist aims
$ in this country right now Unless
intelligence In the
coming election and start sweeping out the comedians
representing
present pandemOnum gning Capitol Hill will be only
a rehearsal for the main show yet to come
years when handful of who knew whereof we
tried point out the sgnposs on the road down which
forces were leading the American people we were aoed as
genuine redbaitng going on Apparently
couldn't distinguish between fiction and act
several back still suffering from the same brand Oh De-
fuddlement.
If every citizen connie front
organization going label put him. the
al going to have some distinguished company
Many years fashionable to be liberal
bang bravey vocal got hooked by the front causes
getting whn of the suoty wafed OH Dy
groups, severed connections.
than prominent public figure maneuVered
into letting his name be put on the OF one OF more "
groups actually knowing what he about or
what the group about
If erheads sporting citizens
Pal Joeys there's gonna be
an awful lot Joeys cropping next few months
think dozen leading citizens of the Twin Cities
forward to being summoned to Washington and
mauIed by a congressional enemies" Of their
simply their the eerheads OF
organization now front" "subversive"
However individual the letter
membership rolls of long list of these
help has been either extraordinarily
nav exactly what he was doing
stirred by Mccarthy should be resolved
way the other
1t doesn't necessarily communist be-
anings the past anymore than follows
himself of communist charges merely by stating
that he is not connie
proof should something far more con-
crete than eterheads or statements Of negatOn.
Former St Paute Adoph Thomas and his wife
type teevson squater People come TO
apartment evon and pacidy sit until the last
bed and leaves the
little 10 hostess honors.
anything drinks" of them ask This Is the type
of and spent the
evening huggng of while he enjoyed the entertain
ment Now he to the Thomas
apartment watches his VOrte TV show In comfort while
that be on hand All for
o
guessing with the Thomases Al NC
stay iusta the during his visit
Mr. M. Grapes when walked in
I've been doing Johnny grmbled rs
working washing dishes running vacuum, few min
utes later Mcclure greeted everybody looked
me- started something the most hilarious
double off-screen.
We'll for Mcclure gasped. well, I'll be-!
He just surprised to see
Maxwell Mcclure took great pains TO tell
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Avon St.. is slowly recovering
from a partial stroke he suffered
four weeks ago. He is now able to
be up and about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson
and family of Marion, Ind, will
spend their Easter vacation in st.
Paul visiting Mr.. Wilson's aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. o. d.
Charleston, $40 st. Anthony Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are former
st. Paulites. Mr.. Wilson is the ex-
ecutive secretary of the Urban
League in Marion, Ind.
Mrs. Lawrence Hickman, 296 N.
st. Adams, was the honored guest
at a party given Saturday, April
l, by the Friendship Sewing and
Social club, at the home of Mrs.
Frank Thurston, TOP Iglehart Ave.
Other guests present were the
Messrs. Robert Cox, Lawrence
Hickman and Thurston. Mrs Hick-
man was given a birthday present.
The next meeting Of the club will
be at the home Of Mrs. Gladys
Williams.
The Social and Literary Society
of Pilgrim Baptist church met at
p. m. Tuesday, April 4 at the
home of Mrs. Willie Mae Warren,
396 Rondo Ave.
Dorothy and Joan Davis, nine
and eleven year old daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Davis, North
st. Paul, participated in the All
Club style show, given Saturday,
April at the Golden Rule. Doro-
thy and Joan, who are members
of the All club, modelled blouses
they had made themselves.
The Two o'clock Bridge club
met Saturday, April at the home
of Mrs. Charles Rogers, 1856 Ron
do Ave. Winning prizes were the
Mines. Richard Adams, Cornelius
Mobiley, and Maurice Crouch, first
second and third prizes respec-
lively. Miss Rozelle Jones and Mrs.
Ethel Virgins were guests at the
club meeting.
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IRTHDAY''
GREETINGS
an PAUL BIRTHDAYS


April 12--Dr. Lillian Lewis, 675
Iglehart Ave. April 13--Mrs. Effie
w. Larlins, 734 st. Anthony Ave-;
Mrs. Idelle Patton, 954 st. An
thony Ave, April IA Mrs. Louis
Moore, 662 w. Central Ave; Mrs.
Edgar William Owens, 235 Rom
do Ave. April 15-Sarah Elizabeth
Hill, S3S Carroll Ave; Myrrhene
Allen. 973 Iglehart Ave. April 16--
Mrs. Ardelia Allen. 658 w. Cen
trail Ave; Mrs. Sarah Hardy, 97e
Charles St; Joan Ross, 667 st.
Anthony Ave; Matte A. Bonner,
S23 Kent st.
Out-of- Town Birthdays
April l2-Gabrielle Kirk. WASH
ington. d. c. April l3--Lillian
White. Los Angeles. Calf; DON
aid Russell, Los Angeles, Calf.
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Central Ave-, will observe their
35th wedding anniversary.
Queen Of Sheba Chapter No. 5,
Order of the Eastern Star, win
meet Monday, April 10, at s o.
clock at the Perfect ASHER
Lodge Hall, TIA st. Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Josephine Jordan is worthy
matron of the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Williams,
S57 st. Anthony Ave, will observe
their 18th wedding anniversary
Saturday, April IS.
Members Of the Just.Us club
are planning to bring Easter
cheer to several shut-ins on Easter
Sunday. The group made these
plans in their Thursday, March
80 meeting held at the home of
Mrs. Earl Cannon, 68S Carroll
Ave. The group will hold it's next
meeting April 20 at the home of
Mrs. Ida Combs, 935 Thomas Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Todd, 883
Rondo Ave, will observe their
seventh wedding anniversary,
Monday, April IT.
Mrs. Walter Bennett, 872 st.
Anthony Ave, is home in bed suf-
fering from heart trouble. She has
been i'll for some time.
The Credjafawn Social club met
Thursday night, March 80 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ben
ner. 672 st. Anthony Ave. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benner and Buzz Brown were
joint hosts to the meeting.
Mr.. william BOwden, 1872 N.
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r ATTN 9 tn Z
r { G Q r D
n Ho. nnAnn
A. Foster
By J. Henry Randall

AZ Foster
Mahalia Jackson, to whom the
title of Queen of Gospel Singers"
has been given, sings two beauti-
full spirituals which are especially
right for the Easter season. On
one side is the measured song
story of Jesus Last Mile of the
Way, depicting the cross-laden
Christ making the torturous
climb up the Mount Calvary. It's
mate is I'm Glad Salvation Is Free,
spiritual which fits in so well
with the centuries-old observance
of Christ's salvation from the
tomb. Her eloquent vocal display
seems to give voice to the familiar
chant He is risen from the dead"
(Apollo) Another pair,
though not considered Easter
tunes, are done by the Roberts
Martin Singers of Chicago. Their
third disc since debuting into the
commercial recording field, the
sides feature the male voices of
the chorus-Eugene Smith and
Norsalus McKissick. Smith holds
solo honors on DO You Know Him,
a spiritual of very unusual and
far away vocal sound. The COM
panion, with McKissick in the lead
role, is the familiar hymn, The
Old Ship Of Zion, revamped excel
lently as a gospel song (Apollo).
The Soul Stirrers, in their first
disc, on a west coast label, have
an extended version of the hymn
BY and BY which is a delight to
hear. The double-sided recording
builds up steadily to a "hallelujah"
revival climax on part 2. In the
solo spot is Paul Foster, a new
conner to the group Speciality -.
Another Hymn Familiarity associa-
ted with the Easter season, The
Old Rugged Cross, is sung by the
Pilgrim Travellers, with Kylo
Turner taking the lead role. Com
panion piece is the inspirational
gospel hymn, Call Him by His
Name, with Turner and Keith
Barber sharing solo spots. (spec-
ialty).
Also Easter, but in the popular
vein and just right for the small
fry, is Fran Allison's tale of Peter
Colonial, done TO the bright tenn
pc dished up by Jack Fascinato
and his men. Mate is the lullaby
ish Stars are the Windows Of
Heaven. (Victor).
For Duneing, Too
On other labels, there Is also
good dance material. Joe Liggins
and his "honeydripper beat" do
two orginals-Plnk Champagne, a
groovy, rhythmic and harmonious
item with ensemble singing, and
Sentimental Lover Speciality. E.
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vibes ace Lionel Hampton is out
front with exhibitions Of his arts
try on the groovey blues vehicle
sung by Sonny Parker, Sad Feel
Ing. Flip is the novelty bounce
about Ramps Gumbo (Decca) 80.
Pearl Bailey and Tony Pastor
team for vocals on Mamie Ii Mimi.
from Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
and the Paul Gayten popular For
You My Love. La Bailey, as usual,
is at her ad-hbbing best (Colum-
bia) Another duet, making
name for themselves does good
work on Go to Sleep, Go TO Sleep
and Ask Me No Questions. The
pair are Mindy Carson and Don
Cornell, with Henri Rene providing
the musical background (Victor)
DOC Sax" Willis jackson,
rips away madly on tenor opus
On My Own, with rough skin beat
ing by Panama Francis and slows
down TO rock in rhythm to Dance
Of the Lady Bug (Apollo) =.
Phil Harris and his Dixieland Syn
copators zestful swing out on a
pair OF Dixieland oldies, Muskrat
Ramble and Walk with q WiggIe,
both sung by Phil (Victor) &.
Hear Phil Regan's vocal Of On the
Other Side Of the Water and
Scattered Toys, with Skip Martin
ork and Jud Conlon singers &C.
companying.
Torch, Blues
Billy Valentine penned a. rather
nice bounce for the Johnny
Moores 3 Blazers. Item is called
Rock With IL. Valentine sings this
and the mate, Misery Blues Vic
tori Pincy Brown, one Of the
best blues singers in the business,
laid dead for almost a year after
his waxing of Mourning Blues"
and Gloomy Monday Blues" Now
he's back with another excellent
pair, That's Right Baby, the best
side; and Why DO I Cry Over
You (Apollo)
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the bucket from whence the dirty pottage howsF
1 haven't the slightest doubt that there are
traitors in high places in this nations government,
but 1 also have feeling, maybe pure female in
tuition, that the present comedy Of errors going
on in Washington is actually providing smoke
screen for the real Joes who are selling us down
the river and across the ocean. In other words
think the American people are just as far from
knowing the real truth as they ever were. Maybe
it's better that we don't know what goes on be-
hind the scenes or we would be scared well nigh
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me how plump I'm getting.

how plump I'm getting
You're sreamlned yourself" reminded Adoph- He
told he'd reduced from 2oS pounds to $50 pounds
there!
always wide here" Maxwell me,
measuring strategic but you're
he made with the hands
strate just where.
gOodoOng legs though" AdOlph said Mothers
little helper dear boy.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Two members of Biddle Circle No 49, Ladies of the GAR
attended the annual reception given for the presidents of
the branches of the Ladies of the GAR They the Mines
Lola Edwards and Carrie Lindsey The organization will hold
its next meeting Tuesday, April A.
On Friday April IA. Mr.. and Mrs. louis Moore 662 w.
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l WAY :l53|I1
~ 81 NEIL DODS0n RUSSELL
NEW YORK CITY

something peculiar about the brew being cooked
up Mccarthy
Mccarthy being misleading and information
about KEY men Department government
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Out.o Of. ToWn Blrthdays
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

April 16--Ben Daniels 1928 So.
Fifth St.; d. w. Smith 106 Hy-
land Ave. No.: Mrs. Joella CAL
houn, 3540 Smelling Ave; Calvin
@. Norris, 2314 Fifth Ave. So.
April IT. Floyd L. Renix. 614
Bryant Ave. No.; James r.
Daviess, 104 Hyland Ave. No.
April 49, Mrs Pauline Scott, 619
Girard Ave. No; Jerome Btles,
1908 So. Sixth ST.: Melvin Stone,
S5s Bryant Ave. So; Mrs. Beryle
Smith, 1913 25th Ave. So; Oscar
Grissam, S63 18th Ave. No.; Will
bur Grissan, S63 18th Ave. No.;
John N. Norris, 2314 Fifth Ave.
So; Oscar Brown, 706 Seventh
st. No.: Mrs. Myrtle Caldwell,
619 Girard Ave. No. April 10
Mrs. Ann Walker, 242e Fifth Ave,
So; Mrs. LeRoss Copeland, 1900
Portland Ave; Byron b. Allison.
26S No. 22nd st. April 20 Harlan
T. Russell, 5049 James Ave. No.;
Roy L. Moss. 420 Z. 37th st.
April 21--Alvin Perry. 3729
Fourth Ave. So; Archie Roger
Jones, 1923 Eight st. So: Cecil
Taylor Jr.. 1046 Bryant Ave. No.;
K. ]. Henderson, 616 Bryant Ave.
No.; Hennette Poster. 541 Girard
Ave. No. April 22-David Allen,
97S Bryant Ave. No.; Celestine
Virgins, 216 w. 31st ST.; Mrs.
Lucille Schuck, 727 Emerson Ave.
No. Sylvia Booker, 3719 Smelling
Ave. So. April 23-Earl Sims,
1910 9TH Ave. So.