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Evening star., 1950-06-18
IS Sight,
Boats Cruise
Miami Waters
AMI, Fla.-Thousands

MIAMI, Fla.-ThouSands of
visitors in Miami this summer
will go on sightseeing boat trips
through Biscayne Bay, the Miami
River. canals, inland waterways
and lakes.
Fifteen such boats operate from
the city yacht basin, within a
stones throw Of downtown hotels.
One has glass bottom, so pas
sengers may see tropical fish fit
ting through coral reefs on the
ocean bed. Two craft sail up the
Miami River, past Seminole In
dian villages and tropical jungles.
One all-day cruise goes to Fort
Lauderdale, up the New River and
through the Inland Waterway
system. Another boat features
moonlight cruises on romantic
Biscayne Bay, with dancing and
other entertainment.
Most of the sightseeing cruises
cost $3.50 per person. including
tax. y
Evening star., 1950-06-18
ProsPectors Now
Seek Golden Trout

LOS ANGELES.-Golden fish,
not gold, are among vacation
lures in Southern California this
summer.
These unusual fish are the
golden trout, reputedly found only
in lakes and streams above the
10,000-foot level of the Sierra
Nevada range.
Pack trains take vacationers
prospecting" for these golden
flsh through the Inyo-Mono
country along the Sierra's eastern
slopes, past glaciers and over
mountain passes to the special
lied fish.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
MNM MMisn6x HOTEL

AND APARTMENTs--OCKAN AT RrH an.
VIRGINIA BEACH. VIRGINIA
Rates begin at % daily ineluains hrsah,
last and dinner. Tennis ana gwtmmfna.
ChFistian Clientele.
cHAs. ". GARDNE1. MoR. phOm 90
Evening star., 1950-06-18
RESORTS.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. MD.
SCHLEY INN

Braddoek Heights, Md. Phene 97ll
Mountain resort Only A. miles from Wash
ington. Special eek-end rates. Sunday
dinner So 90 Bus parties accommodated
vi. Fiseher-Owner
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Wimdobomo Hor..

Broddoek Heights, Nd. "Top o the Blue Ridge
mountain resort-all facilities. SWIMMING.
Dancing. Golf, Summer o Drive-in Theaters.
Stimulating atmosphere; breath-takins scen-
cry. Genuine Maryland cooking. Superb sun
day dinners. 81 yrs. Hotel mgt. Room and
Meals 81 So daily; Weekiy-6 times daily rate
mi. w. of Frederick-o6 US 20.
N. ]. eRoeHAN. MOT. tn. 0. n. saA,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02
Guerrilla Film Held Over at Fox
the Month Club selection and
a best seller.

the MOnfn OluD seieSAAoN
best seller.
The film was plodu
rwenlcth Century + cN '''
filmed on location in 'he
Pacific
Tie second feature ~
usrncnt Alcatraz, with h. ''1'N
Jennng and Marie Vino
American Guerrilla 90
Philippines" and "ExperlnSf '
catraz" Will play at ie Z
Theatre through Dec ~
Dee. 9Th. stage show e '''"
ins Dick Contino, the l'sFen'
Martha Stewart and the ie'N
burn Twins Will start ~
week engagement.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02
III The 4Vesr Tribune
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1850
~ Garden Shows Set

OF holiday trees. including pine
balsam and spruce, and the ad-
vantages of each from the
standpoint Of serviceabilify
will be discussed by Fran Har.
ris of WV and Frank Vaydik
Asst. .Supt. of Forestry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

The Tcchnicolo spectacie
American Guerrilla in the PM
lpplncs" starring Tyrone Power
and Michelinc Prclle starts rs
ccond big week al tho toN The
atle on Thursday.
This dramatic and exciting
tale OF guerrilla warfare in the
South Pacific islands is based
on the true adventures of En-.
sign Chuck Palmer. u. 8. N. H.
as written by Ira Wolferi in
his book. which was Book Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

Suggestions for Christmas dee
orations Mil be featured in 3
series az tour programs oNri
WV TX starting Sunday after,
noon III 1880 on the Does Your
Ga 8en Grow show
Techniques in the selection
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

Richardson said that Wells
was selected for this honor
because OF his intense interest
in the All program and the
outstanding support that the
Goodwill Station has accorded
the national organization for
Evening star., 1950-11-03
Priest Asks More Aid
For 'Seafaring Joe,'
Praises u. 5. Sailors

A Catholic priest who has spent
the last seven years working for
the religious and social welfare
of seamen today called for in
creased attention to the needs of
the average American seafaring
joe"
He is the Rev. Thomas Nc
Donough, secretary of the Ma
tional Conference of the Apostle
ship of the Sea. He is attending
the joint meetings of the National
Conference of Catholic Charities
and st. Vincent de Paul Society
in the Hotel Statler.
Modern Seaman Described.
Father McDonough told the
delegates:
This fellow is not the hurly-
burly roustabout of an outmoded
fiction. Nor is he the paragon
of human and maritime prefec-
tom. He calls himself just an
American merchant seaman.
Hidden like a stagehand shifting
the scenes in the grim drama of
war or in the intricate play of
world commerce, the sailors role
in Christian civilization is all too
easily forgotten, or not even noted
at ALL"
Father McDonough said that,
as result of his seven years as
chaplain for the Port of New
Orleans, II have come to re-
spect our seafaring brothers as
Americas unofficial ambassadors
fat-large."
Unlike sailors from ships of
Communist dominated countries,
American seamen generally are
free men in foreign port, he OBJ
served.
Tells of Own Experience.
Father McDonough said his
only sea experience was service
last year as chaplain on the Nor
wegian ship Stella Polaris. He
discovered, in its voyage to the
West Indies. that there were a
woeful lack Of facilities ashore for
Seamen.
The Apostleship of the Sea is
a worldwide Catholic organiza-
ton with service centers in 317
ports and maritime clubs in 65
OF these ports. Ten such clubs
are operated in United States
ports.
Evening star., 1950-11-03

Havana, Cuba is only 80 miles
from Key West, Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Mrs. George Mills White Addresses
The Key Vest Junior WOman's Club

The group played "cootie" with
prizes going to Joan Elbertson
and Jane Bayly.
Guests present included: Mrs.
White, Miss McClain, Miss Miller,
Miss Wallace, Miss Trevor, Miss
Delgado, Miss Fairfield, Miss Dor
is Sherman, Miss Bayly, Miss
jeanette Saunders, Gladys Bar
Der, Jane Sawyer, Helen Quinn,
Coral Violin. June StathopuIo,
Ardel Price, Hazel Kuehn, Joan
Rawls, Florence White, Adelaide
Paine, Lucille Jacobs and Shirley
Howser.
Members present were Rose
mary Galbraith, Ella Bailey, Belvs
Busto, Catherine Merson. Sue
Jones. Beverly COStar, Ellie Rae
Gwynn, Edith Lopez, Pat Pear
son, Joan Lastres, Annice Curry,
Nathalie knight, Joan ElbertSOn
Katherine Brown. Marion Strunk,
Lila Lujan and Cora Lee Been
aerts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Maj. Curtis Trains
For Unit COnldr.
At Fit. Sill, Okla.

Fort Sill, Okla, Mai. Elmer P.
Curtis. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas H Curtis. 100 Fleming
street. IS a member Of the Ar
tillery Officer Advanced course
here, Mai Gen a NJ Harper,
commanding general OF the Ar
tillery Center. has announced
Maj Curtis IS training for mil
itary occupation speciality as
Field Artillery unit commander.
The curriculum provides in
struction TO selected officers In
the most effective development
and employment of the artillery
as part of the combined arms
team Officers are prepared for
duty as commanders and staff Of
ficers OF all artillery units and
as members OF the division gen
eral staff.
The course includes instruction
In combined arms, conmuni-
cation. methods of instruction.
military law, gunnery. materiel,
observation and tactical employ
ment of liaSon aircraft
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Bar association In
Michigan Honors
George ". John

George W. John of Stock
Island. was honored at a dinner
meeting OF the Macomb County.
Mich, Bar Association last Wed
Resday night in Mt Clemens,
Mich
Mr.. John left here last August
l to return to his law offices in
Mt Clemens He had been alb
sent from the legal practice for
over two years after suffering
several attacks He has reeuper-
ated sufficiently to return to his
practice
As a speaker at the banquet
held IN his honor, he praised the
recuperative climate Of Key
West Mr.. and Mrs John came
here last November and estab-
Iished their home on Stock
Island, where Mr. John expects
to spend six months Of each year.
He plans to return here sometime
IN November or December
Justice Neil {. Reid of the
Michigan Supreme Court and
former Circuit Judge of Macomt
county, spoke eIoquentIy at the
banquet OF his association with
Mr. John during his long and dis
tinguiShed career
Other honOred guests at the
Bar Dinner were Air Force Off
GERS OF Selfridge Field, Michi-
gan, Col William L DOoIan, Jr-
advocate OF the 10th Air Force
and MS assistant. Col George
Gray, Mai Graham Wergel. base
legal officer and his assistants,
Capt William 9 Butler and 1t
Conrad Lollis-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Square Dance At
High School Opens
School Activities

Approximately 200 students OF
the Key West High School at
tended the square dance held
Friday night at the school The
Key West High Athletic Depart
ment sponsored the dance, which
Opened the activities for the
school year
During the first half OF the
evening the sets and folk dances
including the La Raspa, were
taught by caller Henry c. Van
Bylevelt.
These dances aze planned as
weekly affairs during the fall
months
Instruction viii be given those
wishing It in square dancing. as
well as IN many OF the European
and South American folk dances
Music for the dancing is beins
furnished by Michael MILESTONE
and Miss Agnes McAbee at tbs
piano. Mr.. Van ByIevelt viii
continue to sing and call the sets
After the students have mas
tered the square dance steps, il
is planned to hire a square dance
orchestra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
East MarteIIO Toner To Be Opened
As Monument By Historical Society

bring their paintings 20 the pres
ent gallery at the West MarteIIO
Tower for showing soon. The
gallery's present plan calls for
two or three paintings by each
local artist
Mr. Stone, president of the So
ciety conducted the meeting.
Others present were Mrs Stone,
David Newton, vice president;
Mrs Jeanne Taylor, curator; Mrs
Nora Smiley. treasurer; Mrs.
Florence Ardagh, secretary; Mrs.
Ida Gellrich. chairman of the his
tOTical committee; Burt Garrett,
chairman of the publicity COM
mittee: Bowman Cutter, chairman
of the maintenance committee:
George Renna, member OF the
maintenance COMM Itee; Mrs
Charles Thompson, chairman of
the education committee, and Joe
Allen, life member.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03

Mrs. George Mills White. presi-
dent of the Senior Woman's Club,
gave talk on the necessity of
the Key West Junior and Senior
Homan's Clubs working together
at a meeting Of the Junior WO-
mans Club held last Thursday
She stressed the importance of
the Federation of Woman's Clubs
in national and local affairs and
urged young girls to become a
part of the great work being ac-
complished.
Miss Dorothy Ann Miller gave
a summary of the activities en-
joyed by the delegates at Girls
State. Other Girls State delegat-
es present were Gail Wallace,
Judy Trevor, Barbara Delgado
and Betty Fairfield Miss Gretha
McClain Introduced the girls,
who sang the Girls State theme
song.
Hostesses for the occasion were
Nathalie Knight, Joan Lastres.
Marie Siursen and Annice Curry
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Welcoming Tea
Held By COnUent
SOdaHty Wed.

St AIoysious sOdality of the
convent of Mary Immaculate held
welcoming tea Wednesday in
the convent grounds for new sod
alists.
Girls entertained were Zaida
MOntalvo. Miriam Nov, Mary
Ann Lange. Isabel DelgadO. Glor-
Ia Muniz, Sylvia Alvarez, Eleanor
Cato, Barbara Twiehaus. Marie
Duke. Alvira Perez, Olga and
Hortencia Perez. Shirley Owen,
Teresita Valdez. Elvira Najsole.
j cqueline Odbert, Sally Perez.
Cathleen Lawrence and Edna Del
Pine
Committee members for the af-
fair were Sharon Mardis. Gave
Lou Barroso. Diane Goldberg.
Lynn Schneider. Judy Trevor.
Katherine Smith, Migdalia Bar
Tiso-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Theatre Group Of Noes Club Will
Present Musical, "Set To Music Ind
4 Dance Tomorrow Night At The Club

The Theater Group Of the Ma
tional Catholic Community Ser
vice club viii present a musical
extravaganza entitled Set To
Music" tomorrow at the Noes
club
The public is invited to attend
the show. which will take the
form of a cabaret, with dancing
from 9 to y o'clock and the floor
shows at 10 o'clock and II
o'clock.
Mrs. Ida Gellrich and her or
chestra will play for dancing and
the show.
The program from the first
show at 10 o'clock follows:
Song. Sugar Foot Rag" W c
Stallings. Buford Strange and
Gerry Pinder.
Dance by chorus, Lavonda
Sawyer. Lillian Weaver, Peggy
Pinder. Sharon Mardis, Phil Sill
veriO, Gerry Pinder, Gene Mes
sier and Buford Strange.
VOcals. With Song in My
Heart and Yours, Miss Hilds
Pullara-
Songs, Well Build A Bunga-
low" and 'sWilhelmina," the Mel
lO-AireS. Al Gavigan, Lillian
Weaver. Buford Strange, W. c
StallingS and Gerry Pinder.
Ballet. Clair De Lune", Vii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

To be blunt-maybe become
unpopular with the new mode IN
education, academic freedom or
whatever II isl am, for my ser
mon today. going to preach on the
text Socialism am not for
same but 1 am for getting II
out IN the open so people can
see Il, when the blankets are
off, It Is horse Of a different
color from what we bought
In the SchOolhouse you can
put IN your time on social up-
lift, psychology. welfare and
come out knowing nothing. and
being a menace and nuisance
Instead Of emphasis on such.
would add to the curriculum.
Socialism. DiSseCt the subject
like pre-med student delves
into the miners Of man See
just what II IS that Socialism
has that is footing 50 many
countries Europe has chronic
socialism-we. here. are stiIl up
and around We have enough
Of Il though. n or bIoodstrezm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03

mia Medina. petite dancing star
of Havana, Cuba
Vocal trio. Medley" Dry
Bones" and Shine On Harvest
Moon" W. C Stallings. Phil Gil
verio and Buford Strange.
Scottish Samba, Lavonda Saw
yer. Shirley Garner. Lillian Weav-
.er and joyce Park
The program for the II o'clock
show:
Rhythm tap. Buford Strange and
Ger-y Pinder.
VocalS, The Donkey Serenade"
and Without A Song" W. c.
StallingS
The shows finale is titled Cafe
PariSienne" The setting is in a
small cafe in the Montmartre sec
ton of town AS the scene opens.
a gay and noisy group of patrons
are having a riotious time.
The numbers in the scene in
clude:
The Can Can" danced by Peg
gy Pinder. L-avonda Sawyer and
Joyce Park
Vocal. You're To Dangerous
Cherie." Hilda PuIlara-
Apache dance by BufOr
Strange and Shirley Garner.
Sharon Mardis IS Cherie, Lii
Ian Weaver is Collette and Al
Gavigan Is the waiter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03

Plans were made for the rem
ovation of the East MarteIlo
Tower by the Key West Art and
Historical Society at a meeting
held Sunday afternoon in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. JuiIus +.
Stone, Jr.
The Navy, through the coopera-
ton Of Capt. Robert Quaeken-
bush, Commanding Officer Of the
Naval Air Station, gave the his
torical society permission to use
the old fort
Thirty-one members Of the So
ciety went through the tower
Sunday afternoon and II men,
bers attended the meeting The
tower viii be opened soon as a
monument. The group hopes to
have permanent art exhibits IN
this tower.
A spokesman for the society
asks that all Key West artists
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
The Guy CarIetO,ls
Back In Key Vest

Ar. and Mrs GUY Carleton re-
turned to their home at 9l6
Windsor Lane here Thursday for
the fail and winter seasons.
The Carletons spent the sum
mer visiting friends and reIa-
tiKes IN New York and through
out the New England states.
They spent some time with Mr..
Cartoons mother, who was a pa-
tent IN a hospital in White
Plains. N Y She is doing fine
now and has been dismissed from
the hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Mrs. Whitehead
And Mrs. Lujan
Are "Best Dressed

Mrs Bobby Whitehead and Mrs.
Lila Lujan were winners of the
Best Dressed Woman" contest
held Friday night at the Elks
Club sponsored benefit dance and
floor show at the EIks Annex
The winners were presented
bouquets Of gladioli and each re-
ceived a trophy. Members of the
Navy personnel served as judges.
More than $50 persons attend
ed the dance. Music was furnished
by the Coral Isle Serenaders, the
Elks Club band
Many reported they enjoyed
the program Of songs and dances.
Those on the program included:
Gale Rae Varela. Luis Garcia,
Wilma Hoffman, Ralph Holzing-
er U.S.N-, Joyce Park, Lavonda
Sawyer. Lillian Weaver, Shirley
Garner, Gay Lou BarrasO. Floyd
Roberts. Hoax HOlcom and Ed
ward Sheppard.
Louis Carbonell was master Of
ceremonies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
". BOlUn,arl Gutter
To Be Speaker
For Garden Club

W Bowman Cutter viii speak
on conservation for members of
the Key West Garden Club at the
clubs first meeting Of the season
to be held at 3 o'clock Thursday
night IN the Woman's Club Audi
forum on Duval street
Mrs William Warren club
president, viii conduct the meet
ing.
Club members announce they
plan to assist the Key West Art
and Historical Society in the
Identification of the East Mar
tellO Tower.
Meetings of the club are open
10 all women interested in Gar
den Club work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
B'nai Zion Congregation Announces
Program For Season; Services Friday

The B'nai Zion Congregation
Sunday School announces its pro-
gram for the season which will
begin at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning
Glasses have been arranged
for all ages from kindergarten
through teen-age boys and girls
Children years old viii be per
mitted to enter the kindergarten
Rabbi A Schwartz and the
board of education have ap-
pointed the following staff of
teachers: Miss Jennet BrOun
and Mrs Dave Myers, kinder
garten and first year history;
Rabbi a Schwartz and NJ R
Michel Applerouth, advanced
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
SEVERE HURRICANE

.ntinued From Page Onel
miles southwest of Bermuda this
morning.
Meanwhile, a squat area
moved westward in the Gulf of
Mexico toward the Texas coast.
It had winds Of IS to SIS miles
IN squalls but a poorly defined
center
The New Orleans Weather
Bureau said it might not have
closed circulation. such as char
acterizes a hurricane, but advised
small craft along the Texas coast
TO stay in port.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03

students: Robert Applerouth,
music education; Ira SHERMAN.
Sunday School secretary; and
Rabbi a Schwartz, supervisor
All children are welcome.
The daily taImud torah relig-
.iOus class viii also continue on
IN its full sessions beginning Mon
day. Oct g and viii meet on Men
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Services VIII be held at 8 o'clock
each Friday night with respOn-
sive readings in English and
sermons IN English The first ser
mon topic BY Rabbi a Schwartz
TO be heard Friday will be God
Created Man IN His Own Image"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
NeiU Member For
V.F.W. Auxiliary

Mrs. Kitty barley was inflated
into the Ladies Auxiliary to Post
No. 1911 of the Veterans of For
eign Wars at a meeting held last
Thursday night at the clubhouse
on Elizabeth street
Mrs Daisy Lee Curry. presk
dent. conducted the meeting. Pas
members were visitors at the
meeting. Carl Cruz, commander
of the post. announced the 18th
District Convention planned for
Oct II, had been postponed until
Oct 81.
Mrs Betty Gilmore. Blood BanE.
chairman, gave her report and
asked all members to give blood
to the bank If possible.
The president appointed Mrs.
Mary Borntragger poppy chair
man for the sale Of Buddy Pop
pies on Nov. II
Mrs Curry. Mrs barley. Mrs.
Edna Bremen and Mrs. Mary
Signorelli from the auxiliary and
Mrs Edith Moffat and Mrs. Doro-
thy Grayheart- Grey Ladies. gave
q party for patients al the US.
Naval Hospital on Sept, Is. A re-
port of the party was made at
Thursdays meeting The women
served punch and cake and music
was furnished by ''Gibbyr Weech
and his band. who were kept busy
playing requests the women re-
ported.
The next hospital party is plan
ned for Oct. Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03

Billie ]. Ashby, and Mrs. Ash
by, 1918 Leon street, are the
proud parents of five pound,
nine ounce son born at 9:27 .. m.
Thursday. September % in the
Naval Hospital. The new arrival
has been given the name of Bill
lie Joe, Jr. The child'S father IS
PFC in the T. S. Marine Corps
at the Naval Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
SON TO BoUpLoNS

A five pound, fourteen and
three-quarter ounce son was born
to Carl and Mrs BouplOn, 3l2
William street on Friday, Sep
TENDER o. The child has been
named Carl Anthony, Jr. His
father is stationed at STA
section base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
HARNESSES Have Daughter

William L Hardness. and Mrs.
Hardness. TIA White street, are
the proud parents Of a daughter
born at 8-06 am. in the Naval
hospital. Saturday, September 80.
The child mas ben named Linda
Gail The father Is stationed al
FAWTUlant
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Coming EUents

TUESDAY, OCTOBER B.
Bowling, 9 am, Naval Station
Alleys. La Concha Navy
Wives Cub.
Executive Board and Chairmen
Hold Meeting at 8 pm Cros-
by residence, 14l7 Ashby
street.
Harris School PTA's First
Monthly Meeting at s o'clock,
in School Auditorium
Kew West Assembly No. -,
order of the Rainbow for
Girls will meet at 7:30 o'clock
in the annex Of the First
Methodist Church Plans for
the scavenger hunt to be
held Friday night win be
discussed. All membeFs are
urged TO be present
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER A.
Weekly Meeting. Key West
Bridge Association, 7-30 pm
at American Legion Home,
Stock Island. Duplicate bridge
played
SET To Music" the presenta-
ton Of the Theater Group of
the Noes, win be given at
10 o'clock and IL O'Clock al
the Noes Club. There viii
be dancing from 9 TO y
o'clock. Mrs Ida Gellrich
and her orchestra viii play
for dancing and the show.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER s.
Sewing Committee OF the Hos
pital Auxiliary. Meets at 2
o'clock at the Monroe County
Hospital Call Mrs. Pritchard,
548. for transportation
Room Mothers of Poinciana
P.T-A- viii meet at 100
o'clock at the school
FRIDAY, OCTOBER G.
Officers Wives Club Luncheon,
IBIS, Fort Taylor.
MONDAY, OCTOBER g.
Poinciana School P-T-A- viii
meet at 8 O'Clock at the
school This is the first meet
ing Of the group for this
school year.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL
Aquatic Exhibition, Hilton
Haven, Boy Scouts of Troop
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
Mrs. CraluIey Ind
Mrs. Curry Return

Mrs Jack Crawley and Mrs
George =. Curry VIII return to
their homes here Thursday after
d two-week automobile trip TO
Georgia and Illinois
Mrs. Crawley visited friends
and relatives IN HartwelL Geor-
git. and Mrs Curry visited
friel..ls and relatives IN Bell
NJ Il. Illinois
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03
4. 3. stewarts Have Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert z. Stew
art, 805 Baptist lane. are the par
ents Of a 6-pOund. Bounce son.
Herbert Ernest, Jr.. born at 1915
O'Clock Saturday night In the
Naval Hospital Mr.. Stewart, TN,
IS stationed aboard the USS Gu
bera-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-03

TO cause concern Welfare has
become big business.
The Govt cannot barge IN
any place. except II elbows out,
some citizen Govt pays no
taxes-the elbowed-out guy did
The rest Of Us. we make I'D the
difference. You and me-yet-
we are the suckers
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA