davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Americanka preplavala kanal
v rekordnim case.

Dover, Angle. = Slesne Flo
renee Chadwickove re San Die
go, Cal. Sc podarilo pfeplavat
anglicky prGplav v rekordnlm
case 8. srpna. Ia to Sc musela
vzdat opet pokusu O pfeplava-
nj prdplavu Shirley May Fran
ceova, ktera byla postizena stej
nym osudem jiz minuleho roku.
Slecna Chadwickova, 31leta,
zdolala kanal "a 13 hodin %
minut a zlomila tim rekord il
ne Americanky Gertrude Eder-
leove, ktera v roce 1926 k to-
mu potrebovala IA hodin 81
minut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Prodana nevssta " Clevelandu.
Skvely uspech 10 predstaveni
pod dirigentem v. Hamiltonem.

Skvely uspech 10 predstaveni
pod dirigentem v. Hamiltonem.
V Clevelandu s velkym 1spe-
chem provedena serie 10 pred
stavenf Smetanovy nesmrtelne
"Prodane nevesty''. Opera by
la vypravena v modern1m let
MIN divadle v m1stn1m cleve-
landskem parku. Provedenl po-
radal zvlastnl krajansky vybor,
v nemz byli zastoupeni znaml
clevelandst1 ceskoamerict1 pra-
CONVICT v cele s predsedou AL
fredem Pollitzerem. S vyborem
spolupracovaly vsechny demo
kraticke m1stni organisace, ia
ko Jednota Ceckych Dam, Ces-
koslovenske Spolky v Americe,
Sokolstvo, Svaz Katolikn, Svaz
Delnickych Americkych Telo-
cvicnych Jednot, legionaTi a il
ne spolky a korporace. Pred
staven1 peclive nastudoval a RI
dill americky dirigent Vernon
Hamilton z Filadelfie, ktery "a
posledni svetove valky byl v ar
madnim sboru gen. Pattona a
mel pf1lezitost "a sveho pobytu
V Plzni seZnamit Sc S ostatnlm
opern1m dilem BedTicha Sine
tany a jinych ceskoslovenskych
skladatelG.
Prodana nevesta byla sehra-
ma v anglickem prekladu a v
hlavnfch 1lohach vystoupili Gle
move americke opernf spolecno-
sti American Opera Co.. Pora-
datele pozvali k prentice pred
sedu Rady Svobodneho Cesko-
slovenska DIR. Petra Zenkla a
pfedsedu Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodn1 rady plukovnika Trinera,
ktef1 pred zahajenim pTedsta-
vent oslovili obecenstvo.
DR.. Zenkl upozornil ma to,
jaky vyznam mel Smetanuv ge-
MUS ma ceskoslovensky boj O
svobodu. Mluve O dnesnf situa-
ci DIR. Zenkl uvedl, re jsou diva
zp1soby boje prot komunismu
a to odhalenl jeho III a podvo-
du a dGkaz, re ma strane demo-
kratickeho sveta je dostatek ST.
ly a odhodlanf potirat komu-
nismus i Zbranl. ie-li to nutne.
Plukovn1k Josef Triner, pred
soda Ceskoslovenske Narodnf
rady V Americe zd1raznil We
SVEN projevu, re tato organisa-
&c sdruzuje Americany csl. pn-
vodu We spolecnem boji proti
komunismu. Zadny komunista
nemGze byt loyalnfm americ-
kym obcanem a Poole toho bu-
de take S kazdym ~nalozeno.
Cisty vynos predstaveni byl
venovan ma pomoc ceskoslo-
venskym uprchllkGm a obetem
komunistickeho teroru v Ces-
koslovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18

letnf prihlasky u dotycnych u
radG nesmf byti zanedbany.
Dairy pro bszeneckou akci
prichazeji stale.
Move zasilky satstva dodany
byly do 1radovny behem minu-
leho tydne cd jednotlivcG z rIz-
nych stredisk naSeho lidu.
Jak vltanou jest naSe pomoc
v taborech, vysv1ta z nasleduji-
c1ho vynatku z dekovneho do
pisu psaneho z Guetnzell v Ne
mecku, dine 1. srpna:
"V prvnlch cervencovych'
dnech dosla ma moji adresu DIAL
81 zasilka odevnich soucastek.
Pan BGh zaplat "a tuto usta-
vicnou pomoc, plynoucf do
vsech nasich taborG, ktera ne
ien odfva nahe a polonahe, ale
dodava take posily a nadeji v
zaplav6 vse moznych zkousek
a nedostatkG emigrantskeho a
taboroveho zivota. Vedomi, re
ma mas nekdo mysli, re S nami
nekdo sp%olutrp1, re pro kousek
naseho stest1 dovede obetovati
svdj cas- a svGj gros, re nam
nekdo pomaha, pokud jeho 81
ly a prostfedky stac1 - toto We
dom1 uz pomohlo prekonati
stastne leckterou kritickou chv1
Ii tezkeho zivota dobach zlych
a beznadejnych. Jiz pc tret1
behem tohoto pGl stoletf jste
podali pomocnou ruku vyhnan-
cum z rodne zeme. Bfda je v
taborech velika a mnohostran-
ma. Proto i pomoc jakehokoliv
druhu jest vzdy vftana a 1cin-
ma. Jest vsak zbytecne, draz1
pTatele, Vas vybizeti k move a
dalsf stedrosti ponevadz tato
kTestanska ctnost a pochopenl
trp1cf duse Sc stala jiz soucastl
Vaseho kazdodennlho zivota."
S bezenci i my CO nejsrdec-
neji dekujeme vsem jejich do
brodincGm.
Vykonny Vybor Narodniho
Svazu Ceskych Katol1ku
1886 w. 18th Street
Chicago : 8, III.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Lie odjel ma nskolik tydnI
do EVropY.

New York. - Generalnf ia
jemnik Spojenych narodG Try
give Lie odletel do sveho rodne-
no Norska. Je doprovazen svo-
il choti a chce Sc v Europe zdr-
zet 5 az 6 tydnG. V tax napja-
te dobe prichazi odjezd Lieho
velmi prekvapiv6, IDA to ma ne
lake politicke pozadi nebylo
dosud objeveno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Z Narodniho Svazu Ceskych
KatolikH.

Castokrate pri rozmluvach o
nasf vetvi We Spojenych Sta
tech musime vyslechnouti mar
ky ma to jak Sc zpomalil ten We
Tejny zivot naSeho lidu a jak
jest mens1m jeho zajem v tech
v6cech, ktere tradicne nazyva-
me svymi. Nedky jest ia kri-
tika umirnenou, rozvaznou roz-
pravou, jindy Ease obrat1 Sc V
nemilosrdnou kritikou nekolika
skupin neb jednotlivcG. PRAY
dou jest, re hlavnf zodpoved-
most "a tyto pomery nesou okol-
nosti a podmfnky v nichz zije-
me. I'll start nam odchazeji ma
vecnost casteji a casteji. Roz-
hledneme Sc nekdy RADIANT tech,
kdo tvoTili "1dernf cetu" nasf
cinnosti V obdobf prvni sv6tove
valky. Kolik nam jich zbyva?
Celkem maly pocet. Jak jest
tomu s vddci, tax jest tomu i te-
mi, KIDD patTili k jejich publ
ku. Mnoho = tax mnoho jest
jich ma vecnosti. Mlada gene
race, zde zrozena, must budo-
vat svGj zivot We shode s behem
zivota lidu Spojenych Stat1.
Jej1 prvnf laskou must byti zde,
iejf budoucnost planovana z to-
hOto hlediska. Jest to zivot do
celia jiny neil byval a jest O.
men ceskeho lidu v zamori. Ne
sm1me Sc diviti tedy tomu, re
jest tfeba trpeliveho vysvetlo-
vani a poucovanf V zfskavani
nas1 mladSi generace pro sva-
zovOu organisaci. VSak i IA
danych pomerG podava nam
mas tisk dosti zprav O tom, re
nepatrime minulosti, re zijeme.
Z New Yorku, Ohio, Maryland,
Nebrasky, Texasu, Oklahomy,
California, Minnesoty, Iowy,
Wisconsin,, Virginii, atd., CITE
me O pout1ch, zabavach, pro-
gramech, o cetnych darech ma
~Nepomucenum, bezence, leky,
a jine dobre dcely. Necht jest
tato skutecnost povzbuzenim
tenn vernym V nasich radach,
tam kde tax mnoho vykonano
jest dosti zivota. To ostatne
dokumentuj1 ty move prihlasky
o clenStv1 We SvaZu cd naSi DO
slednl zpravy. "Legie svato-
vaclavska a Cyrillo-methodej-
ska" V teto zemi sc ma k 1.-Two
tn. Ii z mas, kdo jsme zacle-
n6ni, pficinme Sc o zfskanf Gle
nj novych.
Upozornenf bGGzencGGm a W.
vlastnenym osobam v teto ze-
mi. Minuly tyden dosla nova
VIVA z 1fadovny N. C. w. c.,
V n1z jest apelovano ma ty move
pfistehovalce, kterf neobdrzeli
stvrzenku imigrace diva mesfce
DO pripust6nf do Spojenych Sta
tn, by psali ma United States
immigration and Naturaliza-
ton Service, Washington : 25,
d. c." Dopis musf obsahovati
jmeno osoby We shode sc jme-
mem ma visu, jmeno lodi a da-
tum pfipusteni, pffstav pfijez-
du' a pf1tomnou adresu.
Z tohoto opetovaneho upo-
torment Sc da souditi, re nekte-
RI pfistehovalci opomenuli spra-
vn6 registrovati. Takove opo-
menuti znamena vzdy pri nej-
menslm nepf1jemne opletacky
S ufady a mohlo by v nekterych
pffpadech konciti i deportacf.
Registrace a pax pravidelne p1l
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Israelsko-z ajordanska hranice
Dude strezena.

Kahira. - Arabska agentu-
ra oznamila, re mezinarodni
komise privolila, ably byla zri-
zena spolecna israelsko-zajor-
danska pohranicni straz pro
zabranenf dalsim pohranicnim
incidentGm. Spolecna straz "a
enc podel hranic svou patrolni
sluzbu Ia. t. M.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18

L a n IL Or
524o 10 OF. cerVna 1901 Vypa-
hylll CaKto:
New York 100000
New Jersey 6,O69.0O
ONO 4,738.97
1lllnols 4,4d5.36
~ assacnusetCs 3'394.S9
oi:l.oy Wanna 1'9OO'ao
0ellloIilla l'1oO.O9
Dio1 VI Ooluilola 1't1o.Oo
1870 100 1'44z.0 90
:iSi"iiu 1'OI4'OO
Connac+io,,+ 2o S0
wisconsin S175S
Missouri 52115
Minnesota 388, Ga
Nehraska ooo 95
Iowa 19o sO
Indiana 100 az
Kansas 1877 OO
Texas 1890
Virginia 1875
New Hampshire 1890
Maine $3.50
Georgia 5000
Rhode Island 64.00
Oklahoma 1885
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18

Casopis venovany zajm1m &C.
choslovakI americkych. w.
chazi kazdy patek rano.

Subscription $3.50 per Annum
Single Copy 5 cents
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-18
Pololetni vysledky Soutsze
"Dobreho srdce."

Poslednl vysledky nas1 SOU
teze statu jsme ohlasili k 81.
lednu 1850. Nesmfrny naval
prace V souvislosti S novelou
DIP zakona, z niz sc snazfme
vytezlt co nejvice emigracn1ch
moznost1 pro nase uprchlfky,
nam nedovolil vyrizovat Stats
tiky.
Nynf Yam pfedkladame W.
sledky souteze k 80. cervnu
1850. Ia uplynulych pet mesf-
Gu Sc tabulka poradi statn ma
mnoha mfstech zmenila.
| nase "tis1cov6 staty" Sc CT
nj. New York pTekrocil $751;
900, New Jersey $4,000, Ohio
$4,000 a dostal Sc tim ma cestne
tfeti mlsto tabulce, Illinois
$4,000, Massachusetts, $4,000,
Florida a District of Columbia
poprve pfekrocily $1,000.
Prehled poTadi statn Poole
pflspevk1 doslych cd kvetna
1913 do 80. cervna 1850 vypa-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
Savannah, Ga.
Jews In Sports

Pittsburgh Y has the finest health
center in the country. He was
enthusiastic and waxed eloquent
over the facilities available to
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh in
their centrally-located Y.
Bunny gave his usual clinic and
it was attended by John Irwin,
a Pittsburgh high school coach
well-known in Western Pennsyl-
vania as the finest foul shooter in
the, area. Irwin watched Leavitt
drop twenty-five consecutive
shots and then told the young
Jewish teacher that he has been
shooting fouls the same way for
many years.
Irwin has been instrumental in
teaching the Duquesne University
team how to shoot fouls over a
period of four years. Prior to his
taking over the foul-shooting
teaching chores, the Dukes were
never too successful in this field.
Today, the club is one of the
nations finest in all-around play,
including foul shooting.
AL Schacht, the famous base
ball clown of yester-year who
has become a terrific success in
New York with his restaurant
business, disagrees with the ex-
perts in the recent Associated
Press baseball poll. The writers
and the sport casters voted Babe
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
Fascist Hoodlurns Force
Closing of London Theatre
Showing Palestine Film

LONDON, (JTA) - Scotland
Yard authorities last week order
ed a London theatre closed after
fascist hoodlums released live
rats among an audience viewing
the American-made film Sword
in the Desert" which deals with
the recent Anglo-Jewish conflict
in Palestine.
Shortly after the New Gallery
Cinema was closed by the po-
lice, the management cancelled
further showings of the film. Dur
ing two days of showing the film
was interrupted at irregular in
tervals by the explosion of smoke
bombs in the theatre, the sound
ing of air bomb alerts and, later,
the rats.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
The Coastal Empire"

Ruth the outstanding baseball
figure during the first fifty years
of the century. Schacht main
tains that Ty Cobb deserves that
rating and that nobody, includ-
ing the late-lamented Ruth comes
close to the fire-brand who made
baseball history in Detroit.
Little Abe Saperstein flew into
New York like a wild man the
other day, spent an hour with this
writer, then was off to LaGuardia
to hop another plane which would
take him to France. The fabu-
lous Chicagoan left his famous
team, the Harlem Globe Trotters,
on the Pacific coast in order to go
to Europe where he will arrange
for a May and June tour.
Abe will take his family along
with him, as these two months
may be the only months out of
the whole year when his patient
wife and two children will get to
see him.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
CONTINUED from Page ls)

Bunny Leavitt is a small fellow
who probably doesn't 60 much
above five feet. He definitely is
lost in the basketball world today.
However, this young man out of
Chicago is hit wherever he puts
on his little show. Bunny is an
exhibition man for the Converse
Rubber Company and travels
from city to city throughout the
nation giving clinics in foul
shooting. He holds the worlds
record for consecutive shots with
out a miss, having dunked over
five hundred in row.
High school coaches, particu-
1arly in the remote areas, find his
annual visits very helpful in
aSmuch as the coaches themselves
do not have too much background
or time to devote to foul and set
shooting.
Leavitt gave an exhibition re-
Gently in the Pittsburgh YMHk
and told us that in his mind, the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
More Water
For Neeev

JERUSALEM (ISD - Pipe
lines under construction in the
south will bring Is million cubic
meters of water to the Negev this
summer, Prime Minister David
Ben-Gurion told a delegation
from southern settlements this
week.
Twenty-Five of the $50 settle
ments to be established in 1850
will be built in the Negev.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-02-24
ISRAEL. SELLS NYLONS
TO SWEDEN

TEL AVN (1sI) - Israel has
exported 1000 dozen pairs of n.y.
lon stockings to Sweden via Scan
dinavian Anyways.
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Court Dismisses Suit
AGAINST Father Of 13
AS Family Seeks Farm

The separate maintenance suit
of Mrs. Howard Compton against
her husband and father of her 13
children was dismissed in District
Court yesterday at request of Mrs.
Compton's attorney.
Judge Richmond B. Keech or
dered the dismissal after 1t was
sought by Attorney Louis Lebo-
witz. Mr.. Compton's lawyer, EN-
NETT Sheehan. told the court his
client had sold his profitable
jewelry business here, and that
he and his wife are shopping for
a farm to which to move with
their Children
Mr.. Sheehan also complained
of the publicity that the Comp
tons difficulties have received. He
referred to newspaper stories
starting in January when Mrs.
Compton filed her suit, charging
her husband walked out on her
and the children.
Later, Mr.. Compton was con-
victed in Prince Georges County
of beating Mrs. Compton the day
after she filed the suit. The
jeweler preferred jail to paying
his fine and remained behind
bars for two weeks until a rela-
tive bailed him out. Even then.
he had to be elected forcibly from
the Jail.
In today's order Judge Keech
ruled Mr.. Compton must pay his
wife's $400 lawyers fee. The
Compton home is at 3718 Fortieth
aUaD11e Cott Ue Cjtv Md
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Artist to Lecture at A. u.

Prentiss Taylor. Washington
artist, will deliver a free public
lecture at American University's
Watkins Gallery at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow. The lecture will be on
'Degas: The Development of a
Human Being in Relation to His
Work"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-11
keyWesf WOman's Club Members
ToMeet Ind Hear Mrs. Hiram
Hoighfon Here On Saturday Night

ietaailnns have been sent :,
uleafitsls ~ the Key Wet wo.
man Club b. attend a specia
mo- Iint u he membership L
e. held 81 saturday. January IA
"a 81 D. m.. a TIE Clubhouse
81 0Uvaisaireet. 90 meet a dis.
tlnaolAhed visitor. Mrs. Hiram c
lienahi1n.
M finughlon Is the vice
EFnslaeni ~ ire National FEEDER
sire ~ Womens Clubs. and is
"a pFesrnf the house guest Of Mrs
l. = MrCsfircy. former president
~ FLORIDA Federation Of wo-
gFn. Clubs al The latier's home
m Mani
Aews panying Mrs. Houghton
- ktl West win be Mrs. Mccaf-
lrsy~and h1rs. T. T. Stevens. who
was hsifipan % the recent ex
trentely E,fccc&ful convention
held n Hollywood. Florida. Mrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-11
Thompsons
Surprised
With Party

Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Thompson.
of 529 Simonton street, were
honored with an unexpected
Golden Wedding Anniversary
party on Monday night at their
home.
Mrs. Mary L, Clark, their
daughter from Miami, arrived on
Saturday TO spend the occasion
with them, and 1t was she who
arranged the party.
When several friends dropped
into the Thompson home, the
couple were not surprised, but
they were indeed surprised when
many more people came in, and
an anniversary cake made its APP
pearance.
The occasion was much enjoy
ed by all present, and everyone
joined in congratulating Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson on their Golden
Wedding Anniversary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-11
Officers WiUes
Club To Hold
Election Friday

Mesdanes Jeanne Mann, Ruth
bloomfield and Betty Christoffer-
son have been nominated for the
office of co-chairman of the Of
ficers Wives Club. it has been
announced.
Election of a co-chairman will
take place at the luncheon-meet-
ing of the Officers Wives Club to
be held on Friday, January 10,
at 1890 p. M, at Officers Club,
Fl. Taylor.
This will be the first meeting
of the group this year, meetings
having been discontinued for the
holidays. and since Fridays meet
ing will be an important one, with
the election of officers and bus
mess session, it is hoped that
there viii be a large attendance
on hand for the affair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-11

Florence Ardagh and Ida Cell
rich to serve with Miss TOPPING.
Preliminary plans for setting
up permanent Library Fund
within the Beta Omega Chapter
were discussed, and the sorority
expressed the hope that every
person in Key West will realize
the great need for a new Public
Library and do their part to
bring it about.
Also discussed were plans by
the social committee, headed by
ELISA Moreno, to celebrate the
Chapters first anniversary on
January i3, with Dutch dinner.
1t was agreed that the execu-
tive board would select a person
as their entry for Queen at the
March of Dimes Birthday Ball to
be held in the near future, and
her name will be made public
when the selection has been
made.
Clara Armayor and Edith
Lopez conducted the program on
Expression and Speech" which
was very well received by the
membership.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-11
Jack CarsOlls Are
Getting Divorce

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. LIP
The Jack carsons are getting
divorce after three and a half
years of separation.
Mrs. Csrson who Is Singer Kay
ST. German on the radio. said
last night that every effort at
a reconciliation has failed. ! have
wPite1 carefully"
They have two children John
8, and German, a.
The Carsons were wed IN 1910.
II was the first marriage for each
she filed suit for divorce in
1916, but dropped the action a
few days later.
Mrs. Carson said the new suit
will be filed in California, as soon
as a property settlement is ar
ranged.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-11

be formed from Key West in Feb
ruary to 60 to Chapman Field in
Coconut Grove, noted beauty
spot. Mrs. Smiley is the chair
man heading the committee for
this tour.
II was reported that the sum OF
$3.50 had been collected in the
kettle and by collection at the
club meetings for donation to the
Community Christmas Relief
Fund. Also, the sum of $18.75 was
realized from the sale of Christ
mas wreaths and decorations at
Martello Galleries during the
seasonal bazaar held there, this
work having been done by a com.
mittee headed by Mrs. Curry
Moreno.
Tentative dates for the Annual
Flower Show sponsored by the
Garden Club have been set as
Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
February %, 20, and %, it was an
nouneed, and further plans for
the show will be discussed at the
February meeting.
Mrs. Bowman Cutter reported
on the Identification program al
the Truman Avenue school
grounds, and stated that she had
been asked to dedicate one OF
these new plants there, which she
did recently.
Mrs. Cutter, as program chair
man, introduced the speaker Of
the evening, Mrs. Edgar Willing
whose subject was Flower Ar.
rangements," and who illustrated
her talk with colored slides of
prizewinning arrangements at
the international Flower Shows
in New York City and Pasadena,
California.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-11
Beta Omega Chapter Of Beta Sigma
PhisIledges Aid la Library Project

bgta. omesa Chapter of Beta
slEma IN sorority held their
Frsuiar rsceting on Monday night
~ ths- week At Martello Towers,
"a which time an interesting pro-
Efam wa given. and many mat
tffa "a interest % the Sorority
efrr discussed.
Mrs Edgar Willing. chairman
81 tAe Library Committee of the
koy West Woman's Club. outlined
iof the sorority members the
aIeat need OF new public library
in tne city. and her plans for es-
tanliShinE q new library and re-
aecuraiing and refurnishing the
present one until such time as a
new oslIlding Is available for the
project
Tho sorority received her adj
aIezs With great enthusiasm, and
pIomiscd every aid possible
hfuueh their organization. A
eommittce u members was inn
nedisiely appointed to work with
Alfs. Willing on the matter, with
Betty Tonplno as chairman and
wtih Ann Cobo. Josephine James,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-11
Large attendance Enjoyed
Noes Sunday EUening Dance

TIE s.snday evening dance at
Noes sarvicemen's Club was at
tendtd By a large number of
Navel personnel. Navy Wives,
noes Junior Hostesses, ESQ
and other guests.
ne dcilghifal Ida 0ellrich Or
fhesiIa. tine dance floor. soft
hahis 80 eEacious Junior Hos
ieui. .lrt CSC are all factors in
~ eHnNnuod success of the
tslre saekiy Noes dances.
ApitfiolHnent was provided by
ffantis fitxsimmOns, vocalist,
aho sans Z Can Dream, Can't T.
ana "Qn<t In Love With Amy"
Amma those present were the
Mss Betty ArmayOr, Magda-
iena hlissail. Olga Brost, Elena
Munzont Joyce Bradley, Peggy
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Houghton has always been inter.
ested in Key West, and stated
that she could not be in Florida
without whiting the Island City
She is en- route TO Jamaica, B..
w. l., where she will be the
guest Of Lady Higgins.
A dynamic and engaging per-
ION, Mrs. Houghton is. one of the
foremost clubwomen of the coun-
Try. and it is with much antici-
patton that the clubwomen of
Key West look forward to meet
ng her and hearing her speak
IN Saturday here.
II is believed that her talk win
ieal with the subject of build
ing a better community" She is
he originator of this drive, that
has spread and spread through
nut America, and the drive is
Mrs. Houghtons' main activity at
he present time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-11

A meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors Of the Monroe County Au-
dubon Society has been called By
the President, Stuart S. Whiting.
for eight o'clock tomorrow even
ing at the office of the Key West
Chamber OF Commerce.
The purpose of the meeting is
to transact business in connec-
lion with the Audubon Screen
Tours and make advance prepare
lions for the next number of the
tours which will be held when
Leonard Hall, writer, sportsman
and lecturer, apears at Key West
High School next Monday night
at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Hall brings to
Key West two new ful-color films,