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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-12
Tabernacle
Baptist Church


News
Rev. J. Welby Broaddus will de-
liver a special Mothers Day mes
sage Sunday at 1O:45 A. M. He
returned home Monday from
Richmond, KY. where he spent
several weeks during the illness
and passing Of his sister, Mrs.
Maggie Wilson.
The Mothers Board of Taber-
nacle Church will hold an Ice
Cream Dip in the church social
room Sunday from.3 to 6 P. M.
Rev. VIM. Spears will be the
speaker at a special Mothers Day
service Sunday at 7:30 P. M. The
public is invited. Mrs. Lula Jack
son is president of the mothers
board.
youths Responsibility to the
Church" is the topic for discus
sion at the Tabernacle BTU Sun
day at $50 P. M. The program
is sponsored by the Youth group,
Mrs. Rosa C. Horton, leader.
Retraction
The Tabernacle Art Guild Will
hold an "Apron Bazaar and Fash
ion Review" Friday, May rs at
8 P. M. instead of May 10 IS
announced last week. In connect
ion with the event, a Bake Sale
will be held in the social rooms of
the church. Mrs. J. Welby Broad
dus is adviser ofthe guild. The
public is invited.
The Metropolitan Jubilee iSng-
ers Of indianapolis, Ind. will ap-
pear in two concerts on Sunday,
May 81, in this city. At 3 P. NJ,
the group will sing atthe Bethel
Baptist Church under the auspices
of the Gospel Chorus. Mrs. Min
cite Morris is chorus president
and Rev. G. w. Lucas the pastor
At 1880 P. NJ, the group will APP
pear at the Tabernacle Baptist
Church sponsored jointly by the
Nurses Corp of the Usher Board
and the Senior Women's League
Mrs. Callie Collins is supervisor
of nurses at Tabernacle.
Rev. S. C. Richards, pastor of
New Hope Baptist Church of
Middletown, o. will present the
River of Jordon Choir in a must
cal program Sunday, May % at
3 P. M. at the st. Paul Bethlehem
Bapt. Church, 926 Connors St.
The service is sponsored by the
Phillippi Bapt. Church of which
Rev. J. F. Radford is pastor. The
Continued on Page ~
Evening star., 1950-05-07
"SHE'S COMING HOME!"
Continued from preceding page

been talking about, What we'll do when Milly
comes home. They said come straight over no
matter when it was
I'll be out here waiting he said shortly He
closed the door behind him and walked over to the
window. They'd all be there: his brother with his
wife and the kids; his sister with her smart cracks;
Nom and Pop, who'd have to tell about every
thing he'd ever done, even to bringing out that
album with the print of him in the baby carriage
They were his family. Anybody who said he
was ashamed of them was liar, but But that
damned picture album and MONS soft talk about
stuff he'd done was just too much. Milly could
see the score for herself, now
ftE RUBBED his jaw slowly. Suddenly he was
tired and desperately lonely. 1t was over and he
knew it. Coming home, kissing her. fixing dinner
slowly so she could help reading the paper aloud:
all that was over. This wasn't going to work.
Then he turned, listening He tiptoed to the
bedroom door. 'Mly?" he called softly. Her
answer was muff1ed, wordess. He opened the
door. She lay face down on the bed, half un-
dressed her bare shoulders shaking with sobs
please don't Milly. Don't cry about it."
Il can't help it. I'm afraid. Everything's all
wrong, and now you don't love me any more"
He stopped breathing. He didn't Lore her: that
was what she'd said 'Oh, Gusw She looked up
in pure despair. What made you mad at MIR.
Lisker's and at Benny's? Why didn't you kiss me?
What am doing wrong Gus?"
mo, no, you don't get it. I mean - You're
beautiful" he stammered. Here's this crumrny
joint Here am and = and now you can see!'
liz STOPPED, his throat aching Mly only stared
at him. as if she couldn't understand simple words.
Cant you heart" he shouted, tormented beyond
endurance by the mocking silence MY face was
joke at Benny's! Go ahead, laugh at it again!"
"A joke she echoed family. 'But don't -
He just said how you were handsome, and sud-
denly you looked so ferocious and ready to ex-
plode that I couldn't help Why, Gus" she
breathed, you're not kidding. Oh, you dear blind
fool, can't you look don't you know? Listen"
Her fingers pressed hard on his cheeks. Nothing
has changed I'm not surprised. You're what my
fingers used to tell me, and what prayed you'd
be. Different and handsome and like no one else
in the world
He stared into her eyes, searching for the Joke.
But it wasn't there. Her eyes were clear and gen.
tle And slowly it sank into his disbelieving mind
She was telling him the truth. And that, to Gus,
was the miracle of love The End
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Mrs. Jonathan Jackson Gaze
Delightful Talk At Officers -
Vices Club Meeting Held Last Week

= Forty members and guests at
tended the luncheon-meeting of
The Officers Wives Club held last
week at the Officers Club, Fit.
Taylor, and heard Mrs. Jonathan
jackson deliver delightful talk
on how she introduced pottery to
New York.
= Hostesses for the occasion we're
members of the Advisory Board,
consisting of the Mesdames
Gwen Morrow, Jeanne Mann,
Trudy Clarke, Doris Logan, Dor
-othy- Downs, Grace Naser, Ava
zHiYton, Betty Lemos, Betty Chris
Jefferson, Frances Slayton and
Lois Hanson.
Table decorations executed by
Mrs. Dorothy Downs, as decora-
ting chairman, were Easter bask-
ITS filled with Dummies and color
ed eggs, and the menu for the
luncheon included Key West
shrimp.
Election of officers took place
at this luneheon-meeting, with
Mrs. Gigi Beshany being elected
to serve IS. co-chairman for the
next three months with Mrs. Je-
anne Mann. who automatically
then became co-ehairman, sue
E
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Mrs. J. G. Cowart; Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric G.. Curry; DR.. and Mrs.
Delio Cobo; Mr.. and Mrs. Candy
Chambers; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Carleton; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee God
dard; Mr. and Mrs. Burt Garnett:
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry Harris; DR..
and Mrs. A, H. Hamilton; Capt.
and Mrs. Carl Hilton; Mrs. Doro-
thy Heist; Mrs. Pauline Heming-
way: Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Jackson" Mrs. Virginia Komlos
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lazarovici;
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis c. Miller; Mr..
and Mrs. Geirge Renna, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Navarro: Mr. and Mrs.
Bernie Papy; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y.
Porter; Mrs. Mary Pentacost;
Miss Eta Patterson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pollock; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Sawyer: -Comdr. and
Mrs. j. B. Swain; Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Spencer: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy Van Buren,; Mrs. Hugh
Williams, and Mr.. and Mrs,
George Mills White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Ciesinski.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Large Number OF Patrons And
PatrOnesses Sponsoring Humane
Society Dance At La COnchn TONIGHT

The Dogs Dance" at La Con-
cha Hotel tonight. promises to be
entertaining and beneficial to the
highly deserving Key West HUI
name Society. The parade of
thoroughbred dogs has the dog
lovers of the town busy groom
ing and combing and hoping that
Fido will be on his good behavior.
That feature of the entertain
ment will take place at 1890,
The square dance exhibition and
the tiny Cuban dancers are not
as yet scheduled for any special
time. ut viii be we'll for every
one to be there in good time, :"
however, according to Mrs.
George Mills White, president of
the organization, because we
look forward to everyone's en-
joying the whole party"
Patrons and patronesses who
are sponsoring the Dogs Dance"
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland Adj
ans; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Allen;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Bruce; Mr..
and Mrs. Jean Bai1lod; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bond; Comdr. and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Garry Davis Will
Have Unusual
Wedding Today

ELLSWORTH, Me, April I3.
-tP.-This is the day that Garry
Davis, who calls himself a citi-
zen of the world, viii take as his
bride Miss Audrey Peters, 81
years-old and a former Holly
wood dance instructor.
The ceremony will be perform
ed in the town of Ellsworth,
Maine, town which, young
Davis says, has the community
spirit he and his bride have look
ed for, Davis himself was born
in Maine. in the swank summer
resort of Bar Harbor.
AS in all of his other public
appearances, young Davis wants
the wedding ceremony to drama
tie his crusade for world peace,
There will be no minister, and
no justice of the peace.
They'll be married on a stage,
in front of 500 people, who will
be asked to echo the marriage
vows. They plan to have a priv
ate civil ceremony later as a
legal formality.
Davis says he wants his we'd
ding to be a spiritual asSocia-
ton of friends"
1T will be held" he says, with
the participation and blessing of
the people and God rather than a
specific denomination"
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ceeding Mrs. Gwen Morrow,
whose tenn of office has expired.
During the past three months
the Officers Wives Club have
had several distinguished guest
speakers at their bi-weekly
lunci1eon-meetings, including
Mrs. jackson ait the last meeting,
Mrs. Jean FielderS, who spoke to
the club about her travel expert
eneeS in Japan, Mrs Robert He
list, whose talk dealt with her ex-
periences when she was gown
designer in Paris, Mrs. e. P. Win
ter with her very interesting sub
iect of hobbies, Things To Do AT
Home" and Martin, the New
York Hair Stylist, who not only
addressed the club but demon
strated different hair styles dur
ing a discussion period that was
carried on.
The next meeting of the Off
GERS Wives Club will be held on
Friday of next week, April 81, at
1890 P. NJ. at the Officers Club
Fl. Taylor. and details regarding
this forthcoming meeting will be
published as soon as the informa-
ton is available.
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Red Cross Home Nursing Courses
Begun In Several Places This Week

Aimed toward preserving the
health Of the community, the Key
West Chapter of the American
Red Cross has Just completed the
training of seven Home Nursing
Instructors Six registered nurses
and one school teacher, members
Of the class, are now arranging
schedules for conducting classes
for other people in the commune
ty.
A class started Monday even
nag in Poinciana. This class will
have its second lesson ON Thurs
day evening at 7.3O IN the store
building on Duck Avenue, for
merly occupied by the Columbia
Laundry. Mrs. Theresa Judge
viii instruct the class.
Tuesday evening a class met
with Mrs Melba Aldredge at the
Health Unit. A similar class was
held on Wednesday morning at
the Health Center with Mrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Bennett Family
Had Holiday
Visitors Recently

Miss Marilyn Bennett, whe is
q student nurse at jackson Me
mortal Hospital in Miami,s spent
the Easter holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bennett
and here sister, Lorraine, at the
family home, 73o Eaton street.
Also friends from Syracuse.
New York visiting with her were
Robert Bernhoft and his sister,
Miss Marion Bernhoft, and Miss
BENEFITS two cousins, also from
Syracuse, Robert Stoddard- and
Miss Beverly Stoddard.8 &C.
Mrs. Blanche Wilson's Mrs.
BENEFITS mother, Mrs. Wayne
Wilson and her daughter Barba-
ra, together with Mrs. Roy Co
erss of Milford, Corhecticut.
have returned to their northern
home after having had very
pleasant visit here in the Island
City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Coming EUentS

THURSDAY, APRIL b.
Annual Dance sponsored by
Key West Humane Society.
popularity known as the Dog
Dance La Concha Hotel.
Meeting, koom Mothers P.TA..
8 P. M, at home of Mrs.
Fernando Camus, 14l6 9TH
street. Full ATTENDANCE re-
quested.
Meeting, Stephen r. Mallory
Chapter of the United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy, 4:30
P. NJ, at tne nome of Mrs.
Fannie Curry, 1901 White
head street Local and visit
ing Daughters invited.
Meetings, Fleet Reserve Asso-
citation Branch Sc and Wom-
ans Auxiliary. $50 P. NJ, in
clubroorns, Front and Fitz-
patrick streets. Election of
officers Social hour to fol-
low business sessions.
FRIDAY, APRIL IA
Ropa vrieja (Old CFothes)
Dance, Cuban Club, .Duval
street. Sponsored by Junior
Chamber OF Commerce. Music
by Hector Barroso and his
Spotlite Band.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
TRADE BARRIERS
Continued From Page oneJ

paign to break down Europe's
artificial trade barriers.
For a long time, Marshall Plan
headquarters has been urging,
pleading, and sometimes threat
ening its European beneficiaries
to do something about currency
exchange. 1t wants them to es-
tablish system assuring the
free exchange of currency and
the relaxation Of the various bus
mess blockadeS.
Now, reports William c, Fos-
ter, the Deputy Chief of the
Marshall Plan:
i can report with some mea-
sure Of assurance that European
currencies viii be convertible.
And that the movement towards
reduction Of cumulative res
trictiOns that means trade res
trictions in plain language
already dramatically under way,
will not abate.'
The Marshall Plan official let
it go at that, he did not elabo-
rate or explain. But he did say
that what the Marshall Plan al
ready has done in Western Eu-
rope, boosting farm factory pro-
duction was, in his words, a
near miracle
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Poinciana Parent Teacher As
sociation held its regular month
ly meeting this week at the
School Auditorium, the meeting
opening with the singing of the
choral prayer, with Gerald Saun-
ders, program chairman, leading
the PTA prayer and the flag sa-
lutte.
Bill Wood, of the Junior Gar
den Club, told of the clubs aetiv-
tiles. They have over 100 mem
bers, and committees to do the
planting and watering of the
plants many children have
brought to the school for that
purpose.
One grandmother, il was learn
ed, had sent 20 plants, and the
fifth graders used the money
they received at Christmas to pay
for a palm. Mr.. Carey then gave
another palm to match it.
Il was also announced that the
members Of the Junior Garden
Club sold $3.50 worth of cards and
wrapping paper to make money
for the purchasing of plants, of
which, to date, $62.50 has been
spent, with Jack Baker doing the
planting.
On Arbor Day the officers gave
a program. at which Mrs. William
r. Warren, president of the Key
West Garden Club, spoke, and
mahogany tree was planted. Off
GERS of the club, with Bill Wood
as president are: JEANNE Half
field, vice-president; Janice Red
ding, secretary; Sandra Hatfield,
treasurer.
Following this report of the
Junior Garden Club Becky Greg
Dry sang several solos, which
were much enjoyed by all pres
=ent.
= Mr.. Carey spoke on the sub
ject of children who stutter, and
there followed the business SEES
sion of the evening, when reports
of the secretary and treasurer
were given and an auditing COM
mittee comprised of Mr. Carey,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
NesC Officers OF POipciand Parent
Teachers association Elected At
Monthly Meeting Held This Week

Mr.. Saunders and Mrs. Brill was
appointed.
Election of officers for the
coming year was held, with the
following elected to the various
offices: Gerald Saunders, presi-
dent; Mrs. Pearl Wood, viee-pre-
sident; Darnell Carey, recording
secretary; Mrs. Edna Johnson
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Oh
ga Knowles, treasurer. and Mrs
Doris Cruz as historian.
A committee on the savings
stamps composed of Mrs. B. Co
thron, Mrs. w. Brown, Mrs. Van
Huss and Mrs. B. Vaughn re-
ported that $500 worth were sold
this year.
It was announced that the Po-
inciana PTA is sponsoring a book
tea to be held at the school on
April 20 from 200 to 400 p. m,
which all parents and friends are
invited by the organization to at
tend.
Mrs. Margarita Davis then
spoke to the gathering, inviting
all interested mothers to take the
Red Cross Home Nursing Course
to be held in what used to be
the Poinciana laundry building.
These classes will be two hours
long and win take place three
times a week. All interested
mothers are to call Mrs. Garcia
NettIes at the Red Cross or see
Mrs. ingalls, at 220-C Poinciana.
Mrs. Larsen, the Poinciana
school music teacher, announced
a musical program to he
given by first grade pupils on
April IL in the school auditorium.
Second and third graders are to
present their programs on the
LIST of April and the other grades
will present their spring concert
on May 26 at 8 p. m.
The business meeting was fol-
lowed by a social hour Mrs. Adj
ans and Mrs. Boswell had ar
ranged hibiscus and ferns in a
charming centerpiece on lace
tablecloth for the refreshment ia
bic, at which hot tea and dough-
nuts were served
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Louise Duke
High BO,vIer
OF Noes Group

The Noes Navy wives bowl
ing group at the Naval Station
alleys drew a large group of. en-
thusiastic players on Friday and
Tuesday, April 7 and April H.
Louise Duke was high bowler
with a score of 1876, Lynne Little
was second with a score. of 178
and Ann Gravat was third with a
score of 1874
Other bowlers for the week
were Ann Mace, Peggy Brum-
stead. Edna Breeding, Ann Bry-
ant, Grace Joy, Gloria Reeves,
Julia Szalay, June Tucker, and
Vera Wood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Hollywood
Notes
BY The Associated Press
son BORN LAST NIGHT
TO MICKEY ROONEYS

Actor Mickey Rooney became
.the father Of a third son last
night, born to his wife. the form
er actress Martha vickers. IN a
Hollywood hospital. Rooney and
Miss Vickers were married last
June. Mickey said his new sons
name would be entered on the.
birth certificate as 'STed-flot
Theodore"
Rooney's two other sons were
born during his marriage to-
Betty Jane Rase. They are
Mickey, Junior, five, and Tifno-'
thy Rooney, three-years-old.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Grace Naser as teacher. Mrs.
jeanette Sawyer is conducting a
class OF Douglass High School
girls. A class for colored adults
is planned at the Health Unit in
the afternoon with Mrs. Pearl
Stone as teacher.
Mrs. Donna Chapman, Home
Economics teacher with the Key
West High School, will teach a
class Of High School girls before
the closing of the school year.
An afternoon class is also being
arranged in Poinciana and will
be under the direction of Mrs
Laura Collier.
This is an educational pro-,
gram conducted by the Red Cross
and is open to any lady in thd
community. If you have not all
ready enrolled in one of these
Home Nursing classes, you are
urged to call 286 and make ar
rangementS for joining a class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Don Williams To Star In
Skit 1t Jaycee Dance Friday

An outstanding feature of the
Jaycees Ropa Vieja Party Dance
to be hello at the Cuban Club.
Friday, April l4th, is a panto-
mine skit, starring Don VIII
liams in a take-off on the Ink
Spots.
Williams. high school stu
dent. has indicated an almost
professional ability in his panto-
mine skits. The Jaycees believe
his skit will prove to be an out
standing feature of the dance.
Henry KeiSer, a member of the
finance committee working on
the dance program. stated that in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Some OF the patients were able
to join the party in the Red Cross
Recreation Hall and those who
were confined to their beds were
visited in the wards and refresh
r11ents served to them there.
Mrs. Kay Holiday presided at
the pllnchbowl with charm and
grace, and the Mesdames Alice
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Fleet Reserve
And Au1iIiarv
Meet Tonight

The Fleet Reserve Association
Branch Sc and the Woman's Aux
iliary of the organization will
hold their regular monthly meet
ing tonight beginning at $50
o'clock, at their clubroonis, Front
and Fitzpatrick streets. a4 {
Among the matters to be taken
up at tonisht's meetings is. the el-
eetion of officers for the coming
year, and full attendance is re-
questeds
Following the business S SEES
sions, refreshments will be serv-
ed IN the social rooms of the
club. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

his opinion, the dance will prove
to be one of the most enjoyable
ever sponsored by the Jayeees.
"A complete program of en-
teftainment has been worked out
by the committee. to provide a
fun night IF entertainment for all
who attend, he concluded.
The dance will start promptly
at nine o'clock, and via be in
formal, no coats, no ties. All are
urged to come dressed for an
evening Of fun.
Music will be provided by Hec-
tor Barroso and his Spot-lite
band.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
Members Of La Concl.a Macy Vices
Club HOstesses AtHospitdI Party

The la concha Navy Wives
Club held Open House at the T..
S. Naval ,sospital on Easter Sun
day from 2 to 4 p. M, in conjunc-
ton with the Red Cross, and col
ored eggs, assorted sandwiches,
Jelly beans and punch were serv-
ed to patients in the hospital and
guests present at the event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
IN MEMoR1AM

In Memory of Frank H. PapY
Three years ago today you left
us
No time to say goodbye;
You didn't know the angels
wanted you
To be with them on high.
We love you and we miss you;
It's hard to believe you are
gone,
But wouldn't wish you back,
dear one,
To LIES long, grief-torn road.
You are at peace and free
from pain
And our loss is Heavens
gain
MOTHER, FATHER,
BROTHERS and SISTER.
apr13-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Mitchell, Helen Chefwa and Iona
Aiken served refreshments to the
patients in the words.
The clubs Hospital Chairman.
Mrs. Dorothy Parkison. ably as
sisted by MRS. Maxine Thomas, a
guest artist, took turns at the pi-
ano, rendering many solos and
leading the gathering in group
singing. The music and singing
were both delightful and were
much enjoved by all those pres
ent.
Photographs were made of the
patients, nurses. and guests, and
there was an Easter Egg Hunt
staged on the Hospital grounds
for the children. The patients.
with Miss Julia Meadows, Red
Cross nurse at the Hospital, hid
the eggs, and also helped the tots
find them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
TRIAL OF THREE MEN
CONTINUED From PAGE OneJ

IOOHLIIutu IUIIi "&C
and Acevedo as others in the
same crime.
Il know I'm guilty. ciervo
said. Il don't expect elemency,
but the best way is to tell the
truth" Then he pointed to Ace
vedo and Fernandez as the others
in the robbery
Attorney AIbury drew the ad-
mission from Ciervo that he had
served time in the state peniten-
tiary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
HOMEMADE BOMB

CONTINUED from PAGE One
when the window of his first
floor room crashed is.
The bomb apparently was
made Of dynamite. Yard Police
Chief Alvin Randall said he be
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apply To We'd

Applications for marriage hcen4
SEES were filed yesterday in the
office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord by John E. Hughes.
10, of the U. S. Navy and Rose
Marie Van Buskmk, %, of l2-G
Porter place and:
BY Billy D. Terry, 20, of the
u. S. Navy and Peggy O'NeilI
%, of Overseas Hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

The MacGregor clan almost ex-
terminated the Colquhon clan in
the last great Scottish highland
clan battle in 1902.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
N e 10 ArriUaIs
Daughter To Harniltons

1dNS1L4C4 10 11u1LIKA4UKas
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Hamilton,
638 United Street, announce the
birth of daughter, weighing
six pounds, ten ounces. The new
arrival was born at 6:43 pm,
last night in the Monroe County
Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Bees sometimes carry insect
cides into their hives, killing the
entire brood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY
By AP NewsfsGsWss

ADM. LOUIS EMIL DEN
FIELD. born April I3. 1891. at
Westboro, Mass. Recently retired
as chief Of Naval operations, he
directed the Nays personnel ex-
pansion for World War II and
battleShip division that support
ed Okinawa landings.