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tween the Convent girls and the
,Alunnae, will be played this
Saturday. April 7, on the Con-
vent Court. In the first game the
fAlpmnae girls who had never
Tonce practiced as a complete
team walked away with the first
half in a score of 9 to 0. Al
though the Convent team was
able TO strengthen its guard and
copy some of their opponents
smoother techniques. They were
still unable to surpass their OPP
poncntS and the score ended II
to IA in favor of the Alumni.
Members of the Convent team
seem to have forgotten COM
pletcly such ordinary maneuvcrs
as pivoting. bounce passing, jug
Cling, but they are anxious to &c
deem themselves in the next
game by emphasizing the above.
Starring in forward positions for
the Alumnaa were Joyce Parks
and Althea Iaskins and in guard
positions Donna Ross and Joyce
Bradley. The Convent team pro
dlced no really outstanding play
ers, although each girl showed
excellent potentialities after the
team frightened up in the. second
half, The Convent girls are de-
termined to take the second game
decisiyely. this Saturday. How
far this determination will take
them against the smoother tech
nique of the Alumnae may be
seen by anyone who wishes to
watch this game at l o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
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An April Reunion
BY GRACE FERNANDEZ

Jane Brown looked through the
window of the speeding train,
carrying her to her father, whom
she had not seen since childhood
1t was a typical April day, rainy
and cloudy.
Her thoughts were disturbed by
a sudden jerk of the train, and
she was there! She stepped off
the train with her green umbrella
sheltering her from the rain. She
could hardly see through the thin
sheets of rain. All OF a sudden
her umbrella caught in a great
gust of wind and went racing
over the train tracks. -
An elderly man Immediately
rushed after it. not needing the
whistle of the. oncoming train,
His foot caught in the track
There was. a flash of light, q
scream, the green umbrella and
the murmurs Of the people. James
heart raced. What was it? She
caught the name of Brown! No
it couldn't be! -,
Suddenly, Jane heard someone
call her. miss, wake up, we're al
the station" Jane shook herself
and found that she had beer
dreaming. She looked out ths
window. There was man wav'
ing to her, It was her father. ShS
picked up her green umbrella anf
dashed out of the train utterine
a thankful prayer. No more was
heard except the sobs of hap.
pineSS, and the patter of rain
drops.
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The CA.A. 81

The Convent Athletic Associa-
ton members received their pins
Tuesday afternoon and were we'll
pleased with the apropos laurel
crested bronze shield bearing the
association initials, CAA. A meet
ing is planned for next Tuesday
to make final arrangements for the
main athletic event of the year,
the Field Day, in which the sew
enth, eighth and ninth grades
challenge the sophomores, jun
iors and seniors in all Convent
sports. The lower grades are ex-
pecting to score in such sports as
tennis, badminton and possibly
softball, but are not so sure of
their proves in volleyball, bas-
ketball and track.
A second basketball game be-
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ALLIED FORCES

.tcontinpesc from Page one)
looked with little. favor on the
latest communication from Gen
eral Macarthur. H.t.
In a letter to Republican Con-
gressmen Joe Martin of MasSa.
chusetts. a Macarthur urged the
use of Chinese Nationalist forces
to open up a second front in
Asia. iiStlS tStss
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Annual Alumnde
Reunion

On Monday, March 26, at 7:30
p. m, the Alumnae Social meet
ing was called to order by the
president, Mrs. Thomas Caro-.
Following the singing of the
C.M.I. song, a most entertaining
comedy was presented by the
Senior class. The cast of ''Consola-
ton" consisted of Judy Trevor as
Mrs. Andrews; hospital patient;
Betty Kaye Fairfield as Miss
Castle the head nurse, Grace Fer
nandez as Miss, Manning, Mrs.
Andrews, special nurse; Patricia
Bethel as Mrs. Frisby, a visitor,
and Diana Molina as Della, a
cleaning woman. The scene took
place in hospital room, with
Mrs. Andrews as nervous pa
tient, tormcnted by the nurses,
Della, and Mrs. Frisby. The conf
cal situations were most amusing.
and were enjoyed by all the
alumnae and teachers present.
Following the play, lovely
supper was served in the music
hall. Shrimp salad, saltines,
olives, cold drinks and ice cream
cellars made up the menu.
Sister Catherine of the Blessed
Sacrament welcomed back pupils
who had graduated from the Con-
vent many years ago. The play,
the banquet, and the renewal of
acquaintance with old friends
and classmates all contributed
toward making the evening de-
Hghtful one
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or-Senior Prom,
Outstanding Event .
OF The School Yeur

In a colorful array of beautiful
pastel formals the. Juniors and
Seniors and their dates entered
the Officers Club at Fort Taylor
for the long anticipated Junior
Senior Prom. The Club, decora-
ted by members of the Junior
Class. was thing of beauty. The
theme of the prom, April Show
ers, was evident at a casual
glance.
The beautiful umbrella cover
ing the wheelbarrow of artistical-
ly arranged flowers portrayed the
theme to any casual observer.
The class colorS of the Senior
Class, yellow and white, were car
ried out in the entire decoration.
The lattice work surrounding
the band-stand was cleverly
woven with white and yellow
crepe paper. Clusters of balloons
were spaced at intervals over the
Club, Gus Ayala and his Orches-
ira provided music for the big
event, The high-light of the Prom
was the Grand March wherein
Juniors and Seniors with their
dates marched in double forrnaL
ton around the club forming
fours, Fights, and then breaking
infra cir,olo fOr1,, fiaH ar.
;. The musical program contained
such favorites as MY Foolish
Heart" Crying" I'm In The
Need For Love-" BLUE Moon
.Stardust," Temptation" and
many other favorites. MIR. and
Mrs. James McAllister acted as
ehaperones of the event. Refresh
ments consisting of punch, sand.
witches, peanuts, potato chips and
pickles were served.
I'll See You In My Dreams
terminated the dance program al
IL o'clock. Gifts of girl graduates
in Cap and Gown with the name
and school engraved on it were
given to each Senior by members
of the Junior class.
Those present at the Junior.
Senior Prom were as follows:
Migdalia Barrios and Archie
Neff, Judy Trevor and Don Bal.
lew, Betty Kay Fairfield and Dor
Rough, Shirley Cothron and Ray
Waters, Gay Lou Barroso anc
Charles Wells, Patricia Bethe
and Frank Young. Elizabeth
CheSebrough and Francis Dedoee
Sharon Mardis and Rocky Wade
Lynn Schneider and Ed Ander
son, Catherine Smith and Clyde
Sawyer, Diana Goldberg anC
James Gamble. Teresa Carey anc
James Kelly, Isabel Sais anC
David Pettis, Sally Perez anc
John Yardley, Elena Cano ane
Charles Curren, Nora Malone anC
Edward Sheppard, Nancy Sawyel
and Jack Larson, Sidney Gardner
and Judd Buell., Barbara Nelson
and Jim Van Loten, Edna dc
Pine and Paul TOPPING, Peggy
Finder and Roy Speer, 10 Anr
Zimmerman and Onelio AL
varez, Kathleen Lawrence anC
Squeeky Vidal, Allene Speer anc
Nathan Tucker.
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CONNIE HUDGINs

fContlnued from Page One)
yesterdays case, from London,
Onatrio-to attend the meeting.
Harold Laubseher led the club
and its guests in three songs.
Ernest Ramsey reported that
the clubs Little League base
ball team would be launched on
its 1851 season soon. A check to
cover the expense of the team
was given Mr.. Ramsey and
President Harris signed the
contract to sponsor the team.
The Little League in Key West
will consist of four teams, each
put on the field by local club.
Mr.. Ramsey exhibited one OF
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COLLINS OPPOSES

fCortinued From Page 'ne'
pectcd to touch off the big de-
bate over schools in general, Still
ahead is. the, problem of how to
provide Some $20,00o,000 more
for schools for the next two
years as called for under the
Minimum Foundation.
Lobbyists began complying
yesterday with new House rules
requiring all persons seeking to
influence legislation to sign up
with the clerk of the House.
The initial registration signed
up % lobbyists.
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Fremen Called

The fire department was calico
out about 5 p. m. yesterday to
flush some gasoline from Simon
ton street. in front of the Co
lumbia laundry.
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contest sponsored by the Queens
work claimed many entries from
C.M.T The theme for this contest
is an experience beneath an UNI
brella limited to $50 words. Be
low are several entries of merit;
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the junior sized baseball shirts
that have been made for the
team. Across its front, in bold red
letters, was the word Rotary"
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Winds of more than 5000 miles
per hour have been produced in
SuperSOnic wind tunnels.
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Poppy Introduces Bill To Moz<e
Monroe 3Qfh Senatorial District

Indochina comprises TIN c c
French-Sponsored states.
The Bolkardag lead mines of
Turkey are ! 400 years old.
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English Glasses
Enter Short-Short
Story Contest

With the month of April comes
the traditional theme of April
Showers. A short-short story
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Camera Club
Formed Here
At USO-YMCA

Monday night, the newly-formed
Camera Club of the USO- YMCA
met for the first regular meeting
of the club. Charter members are:
Samuel Withrowe, VX-1; James
Vanemburgh. VIII; John Puopo-
10, FSS; Alvin Mari, OpDevSta;
John FreerickI, OpDevSta; Carl
Masnec. USS Wilkie and Walt La
zier, YMCA staff. Interested men
are invited to attend the next
meeting, Friday, Nov. 80 at 800
P M, at the YMCA.USO.
Tonight the USO-YMCA is con-
Quoting a ping pong tourney. For
those who would rather relax, the
Chattera-platter hour will be from
8-9 p. m. Send a record home of
your voice.
Wednesday night after the
movie, the ESQ girls will have a
biscuit bake. biscuits like mother
used to make).
Thursday night at 8 O'Clock, Gu:
Ayala and his band will play for
tie monthly birthday party, honor
ing all servicemen win birthdays
in November.
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Spanish classes, adult begin
ners, to 8 pm, San Carlos
school
Dancing classes, TT. Taylor
Officers Club. 8 to 10 pm.
Meeting, Jr. Chamber of Com
merce, club house, 8 pm.
Duplicate Bridge, Coral Room
Overseas hotel, 7:45 pm.
Meeting, Natl Executives Club
Of Key West, South Beach
restaurant, Z pm.
Luncheon meeting, Fawtulant
Officers Wives, South Beach
restaurant, 1890 pm.
Book review, special interest
group, FIT Taylor, 10 a. M,
with review by Mrs. William
Killefer.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %
Golf classes, baseball diamond
Ms, special interest group
III am.
Bowling, Navy Wives Leagut,
Ms. alleys, ! pm.
Spanish, advanced students,
San Carlos school, 7:3O to
$3.50 pm.
Sewing group, Monroe Co.
General Hospital woman's
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DANCE COMMITTEE
rs CONGRATULATED
BY CPA PRESIDENT

The dance committee OF the
Cerebral Palsy association benefit
held this week at La Concha hoteI
included Mrs. Harvey Bush, Mrs.
A. T. Sjursen, Juvenile Court
Judge Eva Warner Gibson, Mrs. A.
McAllister, Mrs. d. B. Braxton and
Mrs. Everett Cox, president who
wishes to congratulate all those
who helped make the event such a
success.
A prize given one of the guests,
but not mentioned in a former
story of the dance, was flashlight
donated by Showers shop on Duval
street.
j. d. McAndreWs was so i'm.
pressed by the benefit response
that he invited the Cerebral Palsy
association to hold their New
Years dance at La Concha hotel
of which he is manager. According
to Mrs. Cox, the invitation was &C
cepted with enthusiasm.
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The classes were conducted IN
the swimming pool at the Sea
plane Base with Tom Ketchlngs,
an authorized Red Cross Water
Safety instructor serving with the
Key West Chapter teaching the
group. assisted by Miss Helen Tay-
ior and Donald GrieYe, also in
structors serving with the local
chapter. Senior Scouts assisting the
instructors were Rom Cornell, Rob
ert Slaves, Homer Herrick and
Wayne Williams.
The following boys will be pre-
scented with their Red Cross Junior
Life Saving certificates and en-
blems for their bathing suits by a
representative from the chapter;
Henry r. Bazo, Frank Bats, Rob
ert Reed, Tommp Gibson, Gurdon
Hamilton, Randall Warren, Ralph
Slaves, Ronnie CieSinSki, Wayne
Williams, Reaves Stecd Kenneth
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Coming Epenfs

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER a.
Meeting, Order of DeMolay boys,
Scottish Rite Temple, 7:3o pm.
Meeting. Sparkling Waters Re-
bekah Lodge No. IA, knights
of Pythias Hall. 5 pm.
Meeting, Young Adults Fellow
ship, First Methodist Church
annex, s pm.
Meeting, Ever Ready Star Club.
home of MRS. George Skies,
lois Windsor Lane. 3 pm.
Bowling, Navy Wives league,
Ms. Alleys. / pm.
Meeting and dinner. Kiwanis,
South Beach patio, Gas pm.
Ping pong tournament, YMCA-
USo. 8 pm,
Spanish lessons. High Schoo
level children. San Carlo
School, 3:S0-4:30 p. m.
Spanish class for beginners
sponsored by the Nc.c,S.
OSO, at SAINT Mary Parish
Hall, 1921 Duval street
adults to 9 pm.
Meeting Of Key West Players,
p. m. Barn Theatcr, preceded
by board meeting at p. m.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER rs
Book review, special interest
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Citizen Staff Photo
CHARMING dress for a charm
ing lady is this print which
looks ike a semi-formal gown
when the jacket is removed.
Mrs ] w Lenney, new CO.
chairman Of the o. w. c. ex-
hibitS the versatile dress.
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Schrader, Bert Miller, Joe Smith,
Rene Alvarez and Mike Mckee.
Beginner swimming certificates
will be presented to Charles Col
lenberger and Orlando Fernandez
intermediate certificates to Gary
Welker, and David Porch; Swim
mer certificates to Johnny Sellers,
Bobby Roberts, Leonard Roberts,
Glenn Roberts, Walter Reuther,
Waldo Valenzuela, Mike Mckee.
Terry Parker, Juan Valdez, AL
Yates, Wilbur johnson and Rich
ard McSpadden; Advanced certi-
ficates to Henry r. Babo, Frank
Bats, Robert Reed, Tommy Glib
son, Gudron Hamilton, Randall
Warren, Ralph Slaves, Ronnie
Ciesinski, Wayne Williams, Ken
meth Schrader, Charles Yates,
Phil Spencer, Joe Smith and Rene
Alvarez,
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Ltlfin-4mericdns
Present Program,

The eel Salvador Methodist
Church and Baptist Good Will
Center OF 1922 Watson Street gath
cred at the Baptist Good Win Cen
ter for their Thanksgiving service.
Many Latin Americans of this city
came together to thank the Lord
for His rich and abundant mercies
towards His children during the
year.
The following program was pre-
sented
Hymn by the Congregation.
Prayer-Rev. Ernesto Leon.
Welcome-Rev. Ismael Negrin.
Special song b. members of
Baptist Choir.
Prayer-Rev. Perez.
= Solo-The Holy City. Rev Ern-
esta Leon,
Offertory-Mrs. D B, Sharp and
Ismael Negrin. Jr
Testimonies.
Sermon-"Gi We thanks unto
the Lord" Rev. VI. Figperoa.
Closing Prayer FIermino Var.
gas.
The Good VIII Center choir, with
Mrs. Curry and Sharp as leaders
appeared with new robes.
The Cuban Baptist Good Will
Center invites all OF the Spanish
speaking people TO services botf
Thursday and Sunday nights at I
pm.
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group, Fort Taylor. 10 am
Auxiliary, pm.
Social meeting, Junior Woman s
club, 1880 pm.
Board meeting. Woman's Club
home of Mrs. Wallace Kmke,
l01l Won Phister, $40 p. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30
Meeting, Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbyterian church, 8
pm.
Spanish, children of elementary
school level, San Carlos school,
$3.50 pm. to 4:30 pm.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER l.
Meeting, Children's Missionary
group, Ley Memorial church
10 to 1880 am.
Official opening of the Casa
Marina hotel.
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Citizen Staff Photo

opening the door for your date the
night after the team has lost the
big game
It's amazing but a greeting can
set the tone, influence the atmos.
phere, of so many Of these every
day but important human rela,
tionships. One thing we can't
guarantee: that Il will have any
effect on your geometry teacher
the day she marks the exams But
it can't hurt
A X n
So I'm off to Nc the Fashion
Show, and I'm that thrilled Tell
you all about 1t Til then, Jaxon.
-(Adyt.l
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TX-I OFFICERS WIVES
SCHEDULE LUNCHEON

WI Officers Wives will hold a
luncheon meeting Thursday, No
vember 20 at Aeropalms.
Time for the luncheon is 1890
P. m. Door prizes will be given and
all members are asked to attend.
The navy nursery viii be open
during the meeting.
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Cocktails and delicious BUT
fet supper were served. The
menu included baked ham, Ha-
waiian style, roast turkey with
oyster dressing, shrimp, chefs
salad, potato salad. relishes and
celery, cheeses and a huge cake
with decorative. icing lettered
Aloha for the Williams
Among the guests were Comdr
and Mrs. Walter Schlech, DR.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Hamilton. Lit and
Mrs. E. M Cadenas, Coach and
Mrs. Winston Jones. Mrs Betty
French, Constantine Seder Khan
and Princess Nina Caracciola,
Miss Jeanne Reynolds, Miss
Edith Mccarthy, Miss Viola
Veidt, Miss Rae Waller, Miss
Dorothy Raymer, Flight 1t. Ian
S. F. Read, Raj. 1t, William
Kildow, 1t. Harry Phillips, RN,
1t. Tom Mosby, Lit John Grady
Ygnacio Carbonell, Tom m y
Lones, Major Cy Minton, Mrs
Charles Collingswood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Vaccaro, Robert Hess
Robert Hughes, William Law
renee, Bob Nilsson, John Rous
Stanley Tretick, Hugo Johnson
James w. Murpie, George Skad-
ding and Bryson Rash.
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Host and hostess should agree.
The golden-cruSted turkey gets all
the glory, but isn't the stuffing an
important part too? At last some
one has come up with turkey
dressing spoon - long handled and
well designed. As it dips deep into
the bird, you can serve gracefully
even on the second passing of
plates. Made of light lustrous
metal. it blends handsomely with
table silver
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Thirty Red Cross swimming
the December Eleven of the boys Scouts from
Troop sponsored Club eighteen boys from Troop 2
sponsored Name Society and one Sea Scout from Ship ESQ
sponsored by the Fleet Association Branch No.
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Col. And Mrs. Earl Williams Feted
HI Party For FLiers Ind Pressnlen

MIR and Mrs Norman MAXWELL 1923 Vernon street
Saturday to members of the Presidential press
Tumans plane, THE independence"
of friends About 80 attended the occasion which the
honor guests Col Earl Williams Afectonaey
Frenchy Irene the Williams old
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from Our lies
TEN YEARS AGO

The successful football sea-
son was climaxed last Wednes-
day evening, when Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Cook gave a foot
ball party for the players OF
Chardon high school teams and
their girl friends. Forty-two
guests were present at this gala
flair. Chrysanthemums adorned
the tables, and there were fine
refreshments. Dancing and cards
provided entertainment.
Open competitive examin-
alton at the Court House in
Chardon, Tuesday, Dec. 8, at
9 am. for the position of super
intendent at the County home
Sheriff Stewart Harland was
driving on Haskins road in
Bainbridge one day last week,
when he saw a rabbit chasing
dog. The sheriff Vouches for
this unusual incident, and says
that ThurSton Taylor and Albert
Haskins of Bainbridge, were
also Cyc-Witnesses, and will
back him up.
Lynn Hosford, Jr., was home
from O. S. u. for the Thanks
giving vacation.
The new stone retaining wall
along the east side of the Court
House park was completed by
John Bican, mason, at 2 pm.
on Wednesday of last week.
AT the northeast corner of the
park, the wall is about 3 feet
above the pavement, about 18
inches at the south end, and
a foot wide. The work was
done by order Of the county
commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cham
berlain, Mrs. Herman Tous-
saint and Mrs. Hattie King of
Hambden attended card party
at Jay Hillen's at Sunset Point
Saturday evening.
cambridge college students
home last week were Mary
Elby from Kent, John Henry
and Helen FarroW from Hiram,
Norman Slavik and Howard
Arnold from O. S. u, Betty
Lowe from Heidelberg, and
Dorothy Wood from Bowling
Green.
The adult classes hold their
monthly social at Lynn Reiter's
MunSon, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ranney
wish to announce the marriage
of their daughter Marian to
Mr. Frederick Graves, son OF
Mrs. Frederick Graves of Mt
Vernon, N. Y. which took
pace il 'ColurnNus, O., Nov
20 at 2 pm. and was soIem-
nized by Dr.. Chas. F. Banning
OF the Broad Street Baptist
church.
Robert Hill of Town Line
spent last week with members
or his college fraternity in
Missouri, and Joe Novak was
IN Michigan with the O. S. u
football team.
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We think this must break all
previous records for one man.
work.
Sixty-five enjoyed the Farm
Bureau oyster supper at the
Center of Russell last Wednes-
day evening. One expression
heard on every side was a
hope that the Town Hall might
be repaired, so other meetings
may be held under more favor
able conditions.
The wilkins construction
teams pulled through here last
Tuesday to the south part of
Russell, where they are to
begin grading the Soule's Cor
ners road. These men have
Whiskered goat as mascot.
South Newbury Aid Society
will meet on Dec. 7 with Mrs.
Jessie Johnson.
County Agent Bugbee gave a
poultry culling exhibition Tues
day at Mike Sitz's farm.
Thanksgiving community din
ner was served to 100 people in
Claridon. There were services
in the afternoon. A number
of family gatherings at diff
erent homes were much en-
joyed.
The Bainbridge Telephone
Co. have erected a new barn
on their property at the
Center.
Hambden teachers deserve
much praise for the success of
the Thanksgiving entertain
ment. The drills were fine and
the entire program we'll rem
dered. The farm products and
school work exhibit was large
and we'll displayed. The pro-
ceeds are to be used for a
stove on which to prepare warm
lunches.
Rev. H. N. Smith of East
Huntsburg, who spent Thanks
giving week in Iowa, writes
that farmers there are burn
ing corn for fuel. Many who
have recently purchased high
priced land there have gone
bankrupt.