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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30
Today Ia History

l789-George Washington in
ugurated the first President. in
lew York.
1880 -. Congress enacts that
very soldier shall have half a
i'll of rum, brandy or whiskey
ally
1798-The Navy Department
'0rmally created.
1903 - louisiana Territory is
rought from France for SIS mil
lion.
1912 - Louisiana admitted to
Statehood.
I9O0-Hiawaii created a Terri
tory.
l900-Thc Casey Jones Epic:
John Lutacr Jones, Illinois Cen
tai engineer. remains in his cab
II save his passengers, when his
l3~car train smashcs into freight.
Lear Waugh, Miss. He died.
19l5-Navy operators at Airing
ton. Va. talk with the Canal
Zone by wireless - a wireless
landmark.
l937-Thc Neutrality Law en-
acted by Congress- "a
l9A3-American$ driven back
by cncmv in Tunisia.
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Past Presidents
TO BE HOnOred
BY WOlnan's Club

Past presidents of the Key
West Woman's Club will be hon
cred at the regular meeting to-
morrow at $40 nm. in the WON
ans Club building.
Mrs: William R. Warren will
sresk on the history of the Dr.
ganizstion.
Past presidents who win talk
briefly about their adninistra-
tim ARE Mrs. Andrew Miller, Mrs.
Stephen Douglas, Miss Minnie
Portor Harris, Mrs. Leland God
dard and Mrs. George Mills
White
Feurtcen-year-old pianist. Mi
gael ,Marriscal will entertain
with several piano selections.
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and an address of welcome by
Key West Mayor Louis NJ. j.
EiSner. Mr.. Harper gave the first
speech titled The Ultimate Pur-
pose of Our Association.
He was followed by Mr.. Mer-
rift Farrar, executive director of
the Florida Audubon Society,
Winter Park, who spoke on
Looking Ahead With YOU" Mr.
L. l.. Chandler, chairman of the
Florida Fruit and Vegetable AS
ISOLATION. Goulds, Mosquito Con-
troll and Its Value and Effects on
Agriclilture;;" Mr.. j. B. Starkey,
vice president of the Cattlemen's
Association, Largo, THE Cattle
Business in Florida-The First
100 Years and the Last Is Years."
and Mr. K. P. Foster, vice chair
man of the Board of County
Commissioners, Palm Beach Co.,
West Palm Beach, "A Commits
sioner's View of Mosquito Con-
troll"
Luncheon for the delegates and
their wives was served. at 12:45.
Reports from Mosquito Control
district in Florida were on the
agenda for this afternoons ses-
sion.
A sightseeing tour of Key
West was planned for the wives
of the delegates this afternoon,
at $3.50. This evening a card par
ty will be held for them at the
Casa Marina. Each lady will re-
ceive an air plant as a favor.
Air plants grow on air alone.
Two planes will. demonstrate
spraying for mosquito control at
$50 pm.
One, a Navy Mosquito Control
blanc, pilolcd by Chtcf Warrant
JiIlccr Hutchcraft. sanitary off
er fol the naval base and mem
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II fDIO CLUE NE IRIS
Talk ON I.\TENlN1S
By G.. III. MGcBRIDE

The Key West Amateur Radio
Club met Friday evening at the
Noes Club on DuVal street. a
lecture on antehna systems was
given Ly G. H. MacBridc, (W4D-
CD This was part of a series of
lectures about radio being pre-
scented to the club.
Guests at the meeting were Gil
Lawrence of Tulsa, Okla. (W50-
0M) and Martin Kaczzuivka of
he PCS 1885.
The club will move to the Ma
tional Guard Armory building on
the corner of White and Sou
thard streets about May g.
All persons interested in learn
ng radio and becoming radio
amateurs are invited to visit the
Tub at their meetings on the
first and third Fridays of the
month.
The meeting Was presided over
by R l.. Corkran, president (W4
PHE.)
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Church of Christ and conductor
OF religious broadcaStS weekly
over Miami radio station WFEC
is the speaker for the series and
many persons are being impress
ed with the plainess of speech
used by him in preaching Christ
cTuciffed according to the teach
ings. of the New Testament Mr..
Scott filled his regular appoint
'rlent in Miami Yesterday morn
ing and returned to- Key West
last night for the service.
Lost was the sermon theme
of Evangelist Scott last night and
it was carefully pictured by him
how easy and in so Inanv WAYS
that men today may be lost and
be in need of salvation. Using the
Pible narratives and parallels of
The Fitch Man and Lazarus, The
Five Foolish Virgins" The Rock
and Sandy Foundation Builders"
The Lost Coin" and The Lost
Sheep" as examples MIR. Scott
stressed the possibility of mans
Worship of the wrong God, a lack
of sufficient preparation, the haz.
ards of building upon the sandy
foundation of mans teaching
rather than the rock foundation
of Christ's Interchangeable Word,
the fact one can be lost in the
house and not know it or stray
carelessIy away from fold Of
cfrisf
EVANGELIST Scott will discuss
Tonight at 1880 O'Clock. in chart
ILLUSTRATED sermon. THE New
Birth a yitall theme to all who
rca5ixe Che Importance Of being
saved from their sins and in
EQUITY.
Thc.congrcgational singing each
evening. under the direction of
Alfred Stathopolo. No collections
are taken ct these special meet.
ings and the people of Key West
are cordially invited to attend the
services. Bus No. / may be taken
to Ashby street. just off F'lagler.
Mr.. Scott may be heard each
at $50 o'clock in
Snecial posnel broadcast over
station WKWF.-(Advt)
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No. 1911 will meet at 8 pm
at tie v +. w Home.
Amel lean Legion Auxiliary. Ar
teyr Sawyer Post No. 90
viii meet at 8 pm. at the
Legion Home on Stock
Island.
Dr. Felix Vare!a Lodge No. G4
win moot at 3 pm. in the
Cuban Masonic Lodge.
First year Spanish class. -tcond
half, will meet from 800 to
I 40 pm: at san Carlos school,
over Palace Theatcr.
Sewing Group Monroe County
Hospital Woman'S Auxiliary
will meet at 2 pm. at the
~oc-Nital
FRIDAY, MAY 4
Harris School PTA May Day
Festival will be held at 4:30
pm.
Ley Men orial M ct q d is
Church will hold Paper
Night" supper and program
at s pm.
The Key West department of the
United Church Woman OF tine
National Council of Church's
will hold annual meeting and
luncheon in ST. Paul'S Par
iSh Hall.
Key West Amateur Radio Club
will meet at 1880 at Noes
Club.
Beginners Spanish class will
meet from 8 to 8 pm. at the
Noes Club at 1921 DtNal
street.
Alcoholics Anonymous will
meet at 8 pm. in the annex
Of the First Presbyterian
Church
League bowling for all navy
wives begins promptly at
$50 am. at the Naval Station
bowling alleys
Fern Chapter No. Il, Order of
the Eastern Star, Golden
Eagle Hall. 1911 Petronia
street at 8 pm.
SUNDAY, MAY g.
Elks Club cocktails hour from
4 to 6 pm. at the club.
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Dlr'E. dISo SiAtt ~ ddC'
Their attendants arc Jcanie
Sanchez, Phillip Spence, Nancy
Wa'son. Amanda Gutierrez, Ter
ry Banks, OSwaldo Alfonso, Lam
ny. Harris. Jesus Espinosa, Linda
B. antlcy. and John Sellers, all
sixth grade.
The crown bearers are Emile,
Aloa, Jr., and Paul Stofcr, both
sixth grade. Flower Girls arc
Nancy Burnett. Diana Mira. Lin
da Ridges. Olivia Palma, Carolyn
Todd, and Ruth Lynn Walter, all
six h grade.
Tie first grade military drill
will be performed BY: Paula Ruch,
Pct'v Arnold. Martha Avila,
Shirley Tubbs, Ida Campo, Sonia
Garcia, Darrelyn Pilgrim, Mary
Ann Valdez. Manucla Garcia,
Gale Sheppard, Marina Tapia.
Zoe Knowles, Diane Edwards,
Elizabeth Hartsley, Celina San
chez, Gladys Maldonado, Maria
Pazo, Linda ESquinaldo, Kerry
Foover. Trudy Quinn, Toni
Swain, Charlotte Cochrane, Bcv-
eIly Tynes. Sharon McCabe,
Maria Juneau, Shelia Howanitz,
Brenda Valdez, Rose Marie Pin
dor. Beverly Zelnick, jennie
Lubbock, Theresa Stitcher. Dean
ma Sawyer, Teddy Jean johnson.
Coo|ev Stanley. Gloria Jean Gro
vatski. Emile Mccarthy, Danna
Streiter. Diana Sanchez, Cecilia
Albury, Sandra Perez, and Ken
meth Lammi.
Also Anthony Milford, Tommy
Whitfield, Terry Dearo, Anthony
Calzadilla, Guy Ballou, Kenneth
Gates. Jesse Shea, Boyd Menen-
DEE, Hampton Kelly. Scotty
Smith, Nick Bryan, Bobby Garcia,
Bobby Caring, Paul Sawyer, Dan
ny Flaherty, Andres Hernandez,
Richard Reynolds, John Wcbb.
Ronnic CadcnaS, Tommy Carey.
Tilhort Recv"S Kurt Schwecr,
James King, Jed Sawyer, Pedro
Gonzalez. Lee Roberts, 1gnacio
Bodc, Eddie Stephan, Dickic Rob
crtS, Bill Oliver, JudSon Woodland.
Bill Jackson, Robert Perkins,
David Wheeler. Julio Avacl. Skip
LcmoS, Leland .Albury. Darold
.Washburn, and Thornton Sanchez.
Dance-song about milk will be
performed by the following sec
ond graders: Peggy Bath, Denise
Cutton, Farlan Guzewick. Anne
TubbS. Eddie Lewis, Anita Nc
Cormick, jeanne Vinson, Larry
Meggs, Pat Mckee, JEANNE Al
'1nua. Anna Parmclec, Glenda
Carey, Ricky Armayor. Rose
ron. Nancy Lee Smith. Rosalie
Mira, Dolores Garcia, Cathy Sim
dars, Georgia r. Ray. Paula Sell
lers, Peter Adams, Becky fowler,
Nancy Rameriz, Edmond LaVertu,
Richard Hatfield. Robert, Rosa
lind Grooms. Joe Roberts, Connie
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J0neUe GdSSd,Udy
HOnOrS Birthday

Miss Janclla GaSSSaway, daug-
hter of 1t. and Mrs. c. w. CASA
way of 1889 Avenue E, celebrated
her sixth birthday anniversary at
a party on Saturday. Ice cream
and cake were served. The chill
dren were taken to the naval sta
ton movie following the party.
Guests included: Dabney. Ann
and Pamela Phillips, Johnny
Lubbock, Edward clayton, Jr.,
Bill Middough, Robin and Phillip
Horn, Sandra and Larry Haw-
kins, June Carmichael, Kinda
and Dicky Wells, Jimmy and
Darlene Dornbcrg. Carla Saso,
Sandra and Bill Manning and
Bobby Hcrndon. sg
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Key West Couple.
We'd 50 Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Bell Of
900 Flaglcr avenue are celebrating
their 50th wedding anniversary
today. They were married AnrI
80, 1901 in Galveston. Texas. 81
Mrs. Bell has been president ii
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Frs
Presbyterian Church Tor the past
year. Mr. Bell is active in Key
West real estate.
The couples son-in-law md
daughter. Comdr and Mrs. E. j.
Cuinby of New York City arrived
here Saturday for the occasion.
They will leave tomorrow.
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paper will receive a prize.
TIE paper drive. started eight
eek ago. is to raise money! for
new cduca tional building.
Business, club organizations,
churches, schools and indjvid-
uais have co-operated IN the cam
paien. The paper and cardboard
IS collected and tied at the
church at Truman avenue and
Georgia street.
Each Saturday morning it IS
.cadcd on a truck trailer, donated
by the Gulfst@eam Food Co, and
hipped to Miami. Since March
"A. seven truck loads have been
ent to Mann. All work has
1cCn done by volunteers.
Erection of the new building is
expected to be possible in a year
if future collections are as sue
ccsSful as those to date. A report
of progress of the drive, including
a financial statement. will be
given at the celebration Friday.
= William N. Hoffman is general
of the program. The
dinner will be served by Chief
Roscoe McKibben, assisted by
the ladies of the church. The
Woman's Society for Christian
Service will hold a cake and can
dy sale Immediately following
the program.
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"a 7 June and IS employed as
music teacher at the Poinciana
Elementary School.
Mr.. Leach was raduated from
Gainesville High School and at
landed the University of Florida,
served for two and one half
years in the Army Air Force dur
ing World War H. He is chief an
nptincer for Radio Station WRUF
at the University of Florida.
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CORAL SHORES P.T.1.
TO MEET TOMORROW

The Coral Shores PTA will
hold it's regular monthly meeting
tomorrow at 8:l5 pm. at the
Matccumbo School, Mrs. Myrtle
Albury, publicity chairman, an
nounccd.
Final arrangements will be
made fer THEN banquet and grad
uation at this meeting. Mis-.
Sands and Miss Rcvor of Key
West will meet at Il later cate
with the library committee to
discuss library routine. Hostess
-cS will be thc Matccumbe Ia
dies.
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Nem Lions CIub
On Marathon Key
VIII Get Charter

The newly organized Lions
Club viii receive its charter from
Lions International at a banquet
on Saturday evening, May 26, at
the Overseas Lodge in Marathon.
This Will be the first civic organi-
1ation, other than the Chamber
of Commerce, in the communitie ::
along the middle keys. Local en-
thuSiasm is reported running
high
The new club, starting with AZ
charter members, is being Spon-
sored by the Key West Lion5
Club, which is expected to turn
out in full force for the ceremony.
T h t jamboree on Saturday
night viii be the high point in a
weekend of activities being plan
ed for the entertainment of fell
low Lions and their families
from all sections of Florida and
other nearby states. Dancing and
a floor show is planned.
Motels, hotels, charter boatmen
and bonefish guides all are re-
ducing their rates for the visit
lng, Lions, Record catches of tar
pon. bQnetish and other fish are
anticipated.
Members of the new organiza-
ton who will make the arrange
ments and plan the entertain
ment are: Guy Stovall, John p.
Goggin, Den Fox, D. M. Andrew,
Cal Bartelt and R. L. Baucum.
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Cancer Crusade
Cans Distributed

Cancer, Crusade cans for dona-
tons have been distributed Is
business places throughout Mon
roe County. it was announced BIZ
the campaign chairman.
Mrs. Maude Spence of Mara
thon and Harry Harris of Tas-
ernier will have charge of dishsi-
button Of cancer cans in their
areas.
The Monroe County goal for
the 1851 Crusade is $4,000.
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Piper aircraft
Head In City
For Farley

Mr.. w. T. Piper, president Of
the Piper Aircraft Corp, of Locke
Haven. Pcnna., is a guest at the
Casa Marina Hotel during the
current meeting of the Florida
Anti-Mosquito Association.
Mr.. Piper, sometimes called
"dcan of the aircraft industry" is
displaying and demonstrating his
Piper Spraycr for the delegates.
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audubon Society
VIII Hear Report
BY Club Treasurer

A financial report by treasurer,
Archie Roberts will highlight the
agenda of the meeting Of the
Monroe County Audubon Society
this evening at in the Woman's.
Club building This will be pre-
iiminary to the settling of ac-
counts with the National Audi
bon Society for expenses incident
to the l950-5l Audubon Screen
Tour Series which was so sue
cessful in Key West this season.
As announced earlier this year
the local organization has con-
tract ted to bring the Screen Tours,
including five of the nations
leading naturalists, photograph
erS and lecturers to. the city again
for the 1951-52 season.
A report also will be given on
the exhibit of original oil and
watercolor bird paintings of ia
ques, held during March and part
of April at the West Martello
Gallery under the joint auspices
lof the Key West Art and Hi5tor-
ical Society and the Monroe
Audubon Society.
The original paintings were
viewed by 1865 school pupils who
heard gallery talks presented by
Audubon members. 925 adults
law the exhibit.
Lit Comdr. and Mrs. F. B.
Lukins will present color movies
taken by them while stationed
m MidM av and the South Paci-
fic area. The public is invited.
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Hail Ind FareiueH

Farewell TO Miss Susan b.,
a live-wire reporter, she
Will now peddle fences,
Not news about wencheS
Or sailors out on a spree.
So, "salud" to Sue McAvoy,
Now seller of copper alloy;
For lands in the Carib,
Sue, salcslady Arab,
Learned Como c5ta nd. hoy.
NewS-hound hot on the trail
OF guys who end up in jail
dor which you can't blame 'eTl,
Is known as La Raymer,
And takes the old beat with a
hail.
Editor, Roberts, Mary.
Takes over on Society.
HER verse could be worse
But she had no "cherce"--
The writer was Raymer, that's
me.
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NCeI Gordon Here
For Brothers. Rites

Noel Gordon of Miami, is in
Key West for funeral services
this afternoon Of his brother,
William Raymond Gordon, who
died Saturday morning. Mr. Cor
den arrived Saturday and will
leave tomorrow.
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Back in l843, Carlyle declared
that this question of work and
wages, which ought, had be heed
cd heavens voice, to have begun
a generation or more ago, can
not be delayed longer without
hearing earth's voice"
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s First Presbyterian Church
will meet at 3 pm. at the
re oe Mrs. W. NJ. Whitley,
1907 Truman avenue. Mrs.
raymond FELTON, will give
devotional, Mrs. Ralph Rog-
crj, the lesson
BrId games sponsored
by special interest group of
the Officers Wives club, will
be played at 8 pm. at the
Fort Taylor Officers Club.
Bowling Tor all navy wives
from 9 am. to noon al the
Naval Station bowling alleys.
iIandicrafts class Tor officers
wives will meet at 1870 pm
above the recreation building
on the Naval Station
Tennis class. Officers Wives
club special interest group
will meet at 8 a. m, at tie
Naval Station tennis courts
near the pool
WEDNESDAY. MAY 3
Officers Wives Club golf elias
Ses will start at the hard
bail field beyond EochasiS at
10 am. Others interested
call Mrs. w. c. caruthers at
$50 ex-3l3.
Dade Lodge No. IA, Masonic
Group will meet at 8 pm. at
the temporary Masonic Home
on Amelia street.
SubRon Wives will hold a
meeting at Fort Taylor Off
GERS club.
Poinciana Social Club will
meet at 1890 am. in the
Poinciana Community Bldg.
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %.
American Legion will meet
at 8 pm a tthe Legion home.
Scottish Rite Bodies will meet
at 9 pm. at temporary home
on Amelia street.
Airship DevRon Eleven Off
GERS Wives club will have a
pm, DESSERT bridge party
at Acropalms.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will meet at 8 pm. at the club
house.
Bowling for officers wives be
gins at $50 pm. at the Ma
val Station bowling alleys.
La Concha Navy Wives Club
No. 80 will meet at 1890 am
in building l78 on the Naval
Station. g
Beginning golfers class of Of
ficers' Wives club will meet
at 10 am. on the handball
field behind Echoasis on the
Naval station
Kew West Bridge Association
will meet at 1880 pm. in the
Coral Room at the Overseas
Hutel
THURSDAY. APRIL 8
The Harris School PTA EXccu-
tive Board will meet at $50
am. at the homo of Mrs. AL
len f. Curry on Eaton street.
VIEW. Post No, 1911 will meet
at the VIEW. Post Home at
pm.
The Elks Lodge viii meet at o
pm. at the club.
JayShees will meet at 7;30 pm.
at JayCee clubhouse.
Ladies Auxiliary, " F. w. Post
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now in t h c
third week, will
contin u e on
through Friday
night, it is re-
vealed by Will
liam B. Collins,
local minister
of the congre-
cation.
Evangelist c.
w. Scott, min
istcr of tn G
@ a
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The American Peace Society,
established almost single-handed
by William Laid in 1923, was SO
little considered in his day that
on an organizing drive in New
York Ladd's largest audience
numbered five persons.
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Coming EUents
MONDAY, APRIL 30

APRIL 80
Fleming Methodist Churc
S. Sock Social at 8 pm. in So
Z Gial hall on William street.
Key West Cerebral Palsy chap
ter at 3 pm. in Monroe Coun-
ty clinic building.
Swimming class. special inter
est group of Officers Wives
club. will meet from $3.50 to
$50 pm. at the seaplane
harc officers ool.
Meeting OF the Monroe County
Audubon Society in the Wo-
mans Club Building, Duval
street at 8 pm. Public invited.
Swimming class. special interest
group of Officers Wives club.
will meet from $3.50 to 4:30
z, pm. at the scaplane base Of
Ulcers pool.
Beginning Spanish class will
inject from 800 To 4:2U at San
=, Carlos school, over Palace
theater.
TUESDAY. MAY l.
: Key West Cupboard Club Auxi-
liary will meet at $50 pm. at
the home Of Mrs. Raymond
Maloney, 1924 Avenue E.
Truman School PTA May Day
Festival will start at 4:30,
~ supper at $50
Kiwsnts Club will have a din
- ncr meeting at Gas o'clock
~ in the First Methodist Church
Annex.
Junior Woman's Club will hold
business meeting in the
WOman'S Club on Duval
street at pm.
Key West Players will hold a
business meeting in the Barn
Theater at 8 pm.
Minoca Council, Degree of
Pocahontas, meets at 7:30 in
Rcd Mems Hall.
Key West Assembly No. l3, or
der of the Rainbow for Girls.
will meet at 7:30 in the Lions
Den on Seminary street.
Key West Woman's Club will
hold a meeting at $3.50 pm,
in the Woman's Club Audi
forum.
Catholic Daughters of America,
Court Mary Star of the Sea,
No. 634, will meet at 8 pm.
at ST AIMS Hall next to the
rcctory. All visiting Catholic
Daughters are invited.
Sea Finigee Cootiette Club
37l will meet at 8 pm. at
the WV home.
Key West Chapter No, 1888, Ma
tional Soiourners. will hold =
meeting at Z pm. at the
First Presbyterian Church.
Southernmost Pistol and Rifle
Club will convene at 7;30
pm. at the Junior Chamber
of Commerce on Flagler ave
nuc.
Young Adult Fellowship of the
First Methodist church will
meet at 8 pm. in the church
annex.
Order of DcMolay will meet at
$50 pm. in tie temporary
Masonic home on Amelia
street.
Advanced Spanish class will
meet from 8 to 8 pm. at San
Carlos school, over Palace
thcatcr.
Tic p.T.A. of Coral Shores will
hold its regular monthly
meeting at 8:l5 at the Mate
cumbc School.
Ci:clc 2 of the Women of the
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PHONE: Citizen Office. 1895
Ley Memorial Church VIII M0rh
P0pcr NighP III Supper Friday

Paper Night will be celebrated by The Ley Memorial MctD
di Church with supper program Friday. The
supper begin at pm. will be followed by program
ut 1870 pm.
Tied bundles paper cardboard will be the adm They
iii be weighed they brought the church donor
III OF person brings the od
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Apply To We'd

Marriage licenses issued in the
office of County Judge Raymond
Lord include that of John NAL
colin Kammeier. %, USS PC $40,
and Shirley Mae Pent, l8, 61+
Francis street (rear).
Also applying to wed are
CletiS Massingill, l8, Boca Chica
Field. and Mary Walterson, II,
603 Thomas street.
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Mother (reproachfully): you
never saw my hands as dirty as
that" Six Year-Old Daughter:
" Cause | never saw you when
you was a little girl"
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e.. W. Scott To
Discuss Nem Birth

: Eyangelistic and revival cry
ices being conducted by the
Church OF Christ, Ashby and
Won sPilister streets. i, due to in
creased interest and attention.
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STATE Anti-M@qnito Association
Opens Sessions At Casa Marina

The wentecnd annual meeting of the Florida Anti Me9qu6
Association opened this morning the Casa 4fna
with about $50 in attendance Registration YESTERDAY The
convention will continue through Wednesday, atAfM
Thu mornings son by President Samuel
Harper opened with invocation by Chaplain A. M oliver
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SENATE ASKED TO

tContinucu from Page One
homcsteaded. He said this would
violate the grant of such school
lands, from the Federal Govern
ment to the state.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N e no AYrip0 II
Son To Hers

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herr, Ma
rathon, announce the birth of a
son Thursday. April &c at 1:2D
am, in the Monroe County hos
pital.
The new arrival, weighing
e.sht pounds, has been given the
name of Frank Thomas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30
Mss Joan D0ngbt,y To Wed
Radio Announcer On 1n1e 9

Mr.. and Mrs William T. Doughty, city
coming marriage their daughter Mis- Doughtry
Robert w Leach. of M Mary E. Leach
The wedding will place Ley
Church.
Miss Doughty graduated from University