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West High School will be the
pronouncer and Miss Irene Rus
sell, reading tpecialist, will
serve as recorder. 0f'
Leland March will seat and in
troduce the contestants.
Major Earl Dillon will direct
the Junior Band, which will play
twice during the evening.
Miss Joan Doughty will sing
:he National Anthem Z and
America"
The following pupils will take
part in the contest:
Barbara Foley and Carmen Lee
Diaz, Convent of Mary Immacu-
late; Thomas Walker and Glenn
Roberts, Harris Elementary
School; Mary Griffin and Deonne
Parker, Key West Junior High
School; Johnny Capo and Eu-
gene Buzard, Marathon School;
Barbara Kaufman and Rosemary
Holzinger, Matecumbe School;
John Wayne Harper and Mary
Lou Foret, Poinciana Elementary
School; Ha3tings Piodella and
Hilario Ramos, st. Joseph School;
Alice Allen and Patrick Ellis,
Tavernier School, and Nolan
Drudge and Yolanda Harris, Tru-
man Elementary School.
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Six couples made applications
for marriage licenses in the Of
flee of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord this past week.
The names of the couples fol-
To-:
George H. Humphreys, 300
Virginia street, and Gertrude
Mcintosh, 300 Virginia street.
Judge Lord will perform the
ceremony.
George w. Bartlett, Casa Nc
I, ina Hotel and Jessie M. Hoag-
land, 504 Simonton street. The
Rev. Driskel will perform the
ceremony.
George Wayne Wood, USN,
and Hildegard Marta Svendel,
7l2 Eaton street. Father Palublci
will perform the ceremony.
Frederick James Blahnik, 1918
18th Avenue, Menominee Mich,
U. S. Navy, and Ellen Roe Girls
tobal, Canal Zone.
James Grady Hix, Boca Chica
Field, and Emma Lou Bolton,
1901 S. Phelps avenue Chaplain
Menges will perform the cere-
mony.
John M. Salter, Y. S. Fleet So
mar School and Laura B. Cloud.
lib E. Gladys, Sikeston. Mo. The
Rev. G. Leon Wells will perform
the ceremony.
Edward E. Johnson, 1909 New
ton street and Barbara Jeanne
Gibson. 1921 Washington street
will be married by the Rev. Ro-
gers.
Manuel Varelas, Jr., GIT Eaton
street and Mercedes Torres, 8-B
Porter place will be married by
Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr.
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Candidates for co-chairman in
cludc: Mrs. w. E. Ashe, Blimp-
Ron: Mrs. w. Ferris, Fleet Air
Detachment Group; Mrs. E. c.
Connolly, Sonar School Squadron;
Ms. A. H. Raphael, Naval Air
Station; Mrs. F. B. LukinS, Naval
Station; Mrs. James Schnepp, Sub
Ron Four; and Mrs. l.. K. Bliss,
SurAsDevDet
Mrs. j. r. Morrow is chairman
of the handicraftS group and Mrs.
F. B. Lukins is instructor Four
tables of handicrafts will be on
display, included a table of she'll
craft, supervised by Mrs. H. L.
Campbell paper rata, supervised
by Mrs. E. B. Alexander; stencil
ing, Mrs. j. L. Middaugh; and
block printing, Mrs. ]. r. Hutch
craft and Mrs. H. E. Woodland.
Mrs. ]. B. Robertson is chair
men of the art class, which will
exhibit its work Comdr. Robert
son is class instructor.
There will be baby sitter at
the club and the naval nursery
will be open.
Reservations much be made by
6 o'clock Wednesday evening at
the club.
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With him, will play for the dane
ing from 8;l5 O'Clock to $3.50
O'Clock.
: At $50 o'clock, the Sonar
,3chool Payers will present their
murder mystery, Murder In
Hollywood" Mrs. c. G. Bratcnahl
is the plays director.
Cast of the play includes Kath-
eryn Connolly, belly Bowen. Ann
Dietzen, Pat Burnett, Gwen Nor
row, Bill Behrens, MoXic Craus
and Jim Tanner.
Mrs. w. S. Caruthcrs is stage
MANAGER and Mrs. George E. Daw-
son is propter.
4IlOac invited include the staff
of the Sonar School, student Off
GERS and officers OF the Yosemite
and their wives and guests. APP
ploximately 275 persons are ex-
pec.ed to attend the affair.
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above the recI cation building
on the Naval Station

above the recI cation building
on the Naval Station
APRIL IL
Fleet Sonar Officers Wives tc
have a noon luncheon at Lees
Orient.
AirShip DevRon Eleven Officers
Wives club will have a 10
am. business meeting and
coffee at the Fort Taylor Of
ficerS' club.
Book review group of the Of
ficerS' Wives club will meet
ct 10 am. at the Fort Taylor
officers club. Mrs. l.. H. God
dard will speak about her Eu-
ropean tour last summer.
Auxiliary of Monroe County
hospital will meet at 3 pm.
at the hospital.
Arthur Sawyer Post No, %,
American Legion will meet at
8 pm. at the Legion home.
Scottish Rite Bodies will meet
at 8 pm. in temporary home
on Amelia street.
Slipcover sewing class, special
interest group of Officers
Wives club, will meet from
1870 to 4 pm. in the home OF
Mrs. Karl Kunz, 20l9 Staples
avenue.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will meet at 8 pm. at the club
house.
Bowling for officers wives be-
gins at 1880 pm. at the Ma
val Station bowling alleys.
La Concha Navy Wives Club
No. 80 will meet at 1890 am,
in building l73 on the Naval
Station.
Key West Bridge Association
will meet at 1880 pm. in the
Coral Room at the Overseas
Hotel
Beginning golfers class of Of
ficers' Wives club will meet
at 10 am. on the handball
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ic Lodge, will meet at 8 pm.
in the Temporary Masonic
Home on Amelia street.
Business and Profess o n a /
Women's Circle of Women of
First Presbyterian chur h
viii meet at 8 pm. in the
home of Mrs. Gleason Snow,
1907 Reynolds street.
TUESDAY, APRIL To-
Sparkling w terS Rebekah
Lodge No. IA will meet at 7:30
pm. in the knights of Ply
thias Hall.
Truman Elementary PTA will
meet at 7:45 pm. in the school
auditorium.
Circle one of the Women of
First Presbyterian church
will meet at 3 pm. in the
nome of Mrs. Leslie Fowler,
Poinciana place.
Junior Woman's Club will meet
at s pm. in the Woman's Club
auditorium.
Key West Woman'S Club will
meet at $50 pm. in the club
auditorium.
Order of DeMolav will meet at
7:30 pm. in the temporary
Masonic home on Amelia
street
Young Adult Fellowship of First
Methodist church will meet
at 3 pm. in the church annex
Kiwanis Club win have its
weekly dinner meeting at
Gas pm. at Delmonico's res
taurant.
Advanced Spanish class will
meet from 8 TO 8 pm. at San
Carlos school, over Palace
theater.
Bridge and canaSta, sponsored
by a special interest group of
the Officers Wives club. will
be played at pm. at the
Fort Taylor Officers Club.
Bowling for all navy wives
from 8 am. to noon at the
Naval Station bowling alleys,
IIandicraftS class Tor officers
wives will meet at 7:30 pm.
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-, Coming Ercnts
'RfDAY. APRIL G.

TRT)H1, APhIlA u
raT.rr Swimming class, special inter
oil no est group OF Officers Wives.
- - club, will meet from $3.50 to
I..J., 4:o0 pm. at the seaplane
IN ao' Tba officers POOL.
81 First year Spanish class! vii
aaui~ sen,sci from 7:5U to $50 PM
al the Noes Club At Luz
ln1 ~. .DuviIl street.
Groara Alcuhnlles Anonymous vii
tgcTl meet at 3 pm. in the anneA
= anun OF the FIRST Presbyterian
Church.
- League bowling for all navy
r'0tt mr. wives begins promptly q
$3.50 am. at the Naval Statioi
bowling alleys
' SATURDAY, APRIL =
Women of First Presbyterian
church will have a cooked
food sale beginning at IL
e." am. on the church lawn.
ti"1af Swimming class, special inter-
est group of Officers Wives
i'""'''. club, will meet from 10 to II
e'"''''' am. at the seaplane base Of
r Ulcers pool.
MONDAY, APRIL O.
Z tennis class, Officers Wives
: 49, club special interest group
will meet at pm. at the
v =" Naval Station tennis court
d, near the pool.
Beginning Spanish class will
= - ''' meet IRON 3:2O to APO at Sal
v Carlos school, over Palace
r theater,
~ !, "" ,JayShees will meet at : n.
at the JayCce clubhouse.
-. Beta Sigma Phi sorority viii
meet at pm in their meet
ins rooms on Simonton
i,strcet.
Wesleyan Service Guild,
$3.50. ii, WSCS, First Method
t,.,..su. church win meet at 1880 pm.
] in the home of Miss SiSan
Pcacon, Peacon lane.
ne. DeMoJav Mothers Circle viii
meet at 1880 pm. in the Pa
'eT, ~ rish Hall at st. Paul'S Epis-
4 copal church.
$780, Poinciana School PTA will
s..4o- meet at 8 pm. at the school
-. Anchor Lodge No. 1872, Mason
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Baptist Church To
Purchase Lumber
To Expand Annex

The building Id planning
committee of the FIRST Baptist
church has been authorized to
purchase lumber from Mr.. Shipp
of the ABCD Company at the
army barracks here to be used
for expansion 0 f the present
church annex.
H. E. Day, chairman of the
committee, was given this au-
thorization at the monthly bust
ness meeting of the church held
Wednesday night following tbs
weekly prayer services.
Plans were also discussed to
expand the primary department
on the other side Of the church.
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CITY OFFICIALS MEET

Continued From Page Ones
the first Key West to Havana
flight.
Mavor Eisner stressed that
this was merely a preliminary
meeting to discuss plans with
Cuban Officials Ramon Ponte
end Mario Muri-s.
Enrique Esquinaldo and J. Y.
Porter " both took part in the
discussions as individuals, not
representing any group. Harold
Laubscher, secretary Of t h o
Chamber of Commerce was also
present.
Last year Key West and Ha-
vana cooperated to commemorate
the anniversary of the pioneer
flight.
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YMCA Reaches
500 Total For
Anchorage Fund

The Guys N Gals of the USQ
-YMCA here announced that
they reached their goal Of 500,
set for the Anchorage Fund.
The Anchorage Fund is for the
purpose of raising money for the
erection of YMCA building in
Anchorage, Alaska, which will be
the first in Alaskan Territory.
The building is well under way
and it is hoped to be occupied
by June l.
Throughout the entire United
States, the YMCA's are raising
money for this fund by various
methods. Key Vests YMCA held
two box socials sponsored by the
Girls Service Organization; and
the Servicemen's Council voted
that net profits on Thursday
night from the Snack Bar at the
Y be donated to this fund.
Each girl in the ESQ brought
three boxes with sandwiches.
fruits and dessert, for the box
socials. The first social brought
a net profit of S29.33 and the
second brought $3.50.
On the nights of socials, the
Guys N Gals gathered on the
patio to commence the bidding.
The boxes were arrayed in var
ious colors of ribbon and paper.
The more attractive the box, the
higher the bid.
For the success of their fund
drive. the group thanks Forrest
T. Turner, Ms. Ralph Harlem
slime, the ESQ. Serviccmen's
Council, and Ted Nelson, able
auctioncer.
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Wiues Of Medical,
Dental Officers
To Be HOsteSseS

Mrs. Warren Klein and Mrs.
Alfred Raphael, wives of the
senior medical and dental officers
of the Naval Air Station will be
hostesses at the Medical De-
partment Officers Wives club
monthly tea to be held Tuesday
afternoon at the quarters of Capt.
and Mrs. o. A. Smith. 1t was
previously announced that wives
of medical officers at the Naval
Air Station would be hostesSes.
-' Wives of dental officers are al
so included in this club.
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Program For
-Dance FashiOns''
ShOic announced

Gerald Pinder, director q
Dance Fashions of 1851" to b,
presented tonight at the Casa
Marina hotel. announces the pro
gram for the show. The first show
viii begin at 1890 p. m.
The Choir Guild of ST. Paul,
Episcopal church is sponsoring
he dance and show, to be giver
BY the U.S.O. Noes Little Thea
er Group. a>is
The show Includes, .
| Fun And Fancy Free entire
east!
abba Dabba Honeymoon
Jung BY Lillian Weaver, Veds
Carroll, Neil. Fleck, USN. anc
Chips Eckhardt, USN. and danced
~ Gerry Pinder.
Vocal, BE Ny love-" Hrlds
PdIiara,
Waltz ballet, 'coppellia," by
Sandra Owens ana Rose Maiie
aieS.
"Those Two Guys From Texas
by Dave and Gene, and "Dinah'
II ythm tap number.
Vocals, If and Nevertheless
" Orville Evenson. USN.
Ballet. Stella BY Starlight,
oy Dolores Lesley.
Joe Candullo, composer, must
ian and orchestra leader of the
Casa Marina hotel orchestra, will
play his own composition, 81
! Wanna Go Home"
Waltz tap, I'll See You Again;
Marie Reid, Lee Marson ano
Gerry Pinder. ~'
Miss Xxi Paige, vocal singing
tar of stage and radio. will per.
'orm .Raliin' The Jack" sung by
,ieda Carroll, and Lillian Weaver
anced by Carmen DeArmas
oyce Park, Shirley Garner. La
onda Sawyer, Neill Flcck, Har-
ID Beers, Chips Eckhardt ant
0rville Evenson..
Finale. s'Cafe PariSienne," with
, the scene laid at a small cafe or
he outskirts Oh Paris. Cast in.
s'dcs the Waiter. AL Gavigan
USAF; Mimi, Hilda Pullara
cherie, Penny Gavilan; Collette
| lillian Weaver; the Can Car
'boFus, Carmen De Armas, La.
onda SAWYER and Joyce Park
ad Apache dancers, Shirley
| farmer and Gerry Pindcr. Musl'
al score for the number includes
lie Last Time Saw Paris
You're Too Marvellous Cherie,
| Ia Fla Ia Boom Dc Aye" anc
| The Apache Dance"
| Mrs. Ida Gellrich will direc
lie orchest with Gus Ayala a
| ne piano and Hector Martinez
] quest drummer.
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III sickeis Should
BE Purchased Soon
For Stern Concert

The capacity of the Harris
School auditorium, where the
Margaret Stern Concert will be
presented next Friday mig h. t,
April 10, is limited to 400 persons
and seats viii be at a premium,
announce members of the Key
West Woman's Club, who are
sponsoring the concert.
! Mrs. Bernard Frank and MEM
bers of her ticket committee are
now selling tickets and they can
be purchased from Mrs. .Shuck.
librarian at the Woman's Club ",
!, Duvaf street. Tickets may still be
available at the Woman's Club
meeting to be held next Tuesday,
April 10.
- 4aaly believe this concert VIII
be one OF the outstanding music
al events, in Key West this sea-
son.
Proceeds from the affair will
benefit the Key West Library
Inc.
~ .slisss Stern, a protege of DIR.
Artur Rodzinski, noted conduct
or, will present a concert in
music appreciation for chill
..aren's audience at 8 pm. and an
evening concert Tor ADULTS at $3.50
pm,
She has presented concerts
throughout the south which haYe
aeiighted music lovers and have
won the acclaim of music critics.
:, She has been called the future
first lady OF. the piano" She ha
. appeared at the Cathedral Ly-
fgAesi auditorium in St. Angus
tine, in Miami, in Clearwater
ID. AZ. ers. New Orleans and in
Birmingham.
', faHer appearance IN Key West
viii precede her debut in New
,.Apsk IS guest arti,t on tile Town
r Hall program.
Miss Stern is young, viYacioui
land charming. In appearance
she is tiny ana fragile. She pre-
.Rant her concerts with superb
technique and with real under
ftanding of mood and feeling,
i,iIer talent has been recognized
by some of the great masters Q.
tlespiano.
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Missouri College
Students On Spring
Field Trip Here

Central College, Fayette, Mo,
has sent a group of college stu
dents to Key West on a spring
field trip. They are staying at
the Sea Shell motel. .-o
This is the first trip to Key
West for most of the group and
they are enjoying the historical
city and the Beautiful scenery in
the Island City.
: Included in the group are Todd
Evans Of, Webster Groves, Mo,
Russell DcssicuX. Linz n, Mo-;
Richard Lewis, Pontiac. Mich;
and Frederick L. Wicse, Fcstus,
Missouri. ..s.,.. -
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VIEW JERSEY GUESTS
ON VACATION HERE

Visiting at the Sea Isle Court
here are Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur j.
Levine of Plainfield, N. J. They.
plan to remain here for two
weeks and report they are en-
Toying the different Cuban foods
and the Island City's wonderful
weather.
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WISCONSIN VISITORS
At SANTA MARIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Berg
and Miss Ruth Kishkunas 0 f
Wauwatosa, Wis, are visiting in
Key West for the seventh time.
They are guests at the Santa
Maria motel and plan to remain
here three weeks.
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field behind EchoasiS on the
Naval station.
APRIL 12-
Advanced Sewing class, special
interest group of Officers
Wives club, will meet from
9 am. to noon in the home of
Mrs. r. w. Stafford, quarters
30. Naval Station annex.
beginners sewing class, special
interest group of Officers
Wives club. will meet from
100 to 4 pm. in the home of
Mrs. r. c.. Hardwood. 81
Rest Beach.
First year Spanish class, -econd
half, will meet from 500 to
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american Legion
TOGiue Barbecue
Sunday Afte.lrr,,,,oon

Arthur Sawyer Post No. }23.
American Legion, is sponsoring a
Barbecue to be held at IS O'clock
Sunday Afternoon at the Legion
Home on Stock Island.
All Legionnaires a nd their
families are invited. Everything
will be furnished by the Legion,
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Surf Lodge Has
Illinois Guests

Miss Dorothy KenniSon and
Glenn Fisher of the Wagon Wheel
Lodge, Rockton, H., are guests
here at the Surf hotel.
They arrived here this week on
their first trip to Florida and
plan to remain here about a
week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-06
USE T-4-L FOR
ATHLETES FOOT
,PECAJISE

1t has greater ENErHtTINt;
PSwer. With 9OGs undiluIcd aie0-
bol base. 10 cerrics the active mcdi-
eatioH DEEPLY, Ia Kill the germ
ON contact. Grt ha"p~ relief IN
ONE HOIH or sour 1Or back ut
any drug store. To-day mt
GARDENERS PHARMACY
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NuilIlliL, treasurer, NAl - JcEI
Trevor; and directors, Mrs. War
rem and George Renna.
Mrs. Henry Sands, chairman o.
the nomination committee, an.
nounced the committees selec-
ton, which was accepted by the
group.
Mrs. Bowman Cutter, program
chairman for the evening, intro
duced Miss Hilda Cunniff, whc
spoke on the similarity between
gardening in Bangkok, Siam and
gardening in Key West. At the
close of her speech she sang i
love song of Siam.
Mr., Renna and Mr.. Cutie;
showed colored slides of pictures
of the recent Garden Club Flower
Show that were taken by Mrs.
Curry Moreno and Mr.. Whimms,
The group made a vote of
thanks in appreciation of those
who donated so much of their
time and work to the Flower
Show.
Mrs. Carl Bervaldi announces
she and her committee would
give food sales7next Saturday.
April ID, at the Woman's Club to
help defray the expenses of the
Flower Show.
Mrs. Warren invited the group
to be her guests at the May meet
ing of the club to be held in the
garden at her home.
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Pe',nsyIr0nians
Vacation Here

Among guests at the Sea Isle
Court are Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Browne of Emporium, Pa,
They report they are having ex-
ceptional fishing luck and are
enjoying their visit here. They
Ian to remain two weeks.
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Admr EabyIou To Be H0uO,eaAt
Cocktail Parry Dinner; DANCE

c. Fahron commander of DestroYers Atlantic
expected here today aboard
flagship USS Yosemite will be honored guests
cocktail and dance night at EchoaSis
Cocktails will he from $50 to 730 o'clock. buffet
dinner will follow.
The admas which will arrive here the Yosemite
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Enjoy First Visit
In Island City

Mr., and Mrs. S. T. Vaughn and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McConauehy
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio. are visiting
in Key West for the first time.
They report they are enjoying
their stay here.
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Maryland Girls
Vacation Here

Spending a weeks vacation
here are Miss Catherine K.
Moore and Miss Mary Owens OF
Cumberland, Md This is their
first visit here.
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RECENT VISITORS
HERE FROM INDIANA

Recc"t visitors in Key West
from MIncie, Ind, are Mr.. and
MRS. Charley Spanglcr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Shelter and w. w.
-Wlngate. 80 t,s .t..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-06
Artists Of The Keys Plan
Street Fair" Here In TuIy

The artists of the Keys planning Street
curing the first week nauly A'9tAi&A@'l~
=. They plan t4 kkhht their art Circle hear the
Aa'. Z. n,. each day from July lgolII!saylA
are sinvedsto shosS'thsR work 4 this Fair
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-06
.kIlNGSBURGS WERE
GUESTS HERE SIT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Kingsburg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kings
burg of Alpena, Mich, were Key
West visitors last Saturday
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Mrs Rola,fa Gonlet Is Elected
Kew West Garden Club President

Mrs Roland GOulet elected president of the Key West
Carr Club regular monthly meeting held night
Wonan,s Club auditeripn Mrs Goulet will succeed MI William
Il. Warren q. MA& "a
II Osher officers eAEtcd Fir president Bowman Cut
second vice president Eugene secretary Hda
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IN MEMORY
OF Emily A. Griffin. Who Passes
+ Away Three Years Ago Today

I Away Three Years Ago Today
! Gone but, not forgotten, miss
you more each day.
God needed you most in his
home up in the sky to dwell with
him in heaven. There with Him
abide.
MRS. EARL WELLS,
Daughter,
apr6, 1851
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App; Raymond Stickney, App:
Whitmel Swain, App: i'm Kard,
Ord; Gary Weech, App; Wayne
Williams, App; Rex Weech, App,
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Work of Handicraft And Art Glasses
To Be Displayed For Officers WiUes

Members Officers Wives club bandcraS class and az
class will exhibit their work at weekly meeting of the Off
club be held at next Friday at Fort lay
Members of the advisory board will ostes and the quar-
ierlv election will be held fMrs H. Diem J
viii succeed Mrs Paul T. Roy ast Club chairman 5ff
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EACH ARTIST entering work
the july Far, must s,pay 81 oc-
cupational tax to the city.
,oc4hose interested are asked to
get in contact with Mrs. Toni
ksrns at the Harms Studio, go
Duvsl street, VINO is handling the
SHOW.
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Bulletin
GAMBLER INDICTED

1f1Nu6AASkt 41N0AS LIZ Ia
LOS ANGELES. April 6.-LPl.
"A Los Angeles federal grand
jury has indicted gambler Mickey
Cohen on an income tax charge.
The jury investigation of Cohen's
tax returns arose from disclosures
before the Senate Crime Com
nittee.
Highest mountain in Soviet
Russia is Stain Peak. 24,590 feet.
4:45 pm. at San Carlos school,
over Palace Theater.
Sewing Group Monroe County
Hospital Woman's Auxiliary
will meet at 2 pm. at the
hospital.