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BUSINESS SERVICES

STONE AND CEMENT WORN spe-
c'alizing in stone. retaining walls;
l-4756
reaches, RATS, NICE
DIFFERENTIATED. Ia. SAC.
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BABY CRIBS
Anniversary sale: 20Gc of on all
cribs. 81 varieties. Play pens, list
Sl3.g5 for S10.SS. Walkers list
S10;So for S8.8S. STORKTOWN.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-Leaving country. will
sacrifice mahog. Duncan Phyfe drop
leaf table; top scratched. $50: 4
neayy solid mahog. lyre-back chairs.
$50; mahog. console table. $40;
miss misc. m mahSg: pieces ses, cheap; heap slso sh0
sun lamp. SIS; junior chair. So;
child,s tractor, So. Can deliver.
10. 3-S344. 10
FURNITURE-Owner leaving town:
three new Sampson folding. chairs,
S5.25 ea,; two matching end tables,
SSS SSS ea sa aooe tUe lamp matching nev abm9s sba6e
$3.50; blond mahog. console OF
drop-leaf table, $40; radio -phono-
graph and cabinet. S42 SO. 42OI
Mass. ave. NV Apt. 1066-W, OR.
FtuiRsSITURE-Liv. rm. and din. lg rm.
FURNITURE, bedrm.. nv. rm.. / mo.
GID; ea5a high srade' leav. town; Tsas.
FGRNffTTfTfRE-contents of two 1S rooms
INCH i9IEhouss s.1, FefFigeFateT g $3.50 or best
FURNITUE for sale: din rm. set,
blond oak. 6 chairs. $3.50; maple
chest drawers, $40; matching chest
dtawers; dtf,s dressing table. bench: SO;
$50; plus miscellaneous pieces. 81.
FURNITURE. nv. rm. and bedrm. ms set.
dinette table. cocktail and end
tables, table Sat; +, and Sun. all day, Mon.
rug and pad; one 3-pc. green sec
tional sofa; l dble., / twin mat
trsss and springs; tables. bookcases.
FURNITURE - Single mahog. bed
dresser vanity, buffet, rugs. GE
FURNiTURE-1ax15 rose carved rug,
cupboard for children's toys. Sim
mons twin beds. 81. 1884. lls
FURNITURE-Stud bed, chest and
2 chairs. Call Sunday between 9
and 9 pm. ME. 2161. Apt. 1919.
FURNITURE-Contents of 7-rm,
house, including ABC ironer, sewing
machine, baby bed and high chair,
summer rugs. andirons. etc. 81.
FURNiTURE-Bedrm., liv. rm. pieces,
peri; &c eohd. M PVT family nni closing home
FURNiTURE-9-rm. house sold; bed.
Tm.. liv. rm.. din. rm; and misc
items; must 60; excel. buys. 1922
FGRNITURE&Din. Urn 1SSi rm. suite. e-piece rG
walnut. very gooQ cond., SlUU; DaDy
carriage. $50. Ii. 6-3949. 10
FURNTTURE-Buffet, double bed and
vanity. walnut; sgle. bed, chest,
chair. maple; andirons and screen
ia, 1887 Sat, $3.50; Sun, IA.
10
FURNITURE - Dinette set. Penna
Dutch; 54-in. buffet. chairs, drop
leaf ext. table. $100; / desk, mahog.
so. piano type, 500: hope chest
birch. $50, etc. or best offers
Leaving town. GIL. 5000. 3
FURNITURE-Din rm. set Jaco-
bean style. beautifully carved, ham
mered oak; $3.50 or best offer. RA
29Ih. 10
FURNITURE. din. room, solid mahog
Sheraton pattern, q pieces; cost
81 900; sell 5000. SH. 2451. ii
FURNITURE-Sofa bed. easy chair
lovely new slip covers: set of 4 din
room chair; 2 yrs. old; half origina
price XII. S-72S2. Ill
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
STENOTYPE. late model, recondi.
toned; guaranteed S42 so UNITED

late model, recond,.
toned, guaranteed, S42 so OMITTED
TYPEWRITER CO. si3 14th Ct
STERLING SILVER GoRHAM e-place
settings, and odd pieces. Lyric pat
tern, almost new; more than 30%
discount. EN-. 6349. 10
sTONE-Beautify your home with
bondstone. Applied over any sur
is many times the cost Of Bond.
stone. Free esti,. 80 mo. to pay. WI
6os6. CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO. !;
4Sl9 Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md
STORE FIXTURES-Drug wall cases
and showcase. These cases have
Deen,. Deen used only 3 mos. Ideal for
be seen at 1928 18th st. NV. 10
STOVE, cleo. Frisidaire. RM-30, used
y mos. Clean: Sl40. Crib and mat
tress, Sl5. Amber glassware, $50;
6 3 rock goblets, 81. TIE. 3403. 10
STOVE, Magic Chef, and Super-vac
good condition: best offer. OR. 27Si.
STUDIO T! s.S COUCH. GOOD cond.: $50.
TA5lEsmWin ABLE YIN sac sacrifice beautiful
light wood base; also matching lamp
ter House MI. 3345. 10
TABLE 5sa ga gsnu,Re HSsl Duncan Phyfe; like
Task' 5sss. e SiSoS SIsss 81. fuel oil. 5;ysr
console; list price, 1859 IS: 5 wks
old; due to sickness. must sell; S27O
or best offer. Call GE. 1928 any
TEIEyIIsioS. i .dIs ion ." screen; Ty boost
Seasonable: fI IL. 4-5o5ss. s000 c11 cGh0''
with table. $S5; r. C. A. TS-i4 ra-
die. s-tube, $50. Good cond OIL.
mirror. etc. 81 1914. Call before
TEL EvisIoN, 1o-in. Philco table
mod, mahogany. with table. viii
sell to highest bidder. ia. 4-0923.
rgE,eyIs.os gn,es1 ,s2y,es SETS T. Up ,.1 70 eo o.
samples and demonstrators Free Free
home demonstration. Easy terms
ogen ewes until o ROYAL APPLi.
tH AHcE SoS0o c0S0 1911 Nichols ave Sc.
Iy se5. EGsss6P GfssHbelt 1OiP 5hos table m9Ssl'
r9EGHIERE eaif Hn Iafa LAMPS brand-new, $40. 81
TIRES 90. 7,60x15. and tubes: 1
new others less than 1000 MI;
25G OIL list. TU. 2S46. ii
TRUMPET. Conn, overhauled, Al
condition. Phone MA. 1898. 10
TRUMPET. Blessing make. Orig.
S204. Like new. Will sell for S75
q cash; Sat. or Sun, Ii. 3-0246. %
Trunk. wardrobe. practically. new.
sxcelent condition: S25. Call ia.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. tevelry
and Chinese art objects. Any auar.
tity Call Louis Segal CH 1888:
ewes EN- f76h
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"AIR CONDITIONERS

New 1851 models: 20ee on list pric
windows FREE. PARAMOUNT CO.
2l5O Ga. ave NV HU 4S00
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REUPHOI STERTNG

and chair, reuphoi.
stored, labor and material, $50;
workmanship guar, 25 yrs, In same
establishment. LA FRANCE up
-HOLSTERING. 2509 14th st. NV
CO. 1881
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PIANO. sTEINWAY GRAND, BEAU
TIFUL TONE. FINE CONDITION.
BEST OFFER OVER ST 900. RA.
S033 AFTER 8 AM. 10 :,
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FISHERMAN
USE A BAIT NATIVE
TO THIS AREA

Grass shrimp now available. Open all
night, Fri. and Sat. nights. Sundays
till 2 pm. Other ewes. till o. Rod
and reel repair. Rods custom built to
order. Outboard motors and tackle
Tor rent. (It's best to reserve these)
ANACOST1A SPORT MART
1888 Good Hope Sc, LU. 1-9773.
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0OF FE1V1NNIGIN1 EMFLOY Els
To represent local firm; no selling
with your duties; interesting propo-
sition. Apply Box 26-C. Star. 81
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Furniture Unpainted

AA1oAAN 1A4ktch1AAUCo
for week: Drop-leaf table, solid
maple, closed -22x36. open 36x46.
was S2S. now S23: also, other sizes;
captains chair, clear Douglas flr.
was $3.50, now $3.50. Open Mon.
Tues. Sat. 81; Wed. Thurs. Fri,
90: Sun. 11-5.
TuE TTND crYNn
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcons.l

PAPER HANGING
Prompt service; reas; good work
A. II. GEORGE. DI. 0106. -l2
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COLLIE PUPS-AKC reg. male and
p IemaIe; sired by Ch. ebony parade;
= tri-eolor and sable. Elmwood 1897
Evening star., 1951-06-09

CLERKS, full or part time. REIN
Call sH. 2447 between Ii and /.
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Colonel Casey
To Be Speaker !.
AtLiOns' Dinner

Principal speaker at the Lions
Club banquet Thursday night in
celebration of Armed Forces
Week, will be Colonel Casey of
the United States Air Force,
Louis Carbonell, president of the
club, announced today
"a We do not have his Initials
Set,$nor where he is from" Car
bonell said. so we viii have to
announce those facts later
Reservations for the banquet.
w h irh will hesheLd at Raul's, be
ginning at 7;30 p. m, Thursday,
are between $50 and $50, the
Lions Club president said Organ
music will be provided during the
dinner and after the program
ends at about 10 O'clock there
will be dancing with IhIasic by
Herb Roses orchestra
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annex ana eat--a~ pfcfffc- 1Uffch or
the school lawn.
Key West P.TA. members will
be on hand to meet the girlspu-.
pills whom they will entertain
over the weekend. They will also
provide living quarters for the
women chaperones. The boy pupils
and band masters will stay at the
Marine Barracks.
At pm. Saturday all members
of the band Will meet in uniform
at the school annex to pick up
their instruments. Buses will
take them to the line of march
for the parade.
At the finish of the parade. the
pupils will return to the annex,
via busses, store their inStru-
ments, and 60, to the .P.T,A homes
and the Marine, barracks. u s
The groups will leave Key West
on Sunday at 9 am. from the high
school annex.
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Wesleyan Guild
hsfuUs Officers
BY CanMeHght

New officers of the Wesleyan
Service Guild, WSCS, of the
First Methodist Church were in
stalled by outgoing president,
Mrs. J. E. Duane, at an impress
sive candlelight service a st
evening.
Different colored candles rep
resented each office. Each officer
was presented with a corsage and
ribbon corresponding to the color
of her candle.
New officers are: Miss Susan
Peacon, PRESIDENT: Miss Adele
Roberts. vice-president; M I 5.
Duane, secretary; and Mrs. Ma
RE Russell, treasurer. The new
committee chairmen appointed
by Miss Peacon are: Mrs. Garcia
Nettles, publicity; Miss Gretna
McClain, finance; Mrs. Ethea
Stricken, membership; Miss Luz
cile Richardson, card: Miss Louise
Ketchum, recreation; and Mrs.
Ruth Carey. flower.
1 A social hour followed. Mrs
Carey was hostess.
The next meeting of the group
will be held June ii at 7:30 pm.
at the home of Miss Adele Rob-
erts on North Beach.
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pm. at the West Martello
Gallery.
The Elks Lodge will meet at 8
pm. at the club.
VFW Post No. 1911 will meet
at 6 pm. at the VFW Home.
VX-1 Officers Wives will meet
at 1890 at Aeropalms for
luncheon.
Martha Linda Franks Circle of
the WMU of the First Bap-
fist church will meet at 10
am. at the church,
FRIDAY, MAY 10
The Triangle Club of Pythian
Sisters viii meet at 1880 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Emma
Thompson on Fleming street.
Bowling for all Navy wives
will be held at 9 am. at the
Naval Station alleys.
The Surface Development
Group of Officers Wives will
hold an informal get-toseth-
CT at 1890 pm. at Aero
Palms.
The Key West Amateur Radio
Club will meet at 7:30 pm. at
the National Guard Armory.
The Shrine Club will meet at
pm. at the JayCee's Club
house.
SATURDAY. MAY 80
The Chldren's Missionary group
of Ley Memorial Methodist
Church will meet from 10 to
to 1880 am. in the church
annex.
SUNDAY. MAY 20
The Elks Club cocktail hour
will be held from 4 to 6 pm.
at the club.
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MACARTHUR

tContinued From Page Ones
that the joint chiefs of staff have
been overridden.
He insisted that the joint chiefs
are in a better position to eValu-
ate war risks and the nations
power than any theater com
mander.
He added his belief that the
present global strategy of avoid
ing all out war with Russia now
is paying off.
Testifying for the first day,$ the
chairman of the joint chiefs of
staff said, he knows some critics
are impatient with the admif1ia-
trations plan to fight a bpited
war in Korea.
But Bradley added that this is
not the time for a showdown with
Russia. Said Bradley: I'VE are
not in the best military position
to seek a showdown"
In his opening statement today,
Bradley said he wanted to make
it clear that he would not say any
thing to discredit General Mac
Arthur. Bradley added: I'VE may
have different views on certain
aspects of military policy, but
that is not unusual. There have
been no personal considerations
in our differences of opinion"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
Poppies Bloom
1t Legion Home
On Stock Island

Bright red popries we're bloom
ing in profusion today at the
Home of Arthur Sawyer Post of
the American Legion as prepar-
atoms went forward for the OBJ
servance of Poppy Day here on
Saturday, May 26. The flowers
have arrived from Coral Gables
VA Hospital, where they were
made by disabled war veterans.
and were being counted and
sorted in readiness for the vo-
aunteer workers who viii dis
tribute them throughout the city
on Poppy Day.
The work was being done by
the American Legion Auxiliary S
Poppy Committee, headed by
Mrs. Alice Robinson. Chairman.
Working with her were Mrs.
George Carey. Mrs. George
Skies, and Mrs. C. B. Harvey,
president. The peoples and coin
boxes for receiving contributions
will be distributed to the Poppy
Day volunteers at a Poppy rally
to be held at the Home the night
of Thursday, May "a.
Each poppy has been assem-
bled by hand by some disabled
war veteran" Mrs. Robinson ex-
planned as she examined the lit
tie crepe flowers. Veterans OF
both wars make peoples at the
Coral Gables VA hospital, de-
irving physical and mental bene-
fit from the occupation, as well
as earning money much needed
by themselves and families. They
often plead for the opportunity
to make more peoples butt of
course, how many they can. make
depends upon how many people
wear on Poppy Day.
1--WE hope that every one OF
these peoples will be worn glad
" and proudly by someone IN
Kew West on Poppy Day this
year. Wearing one means that
the weafer remembers and hon.
ors the great sacrifice made for
America by those who died IN
the wars, and also has contributed
10 the welfare of the wars living
victims, the disabled veterans
and needy children of veterans.
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, take place at 8 pm. at the
Convent Auditorium.
Dade Lodge No. IA, viii meet
at 8 pm. at the new Mason
ic Home on Eaton and ST.
monitor.
The Duplicate Bridge Club will
meet at 7:45 pm. in the
Coral Room of the Overseas
Hotel.
The Poinciana Social Club
viii meet at 1890 at the
Poinciana Community Build
ing.
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce will meet at 8 pm. at
the club house.
Bowling for officers wives
will be held at 1880 pm. at
the Naval Station Alleys.
La Concha Navy Wives Club
No. IS will meet at 1920 am.
in Building l7S on the Naval
Station.
Golf classes for Officers Wives
will be held at 10 am. on the
hard ball field b eyon d
Eochasis.
The Book Review group of the
Officers Wives viii meet at
10 am. at Fort Taylor,
The Naval Air Station Officers
Wives Club will hold a
luncheon meeting at 1890
pm. aboard the 1914 foot
crash boat
MAY IL
First year Spanish, second
half, classes will be held
from 800 to AS pm. over
Palace Theater.
The Key West Art and Histori-
cal Society will meet at $3.50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
Coming EUents

TUESDAY. MAY la
Baptist Circle Officers and com
initteewomen clinic at First
Baptist Church at $50 p. m.
Rally at the Cuban Baptist Mis-
sion at $50 p. m.
The Junior and intermediate
GAS and two circles of the
WINS. of the Cuban Baptist
Mission will meet at $50 pm
Key West Junior and Senior
High School P.T.A. will meet
at 7:45.
Minoca Council, Degree OF
Pocahontas will meet at 1880
D. m. in the Redmen's Hall.
Kiwanis Club will meet at 6:45
p. m. for dinner meeting.
Bridge group for beginners at
p. m. at Fort Taylor Off
GERS Club.
Advanced Spanish Glass from
to 8 p. m. over Palace
Theater
Tennis class. Officers Wives
Club at 9 a m. at tennis
courts near pool.
Bowling for all Navy wives at
9 a. m. at Naval Station Al
lcyS.
Key West Assembly No. IL
Order of the Rainbow Girls
will meet at z pm. for bust
ness and s pm. for installs'
ton of officers at Scottish
Rite Temple on Eaton and
Simonton.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10
Young Peoples workers clinic
will he held at the First Bap-
list Church at $3.50 p. m.
Young Peoples rally will be
held at First Baptist Church
at 1880 p. m
The Key West High School
Band Benefit Concert will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
PTA Council
Thanks .4deU
For Macy Gift

Captain c. c. Adcll, command
er of the Key West Naval Base.
has received a letter of thanks
from the Monroe County Parent
Teachers Association for con-
tribution from the Navy Charity
Carnival.
The letter, signed by Norman
Dopp. corresponding secretary
of the association, acknowledges
the gift of $500 last March 80,
when distribution was started Of
all the carnival profits. A total
OF $24, 1886 has been distributed
which was $i0.82 more than the
carnival cleared.
Mr.. Dorp's letter follows1
1t is with hearts filled with
appreciation that the Monroe
County Council of the Parent
Teachers Association acknowl-
edges receipt of your generous
contribution to its welfare acti-
VitieS.
There is no greater reward in
life than TO know that children
are provided with equal oppor-
tunities for this is the American
way of life. Because of your Ma
IVY Charity Carnival and your
benevolcncc. this contribution
means pair of shoes for each
pair of sturdy legs that other
wise would not be resting under
school desk because of the
lack of shoes. II means a not
lunch for the student who in all
probability does not have a nu-
tlitional meal at home; it also
means a dress or a pair of pants,
like the child wears next door
to family of many INDECENT
children; and most of all, 1t I'M
bues, not only the recipient but
the entire community, with pride
in its United States Navy, es-
peciaIly its component at Key
West, Florida, the U. S. Naval
Base. and its Commander, Cap
tain c. C. Adell, USN, his Com
handing Officers, his other Off
GERS, and all of his enlisted men.
For all of this, we are most
thankful"
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and Miss Helen Taylor, historian.
The child's version of Gilbert
and Sullivan'S "H.MS. Pinafore,"
performed by the Poinciana pu-
pills at the May Day Festival, was
repeated for the group.
Mrs. Marcel Maz:au, Summer
roundup chairman reported that
IS pre-School children were reg
istered last Wednesday at the
school.
1t was announced that the
sixth grade graduation will be
held in the school auditorium on
June Z at pm. School will close
on June 3.
The sixth grade, whose teacher
is David Mcdaniel, won t h e
room count.
Refreshments were served by
the hospitality committee con-
sisting of Mrs. Carl Brill and
Mrs. Vance Boswell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
INCORRECT NAME
LISTED IN CITIZEN

Mrs. Helen Lewinsky was cr-
roneouSly named in The Citizen
Yesterday as the person present
ilag the awards at the B'Nai Zion
Sunday School closing session.
The name should have been Helen
Elias, chairman of the board of
education of the Ladies Auxiliary.
Also the two pupils. Randy
Cifossman. and Raunny Hotzbery,
listed as out of town pupils, are
not put of town pupils, but were
oaf 81 town at the time,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
MAY 81

MONDAY, MAY I'll vi
Guest talent night at Trade
winds at 9 pm.
Mariner Scout Ship No. 8 will
meet at pm. at Sea Scout
Headquarters.
Officers Wives swimming class
will be held from $50 to 4:30
pm. at the Seaplane Base Of
ficers' Pool.
Key West Temple No, 20, PVT
hian Sisters will meet at 9
pm. at Knights of PythiaS
Hall on Fleming.
The W.S.CS. of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church will meet
at 7:30 pm. at the church an
mex.
Elizabeth Taylor Circle of
WMU. of the First Baptist
Church will meet at pm. in
the church annex.
Women of the First Presbyter-
ian Church will meet at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs. J.
Marks, Casa Roma apart
nents, Roosevelt Blvd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
MinOC0 Council
To Meet Tonight

All members of the Minoca
Council, Dgree. of Pocahontas.
are urged to attend, the meeting
az the, group tonight at 8 rasras
The Redmen: HAIL Mrs George
w Skies trfs4aotlhcetl. ~ ~ -. WE
The group will discuss attend
ing the funeral of Mrs Lille
Kemp WHICH will be held tolnor-
row,
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NO MEETING SLATED
FOR BPW IN NAY

The May meeting of the Bust
ness and Professional Women,
will not be held because of the
convention in Miami this week.
Mrs. Marian Stark, president an
nounced.
The next meeting of the BPW
will be held on the second in
stead of the third Wednesday in
June, on June Is at 8 pm. in the
Woman's Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
CHICAGO RESIDENTS
VISIT IN KEY VEST

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller Johnson
of Chicago, I'LL. arc here visiting
Mrs. Millcr's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff knight of 1903
Washington street,
Coming here especially for
Mothers Day, the Johnsons' az
rived May and will leave this
Thursday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
Circle 3 Women
Meet AtHOnle
OF Mrs. jackson

Circle Three of the Women OF
.the First Presbyterian Church
met last evening at the home OF
Mrs. Ruth Jackson, 1925 United
street. Mrs. Alice Snow presided
at the business meeting.
Mention was made that Mrs.
Walter Clawson has charge of
the flowers for the church next
Sunday, and Mrs. Fred Miller,
the last Sunday in the month.
Mrs. Julian Marks and Mrs.
Thomas Whitley volunteered to
serve coffee and doughnuts to the
servicemen at the WMCA at
am, on Sunday, May 81.
Mrs. Snow announced a gen.
eral meeting of the Presbyterian
Women in honor of the birthday
anniversary of the group on Mon
day, May 81 at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Julian Marks.
Mrs Harland Merriam gave the
lesson on the First Command
ment. She stated that the Ten
Commandments have formed the
basis of an civilized law up to
the present time, She emphasized
that the group as Christians
should give priority to God, and
keep Him first,
Strawberry shortcake and ice
cream were served.
Visitors were Mrs. c. Moore,
Mrs. d. B. Myers. and Mrs. Ems
berger.
Members who attended the
meeting were Mrs. J. l.. Menen.
dcz, Mrs. Snow. Mrs. Merriam,
Mrs. Whitley. Mrs. Clawson,
Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Fred Miller,
Mrs. jackson, Mrs. Grace Crosby,
Mrs. Harry M. Baker, Mrs. Edgar
Stark, Mrs. S. E. Lewis. and Mrs.
j. w. Kovash.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
KEY WESTER REPORTS
TO ALAMEDA. CALF.

Brewer P. Lloyd. seaman APP
prentice, son of William r. Ross,
500 Elizabeth street, has reported
aboard Alameda Naval Air Sta
ton, Calf, for duty from USNTC
San Diego, Calf. He has been
temporarily assigned to the bar
racks division.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
VX-I WiUes
Meet Thursday

The VX-1 Officers wives
luncheon will be held on Thurs
day at 1890 pm. at Aeropalms,
Hostesses viii be Mrs. Weikko
S. Lammi, Mrs. Emmett B. Lawr-
s. Lammi, Mrs. Emmett B. Law
renee, Mrs. William E.. Lemons,
Mrs. Van A. Lingle, and Mrs.
GaddiS Mckee.
Bridge or canasta will be play
wi