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DR.. Ralph Hers
To4nend State
Blood Bank Meet

Monroe County Hospital will be
represented at the 5th annual
meeting of the Florida Association
of Blood Banks to be held in Fort
Lauderdale, Saturday and Sum
day. DR. Ralph Herz. president of
medical staff, and Miss Agnes
BuIrow, gtechnician. on ahe staff
hospital blood bank viii be tho
representatives. Ill :
Mrs: Hefz VIII accompany the
Doctor on the. trip.~--~--- 4
The Monroe County Hospital
tllopft bank has tnenAbcrship in the
association. +;
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nounced by the Commanding Of
ficer.
At this historic former cavalry
post outside Cheyenne, the Air
Force is training young airmen in
the many specialties needed for
air power Besides clerical skills
such as clerk typist, clerk-steno-
grapher, and administrative speci-
alist, the schools at Warren Air
Force Base train automobile mec-
hanics, powerman, electricians.
teletype operators and repair
men.
During and after the Revolu-
ton, when paper money was
net worth a continental" the
climax was reached when the.
Continental Congress refused to
accept its own money in payment
of postage.
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MRS. ROBERT FUTRELL
VISITS PARENTS HERE

Mrs. Robert Futrell, Sanford,
Fla, accompanied by her friend,
Mrs. Hubert Pearce, are here Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Futrelps
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Roberts, 730 Windsor lane.
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thongs Hospital, after it burned
'--svy - wn in Illinois last year. 'sF ? r's'F
Worthy Regent Virginia De-
ssnnplsgritt recalled that Court .6S4
20 sssFsas organized on April 81, 1921,
ssNssNfh so charter members. Eight
of the origin so are still mem
bers, namely: Mrs Josephine
Piodcla, who was the first Wor-
thy Regent: Mrs. Lorena Whal-
ton, also past Worthy Regent;
Mrs. Pauline Pinder, Mrs. Mamie
Moss, Mrs. Margaret Dion, Mrs.
Virginia McDermott, Mrs. Victor
J.sos iasYfadi and Ms Virginia De-
merritt,
Mrs. Demerritt spoke OF the
high aims of the CDA and quot
cd their motto, Unity and
i,o, f4gagity,,
Pa Worthy Regent, Lorena
Whalton spoke of the aims, scope
and membership of the. CDA,
9st;wf1eh- has Courts IN Is ktatas
in canada. Cuba Mexico and
the Philippine Islands, and i'm.
--~-@@eltades 100000 members T4fc'six
CDA Courts in Florida hold "a
- sStne Convention. every two
$50 Gears Their especial project Is
financial support for orpilanages.
particularly the Mary Help of
Christians School for Boys in
Tampa.
The speakers were presented
by Worthy Vice Regent Eleanor
+ Wylk. who also introduced the
entertainers, Hilda Pullara, who
II Slas9 ar, and, BE My Love-"
and Neil Flick, USN, who sang
Lazy River" and "Sheik of Ara
by" Gus Ayala accompanied the
Nocalists. on the piano.
The menu included Key West
shrimp. cocktail. onion j.. soup,
chefs salad, roast turkey, stuff
fling, cranberry sauce, 4 WHIPPED
potatoes, ice cream, cake and cof-
fec
----------sden,bers and guests present
were the Mesdames Virginia De
s. merritt, Lorena. Whalton, Helen
ssNPsTks, Margaret Cato, Della
latcs, Eliet n 5. Coughlin La
mont Gates, Mary Agner McCur7
IaSX., Dean Austin, Tessie Martinez,
lilta Dclvillar, Amelia Thompson,
Margaret Dion, Edna Dion, Flea
nor Wylk, Mamie Moss, Eugenia
Wolf, Adelaide Ellsworth, Mary
=. Ellsworth, M Lavesque, M
Godfrey, Jennie DeBoer, Rose
Witkers, Dolly McDermutt, On
dina Delgado. Mary Mcknight,
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Radio CLUB Meet
SCI For Friday

The meeting Of the Key West
Amateur Radio Club which was to
be held last night was postponed,
: Another meeting is planned for
Friday, April q, 1880 pm, to take
place at the Noes club, 1921 Du-
val street, j. E. Singleton an
nounced today.
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POilci0n0 Social Club Is Name
Chosen For Nem WOmen'S Organization

Poncana Soca Club the chosen for the newly
lied club the Poincana community The
meeting held Wednesday in the Poincana Community
The club formed primarily to assist the Poinana recreation
committee in their tasks of supplying all kinds
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ressie Judge, Loretta Pratt Ma

Tessie Judge, Loretta Pratt. Mar
euerite CeyIe. Victoria IYfadi,
-Cs MARTINEZ. Anna Holfk.I Mary
DeBarcie, Josephine sPiodela.~
Wilma Lesher. Lila LumEey, Stelf
Ciesinski Alice Novack, Anna
cercoran,, Josephine James, Jean
Joserh, Josephine Bonamy, Kath-
leen Diaz. Beulah Demerritt, l..
E. McCammand, v. A. Albert, N.
M. Taylor. c. Martinez, Joyce
Park, Neil. Fleck, USN. Hilda
Pullara, and Gus Ayala.
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Driver Ito very fat woman try
ing to enter: Try sideways
ma'a I
Eat woman): Bless you, son;
but | amt got no sideways"
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Free and Accepted Order of
Masons' lodge in Jacksonville.
The meeting was held on April
l8 at 4l2 Broad street in jack
sonville.
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, April 81, 1851
Observations taken at City Office.
900 AM, EST
Temperatures
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meeting on the patio at Fort
Taylor Officers Club at 1890
pm. HoStesSeS will be Mrs.
E. B. Lawrence and other
other wives of VX-l.
Fern Chapter No. 81, Order of
the Eastern Star, Golden
Eagle Hall. 1911 Petronia
street at 8 pm.
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& + EI5uer Speaks At CDA
Sob Annipe,a,y Banquet

The Catholic Daughters of America celebrated the goth ami
~ ticrsaiy the Curt 634 With banquet
at Wylks Stock Island Restaurant on Thursday evening
The guest speaker Alsyf ger who spoke Of the
many works OF charity supported BIZ CDA inteIe
iona He especially eheoned the $4,000 contributed
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Precipitation

Relative Humidity at 900 AN.
1870
Aaromcter (Sea Levcn 500 AN
30.I0 iuS.-l0l9.3 mbS.
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romorrow's Almanac
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/. i H0stcsScS Ind
,SerUicenseI En- ID
Contestant Band

m c6mDesLsnt aancc ofehesl
tra. from the, USS Yosemite play
ed for the Guys and Gals of the
Armed Services - YMcA at a
dance last night at tfe X. Most OF
the x hostesses were5 present and
there was a stag line of sailors,
four and five : deep. ,5g {
Several mo tag dances were
arranged for the mengof the Yose-
mite. Chief Paul Cooper was in
charge Of the orchestra which
came here with Rear Admiral F.
G. Fahrion commander of de-
stroyers, Atlantic Fleet.
During tn intermission, at the
request of tie dancers, Ralph
Holtzinger of the US. Naval Sta
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Jr. W0n,an's Club
Officers GiUe
annual Reports

The annual reports of officers
of the Junior Woman's Club
were made at the monthly bust
ness meeting held by the club
last night in the Woman's Club
auditorium.
Each officer gave a resume of
her years activities in the club.
Mrs. Billy Russell, recording
secretary, gave a report on the
clubs accomplishments during
The past year.
Mrs. A. T. Sjursen, Jr., presi-
dcnt-elect, and Mrs. Winston
Jones, club president, reported
on the convention of the State
Federation Of Woman's Club held
last week in Daytona Beach.
AT a general meeting, members
of both the junior and senior
clubs voted to raise the age limit
for membership ii the junior
clubs from 80 tos IS years of age.
It WAS announced the project Cor
the juniors for the year will be,
to raise $1,000 to be- used in the
recreation program at the State
Mental Hospital rim :
Members Of the club RECEIVED
an invitation to 4 Junior Fellow,
ship Luncheon to be held on
April 26 at the Bahia MAR Yacht
Club in Fl. Lauderdale. Reserva-
tions for the luncheon must be
made to Mrs. Sjursen not later
than April %.
Mrs. Edgar Stark, senior spon-
sor, invited the club to her home
for the monthly social meeting
on April 10. A barbecue supper
will be held and husbands of
will be guests.
1t was announced the newly
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Sor0pti,,,ists Plan
To Help Care For
Homeless Children

Members of the Soroptimist
Club of Key West planned to
adopt project to be connected
with the care of children VIII"
|, have been, deprived of homes
and proper care through court
actions, at a luncheon meeting
held yesterday at Lees Orient
restaurant.
Mrs. Jack Arlen, club presi-
Gent, suggested the group adopt
the project, and Miss Gertrude
LaubScher will work with Ju-
venile Court Judge Eva Warner
Gibson also a club member, in
investigating the possibility of
establishing a home for such
cases.
Eleven members were present
at the meeting and voted to aid
the Chamber of Commerc in OBJ
tanning a speaker for Armed
Forces Wee. Harold LaubScher,
chamber director, asked that the
Soroptimist group send cards to
ell civic organizations asking
them to submit a vote on OBJ
tanning a speaker through the
United States Navy.
The group discussed the Sorop-
tinlIst confer ence TO be held in
Miami on April ID through the
Is; and the placing of Sorop-
tiniSt emblem sign of welcome
some place on a main street lead
ing into the city. r.,
Meetings of the Soroptimist
club will be held on the
second and fourth Tuesday of
each month at business lunch
cons. The time will be 1915
o'clock and the place of meeting
will be designated at the pre-
ceding meeting.
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: Proceeds from this annual af-
fair are used for both local and
national charities of the Elks
Club. Charities of the club, such
as children'S homes throughout
the country, are well known and
their worth widely recognized.
j. Stuart Hicks is chairman of
arrangements for the dance as
sisted by co-chairman John A..
Fob. Other members of the house
committee. who are in charge of
the dance, include Mr.. Mcdonald,
John Richardson and Mr.. Nc
knight
This affair will be the parting
social event sponsored by this
house committee, which will soon
relinquish their offices.
The committee hopes all ElkS,
their guests and friends will at
tend the party. ...
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ton and .Glendora Sawyer per.
formed their interpretations Of
I'm A Lady" and "a Bushel and
"a Peck" Others volunteered 10
entertain between dances.
Punch and cookies were served
by the hostesses. Senior Hostesses
present were: Mrs. Herman Cor
don, Mrs. Anita Hartenstine, Mrs.
Micky Gentle and Mrs. Mary
Turner. IS 49,
Members of the BAND were sorv-
ed Chow Men Supper earlier
iii the evening. Mrs, Ruth Reese
prepared and served the supper,
assisted by otie of the hostcsses,
Elsie Thompson. olt1s
AT the meeting Of the Girls
Service Organization, proceeding
the faaf1ce, plans were made for
q formal dance this Thursday. An
Honor Court win be, held and not
only will the Girls OF the Month
be shonored, but iall the girls who
merit additional hundred hour
pins, will be honorcd by being
presented with am appropriate
award, Gus Ayala and his orches-
ira will play for the dance.
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School auditorium. Members of
the Junior Dcbs have been in
vited to act as ushcrs for the
concert. Anyone wishing tickets
for the concert should call Mrs.
Bernard Frank, number I4l3-
XIV.
Mr.. K'rke appointed a COM
mittee to work on project for
the national federation contest.
Build Freedom With Youth. /"
The. committee members include
Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. Stark. Mrs.
Robert Dopp and Mrs. Baillod.
The contest will close ON Feb. l.,
1852.
The club endorsed the seven
point mental health program,
which was presented by tn e
Florida Federation. The group
made a SIS donation 10 the Red
Cross fund
Approximately 40 members at
tended the meeting. Guests in
Guided Miss Barbara Ellen Joy
end Miss Marjorie Camp of Ha-
elhurst. Wis, both members of
the Wausau, Wis, Woman's
Club; Mrs. J. A. Morse, member
of the Woman's Literary Club Of
Bar Iiarbor. Me, and Mrs. Walter
Magner of Wilmette, Ill.
The club was decorated in
bouquets of sweet peas and ca
lendulas for the meeting.
Tea was served from table
conferred with a large bowl of
spring flowers, including Queen
AIMS lace, lilies and sweetpeas,
ARRANGED and donated to the club
by Mrs. Az Mills.
MRS. Orion Russell and mem
sbels of hers hospitality commit
e e solved the tea. Mrs. Delio
Coho presided At the tea table.
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est group of Officers Wives
club. will meet from $50 to
4:30 pm. at the seaplane
base officers pool.
First year Spanish class will
meet from 7:30 10 $50 pm.
at the Noes Club at 1921
Duval street.
Alcoholics Anonymous will
meet at 8 PIN. 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.
SATURDAY. APRIL IA
Garden Club will have a cake
sale at 3 pm. at the Wom-
ans Club auditorium.
Swimming class, special inter-
est group of Officers Wives
club, will meet from 10 to II
am. at the seaplane base Of
ficerS' pool.
SUNDAY. APRIL IS
Elks Club cocktails hour from
4 to 6 pm. at the club.
MONDAY, APRIL 10
Women of First Presbyterian
church will meet at 8 pm. at
the church. Circle two will
be in charge.
Key West Temple No. 20, Ply
THAN Sisters will meet at
1880 pm. in the Knights of
Pythias Hall on Fleming
street.
Beginning Spanish class will
meet from 800 to 4:20 at San
Carlos school, over Palace
theater.
TUESDAY, APRIL IL
Minoca Council, Degree of Poca-
hontas will meet at 1870 pm.
in the. Redmen's Hall.
Key West Assembly No, Is, Or
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Mrs. ViUareuI And
Mrs. KiIe To Visit
In Washington

Mrs. Floyd Villareal, 425 Cath
crime street, and Mrs. Georgia
Kile, 1922 Simontoh street, will
leave Friday for Washington
D. c., with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mulvey, brother-in-law and sis
ter of Mrs. Kile, who have been
visiting in Key West for the past
six weeks.
Mrs. Villareal will visit her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs, B. Shankin of Camden
N. j., after spending a few days
with the Mulveys at their homo
in Hill Crest Gardens, Washing
ton.
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No. 1911 will meet al p. m.
in the VF'W Home.
= American Legion Auxiliary,
Arthur Sawyer Post No. 90
will meet at j 8 p. M. in. the
Legion Home on Stock Island
Advanced Sewing class, special
interest group of Officers
Wives club, will meet from
8 am. to noon in the home of
Mrs n. w. Stafford, quarters
20. Naval Station annex.
beginners sewing class, specia!
interest group of Officers,
: Wives club. viii meet from
As 1850 to pm. in the home OF
Mrs. r. G. Hardwood. 81
Rest Beach.
First year Spanish class, 4~=cond
half, will meet from 800 to
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.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10
Mothers Auxiliary of c. M. l.
and st. Joseph's School will
meet at 1880 pm. in the Con-
vent auditorium.
Golden Rule Circle of First
Methodist church is sponsor
ing food sale to begin at
pm. in front of the church
Margaret Stern piano concert,
sponsored by the Key West
Woman's Club, will be per-
formed at 8 pm. in the aud
itorium of the Harris Ele-
mentary School.
Fern Chapter No. 81, Order
of Eastern Star will meet at
p. m. in the Golden Eagle
Hall, 1911 Petronia street.
Officers Wives club will have a
luncheon meeting at noon at
Fort Taylor officers club,
Margaret Stern piano concerts,
sponsored by the Key West
Woman'S Club, will be per-
formed at 3 pm. and at $50
pm. in the auditorium of the
Harris Elementary School.
Swimming class. special inter-
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ing the work of one group on
vanishing rata products and on
another group making sh IL
flowers for name tags to be used
at Fridays Officers Wives club
luncheon.
Mrs. Lukins will give special
instructions on block printing at
next weeks meeting. She asks
class members to bring materials
and block cutting instruments,
if they have them.
Some members of the class are
designing lineoleum blocks for
next winters Christmas cards.
The class meets each Tuesday
night at 1880 o'clock in the re-
creation building on the Naval
Station. All officers wives are
welcome.
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liz fColuctiJ Stdg.
Home grown carnations also
decorated the tea table and home
of the Smiths for yesterdays
party.
Thirty-four members Of The
group attended. Mrs. Warren
Klein and Mrs. Alfred Raphael
wives of the senior medical and
dental officers at the Naval STA.
ton. were hostesses for the after.
noon.
Guests present included Mrs
c. b. Moring of Anterior, Calf.
wife Of Capt. Morine. retired
medical officer. The Mornings are
guests here of Capt. and Mrs
w. p. Stephens of the Naval hos
pital.
Mrs. Russell Parsley of Pleas.
antville, Ind, sister of Captain
Smith, presided at the tea table.
Bridge and canasta games were
played following the tea. !
I Twenty-Five garments for the
Naval Relief Layettess a project
of the Medical Wives club, were
completed by members and
brought to the club meeting yes
terday. -.
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sum Of $500 was budgeted for
that purpose;
Mr.. Allen mentioned that it
would be advantageous to CON
tinue such service during the
summer months, among our
summer tourists, but that pres
'ent plans do not include such a
possibility.
Mrs. Helen Parker handled the
bureau for the Chamber Miss
Lee Huddle, aiournalisn student
at the High School, also assisted.
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Each article released carried.
the names Of prominent visitors
here, how they were spending
their vacation and in what hotel
or motel they were staying
Mhile in Key West. Each article
also emphasized IN a few words,
a description of our island city
as a vacation resort.
joe Allen, chairman of the
Chamberss Advertising and Pub
licity committee, pointed out
that it is the desire of the or
ganfzation to allocate more funds
next year for this worthwhile,
project. A part time writer was
engaged this season to handl-
the publicity bureau and the
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Baptist Board
OF DeacoIss To
Meet Tonight

A special meeting of the Board
of Deacons of the First Baptist
church will be held, at 7:30
o'clock tonight following tho
weekly prayer meeting.
The pastor. the Rev George
M Ray, will conduct the study
on the Book of John at tonights
weekly meeting.
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JdyCces Will
Elect Officers At
Meeting Tonight

Election of officers for the en-
suing year will be held by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce at
regular business meeting to be
held at 9 o'clock tonight at the
clubhouse on Flaglar avenue.
President Manuel Lopez urges
all members to attend.
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Officers VIII Be .
Nominated At
Mothers Meeting

Officers for the coming year
i'll be nominated at a meeting
# the Mothers Auxiliary of the
Convent of Mary immaculate
and St Joscph's School to be
eld at 7;30 o'clock Friday night
n {, e Convent auditorium. All
are urged to attend.
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] IIaistlicrafts lass
To Continue To.
Meet This Summer

The handicrafts class for Off
GERS wives will not be discon-
tinued at the end of this month
due to the increased interest in
the class, it was decided at last
nights weekly class meeting
held in the recreation building
on the Naval Station. Meetings
will continue through the sum-
mcr months.
The group was working on
three different projects last
night. Mrs. Richard Pawson was
conducting instructions for a
group working on stencilling.
There were two new members
in this group,
Mrs. Fred Lukins was instruct
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Naval Relief
Workers H.Uited
To Tea Saturday

Approximately so invitations
have been mailed to volunteer
women workers for the Naval
Relief Society here to a tea being
held Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
c. c. Adell,
The tea will be served at the
quarters Of Capt. and Mrs. Adell
en- the Naval Station.
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Coming EUenfs

WEDNESDAY,, APRIL IL
Junior .Debs will meet tonight
r. in Woman's Club auditorium.
Scottish Rite Bodies will meet
at 8 pm. in temporary home
an Amelia street.
Slipeaver sewing class. special
interest group of Officers
Wives club, will meet from
100 to 4 pm. in the home of
Mrs. Karl Kunz, 20l9 Staples
avenue.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will meet at 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. 81 will meet at 1890 am.
in building i78 on the Naval
Station.
Key West Bridge Association
will meet at 7:30 pm. in the
Coral Room at the Overseas
- rlnfai
Beginning golfers class of Of
~ ficers Wives club will meet
at 10 am. on the handball
se field behind Echoasis on the
Naval station,
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
American Legion and the
Legion Auxiliary will have
a joint meeting at 8 pm. in
the Legion home.
THURSDAY. APRIL H.
Monroe County Girl Scout
Leaders Association will
meet at 7:30 pm. in the So
cial Hall of the First Pres
byterian church
U.D.C. will meet at 4:30 pm.
in the home of Mrs. Allan
Cleare, 900 North Beach.
Room Representatives of Key
West Junior-Senior High
School PTA will meet at 8
p. m. in the home of Mrs.
Hollon Bervaldi, 1915 Wash
ington street.
Naval Station Officers Wives
club viii have a 10 a. m. cof-
fec meeting at the Fort Tay-
Tor officers club.
Key West Art and Historical
Society will meet at $3.50
p. m. at West Martello Gal
lery.
Fleet Reserve Association and
Womcn's Auxiliary will meet
at $3.50 p. m. in club rooms at
the corner of Front and Fitz-
patrick streets.
DR.. Felix Varela Lodge No. 81
viii meet at p. m. at the
Cuban Masonic Lodge.
Ladies Auxiliary. VIEW Post
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80 Aia;two, State Nurses Ass0cial
-. tim bill. setting up standards
Tor registered and practical nur-
nH,fases; three, Library bill; and four,
.42ls.the governors highway safety
1rf~e council bill.
Miss Eyvon Myers, CMI stu
.,nt ,Gfnt, second place winner in the
Florida Federation of Woman's
Clubs essay contest, was award
cd the state prize of $40. She had
previously received $40 award
from the Woman's Club for hay
~lrs the winning essay in Monroe
County.
'soi miss Connie Hudgins, X e y
high school student, who
- won second in the state oratori-
cal contest conducted by the
-s~s-~s American Legion, was guest at
the meeting and gave her talk
nsas4s entitled Democratic Guarantee
@@assf Our Constitution Miss Hudrs
49, GINS was introduced by Mrs Ed
gar Stark, her speech teacher at
sss tie high school.
aesss4ssss The resignation of Mrs. George
. - Nils White was accepted by the
ssass.aclnb with regret. Mrs. White re-
e signed because OF the illness of
her lnother, Mrs. Maioney. Mrs,
William Warren spoke to the
Lroup about the work Mrs, White
sessAltad done for the club.
ss.ss.lki Yrs. Wallace B. Kirke, first
s.svve.Nioe president, became club pres
$780, itient and presided at yesterdays
s-sss snaeeling.
Fsssa MR.. ). P. Baillod gave re-
port TO the group on citizenship,
iies. Goddard, cookbook chair
ban, reported that Strauss and
- Fasrsl. publishers 81 the Key
Wet Wurnan's Club Cookbook,
- erca bringing ont third edi-
ss tTyIl. she reau a letter OF thanks
8 from Mrs. Fuller Warren, thank
s ing the group for the cookbook,
@ presented to her by Representa-
ssztiNe Bernie Rapy
- Mrs Goddard outlined "a pro-
49, gram for Increased distribution
gI tile book &
Mrs. Stuart Whiting and Mrs,
~ Barnard Frank reported on the
Margaret Stern concert TO be
@ he ldS Friday night at the Harris.