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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-05
Today Ia History

1803-President jefferson gives
farewell reception in White House
to the historic Lewis and Clark
expedition to the Far West.
l864-Gen. Jubal A. Early OF
the Confederate Army crosses the
Potomac into Maryland to threa-
ten Washington.
l865-The Salvation Arm y
founded in London by Gen. Viii
liam Booth-knoWn at first as
The Christian Mission
1878 American planes bat
tie % German ones and down
three with no American loss
World War I,
l923-Pres. Harding announces
that country's steel makers had
promised him the abolition of the
l2-hour shift as soon as possible
l935-The Wagner Labor Re
lationS Act signed by President
Roosevelt.
l937-The Seeing Eye Dog Law
enacted by Congress; blind may
travel on trains without charge
for the dog.
1943-US. Fleet battles Japs
in Kula Gulf.
l944-GcTmanS counter attack
invasion forces in Normandy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-05
DRESS: FORMAL

RANGOON-(A').-Guests at the
very British Strand Hotel must
be correctly alfred for the
Saturday night dance or they get
bounced.
Cards circulated in the lounge
stuffily remind guests to note
dress regulations" for the weekly
hop. Gentlemen are instructed
TO appear in dinner packets or
lounge suits. But ladies may
gambol in the new look, what
ever that may be for 1851.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Old Farmers Almanac
Is Worthwhile ReudinQ

A perennial joy-to me, that Is
lis the quaint little volume, 1.-The
Old Farmers Almanac" compiled
by Robert B. Thomas. For 25
cents you get a gold mine of anec-
dotes. weather forecasts. planting
tables. recipes and heaven knows
what else. This years offering is
the 160th anniversary edition. and
is just a bit more information
crammed than usual. You should
find the almanac on sale at your
newsstand-if not, write direct to
the publisher. Bob Sagendorph,
care Yankee, Inc, Dublin, N. H,
inclosing the Is cents.
The almanac has achieved con-
siderable fame, especially in the
literary world. and many publica-
tions take its pronouncements
seriously. indeed. Its weather pre-
dictions are particularly watched,
Evening star., 1951-12-13

checked and quoted, as the al
manac has been so right In any
number Of instances.
1t is hard for me to pick any
one section of the volume as my
Ifavorite. as the works make won-
|derful reading. But there is a
swell digest Of latest available
fish and game laws that should
interest the nimrods Of the
country. and a section titled
Your Feet May Be Your Best
Thermometers" is out Of this
world. But possibly I linger
longest in the recipe department,
where this year I find such de-
lights as Maine blueberry griddle
cakes. coast clam fritters and
watermelon cake. There are direc-
tions for making bayberry can
dies. too-if you have access to
bayberries and want to mold your
own candles for Christmas gifts.
One of the most delectable
recipes OF all is this one for
banana angel pie. said to be the
favorite Of Mrs. Henry Boston
elizabeth CoatSworth), who
wrote THE Cat Who Went to
Heaven" Simple, but delicious!
Add a dash of salt to 3 egg
whites and beat with a rotary
beater until foamy. Add "a tea
spoon OF cream of tartar and beat
until mixture forms soft peaks.
Add, gradually, tablespoons Of
sugar. and continue beating until
peaks hold their shape. Spread
this mixture evenly over the bot
tom and sides of a baked pie shell.
Bake in a moderate oven for Is
minutes. Cool. Arrange 3 ripe
bananas. sliced, on filing. Cover
with whipped cream that has
been favored with, nutmeg, salt.
confectioner'S sugar and vanilla.
Serve cold.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Hot Slow

A Pennsylvania Dutch standby
is hot slaw-and a reader writes
in asking for the recipe. so here
lit is:
Melt 2 tablespoons Of butter In
a saucepan. and add to it / quart
Of finely shredded cabbage. Stir
well. to mix. Add n cup of water
and a teaspoon of salt. cover
tightly and cook for 10 minutes.
Add 2 tablespoons of sugar, 2
tablespoons Of vinegar and u
teaspoon mustard. Simmer for
minute longer. and then add y
cup Of sour cream. Remove from
heat at once, and serve.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Mincenneut
Muffins

2 cups sifted all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons sugar.
4 teaspoons double acting
baking powder.
" teaspoon salt.
" cup shortening.
Va cup mincemeat
"a cup milk.
Sift together first four In
gradients. Cut In the shorten
ing until particles are very fine.
Make o depression In center Of
dry ingredients. Combine mince
meat and milk. then pour into
dry ingredients all at once mix
ing just enough to dampen
-four. Drop by teaspoons into
CREASED muffin tins. Bake In a
hot oven (400 degrees F.). 20
to Is minutes. Make IL mufiins.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
TheChef 7
Suys

With lamb as expensive as 1t is
these days. every scrap Of left
over should be- made to count,
when you have INDUCED the fam
lily in q nice roast for the week
end. And II they rebel at lamb
stew, and lamb hash, and lamb
shepherds pie--try them on q
lamb curry. As matter Of fact,
la good lamb curry can even be q
company dish If you serve with it
jail the fancy doings that custom
demands. such as Bombay duck,
|poppadums. chutney. chopped ba-
|con. coconut and what have you.
But for q simple dinner for the
family. all you need is the lamb,
some curry powder, and q nice
fluffy batch Of rice. Oh yes-a
few other odds and ends, too
but here's the recipe:
In large skillet heat 2 table,
spoons Of butter and in this saute
Ia cups Of celery. chopped fine,
together with | large onion,
chopped fine. Mix Y OF a cup of
chicken broth with 2 tablespoons
OF flour. to make smooth, lump
less gravy. Add this to the onion
and celery. stirring until all is
well blended. Now add " to l
full teaspoon Of curry powder. de-
pending on how much you like
the bite of curry. Season further
with a couple of dashes of tabasco
sauce, and add 2 more tablespoons
of butter. Stir and blend thor
oughly. Last add small piece OF
whole ginger, and 3 cups Of lean
diced cooked lamb. Simmer slow
ly for "a hour then remove the
ginger.
Place in a double boiler. and
continue cooking for one hour
longer.
Serve with fluffy rice-either in
a side dish. or made into ring,
with the curried lamb in the CEN
ter. This Is delicious. especially
on a chilly night. and is far cry
from the usual leftover" concoc-
ton. You may use any cut of
lamb, but the leaner the meat the
better the curry.
A good partner for this dish is
a cool avocado salad. dressed SIM
ply with a light French dressing
in which lemon juice replaces the
usual vinegar. Something cooling
Is the ideal
Evening star., 1951-12-13
A Love Of Glove for Your Girl -.
AImondized BEAUTYDOE

very handsome ore these exquisitely
fashioned, luxuriousy soft. decotely frooront
2-button length AInondized Beouydoe Gloves.
A lovely white sIipon thot's perfect for Christ
mas giving Choice of sizes 6 to ia.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Sandwich Grill Core

Keeping sandwich grill bright
and shiny is simple matter of
washing the. outside surface with
warm soapy water after each use.
Polish 1t with a soft cloth and
remove any stubborn spots with
a mild cleanser. but never put
the entire grill In water.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
$40 KILLING SILVER
JUBILEE COLD WAVE

Soye hoIf on this
easy : to core for
permanent! In
clu d es hoircut,
hoirstyle. shompoo
and Sl.9S nyIon
hoirbrush with this
od.
Evening star., 1951-12-13

Water washing, 2 rinses, Rapi.
dry-Spinning and shuts the wash
er off. And FRIGIDAIRE washes
clothes ever so clean but gently -.
even gets many things dry enough
to iron! Once your FRIGIDAIRE
Dealer shows you all its special
features you'll want one, too
why not suggest it to Santa for
Christmas?
Evening star., 1951-12-13
NEED pIsHwAsHINe HslPf

NEED pIsHWASHINe HElPf
Then don't miss this chance to get
a big $50 50. inch Cannon Dish
Towel in every Giant Size SILVER
DUST! The towels worth up to
25c. boasts gay colored border
and is highly absorbent. It's
wonderful to have a big towel
supply especially if your
family is big. And of course a
large family means more laundry,
rs well rs more dishwashing !.
80 I know you'll love SILVER
DUST, those safe, white, richer
suds. It really digs out dirt i.
gets my clothes cleaner and does
my dishes fast but is $1,000
gentle to my hands! Get the Giant
Size SILVER DUST -. today!
Evening star., 1951-12-13

WITH CHRISTMAS LESS THAN TWO WEEKS AWAY
it's not bit too eorIy to plan the holiday menus On
Christmas morning why bring the breakfast to the tree?
Serve the meal buffet style from eoyy decorated dining
room tobe cot from troys in the living The foiy
will love it, Of course. you'll want your food to be as
festive the doy itself But you'll oso want to be quick
and cosy to prepore The bacon and eggs and
spicy, fruiN mineemeot mullins.
Evening star., 1951-12-13

Give raisin-rice pudding a fes-
tive air during holiday time
spread the top with egg whites
beaten with sugar and brown the
meringue in the oven.
Evening star., 1951-12-13

add soap, set
the Select %
Dial :. and my
work is done!
That's because
the Select-O-
D ia d o es
everything au-
tomatically =.
fills the washer,
controls Live
Evening star., 1951-12-13
FoR THE cHEERlEsT CHRISTMAS

light up your home
with GENERAL
ELECTRIC lamps
inside and out. Say
|"Merry Christ
mas" to everyone
l-guests, neigh
-bors and passers-
Evening star., 1951-12-13
HAVE you EVER HAD A sfe
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HOLIDAY DINNER then re-
GREETED it because you couldn't
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and scientists will tell you that
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indigestion and sleepless nights
:. +. che,D CHOOZ! Only 10c for
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Evening star., 1951-12-13

80 -WLul tSStOonS
Of light around the windows and
on the, shrubbery. Give a warm
welcome to guests with lighted
door wreath and a food-lit Santa
Claus on the roof. And don't
forget to light up indoors, too!
GENERAL ELECTRIC Christ
mas tree lights can make a fire.
place or table centerpiece a dra-
matte center of attention. Your
friendly GENERAL ELECTRIC
lamp dealer is featuring all kinds
Of Christmas lamps for indoor and
outdoor use, so see him right
away. Say Merry Christmas"
with light this year!.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03

rattle ticket on the Buick for the
International Festival-wouldn't it
he wonderful to win a beautiful
1851 Buick for only $100? Just
received a phone call from Paul
Cooper, down at the Urban League
office. telling us goodbye . Paul
is on his way to Columbus. Ohio
where his new position awaits him
Wen really miss him over
this way and wish lot of success
to a grand fellow e. The sweet
madame of DIR Charles Brown
Virc nia-has begun work at the
Virginia Mason Hospital I'm
derstand that Captain Walter Rey-
mold has recently been made the
chief medical officer at Ellison Air
Base in Alaska-his wife. the form
er Mile Squires, seems to be en-
joying her new home up in those
parts of the cuntry very well d.
Keep August gil free for the In
ternational Festival-make this a
MUST on your agenda . BY this
time Madames Russell Gideon. Rob
ert Joyner, Jr.. and Ruth Johnson
are busy telling of their rectn down
Mexico way-also caught glimpse
of Josephine Baker and that fabu-
ious wardrobe of hers Don't
Miss the last meeting of the First
AM.E. Church district conference
to he held at the Garfield High
Setool Sunday August One Of
he incest fellows I've net around
The city Tor any othsr, is Gift
Jon, $ formerly of Spokane-Ciiff
is a gentleman IN every sense
of the word" Well, lime aud
space has run out so gotta be
gettin cutta here YIELDING ~
SOMETIMES TIE BEST WAY OF
SUCCEEDING"
Your 81 cretary
Freddie Mae Hurd
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
BY Mrs. Betty
Johnson
Phone EA. 69SS
1908 East Fir,
Seattle
Miss Bronze

All girls entering the Miss
Bronze contest, and to sell tickets
for the Labor Day picnic Sept. 8,
at the New Orleans Club at Renton
Junction, contact Sonny Lee, at the
Pullman Cafe or the South Sea
Isle Room. 1917 Yesler Way, CA.
1897 and CA. 9474.
Girls selling tickets will receive
20 cents from each ticket sold. FL
nal count Oft ckets Sept. 1. Win
ner to go by plane to Los Angeles
to compete in Miss Bronze finals
on Sept. 3.
Watch Enterprise paper each
week to see where you stand.
All runners-up at tn Picnic at
Renton Junction Monday Sept 8,
will receive individual prizes.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03

end a group went up includ-
ing: The Lewis Watts fam
lily; DR.. Robert and Betty
Groves with their three little tax
deductions; DR.. Charles Brown and
his pretty missus Virginia; Her
cules and Carol Anderson; Mrs.
Erms Francis, m, Their and niece
little Brenda English--daughter of
Attorney and Mrs. Herman English
Of L.. A.. visiting her Aunt Erma
for the summer: Mrs. Jackson; the
Robert Fields: Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Wilbur and family; Paul Cooper
and yours truly and as the old
saying goes "a good time was had
by all" Those two lovely
young misses you see these days
are the pretty nieces of Mrs. Letch-
err Yarbrough-D o n a and Jean
Coins are from over Idaho way :. :.
Erne Fields really seemed to be
drawing the crowd the other mite
at the Eagles-and speaking of the
Eagles-Fred Baker is bring john
ny Otis and Little Esther-plus
several more stars including Mel
Walker down there for one mite
only-August s There's still
a few more days left to get your
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
NEW REAL ESTATE
OFFICE NOW OPEN

The John o. Valley Realty oper-
ated by Mr.. Carl John Valley and
wife, Mrs. Iris V. Valley wishes to
let the public know that anyone
wishing to buy. sell or trade Real
Estate, their office will oblige
them with complete bonded serv-
ice.
Mr.. valley and wife are
thoroughly trained In anything per-
tanning to Real Estate and invite
the public to visit their new office
at 1880 East Madison Street.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
Calendar Views

/. 1t seems as If the calendar
is filled with outstanding events,
Monday, August s. Puget Sound
Elks No. 100. IBPoE of w. will
celebrate their 31st annual Bar
becue and Picnic at VASA
PARK. Entire funds go to Elks'
Educational fund
2. SEA FAIR, AUGUST 2 to IL,
FOR A GREATER SEATTLE.
8. ROYAL ESQUIRES PICNIC
AT VASA PARK. SUNDAY SEPT.
End.
4. MISS BRONZE CONTEST.
MONDAY SEPT. 3, AT BENTON
JUNCTION.
s. UNIQUE BANQUET, Honor
ing the Elective Grand officers of
Prince Hall O.E.S. at Washington
Saturday, Sept Sth at s p. m.
s. Square Six Club sponsoring a
South Seas Cabaret Party at the
Knights of Columbus Hall, 722
East Union Saturday. Sept. 8, 10
to 2.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
Deoth CIoims Mrs.
Elizobefh Fisher

The many friends of Mrs.
Elizabeth Fisher were shocked
and deeply grieved. on receiving
the sad news of her death. Wed.
July 25th. in Los Angeles, Cali
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
@OCIETY

fornia. Many will recall the Mel
son Fishers, who came to Seattle
from Denver Colorao and resided
here for several years. Mrs. Fish
er, with her daughter. Mrs.
Grace Atkins. moved to Los An
giles some years ago. where. at
the time of her death, she re-
sided with her daughter, son-in-
law and little grandson Nelson.
A son Harold Fisher lives in Sc
attic.
To the bereaved family, her
host of friends here, extnd sim
or sympathy.
One of the new enterprises
among our group. is the Fl. Il b
Photo Studia 1919 Yesler Way,
]. W. Brown. manager. If Fl & B
can't satisfy on. no one can.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manning
of st. Paul, Mimi, returned home
last Wednesday after spending
week with Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Hobbs.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
"cAY LADIES'"

The Gay Ladies, met Friday
night at the home of Mrs. juan
ita Martin. 423 31st Ave. N.
After the regular meeting a de-
licious baked ham dinner was
served by the hostess, Mrs. Mar
tin. NOTICE-The Gay Ladies.
Fun Night Affair" has ben can
Geld.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
Sioy off Dote

Benz Hassan Temple No. 81
will sponsor Country Store Night.
Sept. Is, at the Masonic Hall,
425. 21st AAve-. for the benefit
of underprivileged children Xmas
Party. There will be prizes. first
prize. 80 piece china set.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
VIEW. PICNIC

The Lewis Ford Post No. 2S9 and
Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars joined in with
the Second District Annual Picnic
July 30 at Curnow's Lakedge Park
on Steel Lake.
Mr.. Samuel NJ Smith,
Commander.
Mrs. Mildred Staten,
President
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Stevenson
have returned from Fort Worth,
Texas, where they have been Wis
iting Mr.. Stevensons father, mother
and sister and other relatives, also
in Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Ruby L. Hayes flew to Fort
Worth Texas to visit her sister who
is very i'll. Mrs. Hayes left Monday
of last week in such hurry that
she did not have time to inform
her friends that she had to go on
this important mission. Our pray
ers go out to Mrs. Hayes and her
soster.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
Have You Hurd?

Notes from newsboys secretary: Dear Boss say, in
planning your vacation why not throw in weekend up
in the beautiful national park Mt Rainier the quiet
and beauty of the forrest is sublime Past week
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-08-03
CT. R. E. NOTES
SERVICE MEMS COMMITTEE
Madeline Morehouse Brake

SERVICE MEMS COMMITTEE
Monday, August 6. $3.50 D. m,
Fort Lawton, Club 2: The Service
MEMS Committee of the Christian
Friends for Racial Equality will
present Mrs. Mary Smith. soprano,
accompanied by Miss Marjorie l..
Anderson. at the songfest con-
dncted by Mr.. Joseph Powe and
Mr.. Robert E. Colbert.
This is usually an informal af-
fair with the piano at the rear en-
trance by the water arranged in a
semi-circle of GIs and guests lusti-
ly taking part in the singing of
familiar tunes. Afterwards the
whistle will be wet" with iced
punch ION the house." and home
made cake and cookies brought by
the ladies.
BENEFIT TEA
Sunday, August IL. to p. M,
many will attend the benefit tea
at the home of Mrs. Stella Givens,
24O7 e. Marion Street. Anyone in
terested is invited to attend.
Tuesday, August 81. 1880 p. M,
the regular monthly meeting of the
C. F. r. e. will be held at the
Chinese Baptist church. 925 King
Street Take bus No. 8. 7, or 10, on
Third Avenue So. Off at Jackson
and Eighth. Walk South to King,
then one block to church.
The program will include music
and book review followed by a
social hour. Those assisting are
Mrs. William B. Foster, Mrs. Nora
Halter and Mrs. William Dean.
Everybody is welcome.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c.
SUNDAY FEBRUARY Is,

lyn, to Mr.. Morton j. Taske, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Taske.
Miss Gorschman, who is with
the Library of Congress, is in her
junior year at George Washing
ton University School of Educa-
tion. She is a member of the
National Fraternity of Student
Musicians and the students di-
vision of the D. C. Federation
of Music Clubs.
Mr.. Taske is also in his junior
year at George Washington Uni
versity and Is majoring in busi-
ness administration in the School
of Government. He is with the
Census Bureau and is a member
of Phi Alpha and B'nai Birth
Young Men.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
By Genevieve Richmond

Senator and Mrs. Wallace
Foster Bennett of Utah will be
the guests of honor at well
coming reception and buffet
supper to be given by Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Joseph F. Battley of
Aurora Hills on Washington's
birthday at the Officers CLUB,
Fort McNair, from 6 to 8 pm.
Gen. and Mrs. Battley will be
assisted in receiving by their
daughter, Mrs. John j. Duffy.
Mr.. Guy Kibbee of screen, radio
and television fame was the
house guest last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Summerfield Mccartney of
Arlington Forest, in whose honor
they entertained informally at a
party held in the Valdes Studio
of the Theater in Washington.
Mrs. John Moore Reade, III,
was hostess at a supper and
bridge on Wednesday at her
Evening star., 1951-02-18
SeeIy-BoWdey

The Fort Myer Chapel was the
scene of the wedding yesterday of
Mrs. Norine Holland Bowdey ana
Mr.. Roland Edward Seely of Phil
adelphia, Chaplain William C.
Shure, U. S. A.. officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Holland of Ell Reno,
Okla. A small reception for close
friends and relatives was held at
the home of Col. and Mrs. Hubert
S. Judy, jr., in Arlington, after
which the couple left for a we'd
ding trip in New York State. Col.
Judy, a cousin of the bride, gave
her in marriage, and Mrs. Judy
was matron of honor.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Miss Jean McCoWn
Is Engaged

The engagement Of Miss Jean
Carol McCown to Mr.. Nathan
Mason Fales is announced by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
McCown of Chevy Chase and
Paris. Mr.. Fales is the son Of
Mrs. Henry H. Fales and the late
Mr.. Fales of Providence, r. l.,
and Brewster. Mass.
Miss McCown attended Western
College. Oxford. Ohio, and was
graduated from Wellesley College
last June. Her fiance received his
mechanical engineering degree
from the Massachusetts, Institute
OF Technology and is presently
associated with the training pro-
gram of the Babcock & Wilcox
Co. of New York.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Miss Montgomery
Enqdqed to Wed

The engagement Of Miss Jo-
anne Arlene Montgomery to Mr..
James Warren Smith has been
announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery
of Chevy Chase. The groom elect
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Stanley Smith of Mclean. Va,
and Sarasota, Fla. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

Students to Wed
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Gorschman
of Hyattsville announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Mari