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Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

FOR SALE-Largo brick tW0-stOrN
building with basement Frontage ON
river and two streets. suitable for
feed warehouse. wholesale grocery or
similar business. II. l.. Wallace Real
ty Salesman, Joseph NJ. Tormey.
Phone: Office, SeafOrd 4258, or resi-
dence Milton $3.50. 39-l2-7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

SURGERY EAPEKTLT DUNE ON
your trees and shrubbery will beau
tify your home site tremendously. Ev-
cry Job covered by contractors liabil-
ity Insurance. For courteous, depend
able service, phone Milford ABA.
George NJ. Hammond. 31-10-5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

FOR SALE-Almost new, rockers,
several other chairs with slip covers,
four straight chairs, Philco radio.
Cali mornings. 422 South Washing
ton street, Milford l1-30-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
HOME. z ROOMS AND RATH. FOR

SALE-HOt water heat, domestic hot
water, electric, newly painted inside
and out, new roof, new copper screens.
large front porch, enclosed back porch,
double garage, other buildings, old
shade Elmer q. Morgan, Milford
Block Co, Milford. 43-u-16-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
MILTON NEWN AGENCY ZOE

SALE-Lunch counter, magazines, al
so all newspapers, with or without
living quarters. r. NJ. Scott, III.
Phone Milton 1907. ll-9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

USED FARMALL 90 TRACTOR
FOR SALE-With or without plows.
and tractor mower. Reasonably pric-
ed. Milford Tractor Co. Inc, Allis-
Chalmers, New idea. Milford. Phone
1912. 25-12-7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
FOR RENT: no BUSINESS AM

FOR RENT: TO BUSINESS AND
WORKING PEOPLE - Furnished
rooms, cooking privileges. Bath, hot
and cold water, newly painted, =
block from business section. Large
street. Apply at 306 south Walnut
street. Mildred Jean Downing, Mil
ford. 42-11-16-4t
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

NOTICE-Try our home laundry wet
wash, ironing. curtains stretched,
mending. We will call for and de-
liver. Quick service. Reasonable
rates. Call Mrs. Newnum, Harring-
ton 1910. l1-30-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

FOR SALE-One Steif piano, i'm
good condition; 2 good cook stoves,
one No. and one No s. One store
for rent, adjoining post office. jan
uary l. Joseph II. Walls, Milton, Del.
l1-30-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

WANTED-Lady, 40, with son 4,
will do housekeeping for one hush
ness adult. Reasonable. Live i'm.
Write Mrs. Mary Grove, DagsborO
Del, r. D., or call Dickinson G75.
27-l2-7-It
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
MOTTO.

NOTICE-COastai Credit Company
Second Street, Lewes. Del, fina ncing
Phone LeWes 6767. 4-2l ii
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07
81 FORD CUSTOM DELUXE

FOR SALE door. F0rdomatic,
white Sidewalk tires, r. & II. seat
covers, and other accessories, very
low mileage. new car guarantee. Roy
Freeman. Phone Milford 1871.
2s-11-9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

NOTICE-Qeneral insurance: Fire,
Windstorm, Auto, Fidelity and Surety
Bonds, Accident, Liability, Burglary,
HANGING. Harry s. Rust, sos Marshall
street, Milford. Telephone 5173.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-07

WANTED-Buyers of cotton and
hurlap bags, call us before selling
l.. q II. Bag Co.. North Walnut
street, Milford. Phone Milford SAT-
and Milton 443S. 26-lI-2-tf
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apartment of an average family.
Burt Garrett, Charles Gossett,
Larry Harms, H M. Dubree. and
Ted Nelson were responsible for
this really magnificent set.
Polly Carbonel had charge of
the costuming and Lettie Sulli-
van Tyler, Lois Skidmore and
jeanne Kershaw for the proper
ties. Dorothy Raymer and Doris
Gossett did the publicity, J..
Burnham Maryland took care of
the program and tickets, and
Alyce Maynard, the box office.
And what publicity, properties,
tickets, and costuming! Amaz-
ing
And my as yet unsullied in
tegrity forces me to add that ten
minutes prior to the performance
! was threatened with decapita-
ton with dull knifel A dull
one; Superb, colossal.
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Prominent Guests
NOlC At EI Patio

Mr.. and Mrs, James A. Lynch
who have brought the FL Patio
apartments through a successful
1851 winter season, have now
signed a long term lease with the
owners. The Lynches plan exten-
sive Improvements at Ell Patio
upon their return from Boston,
where they are going next week
to wind up business affairs.
we are glad to say that from
now on we will be permanent
Key West residents" Mr.. Lynch
said in an interview yesterday.
Prior to coming to the city last
winter, Mr.. Lynch was for ten
years with the St. Marks School
in Scarborough. nine years with
the Tennis and Racquet Club in
Boston, and two years with Shore
Acres in Lake Bluff, Illinois.
The new operator of Ell Patio
said that he already had consider
able winter bookings. His present
guests are Commander r. D. Fus-
selInan, executive officer of the
Naval Base here; Commander and
Mrs. r. S. Rogers of Berkeley,
California, stationed at Boca Chi
ca Air Field, and their family:
Commander and Mrs. G. c. Cook
and their family, here from New
London. Connecticut while Com
mander Cook studies for three
weeks at the Sonar School; Lieut..
and Mrs. G. w. Tench of Norfolk,
Virginia here for the same length
of time.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter B.
West, Jr.. and their family from
Marietta Georgia, are also stay
ing at the Ell Patio, AS well as 1t,
and Mrs. Frank B. Harmer from
Elenside, Pennsylvania while
Lieut.. Harmer studies at the So
mar School; Lieut.. IJG) and Mrs.
William G.. Lawler, Jr., from ce-
lima, Ohio, flight officer now at
Boca Chica; Lieut.. and Mrs. w.
Sandhuler; Lieut.. tJG1 and Mrs.
Owen DAILY of Baltimore, Mary
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LOCAL SERVICEMAN
RETURNS TO STATES
.4FTER PACIFIC DUTY

M. c. Wesley, stewardsman,
USN., son of Elmar E. Smith of
7l3 Elizabeth Street, has just re-
turned to the United States a.
board the u. S. S. Okanogan, an
attack transport Of the Pacific
Fleet Amphibious Force, after
more than nine months of ex-
tended duty in the Far East.
This amphibious transport left
the Atlantic Fleet in August via
San Diego for the Far East on
September /, 1850, and partici-
pated in the anphibious assaults
at Inchon and Wonsan. When
the Chinese Communists staged
their advance in December the
ship was called upon to evacuate
1900 Korean civilians from Chin
nampo.
Upon completion of this mis-
sion, the Okanogan played a
leading part in the redeployment
of UN forces from Inchon and
was on hand later to participate
in the re-opening of the same
port.
The Okanogan participated in
special mission in the vicinity
of Kojo off the east coast of Kor-
ca just prior to departing from
the Far Eastern area for an in
teresting visit to Hong Kong and
the long trip home.
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day fruit punch and cookies are
served to the children. Mrs.
James Gamble, Mrs. Joseph
Brent and other women of the
church will fortify the vacation
schoolers with this morning re-
freshment.
Mrs. Harland Merriam is the
director of the school, and Mrs.
j. w. Kovash, the assistant di-
rector. Mrs. J. NJ Bringman and
Mrs. George Freemyer are in
charge of the Pioneers, and Mrs.
Gleason Snow and Mrs. Lester
Fowler of the Juniors
Mrs. Raymond FELTON, is the
kindergarten leader and she is
assisted by Mrs. B. H. Scruggs,
Mrs. H. T. Beshears, Mrs. John
McGraw, Mrs. Doreen Clawson,
and Mrs. d. Pilgrim.
Misses Shirley Papy and Nor
ma Avila, Mrs. Fl. M Delaney.
Mrs. G.. S. M. Overgaard,, and
Mrs. Robert Byers are assistants
in the primary group.
Sarah Bringman was tangling
with two infants belonging to
the teachers yesterday morning
and expects to continue taking
charge of the teachers children
during the two weeks the school
is open.
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flaws. Comedy of adolescence
springs invariably from the seri-
BUSINESS with which the Adde'S
cents themselves take the life
around them. They don't think
they're funny at all. But Mkt
Duke, playing the central adol-
esccnt figure around which the
comedy moved was amused with
herself on a number of occasions
throughout the three acts of the
actingplay. And when she was
her comedy fell down. We do
not know whether this was a
fault OF direction or acting. How
ever, she was superb, colossal.
The other adolescent lead
Fluffy Adams around which the
comedy revolved did a better
job on this point and there was
no flicker of humor or laughter
about her face. She took all the
things that went on around her
with dead seriousness and there
fore was funnier TO the watching
audience. She too was superb,
colossal.
Three of the performers who
had minor roles did very good
jobs, William Hoffman playing
]. B. Curtis despite a little too
much cigar, Robert Morse with
his delightful first cigarette bit,
and Howard Pitman playing a
muscle bound beau of Lois
Graves, the debutante figure in
the play
Ted Nelson and Doris Gosset,
the father and mother, began the
play a little nervously bat picked
up confidence as it went along
and by the end they too were
superb and colossal.
Barbara Diaz gave an adequate
performance as the debutante
Graves. Peg Dubree's slightly ov-
erdone performance as the tradi-
tional maid who has become over
familiar with the family, Ellen
Curtis and Willis Reynolds play
ing the romantic interests, Ar
thur an adolescent being HIM
self for ten lines and sneezes,
White Swain in the same capac-
ity, Guy Carleton as an anti
quated Western Union boy and
Roy Shrader as Sterling Brown
=. all superb, colossal.
We could discover no mechan-
icsl bitches in the performance
which always speaks well for the
director and the stage manager,
Josef Hurka, Charles Gossett.
People came in on cue, ashtrays
and cards and Christmas pres
ents were all right on the line,
and nobody fell over a chair.
Superb direction, and stage man
aging!
The set was adequate as the
living room of the New York
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into a barber shop on west Broad
way and left him standing out
side.
And as soon as lie had gone
inside RICKETY SLIM saw that
the curling stripes on the barber
pole had been freshly painted
that day.
I'll be a patriotic. horse" he
said. III have red, white and blue
stripes
With that RICKETY SLIM eli
mbed upon the sidewalk again and
rubbed what he could of him on
the freshly painted curling stripes
of the barber pole.
And while ne was, rubbing him
self there was a shout inside
the barber shop. The barber came
storming out with a razor in his
hand. He shook il at RICKETY
SLIM and shouted things.
Then SILENT MCGEE came
out with a towel around his neck
and his mug in his hand. He shook
the mug at RICKETY SLIM and
shouted more things.
The name MCGEE in gold let
terS on the mug flashed in the sun.
Then it slipped out of SILENT Nc
GEES hand and fell on the street
and the MCGEE in golden letters
was smashed.
SLIM was scrubbed again.
And that night RICKETY
SLIM was scrubbed again.
And again he had no oats!
(To Be Continued Tomorrow
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SMALL FRY
CORNER

By Angelo
RicketY Slim. The Unhappy Horse
(The, story of a horse who lived
one hundred years ago in far
away New York City. and what
he did to make himself happy.)
Chapter w
(What went before: RICKETY
SLIM was very unhappy horse
because nobody noticed either
him or his master, SILENT Nc
MCGEE. RICKETY was honey.
thin, and SILENT MCGEE bonier
and thinner. The unhappy horse
tried a number of things to make
people notice him but he failed
every time. Now }
But RICKETY SLIM was like
a lot of men and a lot of horses.
Il took more than a hard bristled
brush and the loss of a feed bag
to get an idea out of his head.
The next morning he thought
of a clown horse. He thought of
everybody looking at him with
the red paint on his hips.
There are other paints than
red the color of blood, said RIG
KETY SLIM and gave a big horse
laugh.
In the late afternoon old 81
LENT MCGEE, his master, went
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WINNIE WORKMAN
M1RRIES My MN

Miss Winnie Fay Workman was
married yesterday to Archie Ed
ward james in the offices of jus
tice of the peace Ira Albury
Mrs. Catherine C. Nichols was
the bridesmaid, and Daniel W.
Nichols best man Miss Shirley
Tolton was also present at the
wedding.
The groom is with the United
States Navy and while he Is STA
toned here, Mr.. and Mrs. James
viii live at 400 Elizabeth street.
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tluI ana SCIlODl COtlDlI1GQ anti the
singing and a general gaity adj
ded to the stories of the Bible
The thirty children in the pri-
mary classes, led by Mrs. B. E.
f. Reams, and Mrs. f f. Lewis,
were all involved in colored cray
ons and papers, and were drap-
ed over tables and sprawled on
chairs. There was a pleasant buzz
of talk in the room and children
darted where they would to show
somebody or other the wonder
full crayon Interpretation of
something or other they had
made.
Apparently there wasn't quite
enough of something to go around
because a teacher called out,
Johnnie, you're going to share
that, now, aren't you? We're
all going to share, aren't we?
We love to share, don't we?" No
body answered, but also nobody
flung any pastepots.
The Pioneers and Juniors,
more of the Alice in Wonderland
and Tom Sawyer age were kept
seperate in the cool, darkened
front of the church and were
seriously bent over their stories
of the Bible. The morning va
cation classes for this group in
clude one hour of Bible study
and one hour Of craft instruction,
Between ten and 1915 each
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-12
Margaret Visits
Holland Museum

AMSTERDAM. June II. Up.
Margaret Truman is seeing the
sights of Holland today She
visited Amsterdam's National
Museum and was received by the
city's mayor. Tonight the Presi-
dents daughter will be honored
at a party given by United States
Ambassador Selden Chaplin. AL
so attending will be seven con-
gresSmen who are Inspecting
Hollands defenseS.
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Coming EUents

TUESDAY, JUNE r.
Meeting, De Molay Mothers,
Robert j. Perry Chapter, 7:30
p. M, Roof Garden, Scottish
Rite Temple.
Banquet, Catholic Daughters of
America, Court Mary Star of the
Sea 634, 500 D. M, Wilkes Rest
aurant: followed by installation OF
officers, st. Cecelia'S Hall, Con-
vent Of Mary Immaculate.
Meeting, Circle /, Women of the
First Presbyterian Church,
prns Home of Mrs. James
Gamble, 69-2 Poinciana.
Meeting, Circle One, Women Of
the~..Church, 8 p. m, First
Presbyterian Church.
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club,
6;45 p. m, First Methodist
Church Annex.
Bridge. Officers Wives Club. Q
p. M Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Tennis Glass. Officers Wives
Club, 0 a. M, Tennis Court
Near pool
Bowling, Navy Wives Club, 9
a. M, Naval Station Alleys
Meeting. Order of DeMolay
Boys, 1880 p. m, Scottish
Rite Temple
Meeting. Young Adult Fellow
ship OF First Methodist
Church, 0 p. m, Church An
mex.
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re-
bekah Lodge. No. u. 3 pm.
Knights of Pythias Hall.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE l3
Meeting, Woman's Club, 5 pm,
Woman's Clubhouse.
Golf Glasses, Officers Wives
Club. 10 am. Echpasis.
Meeting, American Legion. Art
hur Sawyer Post No. %, .
pm, Post Home, Stock Island.
Coffee Hour, Airship Devron
Officers Wives Club, 10 am,
Fort Taylor Officers Club.
Meeting. La Concha Navy Wives
Club No. SO, 1890 am, Build
lung l78. Naval Station.
Bowling, Officers Wives Club,
1880 pm, Naval Station Bowl
ing Alleys.
Meeting, Junior Chamber al
Commerce. 8 pm, Clubhouse.
Coffee Hour, Fleet Sonar VI
sicers' Wives, 10 am, Echo
asis.
Book Review Hour, 0liicefs
Wives Clubs. 10 am, Fort
Taylor Officers Club.
Megrfng. Duplicate Bridge Giap
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N e 40 Arri cal =
Girl For Ehrharts

Girl For Ehrharts
A baby girl was born May %
to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ehrhart. pa
rachute rigger, third class. USN,
at the u. S. Naval Hospital
The child is named Candice
Lee and weighed six pounds,
Q IL ounces, Mr.. Ehrhart is serv-
ing here at the u. S. Naval Air
Station, Boca Chica Field, and is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl N.
Ehrhart of l4073 Pinewood Ave
nue., Detroit, Michigan. Mrs, Ehr-
hart is the daughter of Mrs. May
Frontiera Of l6l-G Poinciana
Place
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The following persons applied
to wed in the offices of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord:
Malcolm E. Richardson, %
USN of 90 United Street and Ma
ria J. Farina of $40 Front street.
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land; Ensign and Mrs. C. H. For
bush. Jr., here for several weeks
while Ensign Forbush attends the
Sonar School; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Conrad, Jr., and family,
while Mr.. Conrad is stationed at
the Naval Hospital.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John L. Slade
of Chicago, Illinois and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen L. Bryant of Winder-
mere, Florida are expected to ar
rive at Ell Patio within the next
few days.
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HdndicrGfts Ind Stories Of Scriptures
Featured III Vacation Bible School

Nnetynne girls and boys turned yesterday
day of the First Presbyterian Church vacation school
Upon the arrival of the visiting the fifty undergraduates
and their mtre Immediately caroed forth with lovely little
hymns of which accompanied by illustrate Gods
flowers and birds The pinaored girls
little delighted with the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-12

have a full house again at So
William Street these days. Theh
son, William II. Russell of Vicks.
burg, Mississippi. is here with
his wife for a visit, and then
daughter, Patsy, is home from
Florida State University where
she has completed her second
year. They VIII be glad 10 have
their friends corne over 10 ses
them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-12

In the Union of South Africa.
the white population, mainly des-
cended from the early Dutch and
English settlers, those 81 Dutch
origin represent mere than half
The total
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49, y ~ NNtAt mus uClGRdtGS
than cities many times as large.
7;45 p m, Coral Room Over
seas Hotel.
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies
pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Meeting. Junior Debs, 7:30 pm.
Woman's Club Auditorium.
Meeting, Kiwanis Club, GAS
pm. First Methodist Church
Annex.
THURSDAY, JUNE IA
Meeting, JayShees, q %. M,
home of Marie Pinder, 92l
Florida street.
Meeting, American Legion
Auxiliary, Arthur Sawyer
Post No. %, 8 pm. Legion
Home on Stock Island.
Meeting, Dr. Felix VareIa
Lodge, No. ga, 8 pm, Cuban
Masonic Lodge, 9ls Elizabeth
Street.
Coffee Hour, Naval Station
Officers Wives. 10 am, Fort
Taylor Officers Club.
Meeting, Officers OF Fern
Chapter, No. 81, Order Of
Eastern Star, 8 pm, Scottish
Rite Temple.
Meeting, Fleet Reserve Aux
iliafy, $3.50 pm, Clubrooms.
Swimming Glasses, Officers
Wives Club, 2:S0 to $50 Pm,
Seaplane Base Pool
Sewing Group, Monroe County
Hospital Woman's Auxiliary,
2 pm. Hospital
Meeting, Poinclana Social
Club, 1890 pm, Poinciana
Community Building,
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary,
WV Post 39li. 8 pm,
WV. Home.
FRIDAY, JUNE l5
Meeting, Fern Chapter. No. 81,
Order Of Eastern Star, 3 pm,
Scottish Rite Temple.
Luncheon Meeting, Officers
Wives Club, IL noon, Fort
Taylor Officers Club,
Meeting, Alcoholics Anony-
ymouS, . pm, First PrcSby-
terrain Church Annex.
SUNDAY. JUNE IT,
Cocktail Hour, Elks Club. 4 to
g pm.
MONDAY, JUNE Is
Meeting. Women Of First Pres
byterian Church, 8 p. m, Home
Of Mrs, Joseph Bringman. Won
Phfster Street.
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Junior Miss Called Superb, Colossal
Reviewer Threatened With Dull Knife
Bv GINGER ~A''ssc
BY GINGER

JUNIOR MISS PLAYING currently the Theater is highly
amusing comedy OF situations deriving the vaeares Of dole
Is SO constructed that it be effectively performed BY
iIlte taeater groups as well as professionally
Inc performance last night favoraby COMPARED IN any
e heae comedy presentation have audience
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A Father Takes To Verse

One Key West father took the
blessed event so seriouslys he took
to verse, and called it GLORIA
LLELUJAH.
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SociaINOte,

Mrs. H. N. Teddu urges all per-
sons helping at the Vacation Bible
School at the First Baptist Church
to attend the meeting which win
follow the 1880 prayer service to-
morrow night at the church.
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Along about noon

Along about noon
On the Seventh Of June
A daughter named Gloria Jeanne
Was Born in Key West
In haven Of rest
The Naval Hospital, ! mean
With head full of hair
And complexion SO fair
Wee Gloria's dear sweet thing;
At seven pounds eight,
A good round weight
Such pleasure she VIII bring,
Her daddy's chief
Who's now on Leave
From Tender Howard Gilmore;
Frank Bats, you see,
And Wife Melba "
Now boast d brood of four.
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THREAT OF I'm
sontlnued Frorn &c onel

tContinued Froru Page One5
guards hold stubbmnly in the
center, the Communists appar
emily are pulling back their
troops or the entire eastern
front,
Allied tanks, breaking througr
beyond the so-called Red triangle
would be in q position to cut Of
all Red forces on the easter
front.
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poned until further notice.
Private Herman +. Cerezo, son
of Mrs. Ruby Cerezo, GIG Francis
Street, was recently assigned to
the Medical Replacement Train
ing Center, unit of Brooks
Army Medical Center, Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
The Medical Replacement
Training Center, commanded by
Colonel Howard S. McConkie, is
one of Armx's basic training
schools for medical service enlist
ed men. Here the soldier learns
the fundamentals of medical sup
port Of patients in hospitals and
troops in the field.
The Coral Isle, Serenaders will
play for st. Paul's Church dances
which are to be held twice a week
during the summer months at the
Parish Hall. The hours from
eight to eleven, will be properly
chaperoned, and all teenagerS are
invited to attend
The business and social meet
ing of the JayShees which was
to be held at the JayCee Club
house on June 18th will. be held
instead in the garden Of Mrs
Marie Pinder, 9el Florida Street.
Slides and pictures will be
shown during the evening.
Mrs. Dorothy Gray and her
three children are in Key West
visiting her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Winter of
l42l Whalton Street, and will re-
main here for several months.
Mrs. Gray has rented the Wal
lace Kirke house near the Win
tiers residence,
A miscellaneous tea shower for
Sylvia Baker win be given from
five TO seven this afternoon at The
home of Judge and Mrs. Thomas
Caro-, 1914 johnson street. The
bridal party is sponsoring this af-
fair and the shower tomorrow
night, also at Judge Caro's home,
will be given by the Beta Sigma
Phi sorority.
Sgt. Wilford Hancock, recent
ly returned from action in Kor-
ca. will be guest Of honor at the
regular meeting of the Arthur
Sawyer Post % of the American
Legion to be held tomorrow night
at the Stock Island Post Home.
Several new members will be re-
ceived into the group, and the
ceremony viii be conducted by
the Key West Guard Of Honor.
A special meeting of the Key
West Guard Of Honor will be
held at 8 p. m, this evening at
the home OF Captain u, j, Del
gado, 100 Truman Avenue at
which several important matters
Will be discussed.
John j. Cozv, son Of Lieut.. and
Mrs. John cozy Of the Naval
Station here, graduated last Sun
day for the Bodies School in
Jacksonville. lie was on the staff
of the school paper and partici-
pated in intramural swimming.
football and volley ball.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Cruz, Mr..
and Mrs. Lacy Lee and daughter,
MIR. Carlton Smith and Mr.. Angel
Alvarez, win attend the Orlando,
convention of the veterans of
Foreign Wars and Auxiliary to
be held June I4-I7,
Mr. ana Mrs. 4 Il Russell