davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FARM g GARDEN
TREE REMOVAL, SIS and up; &c

TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up; get ou
free estimates and save money
-PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. Lo; 5-457S
USED EQUIPMENT-F-20 with Guilt
vator mower. W. c. Allis-Chslmer
with clltivatcr and sara mover; aodteUm 3 Tial
ery-Ward tractor with. cultiyator
A with plow cuitivator- planter. regu
lar c. C294 pillow, As baler, grair
drill Dillinser insilage ,.,Td sultiyasSr ~ dss,
pIow S 'forlIal for cub 'A a. Il a and NJ tractors
mower. Ford loader. 2h-h.p.. gratins
tractor and eagipment; JaconsoI
xMas xsMPsiss; rREfs, ~ s-asss;M iasssssMAN. Marshall
holly aal Mds free. Is TT. high, very VI fun
foliage with berries; $50. Cypress
CHAIN SAW. rebuilt; looks = and aaIy zyns p!
EouIPMENT Co. Nj. 1900.
BULLDozERs. for grading. excayat.
free e Can UN' s53s.
MALL SAW, new and used: parts and
service; elssi c1 SMEYs eSal1 saw Nc an sis6 sIss
deorsis ave. Silver Spring. Nd
GEESE, CORN, HAY-Direct from
farm. L, TOMPKINS. Berry rd.'
Waldorf. Md. Phone 3l14.
FLOWING, discing and Grading; gre ready oy
sSa smai i0SS5ns 5eb5 sE fnd ai4s seams alsf
NEW EQUIPMENT - INC Super A,
Super C, HIM tractor plows, cult
fert. attach. mowers harrows, load
ers, graders, manure spreaders lime
sheller. hammer mills. spring har-
rows. heavy and light discs. wagons
and bodies. New Holland ensilage
harvesters. blower. wagon unloader.
New Idea spreaders. Brilllon grass
sefs esders mRPer eoes ead roaden barn
IoNEY's. INC, Si2s Ga. ave. Sill
rTc NJ en sPEInffR nffR,cqoss Fl sssss IS low as $685.
ffSSa ffSe fsT sIIs e ga 20 aae Seres u sss
FILL DfRT, fRiS a; blue stone, top soil. road
gravel; sand; tree removing; haul
cR6w iRGi 70, xo,iR g,35Jss avn FRUIT. compiete %
line Of fruit trees nut trees, rec PETTY per !,
plant material offered by Virginia. s
largest growers. Write for free copy,
56-page Planting Guide in color.
Salespeople wanted. WAYNESBORO
rR}SiS NTSSSSIEsE SEASON woSne-o0sq An Excellent va
time to prune fruit trees and many
other plants. Give US ring:
Reasonable prices; HYATTSV1LLE
LANDSCAPE SERVICE PRUNING.
planting. transplanting. sodding,
lawns made and renovated. tree
work. cement walks and driveways.
W. c. WALKER. SH. $500.
EENCES-Farm and residential. 81
styles: wood and chain links. MA VA
yer Spring. JU. S-3333.
APPLES AND CIDER FOR XMAS .
Golden Delicious, Stayma-s and Red
Romes. any quantity: packed to your
order; mixed baskets II desired.
THE STOCKING FRUIT. FARM,
Seven Miles From Fairfax Court
House on Route 1913.
WATCH FOR THE SIGN.
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Cattle 6 LIVESTOCK

BROOD MARE and Ayr. mare ,,E colt = l l
both win keep TIL Xmas; HI 5673.
HEREFORD BULL, registered: 10
months sn6pNs 9a pSEs I9min9 IaaymarPet. Pfse0Hs Hs
Phone Haymarket 1-F-01;, 116
HORSE, very gentle well-behaved'
nice for a beginner, $50. sH. 6o49'
HORSE, geldins. z yrs. old. good hack
can ride him; best offer. Phone
sffvERAI fS1sRelSoIlfEc Nfc2 YOUNG HORSES
Large gray pony; English and West.
ern tack; all reasonable: GREEN
okkEK okkKE sTARdEs NAIL poNl sH Ss7Sl is told saddl.
and bride ali for S175 or best
ROWLAND. ROW M Vienna 247. -I6
FRESH cows. Ist calf, l Guernsey.
/ Holstein; TB and Bangs tree;
No. Sesvy yoeso; ;Asis also top SoV quality orchard
grass and alfalfa bailed hay, S4O
one. RE 'osp SPOTTED JUMPING horse
quiet enough for children; 3 ponies
saddles and bridles Az also xas pony saffs cafs
will keep or deliver on Xmas Day
v. z. COSNER. Breezy Knoll Farm
on Chain Bridge rd., near Vienna
Vienna 1921. 10
WHITE MARE, over Is hands, su.
child. Jumps 31a feet. Also spottee
pony about IL hands. Quiet, depend
able. Both reasonably. priced. Can 3.
seen Sunday at Double d Farm, "
miles south of Rockville on Potomac
HUNTER, gray gelding: 15.3 hands
coed Jumper. excellent way Of go
ing; hunted with Potomac Hunt
Can be shown as working hunter
Sunday at Double p Farms, ~
miles south of Rockville on Pot9msa
WEANLING PIGS for sale. Beltsvill
strain, double inoculated. operated
J.G. CUMMING, .Accokeek: Md /
mi. from Anacostia on. Indian Hea.
hwy Sale begins week OF Dec. "a
wANTED.-Registered Angus; 10 or Here Hs5e
ssrsd ssIs SSeiasssyiile Selsss Ie~ ~is5lWnn5. WIN ~
ENGLISH SADDLE %; set Of sleie
runners to At any buggy; 2-hors
buggies. l wicker body governes
cart, pony and harness; peri. conc
sHHEETI2ND HE;I LAND PONY. gentle and child
pet; reas- Mclean, Va. Phone Elm
wood 1897 or DI. 1888.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK PONY, IL hand
safe and sound for child. FA. laos
sHETLAND-HACKNEY PONY COLI
mos. old; $50. Ashton 1901.
FOE SAIE2Fine Hereford heifer
and bred young cows; REASONABLE
priced. L. J. HELLER, Poolesvill
AZ Coon DAIRY cows. young. /
Of them to be fresh by Xmas; won
Vienna, Vie lsss VA. Daleview $685.. :.
2 MARE PONIES, heavy In foal, wit
saddles and brides; male pony, y,
mSs pood oiG; 5Smper pay safe ae'or FOR child; al
some new and used pony saddles az
brides. JAMES RYAN RIDIN
AcADEzMMY;o = silysP aHsg Hill rd.' Sultan
HORSES-Tennessee walking mar
a lot Of horse, $500: very gent
green hunter sgSS selSdingi gi.S$ $$5e; escHHRi Wfli
ER, LeesburR 672;J-3: hama,
cart, new webster saddle; $50
FouR 81 s'sr SPOTTED PONIES. 1 lar
and reasonable. All colors. saddl
and brides. to make q nice out
for Xmas. A group Of colorful hors'
including l Palomino ,gelding.
sp4S'ea Tifh White Mate stoefinss; XII % / large 5
hunter. gray hunting mare. n
aIdaLrSoif ld Sisor orARM' Emf Fisher iH I'd, Tenn Tenn
IiIls. Nd. LO. 3-S022.
SONY COLT. 81 months; also 3-yel
old Palomino filly. good color. c
IA. 1924.
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YOUNG man would like room in
Oh. Ch., Md, pvt. home, no OBJ
lection to children. willing to pay
500 mo-: no other roomers.
Box SIC. Star.
WILL TEACH your children musi-
cal instruments in exchange for a
room with access to piano; elderly
musician. Box nc. Star
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL

CORD WOOD, choice apple wood Gu
% Rr yoar SRea requirements; $40. Phon'
CHRISTMAS TREES. wholesale is sne
retail, pine and cedar. assorted sizes
Presto yuie logs, fireplace coal
kindling wood. COOPER SUPPL y
CO.. Sl3 18th st. ne, lst and 3
s,w, AT. 59l9. Night, DE. 1925.
SEASONED OAK WOOD, S21 pei
cord, delivered; any length. Ashton
COAL, chestnut. anthracite. 4 tons
cheap. 1888 Eye street s.w. NE
FIREPLACE wooD, oak. mixed.
split and round. trees cut IL mos.
limited supply; order now; S24 cord
S13 half cord. HEARTH AMI
HON HOME SUPPLY. home phone CHI
FIREW0OD, " cord. 81: holly trees
SO; garden manure, 75c bu.; tor
soil. -35c bu. FAIRFAX MANOR
FARM. Oakton. Va. GIL. 1887.
WOOD. per cord. fireplace, $50; stove
length. Sis delivered. AT. 1903.
FIREPL. WOOD, hardwood slabs,
$3.50 per cord: $40 per "a cord;
S6 per u cord; kindling: deliv. WA.
1ObO. In
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COlored-DOWntOWn

All End st. s.e. (nr. CapitoD .-Lge.
2-rm. apt. with pvt. bath, beauti-
fully furn.. in apt. bldg; suitable
couple. no children; S77.50 month,
incl. util. and janitor service. See
janitor. basement.
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THE SAXONY

i LII DAAO1N i
AN EFFICIENCY APT. FOR
DECEMBER 10TH OCCUPANCY
$85
A NEW MODERN AIR
CONDITIONED BUILDING, LO-
GATED ON THE EDGE OF
ROCK CREEK PARK AT
1901 ClydeSdale Pl. NV.
PLEAsANT LINE TO coEuMsIxi dHi 5 i /
AND ONTARIO ROADS. WALK
NORTH 3 BLOCKS ON ONTARIO
RD. TO CLYDESDALE PL., RIGHT
"a BLOCK TO BLDG.
See Mrs. Wilcox
Resident Manager, Phone DE. sB10
CHARLES E. SMITH
sos 18th st. NV. st. 2e49
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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"CHARGE IT'-PAY LATER
1873 Mass. Ave. N.W.-6 breakfasts
S3 wk. 8 dinners. So wiki or break.
fast and dinner, only Ss WIKI Make
reservations. MISS WELLER, DU
3232. FINE FOOD" "CHARGE TIT
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GOIOREn

Effie. apt, in new elevator downtown
apt, 1928 T st. NV; 500. so mo.
util incl. Agent on premises. !.
to Z, daily and Sundays. GE. 043'
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled, re.
dec. bldg. Running water in every
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer
selected menu, S60-S6O. 1925 2Isi
st. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
.2310 .ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some witt
pvt. bath. American plan. Excellent
meals. Home atmosphere. HO 1865
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS?
Young or. old folks. broken families
or lonely people. would like oul
friendly home and good food. Or
charming Capitol Hill. Ii. 3-9267
Ask for MRS. HAILER I'D
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AR lcATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK tcont.

BLACK RIDING GELpING. Is hands
gentle. easy to handle; Sl35. FAIH
HILL FARM. Olney. Md. Ashton
PONY. large gelding. sound, s years
old. Western style. Fine Xmas gift
for teen-ager: 500. TIE. 1892.
GIVE A REG. POLLED HEREFORD
for Xmas. Young cattle for sale al
all times. Breed the beef on and the
horns on with a polled bull. The
cattle with eye appeal. The place
to buy is MEADOWBROOK FARM
on Route 20, at Ellicott City. Md
j. c. Lewis. owner; John Lockwood
manager. Ellicott City 26S or 700
WhlTE-FACED CALVES (5). approx
weight 2.100 pounds, S700. WO
44IQ.
Lays RANCH dwarf pony and
a few others; horses. saddles. brides
ETC.. at q price YOU can afford. Or
Marlboro pike. 10. S-97S5.
SHETLAND PONIES
For that wonderful Christmas gift,
See them on River rd., 2 mi. beyond
Potomac. Mo, at Piney Meeting
House rd. intersection --l6
BROOD SOW
Weight about 800. FA. 4037.
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"S3O ONI,Ytn

1776 MASS. AVE. N.W.-December
special share rms; girls. boys; $40
each; fine foods: clean, cheerful
See MISS WELLER, DU. 3232. lTs
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Live at the Top of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL

3700 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apts.: tele-
vision in every apt; full hotel
service.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ONE FRONT Ink. RIM, sink, stove
refgr.: one woman only: $40 mo
1893 Newton st. NV, DU. 9231.
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WE HAVE APTs. AND HOUSES
rrTg EgRNi w Or Eu uNRuRN vIlEEs AMP SUB s;, u
WEEKDAYS. 81; SAT. SUN. 9-5
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CO
524 BOND BLDG, MA. 0007
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
215 RUPLEY BLDG. XII S-1313
S15 KING ST, ALEX, MON. SAT.
PENNA. AVE.-DOWNTOWN
327 9th st. s.e.-Lge. 2-rm. house
keeping apt; comfortably furn.;
suitable couple; S15 wk., incl. utils
See Mr. Ant
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OAhCRESI s. ARL.
Ss7 so. 3 rms. all utils. except phone;
non-drinking working cple.; no pets
fine location. To inspect call tht
office Of j. LEE PRICE, 1908 S. Arl
Ridge I'd. Ar. Va. OF. 8079. OF
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ROOMS WANTED

4ORED GIRL to share room. twin
is, kitchen privilege, unlim, phone
i. furnished. HU. 1859. IF
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|New Stock ExchongePreside
'Wonts More Little Capitalists

SHOULD be at least 10000 900 stock
holders in America, and that such
a number would have a tremen-
dous effect in bolstering faith in
capitalism.
1--WE might have to have q coun-
try where nearly every one was
prosperous" he said. That's a
big order-but think it's pos
sible."
One Of the big difficulties he
has found is convincing small in
vestors that stockholders are not
interested only in people who
come in waving a handful OF
81 900 bills.
Were trying to break that
feeling down." he said, land get
them to realize that brokers are
interested in small business as
well as big business"
He hasn't found too much diff
tculty in adjusting himself to the
change from the academic cloister
to the hurly-burly of the Stock
Exchange.
"You still deal with people" )"
he remarked, and then added,
smiling:
"One Of my biggest problems is
to explain to people that I really
don't know myself what is going
to happen next on the Stock
Market. Nobody knows"
On that point he has to worry
as much as anybody else. He's
an investor, too.
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" HVt wy"
Assoeioted Press Staff Writer

NEW YORK. Nov. 28.-I went
down to Wall Street the other day
to see how a young Phi Beta
Kappa there is doing in his cam
Ipaign to make America q land OF
little capitalists.
He is doing right we'll.
1.-THE idea of not apologizing
for capitalism has made quite a
hit" said George Keith Funston
George, who is Al and tall
enough to play basketball fol
Kentucky University. is the new
chief shepherd of the bulls and
bears of the financial district. He
recently gave up the presidency
of Little Trinity College to become
president of the big New York
Stock Exchange.
This $10O. .000-a-year post auto
matically makes MIR. Funston a
middle-class capitalist himself at
least. But he has a program to
manufacture more American capi-
taliSts by the millions, and he be-
lieves that is the way to turn back
Communism and Socialism.
His idea is to broaden the base
of industrial ownership by getting
small investors to buy shares OF
common stock.
People are for what they have
a vested interest in," he said
They follow their pocketbooks.
eff a man buys a share of stock
whether that stock goes up or
down, he will still remain a capi-
talist."
Mr.. Funston thinks nobody
should buy stock unless he can
afford to take a risk, but that
any one with an income who has
provided against emergencies can
afford to take the risk Of stock
investment.
How many stockholders are
there in America? No one knows
for sure.
1--WE estimate about $4,000, 900"
he said, ''but we are taking a
census now to find out more
exactly.
II think it will show, however,
that 1t is main street. not Wall
Street, that owns American indus
try"
Mr.. Funston believes there
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Dog uWllelS llhu some DOG fOOdS
priced lower than Rival. some con-
slderably higher. Those who pay less
may be gambling with their dogs
health. and forced to supplement his
diet. resulting in a higher cost per
feeding, with a waste of time and
effort. Those who pay more must de-
eide whether they are really giving
their dogs more in those food elements
which insure his health. The fact is
that Rivals balanced formula sup
plies every element needed by dogs
for perfect health.
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director for administration and
personnel
Mr.. Cupid, who replaces Willard
III. Humbert, resigned, has taught
in the public schools since 1922
He was educated at Howard Uni
versity, Harvard University and
the Central College of Chiroprac-
tic Science.
He also attended the Univer-
|sity of Maryland for training in
bombs and gases and civil defense
administration. He was active in
civil defense during World War II,
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Goodwin Appointed Deputy For CD Plans, Training

Harold P. Goodwin, information
officer for the District Office OF
Civil Defense. was promoted by
the Commissioners yesterday to be
deputy director for plans and
training.
Mr.. Goodwin takes the position
left vacant by resignation of Will
bur S. Finch.
The city heads also appointed
Isaac Newton Cupid, SO, of 116
v street NV. a teacher Of health
and physical education in the
public school system, as assistant
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All-Meat-Or Balanced Blend?

Rival Dog Food contains plenty of
meat, enhanced in feeding effective
ness by choice grains, scientifically
blended with the meat This makes it
unnecessary for dog owners to buy
fresh or frozen meat, then mix it with
cereals or other foods. Rival is rich in
bodybuilding. energizing food ele-
ments, natural vitamins and miner
ais. No dog owner need add a single
thing to a dogs diet if he feeds him
Rival Dog Food.
Rival is the Answer
Rival builds healthy dogs at low
cost. The makers of Rival urge that
before a dog owner pays more-or
less-than Rivals sensible price, or
considers any other dog food, canned
or otherwise. he should first question
whether he can do better than follow
the example of the millions who use
Rival Dog Food, and know its value.
Evening star., 1951-11-28
Confused Dog Owners Get Facts
About Feeding Their Dogs

CHICAGO D-ln full and frank discussion Of the many claims and
directed dog the makers of Rival
vital facts regarding what feed dog and how
Evening star., 1951-11-28

A barometer whose very lines suggest the sea.
streamlined barometer with precision movement
tanned In round brass case with the added decers
ton Of correctly proporttoned brass spokes The us
trous finish is protected indefinitely by special
lonE-lasting clear lacquer. Simplfed adjustment for
altitude when barometer is used above level.
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= The bride wore a gown of white
slipper satin with cathedral train
and sweetheart neckline of Chan
THY lace. Her Illusion veil cascad-
ed from pearl-beaded tiara edg-
ed with lace and she carried bou-
quet Of white carnations.
Bride 'smaid Mirtha Maresma
wore orchid taffets over net, lace
picture hat and lace gloves. Her
bouquet was of golden pOnpomS.
Brides maid Patricia Ann Yates
wore pink taffeta with matching
picture hat and gloves, and carried
orchid pompoms.
. Mrs. Louis Bancells, sister of the
groom, was maid OF honor and was
gowned in yellow taffeta and net
with a picture hat of loee and glow
es TO match. Her flowers we're blue
and white.
Beverly Yates and Marie Rami-
rez, flower girls. wore frocks of
pink and blue organdy over satin
with matching bonnets. They car
fied baskets of flowers petals in
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the same colorS.
Ringbesrer was Master Adolfito
Rodriguez who carried the rings
on heartshaped satin pillow.
The groOm's twin brother, An
tonic Ramirez as best man. UShers
were Antonio Barrera and Ernest
MILAN. Jr.
The brides mother wore aqua
crepe with black accessories and a
corsage of white carnations with
fuSchia ribbon. Mrs. Maria Rami-
req, mother of the groom, wore
navy blue crepe with black acces-
series and a white carnation cor
sage trimmed with pink ribbon.
Ae the reception held at the
brides home on Simonton street
after the marriage, the bride and
groom cut the traditional wedding
cake and guests enjoyed music
played by Alfred Barroso, ST., and
his son, Alfred NJ. Barroso, Jr.
Out of town guests present we're
Mrs. Carmen Plumas of Havana.
Cuba and Mrs. Graciela of Miami.
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Benefit Dance
To Raise Funds
For Palsy Clinic

Tickets are available at La
Concha hotel for the benefit
dance for the Monroe County
Cerebral Palsy association to be
given New Years Eve in the
Rainbow Room there. A gala
time is promised all those who
attend, and the association ex-
tends special invitation to all
Key WesterS and residents of
Monroe county to attend the af-
fair
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs D. B. Braxton, 1885,
j; Mrs. Harvey Bush, 1889 M:
Mrs. Julio De Poo. $40: Mrs.
Henry Sands, 543-J; Mrs. Everett
Cox at the same number, 543-J:
or Mrs. Daniel Stebbins, 1881.
The New Years event will be.
the second in a series Of dances
to be given by the Cerebral Pal
Sy association to raise funds for
a clinic here. Dr. Julio De Poo.
has investigated other such elm
les and has offered to make his
own hospital into a similar clinic
where all crippled cases could be
treated.
Mrs. D. f. Braxton is in charge
of the publicity.
President of the association,
Mrs. Everett Cox, will make con-
tact with the committees on the
Upper Keys in order 10 attain
he proposed goal
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Gray Ladies
Hold Meeting

The regular monthly business
meeting Of the Gray Ladies Corps
took place, December Is at the
home of Mrs. Herbert f. Pace,
1923 Avenue E. Minutes of the
last meeting we're read and APP
proved by retiring Secretary-trea'
surer, Mrs. Merle &C. knight. Mrs.
c, B. Stafford was elected TO re.
place Mrs. knight in this pos
ition.
Mrs. j, A. Inslee, new chair
man. announced that one year ser.
vice bars were given to the fol-
lowing Gray Ladies: MeSdames
L. X. Bliss. A. G.. Diem. Jr., J. A.
Inslee, Merle C. Knight. J. A. Cd
bert, c. B. Stafford and j. Edgar
Willing.
The Gray Ladies held their mon
thly birthday party at the Old
Peoples Home on November 20.
The cake was donated by the Key
West Business and Professional
Women's Club. Ice cream served
was the gift of the Officers Wives
Club.
Entertainment at the party was
given by young people from the
Church of God who sang hymns
and played guitar.
Hostesses for the gathering we're
Mrs. L. X. Bliss and Mrs. j. A.
lnslee. It was announced that host
esses for the December party at
the Home would be Mrs. c. B.
Stafford and Mrs. Cramer.
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Tour program viii be Karl H. Mas
lowski, with Beneath Buckeye
Skies" on January 81; Murl Deus
ing presenting Backyard Safari''
on February 25: Carl w Buchheis-
ter with "Wildiife Down East" on
March 10, and closing with Bert
Harwell in Canada North on
April 7. All of the above photo
graphers. entertainers, and natura-
lists have appeared in Key West ex-
cept Mr.. Buchheister, vice presi-
dent of the National Audubon So
ciety
All of the Audubon Screen Tours
have high audience appeal and en-
tertainment as we'll as educational
value.
Season memberships may be had
from Faye'S Gift Shop in La Con-
cha Hotel the schools, members Of
the Society or Mr.. Archie Roberts,
treasurer.
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AWAY

! cannot say and | will not say
That He is dead-he is just away,
With cherry smile and wave of
the hand
He has wandered into an UNI
known land.
And left US dreaming how very fair
II needs must be since he fingers
there
And you - o you, who the widest
yearn
For the old-time step and the
glad return,
Think of him faring on. as dear
In the love Of there as the love
of Here
In memory of Mr.. Victor Russell
who departed this earthly life on
December II. 1850.
His Widow, MRS. RAYMONDE
RUSSELL and FOSTER
CHILDREN.
decl7.l95l
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with all children, before you get
your voice down to normal level.
4 X X
A good many people here and
about from Yankee land, miss the
familiar ChriStmasy eyergreens,
snow, and ice. A word of comfort
friends. There are as many
Christmas cards depicting white
sand, royal blue skies ablaze with
stars and waving palms as there
are cards with snow scenes. After
all Our Lord was born amid scenes
such as these in the Cayo Hueso,
and it's lovely place to celebrate
His birthday. Jaxon. Advt.)
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LOIS Y. W'HIDDEN
BECOMES BRIDE or
HAROLD RICHARDSON

Lois Y. Whidden became the
bride of Harold o. Richardson on
Saturday in the office of Justice
of the Peace Ira Albury.
Bridal attendants were Mr., and
Mrs. George Gibson.
Also present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Baker, Miss Elizabeth Bak-
er and Austin Whidden.