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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Truman. School
P.T.A. Resumes
Group ActiUity

Executive Committee of Truman
Elementary P.T.A. entertained the
faculty of Truman School at a
luncheon, Sept. 3. The menu con-
sisted of crawfish, avocado and to-
mato salad, Cuban bread, iced tea
and real old fashioned coconut ice
cream.
The teachers new to this region
enjoyed the taste of local foods
very much and Miss Pauline Nj
houl thanked the luncheon COM
mittee for the delightful food.
The Mesdames Ben Adams, Rich
ard FELTON,, Daniel Garcia, Jessie
Montgomery, Edward Bayly and
A. e. Guinette were the members
of the luncheon committee.
The first regular monthly meet
ing of Truman Elementary P.T.A.
will be held September 8 at 7:45
in the school auditorium, and Sec
ond Tuesday of each month there
after. All new parents are urged
to attend and make known their
preferences for committees they
would like to serve on and also
any suggestions for program ma
terial viii be gladly received.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04

they remained to play the second
game of the evening at the field.
Excitement was raised to a high
pitch just at the end of the cere-
mony when several spectators rose
to yell that a flying saucer had
been sighted. White streaks appear
ed high above the moonlit clouds
but the only moving lights were
planes on regular flights, and the
big sphere of the moon.
Today, the Vidals win begin a
three day honeymoon in Havana.
Cuba. Even the nuptial trip has an
unusual aspectl The entire Conch
team viii be along on the Journey
since they play exhibition games
in Havana.
Upon the return to Key West.
the couple viii be at home al s26
Truman Avenue.
The bride was formerly employ
ed by the Southernmost Drug store.
The groom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernardo Vidal Of this city.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
ESQ. Member
To Be HOn0red
At Dance Tonight

A member Of the Girls Service
Organization viii be awarded an
honor key at the "Gal Of the
Month" dance tonight at the YMCA
patio during the regular Thursday
night dance.
All members of the ESQ are re-
quired to register the number Of
hours they served during the month
at the various activities and are
awarded silver bracelets and
charms for each 100 hours Of ser.
vice.
The Girl who serves the greatest
number Of hours during q month
is honored at the first special
dance Of the following mouth. she
receives a eorSage. a silver pen
dant inscribed Honor, 1852 and
is presented with large cake with
her name on il which is served Al
the dance intermiSSion.
Members average 2S hours 4
month in which they serve as host
esSeS for dances. picnies parties
and ether social gatherings.
Music for the honor dances Is
furnished BY Gus Ayala and his
combo.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
20 Delegates
From Key West
To Attend Meet

The Watchtower Bible and Tract
Society of New York will sponsor a
three-day assembly of Jehovaf's
Witnesses in Jacksonville Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, September
81. The convention which will be
held at the Gator Bowl, is for Bible
instruction and concentrated Cos
pel-preaching in this area, spokes-
men for the group announced to-
day.
All three days of the convention
will consist of morning, afternoon
and evening sessions of Bible talks,
discussions and demonstrations,
which are open to the public with
out charge.
The district assembly last year
was held at Atlanta, Georgia with
twelve thousand of Jehoyah's Wit
nesses attending from several diff
ferent states. The district has been
divided since last year, therefore,
it is expected that five thousand or
more will attend the assembly at
the Gator Bowl this week end from
all parts of Florida and Georgia
and some from Alabama and South
Carolina.
M. H. Larson of New York will
be the featured speaker Of the
event. He win appear on the pro-
gram all three days and will deli
yer the main public address at 800
pm. Sunday, September 7th. His
subject is, World Unity, Is It
Just a Dream"
For the past month the house
holders Of jacksonville have been
visited by the Witnesses to provide
moderate priced accommodations
for the many delegates that are
planning to attend the convention.
Available rooms in hotels and
tourist courts are also being book
ed.
hundreds OF requests for rooms
have been received from as far as
Key West on the South and CoIurn-
bia, South Carolina on the North.
There win be approximately %
delegates going from Key West. il
was announced by Mr.. c. p. Wat.
kins, local Witness Minister.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
CONCH

BY RAYMER

Does anyone have an explanation
for the strange and beautiful violet
light which glowed in the sky last
night. especially out over the south
east horizon making the sea a
grapevine purple and the tower
ing clouds a Silvery lavender? Sus-
an McAvoy's influence, because her
fayorite color is purple, can't have
celestial range! Betty Ladd and
Irene Clinds were also in a royal
purple mood with Irene exhibiting
a most unusual comedy reflex in
exhibition rumba and maraccas ac-
compartment. The piano drowned
out the noise but the action was
terrific. The costume party they
plan late Saturday promises to be
a lively celebration.
FIRST AID KIT for ''Mable",
the car owned by Gloria Muniz
was assembled by Gladys jackson
and Billy Mcleod. It contains the
following items: fly swatter,
mouSe-trap, drain cleanser, "a glow
in-the- dark no parking sign, a
drain plug, one hurricane map and
paper and pencil for SOS mes
sages. With this weather, pontoons
and a couple of oars should be
added to the general equipment. /.
To those who asked, the answer is
mo, the bride at the baseball
game last night did not wear white
satin spiked shoes" and the Judge
did not say in pronouncing the
couple man and wife,, mo runs,
no hits, no errors" although Roy
Hamlin suggested the extra phrase.
For the full account see the society
story on the dal-Garcia marriage
which took place at Wickers Sta.
dunn at the end of the first game.
The entire baseball team accom-
panied the honey-mooners to Ha-
vana, Cuba today. Exhibition
games by the Conchs in Cuba have
been planned. Louis Carbonell
called the play-by- play description
Of the wedding and the ceremony
was performed by "Whistling'' En-
rique Esquinaldo, Municipal Judge.
HEAR TELL that Mazda and Joe.
Lazarovici and Misty Moisty Morn
ing, Provincetown's petted son, a
Cairn terrier, are back in town. /.
Card from Princess Nina Carac-
ciole from Miami with Labor Day
greetings. .and an 'udderly" hys-
terical card from Cameron, Ari-
zona from George and Mickey
Renna who toured the Wild and
Wooley West. The card had me
cowed. Mickey says she is eating
like horse. that's that old bron-
cho influence left over from the
times she rode on round-ups which
ended in Stand-up suppers. What's
this about Olsen of the Naval Sta
ton Dispensary signing up for
Miami leave and putting down
as reason: "Recreation".
BLONDE, brunette or Titan? II
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
autumn Luncheon
Enjoyed By Group
Of XII WiUeS

The xii Officers Wives Club
held its monthly luncheon on Wed
nesday, September 3rd, at the Ho-
tel LaConcha. Co-hostesSes of the
event were Mrs. Henry Spicer, Mrs.
James Flenner and Mrs. James
Sinquefield.
A hint of autumn was suggested
by the attractive centerpiece on
the table, a straw cornucopia filled
with fruit and flowers.
Bridge and canasta we're played
after luncheon, with prizes won
by Mrs. Guy Ballou, Mrs. Charles
Cox, and Mrs. William Spooner.
The date of the next luncheon
will be October 1, 1852. The date
of the monthly meeting has been
changed to the first Wednesday of
each month, with the place to be
announced few days prior to each
meeting.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
OId-FashiOned
Social And SaUin,
Slated For Medics

The Navy Medical group will
have an unusual party at the Sea-
plane Base Officers pool Wednes-
day evening September II. Fea-
ture of the entertainment is an old
fashioned box social. Each lady
fills box with food and the con-
tents are put up for auction. The
highest bidder gets the box and
preSumable the privilege of dining
with the lady who made up the
supper contents of the box.
The party is an informal one
with swimming for those who want
to take a dip in the pool. The
affair, begins at 6 pm. and lasts
for two hours. Beer will be avail
able as well as soft drinks.
Chairman for the party is Mrs.
7. d. Boaz who announces that
this is her last activity in office.
Mrs. John Chaffey will be the new
chairman for the group.
At least ten newcomers are ex-
pected to be introduced during the
evenings fun.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Big Pine Key
Outing Enjoyed
By Key Westers

Labor Day was fishing day for
a group of Key Westers who with
their wives had an all-day outing
on Big Pine Key.
The ladies stayed at the Sam
N Joe" cottage while the men
fished. They also prepared the
magnificent dinner of crawfish en-
chilada, black beans and rice, po-
tato salad, iced tea and coffee. Lat
er. supper consisted of hot dogs,
cold soda, salad and more enehi.
lada.
Present at the gala occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Sails,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sam B. Curry,
The Rev. and Mrs. Ed. Stathan of
the Fleming street Methodist
church, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen E.
Curry, Claudette Sails, Sharon
Sails. Annette Dion, Cecile Dion,
Ernest Sails, Russell Curry, Greg
ory Curry. C. Sam B. Curry. II
and Joey Curry, and dogs Rover
and Sparky.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04

Having failed to notify the Wealth
erman that an outdoor supper had
been planned, the Keyettes were
wondering II the Sinawik's were
giving them a "Send-Off Shower"
instead of a supper. No one actu-
ally wore a bathing suit but all
agreed that it would have been a
good idea.
Mrs. Arcner's hospitable home
being as spacious as her yard, had
room for everyone. The picnic
turned into buffet supper and the
food tasted as good indoors as out.
The >Keyettes, with Mrs. Donna
Chapman, their sponsor in the high
school, roughed out plans for the
coming school year. No committees
were appointed as all plans must
be made and approved at their
regular meetings, which begin next
Wednesday at the school.
Various plans for raising money
for the Keyette projects within the
school were discussed and it was
agreed that the girls who need help
from their sponsors, the Sinawik
Club, to get started.
The game program was rained
out; the party was rained in, and
everyone had fun just talking. Mrs.
Nellie Boza brought as a guest
Maria Martin, here on a short va
cation from Peabody College in
Tennessee. Maria, from Cuba,
where she earned her scholarship
to Peabody, was an interested lis
tener to the Keyettes' plans and
said that she had picked up many
good points and interesting ideas
to take back home.
After everyone had their second
and third helpings from the buffet
the party broke up with all happily
wading their way back home.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
PHONE: Citizen Office, 1888

seems he has head noises. bells
ringing wedding bells, that is!
OFF TO PANAMA CITY, North
Florida, is La Vica Gustafson Of
Buttons, Pins and Bows. Shopper
Hopper asks me to note that Mrs.
Gustafson is selling her business
only because her husband is being
transferred up there. Back from
New York with a new line is Bob
Pollock the line is not just
conversational dazzle either.
Betty French is visiting in Arizona
with Alma Thompson and her fam
lily. 1t. Comdr. ]. r. Tommy
Thompson and Bomber are there
too, en- route to California. Mrs.
Charles GaSsaway II is back in
circulation after the arrival of
Charles Gassaway III at the Nav
al Hospital. The father, Ensign
Gassaway, is doing fine Tres
passing on. private property took
on a new aspect in story we got
from the police department today a
about an intruder of uncommon
boldneSS
Lady who wears big hats with
fashion charm. Mrs. Gene Vec-
chione. Rehearsal every night at
the Barn Theatre this week. save
on Saturdays, says Director Ed
Giesebert Bob McQuain says rea-
son for not bringing Getchen to the
shaggy dog party. will be forth
coming. Claude wants to know
since they were formally intro
duced last week and he is still
orn,ulinp with disannninfmnnf.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
DeMoIay Plans
BGck-TO-SchOOL
Dance Tonight

Robert J. Perry Chapter, Or.
der Of DeMoIay, is starting off
the school year with a back.
to-sehool blowout" dance TO.
night. The time is 1880 p.m.;
the place is the NccS; the mu.
sic is by the Coral Isle Sere.
naders and dress is optional. A
small admission fee entities at.
tendants to . fine evening.
The occasion will afford the
chance for old acqvainfanees TO
be revived and new ones made.
A door prize will be given and
dance contests held with com.
pefitors engaging in iitterbvs,
rUmba and foxtrot numbers. In
addition there will be a jam
session by the band.
The dance promises to be one
worth remembering and every
Key West teenaser is urged to
attend.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04

Enrique Esquinaldo officiating.
The setting was at Wickers Sta.
dium at the end of the seventh
inning first game, at $40 pm.
Floodlights on the field We'd with
the full moon as the bridal party
filed out to the cheers of the crowd.
The bride was escorted by her
brother, George Garcia, in a gray
business suit. She wore blue gown
Of pleated nylon with an accordion
pleated skirt. Her small cap was
created of white feathers and white
nylon mittS (not catcher's type),
white slippers, a white carnation
corsage and pearl necklace COM
pleted her ensemble.
Changeable pink ribbed moire
frock with rhinestone trim was se-
lected by her sister, Miss Martha
Garcia, the bridesmaid, for her
dress. Her accessories were white
and she also wore a white feathered
cap and a corSage Of white carna-
tions.
The groom went TO bat in his off
white Conch uniform with the num-
eral Il" on the back. His best
man was Rudy Tanner, outfielder
for the st. Pete team, in a gray
baseball outfit.
The ring.bearer. a Little Lea
gler. was Fito Rodriguez in his
baseball suit topped by a flaming
red cap.
Both teams lined up In a double
row extending from the cage to the
home plate and formed an arch
with raised bats to complete the
last inning Of the unusual (and
that's n underStatementl mar
riage procedure.
Umpire for the event was Louis
Carhonell who seized the press box
mike and announced the playing
action while photographers circled
the home plate.
After the home-run hit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vidal walked back toward the
stands through the baseball arch.
One PLAYER was minus a bat, but
managed to keep his arm up high
enough SO that they symmetry was
unmarried by an error.
A wedding cake was presented
10 the couple and a collection OF
$24T from the shouting fans was
added TO the wedding gifts. The
bride and groom also received 500
from the teams hoard Of directors.
After the Score was chSlked up,
The newlyweds took off for the
Vidal home where reception was
held. Late arrivals at the affair
we're members of both teams since
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04

Circle One Of Women Of First
Presbyterian Church at home
of Mrs. Fred Roberts, sc Eel.
ton I'd. Sigshee Park
xii o. w. c. coffee, Aero
palms, 10 am.
Southernmost Pistol and Rifle
Club, Legion Home. s pm.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER To-
Meeting. Junior Ch. Commerce,
at clubhouse. 8 pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
s.. meeting a. Bldg LIS, io:3e
am.
Ladies Golf Tournament, X "
Golf course. . an
Naval Station o. W. c. luncheon,
n. Tayior. l2.s0 pm.
Fleet Training Group o. w. C.,
coffee at EchoasiS. 70 an.
FAwTu O. ". c. cOffee al Aero
palms, 70 an.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
DR.. ALFRED JAPHA
DIES WEDNESDAY

DENVER gR-Dr. Alfred Jspha
81, internationally known as > ehii.
dren's doctor. resident chief Of
pedistrics at the National Jewish
Hospital since 1850 and . director
Of q ehildren's hospital in Berlin
for many years before coming "a
the United States in 1870. died
Wednesday.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
INSTALLATION DINNER
PLANNED BY JAYSHEES

Mrs. Robert Dopp and her CO.
chairman, Mrs. Malcolm Pinder
have completed arrangements for
the JayShee dinner and installation
of officers to be held this coming
Friday, Sept. S.
The event takes place at Logun's
Patio at 1880 pm. Dress is op-
tional.
During the evening, Hospital Di-
rector Willard Albury will be pre-
sented with the final check for the
purchase of the cardiograph ma
chine which the Jayshees gave to
Monroe General Hospital.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Officers OF Fern Chapter
Will Meet Friday EUening

The Officers Club of Fern Chapt-
er, No. 81, O.E.S., viii hold its
September meeting on Friday
night, Sept. S, at s pm, Scottish
Rite Temple.
Hosts for the evening are Mr..
and Mrs. Merville Rosam, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Roberts and Mrs. James
Porter.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
SterIings Entertain
NeiU Orleans Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen War
rem and eight months son George
Allen, Jr. of New Orleans have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Sterling on Truman Avenue.
He is with the U. S. quarantine
service in New Orleans. Mrs. War
ren is the daughter of the Sterlings.
The Warren's will stay in Key
West until Sunday.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Guard OF Honor
Meets Tonight

A special meeting Of the Key
West Guard Of Honor VIII be held
tonight at the Legion Home at
8 O'Clock, Capt. U. ]. Delgado an
nounced today.
Final plans for the installation
Of Legion officers viii be complet-
ed. The Honor Guard win assist
10th District Commander Billy An
derson In the ceremonies 10 be
conducted Saturday evening Al the
American Legion.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Coming EUents
Citizen Staff Photo
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER A.

AuOnoDAI, SEr lEMbEh e.
Navy Wives Bowling League, /
p. m, N. S. Also open bowling.
Rotary Club luncheon, 1915, st.
Paul's Parish Hall.
Key West Lions, meeting, $50
p. m.
Elks Lodge, at club, meeting at
SPIN.
vFW Post No. ss11, VFW Post
Home, 5 pm.
Both Circles of w. S. c. S., First
Methodist Church meeting,
church annex, 3 pm.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
Knights of Pythias meeting, Ply.
THAN Hall, 72s Fleming St., 8
pm.
Alcoholics Anonymous, meeting,
First Presbyterian Church, s
pm.
Officers Wives Club luncheon at
Fort Taylor, 1890 pm.
Dance, 9 pm, Fleet Reserve AS
sociation, ASA Front st.
Officers Club of Fern Chapter,
o. E. S., Scottish Rite Temple,
s PIN.
Installation dinner and ceremony
of JayShees, at Logun's Patio,
7;3O pm.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street Methodist Church, 72s
Fleming street, 7:S0 pm.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
Sewing Group Of VX-1 o. W. c.,
10 am, home Of Mrs. c. H.
Parmalee, 1921 George st.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority meeting
at San Carlos school, 8 pm.
Anchor Lodge No. ls2, Scottish
Rite Temple, s pm.
Key West Art and Historical So
ciety, s pm. Martello Towers.
DeMolay Mothers Circle, ST.
Paul's Parish Hall, 7.s0 pm.
Gold Star Mothers, meeting at
WV Post Home, I pm.
Circle Three Of Women Of First
Presbyterian Church, s pm.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
Kiwanis Club. dinner meeting,
$50 pm.
Youth for Christ Bible Study
Methodist Church, T2s Flera-
ing street, 7:S0 p. m
Truman Elementary PTA meet
Ing. al school, T.Ss pm.
Special business session Of Key
West Players At Barn The1fer,
SPIN. Play reading committee
to meet Immediately after.
ward.
VI. W. Auxiliary al WV Post
Home. pm.
Order of DeMolay Boys. Scottish
Rite Temple. T::s0 pm.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. Il, X. of P. Hal, sPm.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Totter To Wed

HOLLYWOOD a. - Actress Au-
drey T0tter says she viii he mar.
red sometime late this mont"
b DR.. Leo Fred. West Los Al.
geles physician
I'VE haven't picked any part
eniar date yet for variosas rea-
sons, all having to Do win cssr pro
tesssOns, she said. .'Bgt i wlA be
before Oct. ].
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Fleet Training Group
announce Coffee Hour

Coffee hour at Echoasis win be
given next Wednesday at ter
o'clock in the morning by the Fleet
Training Group Officers Wives
Club. j..
HoStesses for the get-to- gether
are Mrs. p. W. Miehaels. Mrs. E.
L. Moss, Mrs. r. c. May and Mrs.
W. B. Roman.
A baby sitter win be available.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Mrs. Roberts Will Host
PRESBYTERIAN Circle

Circle One of the Women of
the First Presbyterian Southern
most church will meet next Tues.
day, Sept. 9, at the home of Mrs.
Sigsbee Park.
The time for the meeting is s
n. m.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Apply To Wed

Ronald Mossman, 20, Fleet Sonar
School and Nathalie Sylvia Valdez,
20, 1119 Grinnell Street have ap-
piled for a marriage license at
the office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord.
David Rollyn Quinn, 10, Boca
Chica and Alice A. Pericis, 10, of
Dearborn, Michigan have also ap-
piled.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
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,sssssssessoeseeeSessss

Ensign and Mrs. Charles B.
GaSsaway II are the parents of a
first son born August 21 at the
Naval Hospital. The new arrival
has been named Charles B. Gass-
away III. The Gassaways live at
901 Johnson Street.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
CrOiUd OF 1000 Baseball Fans Witness
Home Plate Wedding OF Pitcher VidaI

doubleheader baseball game double-ring ceremony
on the home plate before fans presented
the most unique wedding picture of the year. any year Key
West The exchanged last night by Eoe Garcia
and George Vidal Conch baseball pitcher Municipal Judge
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04
Keyette "Send-Off' Picnic Supper
Rained II, 80 Not Out --- On Tuesday

With spirits undampened by Tuesday evenings heavy
Keyettes Terry Parish Sellers Katherine Sanchez
Joyce Johnson Sarah Brngman Kathryn Boa Shirley Tudeau
Barbara Pritchard members of Snawk Club the
home of Mrs Pedad Archer Snaw Club president daugh
ter, Diane another Keyete acted co-hostess
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-04

Soften a package Of cream
cheese and stir a little anchovy
paste and finely grated onion in It;
use as a spread for crackers 70
serve with tomato juice. II you
haven't any anchovy paste in the
house substitute finely minced
stuffed olives.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14
Mother o. MIII City
Mon Dies IN Chicago

Mrs. Helen Noble. IT. formerly
~ Minneapolis died Sunday at
her home in Chicago. The Rosary
was held Wednesday by Rev.
Leonard A. Hirman. and he off.
ciatcd At services held Thursday
morning ~ ~. Lsonard's church.
The intsrmrnt was at ~. Mary's
cemetery.
Surviving are Charles E.
Noble. son. Mrs, Isabelle NJ. Noble.
daughter.in-law, and two grand
daughters. Louvcrnc l. Noble and
Mrs, ChArIsns Noble Hall, and
two great grandsons, Max Charles
Hail and Michael stephen Hall
Mrs. Hall was born In St
Joseph Missouri. and moved 10
Minneapolis where she lived until
1917 when she moved 10 Chicago.
She returned 10 Minneapolis 10
live with her son In igth In 1910
she returned 10 Chicago and re-.
manned until her death.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14
Mrs. Sue Ross DlOsj
funeral On March "a

Mrs Sue Ross, 295 MAckubin
died yesterday At home after an
illness Of ~ months
She In survived by her husband,
Samuel Ross and eight brothers,
James shelton Of Grand Rapids
Michigan. Sylvester Shelton,
Evansville, Indiana; George Shell.
ton. aba w. Central: Arton Shell
ton. 8ba W Central: Arthur r.
shelton, 6i7 Carroll Ave. Charles
Shelton, i2s Lewis ST., all Of 81
Paul, and Cpl Thomas shelton,
Japan and Leon shelton.
Funeral services well be held
Saturday at ? ., m, and Rev l.
u Dorsey. CSmphor AME church
will offioiAte. The burial viii BE-
Saturday at p m. at tho Oak.
lawn cemetery. Brooks Funeral
Home Ia In charge Of arrange.
mcnta,