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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16

going president, LeGrand j. P.
Fichthorn, put it: May our quest
Tor its possession ;. so invigorate
our hearts that all Of us shall live
to a ripe old age"
Smithson Takes Presidency.
He has been succeeded as presi-
dent by 1t. Col. Charles e. Smith
son. whose new slate of officers
follows:
Edward H. McCrahon, first vice
president; Daniel NJ. Goodacre,
second vice president; Lloyd E.
Henry, secretary; the Rev. Penn
H. Howard, chaplain: William. B.
Covert. historian: Harris c. Har-
graves. chief of staff DR.. Rudolph
G. Tenerowicz. surgeon: Reginald
G. Kelley, judge advocate; Percy
H. Smith, sergeant-at-arms, and
Edmond Baldwin, color sergeant.
At the end of the dinner, Mr..
Ffchthorn handed Col. Smithson
the long-necked oval bottle of rare
Chianti and told him: Take this
precious token and guard it well,
but return with it one year hence,
as / have just done, lest the wrath
of our comrades falls upon your
head and a curse be placed upon
you forever"
Mr.. Smithson replied:
THAT is a difficult order, but it
shall be carried out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
Public Librory to Open
Doll Display Tomorrow

The Washington Public Library
will observe Brotherhood Weel
with the opening Of a doll display
tomorrow at its central branch
Eighth and K streets NV.
The dolls, depicting the cos
tunes Of 26 different countries
have been loaned for the week.
long exhibition by Miss Elizabeth
Sayre, Of 1912 Yuma street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
Family Longevity Bolsters Hope
OF Young Last Man Member

II family longevity has anything
to do with it. one OF the youngest
members Of the First Last Man
Club Of Washington may turn out
to be the lone survivor Of the or
Iganization.
In 1887. the club was started by
100 World War I veterans. There
are 30 left. The club was formed
TO cement friendship and perpet-
uate memories until the passage
OF time reduces the ranks to a
single member-the last man. II
then is His privilege to drink a
toast to the 80 former comrades
from a bottle Of rare Chianti wine,
unopened since the club started,
Long-Lived Family.
Last night, at the 18th annual
dinner in the Willard Hotel, Joel
20. Thacker, SO. Of No. Whittier
street NV, historian Of the Ma
rine Corps. lightly surveyed his
chances. His antecedents show
an unusual streak of longevity.
His father lived to be 80, his grand
father, 104; his grandmother, liz,
and his mother, who still is living,
is pretty close to 60"
Percival II. Smith. SO, another
Of the youngest members, who
lives at 1857 Girard street NV,
entertained the group with piano
playing. He was a drummer with
the Cameron Highlanders during
World War I. Among his listens
ers was the oldest member present,
DR.. Andrew A. Andrews, IS, who
lives here but came down from
Philadelphia for the reunion. He
was a medical captain specializing
in tuberculosis during the war.
The clubs oldest member is Mai.
Gen. Amos.A. Fries. 70, who is ill.
Ten candles were lit to SYM
bolize the presence Of the mem
bers who have died. and o toast
was dedicated to them.
The bottle Of wine symbolizes
the objective OF the club. As out
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
KEY WEST BOOM

Continued from Page One)
Adams and the new board met
this month and transacted the fol-
lowing business:
l. The Chamber went on record
before the Florida Waterways
Congress in Orlando as continuing
to favor the Bahia Honda exten-
sion OF the Intracoastal waterway.
2. Agreed to serve as a coopera-
tive field office of the U. S. De-
partment Of Commerce and car
ry complete stock of that de-
partment's pamphlets and aids to
small business men.
3. Ordered an additional part
time employee to be added to the
staff.
4. Employed q publicity writer
for January, February and March.
5. Favored an invitation to the
Miami Beach Baseball Club to
move their team to Key West next
season.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
XIV BAY BOTTOM
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NContInued from Page Cne)
test against such sale that it even
reaches Wells in Tallahassee.
lnasmuch as Wells cannot read
the minds of citizens who have
objections to sale of bay bottom,
the only way of objections can
reach him is by kilograms or
letters addressed to him at the
Department of Agriculture, Tai
lahaSsee.
He repeated several times:
ITS been a mystery to me why
the City lets this bay bottom go
out OF its hands. We have so few
objections. And by statute we can
only deny sale to private indivi-
duals by if sales bar navigation
or public fisheries. If the City said
1t wanted land for a park we would
not deny it,"
Though Wells said that the lib
would like to know the public SEN
tlment sale of bay bottom, that
sentiment has little or no bearing
on the sale or no sale, according
to the statute which directs their
actions.
Upland owners have the right to
acquire bay bottom in from of
their property. That is not regulat-
ed now except to navigable chan
nels. Wells said he would like to
see that a harbor line is establish
ed beyond which none can fill.
Right now upland owners, that
IS owners of property on the water
front can fill up to the channel.
Daytona Beach limits this right
through an ordinance, setting a
bulkhead line.
"The City of Key West could al
so set a harbor line, beyond which
none could fill"
Though Wells stressed that the
water view on the Boulevard is
Key Vests biggest asset, that has
nothing to do with its sale to
private owners who block that
view first with fill and then with
buildings.
The Board is powerless,. he said,
to prevent sales to commercial in
terests, In the interests of beauty.
It is not enough that the City of
Key West wants to preserve the
view for today and tomorrow,
when it asks for 300 feet from
Sigsbee Park road to the head of
the Island. Nor would that be suf-
ficient reason for their acquisition
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Legion Units
Schedule Parties
Christmas Eve

Christmas Eve, the American
Legion Arthur Sawyer Post 2s and
the Auxiliary will hold their an
nual holiday party and visit the
Monroe County Home TO entertain
the old folks there.
Music viii be contributed by
Mark Stanley and his orchestra.
Singer and pianist, Sylvia Stanley
and singer and violinist Eleanor
Dowski will bolster the excellent
entertainment.
The party begins at 7 p. m. A
gift will be given to each person
and refreshments of eggnogg, cook
les and cake viii be served.
At 7:30 p. m, the Naval Hospi-
tai party will be held with dis
tribution Of gifts, cigars, cigarettes
and Christmas goodies. Norman
Kranich and his orchestra will
furnish the music through the
courtesy Of the Music Performance
and Trust Fund and Key West
Federation Of Musicians, Local
2O2.
Party chairman is Herman Cor
don with co-chairman Anthony Ul-
char, Legion members to be assist
ed by all the Auxiliary ladies.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Man Bound Over
To Criminal Court
On Morals Charge

Paul Caraballo, 81, local fisher
man was bound over to the next
term of Criminal Court on charge
of ''lewd and lascivious conduct"
after preliminary hearing before
Justice of the Peace Roy Hamlin.
Caraballo is in the Monroe Coun-
ty Jail in lieu of $1,000 bond since
being arrested two weeks ago on
the complaint of the parents of a
nine year old girl who the defen-
dant is accused of assaulting.
The incident occurred aboard q
city transit company bus at Sigs-
bee Park. When the bus driver
left the bus for coffee, Caraballo
is said to have made advances
to the young girl.
The case is expected to come
before Criminal Court Judge Tho
mas S. Caro- shortly after January
1st.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
CITY COMMISSION
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
bic contractors. A performance
bond will be required in the full
amount Of the contract by the COM
pany awarded the job.
Following the awarding of the
contract, the city'S Fiscal Agent,
the c. T. McCreedy Company will
negotiate for the sale of revenue
bonds to cover the city's share
Of the cost Of the project. The
bonds viii be retired from the
sewer system revenues which are
expected to increase greatly when
the improved system is put into
use. There will be no increase in
taxation TO pay for the new sys-
TEN sincs il is being financed on
pay-as-you-go basis. !
Work on tha project which
should get underway within three
months, 10 expected 10 be COM
pleted in ore year.
The Key West sewer project was
given number one priority in the
nation by the federal government
due to the tremendous increase in
military activity in the area with
the advent Of the Korean War.
Key West was designated as a
Critical Defense Area over a year
ago.
The financing includes an out.
right gift of cash amounting to
S7l,sla and the loan Of 500, 900
for the sewer construction.
The engineering firm of Clifford
and Cooper. Miami. who designed
the new system. under the super
vision Of City Manager King are
expected to be in the city shortly
to make final preparations prior
20 the call for bids on the project.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

Tomorrow's Almanac
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
MAN JAILED FOR

Continued from Page One)
and contacted his employer who
instructed him to surrender to the
police.
Deputy Sheriff George Dean ar
rested the man when he contact
ed him and he was placed in the
County Jail without bond.
Justice Of the Peace Roy Hamlin
Is expected to set a date for pre-
hminary hearing into the case in
the near future.
The dead man is survived by a
wife, Catherine, who had left
earlier on Sunday for her home in
Alabama to spend the Christmas
holidays. Authorities are attempt
ing to contact her to tell her of
her husbands death.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

of bay bottom on the South boule-
ward. Wells said, for this reason
the Board viii probably turn
down the City's request for that
protected area.
The action of the city commits
sion in withdrawing their objec-
tions to the sale of the 125 foot
strip along the Boulevard to Gan
dolfo and Wilson, is not calculated
to impress the lib with Key Vests
need for a 300 feet strip farther
east on the boulevard.
And the lib does pay attention
to action by local lawmakers on
its bay bottom. Wells said.
''Dade county passed an ordi-
nance barring any further filling
in Biscayne Bay. The lib has
therefore not sold any bay bottom
since then in BiscaEne Bay. If
Key West passed Such an ordi-
nance, the lib woGld be guided by
that. l have never known the lib
to turn down any requests from
the City of Key West for bay
bottom"
That was in the past. In the
future, according to Wells, the
lib will turn down the city's re-
quest for the 800 feet of bay bot
tom from Stock Island to Sigsbee
Park, he believes, because the
Board sees no use for it to the
city.
The contradictions in a compli-
Gated subject in a complicated in
terview left this reporter with a
feeling that the future of Key
Vests waterfront is dark.
Wells statement that the lib
places public interest paramount
may be true.
The despoiling of the water front
and shutting off of Key Vests
blue water from Key Westers and
visitors alike has perilous taken
place because the city has been
without watchdogs of the water
front. Neither city commission, nor
citizens, have troubled to fight the
encroachment of mari, concrete
and neon where once was beauti-
full blue water.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
CITY WORKER HURT

Continued from Page One)
had fallen until he arrived at the
city dump.
The mishap marked the second
time in two weeks that city work
ers have been injured in this man.
ner. Daniel Hernandez, another
city employee returned to work to-
day after having fallen from a
scavenger truck on White Street.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
Coming EUents

MONDAY, DECEMBER 22-
Alcoholics Anonymous, Key Wes
group, meeting at s pm.
Methodist Men, Caballeros Me
todistaS, at Wesley House,
pm.
Beta Sigma Phi, meeting at Sal
Carlos, 8 pm.
Anchor Lodge No. 1872, Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 pm.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23-
Kiwanis Club, dinner meeting
$3.50 pm.
Youth Tor Christ Bible Study
Methodist Church, 729 Flem-
ing street, 7:30 pm.
Ft. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Club, 7:45 pm.
Beginners Bridge Group, TT
Taylor Officers Club, 8 pm.
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 3911
at VFW Home, 8 pm.
Order of DeMoiay Boys. Scottish
Rite Temple, 1880 pm.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. IA, K. P. Hall, 8 pm.
Harris School Room representa-
tive meeting, 7:30 pm.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER "a
Editors Note: Due TO this date
being Christmas Eve. most Of
the meetings which are ordi-
nsrilY held at This time. will
be cancelled. Consult your
club presidents and officers TO
confirm any meeting or Its
esnceIlafion.l
Navy Wives Bowling League
Naval Station Alleys, l pm.
Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce
at clubhouse, 8 pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
sS, meeting at Bldg. 17S. 1890
am.
Ladies Golf Tournament. X. w.
Golf course. 8 am.
Handicraft Group, Naval Station
Library, End floor, 8 pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Junior Debs, at Woman's club,
1880 pm.
American Legion, Arthur Saw
yer Post 2S, Stock Island Post
Home, 8 pm.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
SAFETY GROUP WILL

tConunued from Page Onel
Charles ClawSon. Glynn Archer.
State Highway Patrolnan w. ]
Wilder and Harry Lee Baker. -
Sweeting WAS appointed 10
head the committee by Governor
Fuller Warren. I, was on their
Recommendation that many one
way streets were created several
monihs Rgo.
They viii report 30 the City
CosDFntSSloa sssnrfly after Janu-
aEy lSG SweeuRg said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22
The
WEATEIERMAN
Says
Says

Key and Vicinity: Partly cloudy
today thru Tuesday; not much
change in temperature. Gentle to
moderate variable winds.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
thru Tuesday except increasing
cloudiness over extreme north por-
tion with widely scattered showers
Tuesday. Slowly rising tempera-
tureS.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Light to moderate variable mostly
noyfherly winds today becoming
gentle to moderate east to south
winds Tuesday. Partly cloudy
weather.
Western Caribbean! Moderate
east and northeast winds thru
Tuesday. Partly cloudy weather.
Isolated light showers.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

Although many types Of insects
produce silk, natural silk for max.
ing cloth is made exclusively
from the cocoons Of the mulberry
silk moth, 4
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

ToMoHRow's
TIDES
NAVAL Basel
HIGH Low
1.34 am. 7:56 am.
2:21 pm. S:46 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time of Height Of
Bahia Honda
lbridgel oh lom 80 T..
No Name Key
least endl ---f7h 20m
Boca chica
Station Tide high water
Sandy Ptl --oh 40m
Caldes Channel
(north endl +2h l0m
Ala n.
t-l--Minus sign: Corrections
10 be suhtracted.
t+l-plus signs Corrections 10
be added.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

Relative Humidity at 500 Am.
87eo
Barometer lSsa Levell 500 AN.
1904 ins.-10l7.3 mbS.
~-.--...sa Al,.a..~A
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-22

Observations taken at City Office
Key West, Fla, Dec. %, 1852
500 AM. EST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
By Bert Bochoroch

FASHION: An old classic in
shirts, dating back to the 18th
century, has been re-issued in
a 1852 version. Durable ging,
ham plaid sport shirts are now
available. with either long or
short sleeves. Singer Guy Mitch
ell wears a long-sleeved model
that's smart in any season.
HANDYMAN: Until you're sure
q newly painted floor is dry,
put wax paper on places where
YOU must walk. /. =. Bothered by
sparrows? Hang up some small
cheesecloth bags full of camphor
balls from your ewes. The birds
will nest at somebody else's
house.
NEW IDEAS: Mems crocheted
hose that can match your
knitted ties are now on the
market. There's a new re-
versible elastic bethany blue
on one side and maroon on the
other.
AMATEUR CHEF: Paul
Denis Celebrity Cook Book, I"
just out, has dozens of novel
recipes for cookery fans. It in
cludes a Stag Lines Frankfurter
Club Sandwich" Watch for the
formula later under this head
ing.
CLOTHES CARE: Cut grooves
In the clothes rod of your closet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

to keep suits well spaced. This
prevents crushing and gives the
clothes airing space. Re-
member to stuff rubbers and
galoshes with crumpled news
papers when storing them. This
prevents creaSeS - which later
become rips or cracks.
TEN-SECoND INTER-
VIEWS: Peter Scala, authority
on used cars-"Keep your old
car looking like the one you
would like to buy" Luggage
maker Ted Cart-"Never. stand
or sit on a suitcase to make it
close. That kind of treatment
can spring the locks. Garry less
inside the case instead"
AROUND THE HOUSE: For
maximum illumination. use one
large bulb. not several small
ones. A 100-watt lamp gives
so per cent more light than four
25-watt bulbs. 4. # the bone
handles on your knives get dis
colored, you can clean them up
with hydrogen peroxide. -. i.
Soggy hairbrush bristles stiffen
up again if they're rinsed in a
solution of alum and water.
ODD ITEMS: Lowell Thomas
learned to fly a plane before he
knew how to drive a car! {.
Pilot O. P. Jones, who flew
Elizabeth and her husband
across the ocean, is So years old.
Evening star., 1952-04-24

EmitS a fine spray
which is grand for
rinsing your hair or
it can be used for a
shower spray. Some
are slightly irregular.
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kari AgricOIa's
One-Man Art Shoe
Opens Today

The key West Art and Histori-
cal Society Is presenting as It's sec.
ond one-man show Of the season.
the works Of well-known Key West
artist and instructor. Karl Agrico-
Ia.
Most oi has work Is figure and
portrait although the fine compo.
siiion. "Ripside. proves his ability
IN landscape. Agricola's paintings
inclsde work In oil. water color and
pen and ink. lie Is versatile and
skilled In all these mediums.
The show opens today M am.
and IA being held In the newly re.
nosated apartment wing of the
gallery AT East Martello Towers
on Roosevelt boulevard near the
airport. The show Is open 10 the
public from one O'Clock until five
o'clock every afternoon from Feb.
ruary - through the 10th.
Artist Agricola also has some va.
ter eolors on exhibit a. the Larry
Harms Studio on Duval street.
Originally from Michigan. Agri.
cola has been in Key West Cos
over a year and has lived and stud
led IN Florida since returning from
overseas service during World Wal
II IN the Us. Marine Corps. Sis
years ago. lie Is married 10 the
former Deedee BeSsiercs Of Ne,
West, daughter u Mrs. Aloysia var
coidtsnovcn. They have a little sos
Just SIX weeks old. Their home l,
on Stock Island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-13
CHARTERED Man
Holds Up Stations

NORwAl.k. Calf. n - This in.
account after the partnership end.
dictionary era has prodnecd an.
other first The chanffenresl holdup
man.
A masked bandit. driven ~ q
ilseried chauffeur In an expensive
auto. held up two service stations
Tuesday. After both Jobs he step.
ped 10 his car and commanded
Home. james,"
John Sala, attendant IN q Down.
cy station. told sheriff's officers
the hiRhwayman wore a grotexque
red devil mask. sala surrendered
s6f.7s. The elite bandit got only
SIC IN has Norwalk holdup.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-13
Nissouridns
Visit Here Hn
X. III. Bi0unf Home

Miss Rita DAILY and Misses
Clara and Betty Anne McL0ne a
MsbeFiy. Missouri. are guests
here oi u tigl and Mira. Robert
n Bl0inl 1905 Flagler avenue
Tbs varstiuneFs arrived here
saturday night for weeks
visit
Mrs.. ". L. Barcley Of Mober-
y. mother 81 Mrs. Blount. Is also
a guest In the nlcuni horne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-13

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Ia
Key West Bridge Associaiior
card game. CovsI Room, Over
seas hotel, 7:t5 pm.
Meeting. Junior Debs. Woman,
Club. 7:3o pm.
Meeting. American Legion. Art
lur Sawyer Post No. "a, Posl
Home. . pm.
Meeting. Scottish Rite Bodies
Scottish Rite Temple. pm.
Meeting Monroe General IIospi
Gal Auxiliary. : pm.
Coffee. officers Wives Of Naval
station. ~ Taylor 10 am.
Coffee. Officers Wives FAwTU.
liant. ai Aeropalms. 10 am.
Art and Environmeni" lecture
by Artist MILAN Greene, West
Msrtciio Gallery. County
Bcech. SPIN.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL
Marathon fashion show al joins
Crosswinds Pool Marathon.
fla. sponsored by American
Legion auxiliary. Clothes BY
Lees Knoticsl shop. $50 pm.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IS
Monroe County Audubon society
business meeting and program.
home 81 Hiida 5. Cunniff. sos
south 81. SPIN.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL
Meeting. Monroc County Hospl.
tai womsn's Auxiliary sewing
group Al hospital. 2 pm.
Meeting. 1syshces. Of jsycee
clubhouse. 100 pm.
Meeting. Ladies Auxiliary WV.
Post 3sii. WV. home. Q pm.
Meeting. ladies Auxiliary Art.
bur sawyer Post Unit No. -
Post Home. Q pm.
Meeting. Dr fclix Garcia Lodge
No. - sis Eiizsbcth Street. .
pm.
Mersag. Gray Ladies' Corps. cot.
fec. 10 am.
Meeting Room Representatives
". NJ. iIigh school PTA. .
pm.
key West Ar and historical NJ
eH'ty. Nest MarteIlo tsallrry
h5a pm.
Mscfsng LADIES' Auxiliary Fleet
Reserve Asociassun. club FoomN.
$50 pm.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Ie--
Art classes for ehindren. "a p N.
patio II West Martello Gallery
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Maids Night Ont

" DoT"
TINE licHr voucH" AZ
me- ssrsnd Theatre.

me ssfsno Fhessre.
stewart Granger proves 20 he q
ranger In the sophisticated Raffles
style In this somewhat whimsical
and Thoroughly entertaining film
about q suave crook who finally.
ailows love 20 straighten the bends
IN his path.
The plot Is a steal too. bat q
masierful one. probably based on
the Ions ago lifting Of the famous
Leonardo da vinei masterpiece Of
Mistress Mona Lisa from the Low.
re In Paris. Granger takes an al.
most priceless painting Of a MAIDEN.
IA right out al q church TO be turn.
ed over To a gang Of INSCRIPTIONS
middlemen headed by that old
smooshie. George Sanders. Peer of
the Saecr and the Delicate Dialo.
sue Of the Deeadeni Hut Faseinai
Inc sophisiieale. Both he and
Granger are experts al the Art Of
Excellent acting on the part ~
both lifts some Of the SLOW moments
al the picture into the faster brac.
ket of interest.
Humor dots the line and the the.
me Is different. This isn't heavy
drama. but II has a wonderful
light touch" Granger, disguised
rs q laborcr. manages 10 spirit the
revered painting ont Of the caihcd.
raj IN Sicily, and instead Of turn
nc II o,cr to fellow conspiraior
Sanders for sale 10 a coilc<los. de'
cidcs 10 sell II fpr hinlsuiG fhais
when The plot begins q 81 nHtil
! q shy Italian SRI enters hio Ne
fhiefs life. A struggling young ar.
iisi. she also struggles With reform
ING the portrait stealcr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-13

Mrs. Thompson.
The chairman In charge of stag.
ing the show IL Gene Otto. famous
key West artist. Who also Is veil.
known for his Garden Club work
Tie previously has staged these ann.
ual shows and designer of the
shadow boxes. miniature shadou
boxes. marble fountain and other
outstanding props Of the show.
Miss Eta Patterson. well-known
key wester. also prominent for her
Hover arranging. Is chairman 81
the hostesses committee.
Ticket chairman for the affair IL
Mrs. Wallace kirke: and chairman
az the judges committee Ia MRS
Gene Otto.
George Bradshaw will select the
music for the show and supervise
ms playing.
The Garden Club president. Mrs.
Roland Goulct. and Miss Cunniff
N.s ~ "" tH&tAE " f0tAttt&aMtli
OF the plants, flowers. fruits. ETC..
In the shox.
Mrs. Thompson Is the award
ribbon chairman: Mrs. John Gard.
ner Is program chairman: Mrs. y.
J. Trevor. finance chairman: and
Mrs. Henry Sands and Mrs. RI.
Blouni. publicity chairman.
The lasz shog. which wiIl open
Ia Semans Alegre. Week Of Jog.
will open al 9 pm. on Saturday
March and close al 10 pm. on
Monday. March ,. Daily hours Cor
the show will he 9 10 n pm. on
March l; 10 am. 10 10 pm. on
March 2 and ..
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The monthly meeting IT the Gray
Ladies will be- held Thursday. Feb
ruary II AZ the home If Mrs. ". n
kirke. i0ii Won Phister street.
The meeting viii take place Al
a coffee with Mrs. Kirke as host
ess.
A new class Of Gray Ladies viii
start February ~. Anyone interest.
cd may call Mrs. Garcia Nettles
AZ the local Red Cross chapter.