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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-09-06

tives and friends down in Tidewater Va.
Among those attending the fifty-third
National Convention of LB.P.O.E.W. in
Atlantic City n. j. recently were the
following Roanokers: Mr. and Mrs. John
Hancock, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Galloway,
MIR. and Mrs. June Galloway, Mrs. Annie
B. Adkins, Mrs. Geraldine Little, Mrs.
Geraldine Logan, Miss Maggie Hilton,
Miss Alma Ware Mrs. Geraldine Brown,
Mrs. Ada Hale, Mrs. A. Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester and children and Mr..
Jack Galloway.
The Morrisons of Government Hill in
Salem entertained number of their
friends with lovely buffet dinner hon
oning out-of-town friends last Wednes-
day night. Enjoying his beautiful affair
were the following persons: Mr.. and Mrs
Austin Lewis of Chicago, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Rayford of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mr.
and Mrs. Pasco Miller, Mrs. Ruth Ennis
ell of Bellville, N. j., Mr.. John Pound OF
Charleston, w. Va, Mrs. Ruth Brown
and Miss Ruth Brown of Middletown, Pa
Mrs. Lena Spencer of New York City, Mrs
Beulah Duckwilder of Washington, D. c.
and Mesdames. Carmen Wilson and Leona
&Stewart Of New York City. Enjoying the
evening with the honored guests were Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Rayford, Mrs. Mamie Mad
den, Mrs. r. l.. Madison Mrs. Mary Beale
Mrs Letha Davenport, Miss Gladys Brown
Mrs. Katie BraXton, Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Borzotra. Mr.
l.. j. Stewart, Mr. A M Braxton and Mrs
Albert Smith.
:. ** s..
Mrs. Matte Fields of Richmond, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Williams and Mrs. Mar
cent houseguests of Mrs. Ola King on Nc
lowell Ave-, N. w.
Mrs. Jessie Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Brown and baby Anthony, and Miss
Bernice Brown returned to the city re-
Gently reporting a very pleasant vacation
spent in Charleston, w. Va, Chicago, Ill
and Milwaukee, Wise.
Mrs Carrie Galloway of Gilmer Ave.
N. w. was hostess to a number of friends
joying the hospitality of this charming
hostess were Mrs. Cary Williams of Wash
ington, d. c., Mr.. and Mrs Robert Banks
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smiley of Richmond, and Mrs. Susie
Whitworth of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Edward L. Pinkston, student a;
Fort Valley State College and Mrs. Fun
ice Rutledge, member of the Fort Valley
faculty, were recent guests of Mrs. Grace
Hackney on Rutherford Ave. N. w.
Mrs. Fannie Trip of Norman Road, N
w. was the gracious hostess at the reg
ular meeting of the Smart Girls Socia
Club. Mrs. frankie Miller and Mrs. Johr
bers at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alexandria of Char
lesion, w. Va. and Mrs. Hattie Cashwel
of Marinton, w. Va. spent very pleas
ant vacation in the Star City recently a:
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ardelbert Granger
on 18th ST. S. w.
The State meeting of the Women's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society OF
the A.M.E. Church, meeting in OnancocX
Va. last week was attended by the fol
lowing representatives of the local branch
at Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church: Mrs. Bettye
Wright, Mrs. Annie B. Waddell, Mrs Dora
Caldwell and Mrs. Roxie Arnold The
meeting held at Bethel AM.E. Church, of
which Rev. r. w. Baker is pastor, is re-
ported to have been well attended and
very successful.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-09-06

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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-09-06

nigh In the middle, bending down
sharply at both ends. After his great
sins OF adultery and murder, SO the
story went, he went on down and
down hill to the end. This is not the
picture we get from the Bible. In
many ways his later days were sad;
MS fortunes declined, as we say. But
his soul did not decline. The latter
days OF David show us how even a
man who has sinned can rise again;
how even an ageing man can grow
in soul.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-09-06

Rev. II. E. johnson of New York CITY
completed most enjoyable visit in our
city recently. Having spent weeks vaca-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-09-06

A most enjoyable trip, an interesting
meeting and swell time is being report
ed by the ladies and gents Of the Star City
who attended the recent Elk's National
Convention in Atlantic City. Among those
attending were Mrs. Ozella Washington,
Mrs. Ivetta Edley, Mrs ADELAIDE Simms,
Atty. r. E. Lawson and Mr. Paul Scott.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
May Day .Fete
Is Planned By
Harris School

Harris School room representa-
tiyes made plans for their annual
May Day Festival at meeting
Tuesday evening. The place and
time designated for the event is
May 2 at 4:30 pm. on the school
grounds.
A crowning CT May Day king
and queen and attendants will be
selected from sixth grade students.
Children from other grades viii
present a program. Cake. candy,
snow-balls, hot-dogs and other
goodies will lie available.
The study topic for the Tuesday
meeting was "Hclse Room Hob
bies.o Mrs. Dorothy Knowles led
the discussion in which all mem
bers present participated.
Miss Hubert, first grade teach
er, was guest at the meeting and
was given a standing vote of thanks
for her superior abilities in direct
ing the excellent production of he
recent play, Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs.'
Hostesses serving refreshments
we're Mesdames Carciyn Saunders,
Bess Deland, Dorothy. Daniels, An
ME Ulchar and Ruth Knowles.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
Winter Visitors
Celebrate Both /
Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Silberman Of
Brooklyn, New York, guests at the
Key Ambassador Motel, entertain
ed several friends at beautiful
dinner party Wednesday evening,
March 26 at Raul's Restaurant in
honor of their 3Oth wedding ami
versary.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. SHERMAN
are fishing enthusiasts and have
been annual visitors in Key West
since 1925.
Last season, Silberman fishing
with Captain Olin Williams out Of
Marathon, won a citation for land
ing two nice Bone fish within a
short period Of time. They have
been here several weeks dividing
their time fishing and visiting with
their brother and sister-inslaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Silberman, proprie-
tors Of the Key West Venetian Blind
Co.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
Play Director
Receives Praise
From Principal

Miss Gladys N. Hubert, first
grade teacher at Harris School
has received wide public acclaim
in her ability as a dramaties
teacher.
She coached her first grade
re ntly in the production,
Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs.' 1t was a nasterful
fete. and Miss Huiberta is now
called the "Florenz Ziegfeld' of
Harris School
While Miss Hubert originally
planned to have her 3-act play
only once. popular demand me-
cessitated its being shown for a
second production. The play too,
was q huge financial success.
Principal Randolph 7. Russell
is receiving many calls for
Snow White to be shown again
for the various schools in Key
West and also civic organiza-
tions.
Miss Hubert showed her keen
talent with the little six year
olds by teaching them how to
breathe properly. pronounce
words, put expression IN sem
tences, and control their physical
gesticulations.
Principal Russell has warmly
praised Miss Hubert both in
public and professionally.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29

Lee Albert's Latest Oils
staa 49,
IndirdnaI Flare OF assertion Blossoms Out In York
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evolution of an artist is there in
the result
Sea and skyscapes with use of
contrast in cool blues, aquas and
dark green's against light clouds,
lime-green waters, white boats,
neutral stretches o; Deachland,
are shown in the large oils, Gar
Irison Blight and Clouds done
with an airy quality.
The preoccupation with shad-
lows is especially noteworthy in
"Solares Hill,n where silver
white is laced with the dark fin
gers of telephone poles pointing
nice contrast 1
A warmer sun-tone is used in
the perspective of sLight House.
evidently caught when the rays
of sun tinted white with a tawny
glow.
Romantic slant is used in the
blue-light of Evening quiet
and soothing little offering with
styled apricot sunset. Less con-
ventional is Thomas Street a
typical Key West view. Subdued
but with vivid details is svaca
Lane, In the same category is
l"Key West House.
The feeling of brooding back
ground and antiquity is brought
out in the picture TRADE Winds"
with a mysterious purple-blue
yelling Of the upstairs veraiida.
One almost expects to see the
hoop slxirted Mraitn OF Caroline
Lowe appear at the railing. Lee
gend has it that the young
Sol hern wife Ct a sailing vessel
captain, watched for u n o n
troops on parade and then rush.
ed to the lookout atop the house
to wave a defiant Confederate
flag during the war Between
The States.
A new medium was utilized IN
the painting of "Buttonwood
Tree Lee painted this on the
rough back Of a piece of press
wood. The screen effect IS
unique. Presswood is used by
many modern artists since it res
sists wear and tear and is not
injured by change in tempera-
ture.
Most striking of the one-man
show is .:Lenten Tree" we'll
balanced treatment of an un-
usual tree with smooth silver
gray trunk and limbs, bare Of
foliage, pointed up with scatter
ed flares Of crimson where tufts
Of blossom spring up with gay
assertion.
And that seems to be the new
facet Of personality reflected IN
Lee Albert's latest work,
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29

is Phillip Doughty. With nc
piano background he sang 1T had
TO Be You and Fascinating
ballad. Across the Irish Sea-
Hamor of the satirieal note
was injected with verve by Al
Lubinsky as Uncle Joe Stain {
ambassador of ill<wili, Vishinsky
The sly broad satire on inven-
tions was convulsive to adults.
Lyric soprano numbers by Jo
Anne Mullins fascinated listen.
ers. She has delicate but welt
controlled, operetta range.
Willie Ward follower with thai
unbeatable natural talent. En-
tertainments around town could
be pointed up keenly with his
contribution of talent.
Finale was the harmonizatior
of a trio, Mrs. Harold Martin
Mrs. Robert Dopp and Mrs
George Faraldo.
A compliment is due the
decorating committee who lined
the stage footlights with fern and
flame and fuschia tinted bougain-
villea. Sprays of the vivid blooms
were also arranged on the white
backdrop with greenery and hi
discus.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
Jr. WOI,,nn's Club
Call Special Meei
For W ed. EUe,,ing

Discussion Of convention plans
will take place at a special meet
ing of the Junicr Woman's Club
which has been called for Wednes-
day night, April 2.
The meeting will he held at the
Woman's club on Duval street at
8 pm.
All members are asked to at
tend the important gathering in or
der to set formal for procedure
and decide on delegates to attend
a Junior Fellowship district lunch
con at Hallandale, Fla, April 10.
Representation will also be plan
ned for the State convention which
will be held in Jacksonville, Fla,
April Is, 16.and III.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
Easter Egg Hunt
For Children
Slated By legion

An Easter Egg Hunt has been
scheduled for April 18th at the
American Legion Home for chill
dren of Legionnaires, Service Of
ficer John NJ. Stewart announced
at the meeting of Arthur Sawyer
Post No. Is on Wednesday evening.
Prizes and refreshments will be
available.
Assisting Stewart will be Ernest
Avila, Francis Piodela and Harry
j. Metzger.
The Post went on recorh as en-.
dorsing Past Post Commander
Frank Romaguera of District Com
mitteeman for the 10th District of
Florida.
Post Commander Vance c. Stir
rup announced that the 10th Dis
trict Conference would be held at
Marathon on Sunday, June 10Th.
Antonio Arrange, Jr.s Chairman :
Jr. Baseball, announced that the
American Legion Junior Baseball
League would begin play at the
Stadium on Wednesday, April End,
at pm.
Frank Romaguera, Chairman
oratorical Committee. announced
that Billy Roberts. Monroe County
0ratorical Champion, would speak
at the Post meeting on April sth.
Roberts was the runner-up at the
Area finals held at the South Bro
ward High School. Ft. Lauderdale,
on March oath.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
Nary Donation
aids Foundation
For Palsy Clinic

A very generous contribution
from the Naval Activities fund at
Key West has brought the Monroe
County Cerebral Palsy Association
within sight Of its proposed clinic,
according to the president, Mrs.
Everett Cox.
The Navy's donation Of $780,, she
added. brings the fund to total of
$2,472, with approximately $500
needed to guarantee the first year
salary Of q iilcreapist.
DR.. Julio DePoo, who will be di-
rector Of the clinic, is now nego-
tiating for the services of a therea-
pist trained to care for cerebral
palsy cases. He is in touch with
training schools in Philadelphia,
New York, and Chicago, and will
probably secure a thereapist from
one Of those centers.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29

most CELEBRATED in Key West.
and II Harry Phillips arrives IN
time from washington tire win
be a repeat no doubt.
So Happy Landing, along with
the birthday salute. And with the
hail. comes a bulletin farewell. II
was announced last night by her
colleague BOZ Youmans, that love-
" Rae Waller is closing in her
singing engagement to 30 out TO
Oklahoma. not fr indians or oil
wells. but for life as an army wife
with Capt Lee Waller, stationed at
Fort Sill. okla. And tonight. there's
. farewell party for her. .She>is
at long last going % ct one OF
those Raymer Awards which she
has been begging Tor ever since
Club IS and the White House Press
got theirs. The first was for BEST
Acting The correspondents little
image was given for BEST Circus
Of the Year Reason for Rae's Is
a secret until tonight at the pre-
sentation ceremony around mid
night.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
United Council
Church Women
Elects Officers

New officers for the United Coun-
eli of Church Women. who will as
sumo duties beginning next month.
have been elected. Mrs. Gloriana
Bayly is the new president. Vice
president is Mrs. Vera Sterling; Sc
cretary, Mrs. Edith Ladd: trca-
surer, Mrs. Dorothy Sands.
The election tcok place at the
session of a meeting held last Tues
day. beginning at IL am. at the
First Presbyterian Church.
After luncheon, the meeting con-
vened at lis and main speaker
for the afternoon was the Rev. FL
guero Of FL Salvador Methodist
Church who spoke On the topic
Migrant Workers and tod Of his
personal work sith the Puerto RI
can miRans workers in this coIn-
try.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
BY DORoTHY RAYMER

Lee Albert is a quiet, modest
woman. petite and unassuming,
except when she is excited about
art. Then she darts around like
"a small wren filled with en-
thusiasm at nest-building time,
Some of this flash is evident in
the paintings done in oil by Mrs.
Albert. They are now on display
at the Harms, Studio, 220 Duval
street, and will be for one more
Week.
She is fascinated by the tone
of light in Key West scenes. m
the studio window is an oil Of a
|poinciana tree in all its flaming
beauty. 1t should entice tourists
to stay through May just to see
the blooming which she has
faithfully reproduced There's a
charming figure in the picture
too, a little colored girl pulling
IA small laundry wagon. There is
a significance in this inclusion.
IIt marks the entrance lof Artist
Albert into a now niche of de-
velopment Preyiously she
painted only landscapes with no
figures
Studying the painting of an oil
labeled. 'Ffangipani Tree" it is
interesting 10 those who know
her former work, to note that
this particular scene marks the
time when she began adding her
own touches 81 expression while
still influenced BY art classes
which she attended. It's a COM
blnation 81 the dreamy quality
absorbed from instruction and
the budding of individuality. The
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29

song, iSloW Poke.
Second place went to Kristina
Dopp, petite junior miss who
played piano, Third prize was
awarded While Ward, who took
the spotlight at the recent Lions
Club minstrel and was applauded
hast night with equal enthusiasm.
He sang without accompaniment
and had the audience begging for
more after has rhythmic Blood
Shot Eyes" and "Shorty'ss Gotta
Co
The show opened with master
of ceremonies Robert Dopp in
Producing the acts. First one was
the excellent Fleet Sonar School
Quintette who didn't compete for
prizes but offered their services
to get the show underway. They
make a bid for one Of the best
musical combos in the area. The
ensemble includes piano, electric
guitar, oboe and accordion. The
guitarist doubles as skilled vocal
ist.
Navy man Hugh Mccarthy, ac-
.companied by Mrs. Lillian Wueb-
bold, drew hearty approval with
his Because and another semi
classic, THE Desert Song He's a
big, good looking lad with big
voice.
Robert Knowles, pint-Sized en-
tertainer, sang "Mocking Bird
Hill" while strumming a ukelele.
Bert Roberts exhibited the pro-
fessional touch with skillfully
done harmonica solos. Hes one
man Larry Adler artist!
Don Williams garnered laughs
with his record act. Rumba
dancer in miniature was Mer-
cedes Perez who is a young
Diosa Costello in the budding
stage Soprano Kay Wuebbold
spellbound with her soprano
songs, especially only Make Be-
lieve" from '.Showboat." Shes
being married April 4 and the
quality in her voice was full of
that certain tone Of happiness.
Ballet duo, Rose Yates and
Sandra Owens proved to be
'graceful-stemmed little American
Beauties with matched perfec-
tion.
Victor Larsen, Jr., winner, and
Klistina Dopp, second place, fol-
lowed. The Judges awarded
prizes on natural ability, poise
and presentation. The judges we're
Anna Clare Topsniller and Mrs.
Kathryn Logan
Rumba speciality was offered
by Mirta Marcsma in ruffled cos
tune and with unruffled calm as
she went through the intricate
routine, June Weech displayed
naive charm singing .Daddy's
Little Girl.
After interrnission the Quin-
tette played How Deep Is The
Ocean, and My Blue Heaven,
for the appreciative audience.
A lad wh~ has a world of talent
and beautiful clear Irish voice
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
IOrgd'. Reciiat
| At st. PauI's
Church Tuesday

The third organ recitalsin a Len
ten Series will be given at Saint
Paul's Episcopal Church on Tues
day evening, April 1st, beginning
promptly at 7:30 O'Clock.
Charles r. Roberts, the recital
organist, viii play Parts. One and
Three Of the program, assisted by
Billy Roberts, II year old High
School Senior. who will play Part
Two of the concert.
Tuesdays program Of organ mu-
sic viii include favorite compost.
tions by Bach, Schumann, Schu.
bert, Sibelius, Neyiii and Handel,
with melodic gems By prominent
modern composers.
The public is cordially Invited to
attend.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29

Attending the DISTINGUISHED
gathering were Admiral Robert
Dennison.. Naval Aide to Presi-
dent Truman. General Harry
Vaughan and Comdr. Warden,
physician of the Presidential
yacht, 'The Williamsburg"
The guest roster also included
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Otto, Mrs.
E. L. Newton, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Maitland Adams, Mat Connolly,
Paul Keiffer and Miss Blanche
Daniels Of Boston, Mass.
Miss Daniels is a houseguest
Of Mrs. SnidoW.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
.OUICK DESSERTS"
ON COOKING GROUPS
MONDAY PROGRaM

Quick Desserts" is fhe sub.
iecf d the special interest cook
ing group which viii meet next
Monday morning, March 81.
The group will gather al The
home Of MRS. Charles Little. 1919
Flssier Avenue ~ 10 am.
Discussion and demonstration
are part Of the instruction.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29

". f. w. home, 8 pm.
Meeting, Elks Lodge, EIks club,
8 pm,
FRIDAY, APRIL A.
Meeting, Key West Amateur Ra.
dio Club. National Guard Ar
mory, 1880 pm
Meeting. Officers Club, Fern
Chapter No. Il. Order Of East
ern Star, s pm.
Meeting. knights of Pythias.
Pythian Hall. 728 Fleming
St., 8 pm.
Meeting. Alcoholics Anony,
nous. First Presbyterian
Church, 3 n. nj.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29
CONCH
CHOWDER
by RAYMER

Gosieh ChoWder Tag
Rear Admiral S. S. Murray came
to tie fore al the SubRun Four of
ficers' party and minstrel show.
He's al least six feet four inches
in height and when / was trying to
locate Comdr. Walter Schlech in
the erCHd. t'SuRshinen just stood
up on his tees a little, sighted out
over the waves of party-goers and
spotted Wally for me. Admiral
Murray turned out TO be cordial
man with goodsportmanship as one
OF his top qualities. He chuckled
heartily over the parody, In My
Murray Submarine, and Stayed
tEe crowd with his response to the
gift of a flower-lei presented by
Dotty Carroll, wife of Comdr. Ro-
ert Carroll. the Amberjack's c. o.
Here's the promised ditty, take
off on April Showers sung during
the minstrel troupe's show with a
sprinkle of real rain coming down,
dampening nothing but the patio
floor:
ssoh when New London comes
south TO play.
We gel out SUNSHINE from day
to day.
And when its raining, have no
regrets, Because it isn't raining
rain, you know.
IT'S raining AIGUELETTES.
tmuch laughter on that line.
And when you see clouds OF old
brass hats. Therell be crowds Of
Democrats.
So here's TO CONVEX BAKER
and those it brings down south.
We hone to see you next year. :.
WELL SHET MA MOUFl
THE LAUGHS WENT ROUND
and round again as the show went
on with Capt. Diamcnd Dropp
sparkling as an endman and Capt.
Red Shirt Davis deviling with
smokey lines as he chewed big
cigar. ! wonder if he'll wear that
screaming crimson with the .b biz
blue dots on it to the beach? S.
Capt. and Mrs. sialen Durski and
Capt. and Mrs. Truesdell were en-
Iloying the evening as were State
Representative Bernie c. Papy,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maitland Adams.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. ]. X. Fores-
man. Major and Mrs. Charles Bar.
rett and scadsiof others. So thank
YOU WalIy and Helen Turner. And
special thanks to Comdr. G. Nj.
Reeves and 1t. Tom MacClean
who helped me identify some OF the
blackfacc comedians. Scenes to
remember: Capt. Drops pink
toed shoes. Mike Jacobs cross
over with wand Of pussywillow. !.
Barbara Schlech and companions
delivering punch lines with no pun
ches pulled. and 1t. Lill's inya-
sion Of the feminine contingent in a
Faulkner suit. Just like the plan
tcr's wear way down at Natchez.
He otta be in movies. And the par
" gathering later at Polly Carbo-
nell's with Jim Duffy renewing ac-
quaintance with Yggy whom he
knew ten years ago.
BACK FROM EUROPE is jaime
Porter Kirke with a miniature
black poodle named Valentino.
That's my land Iady's name! It's
also the title of song which Mau-
rice Chevalier sang at the Copa CT.
ty season ago with wild acclaim.
Marshall Gorham of New York
escorted JEANNE and myself to q
local bistr0 after visit to the
Raul Garcia's and overheard two
ladies at the lounge as they saw
me come in say, She's the. one
that writes all the gossip don't
write il ALL. i wouldn't dare!
When is a sigh not sigh when
its AMinton'' and that's the
worst line Of the week. Little Jill
Waller was four years cid on We'd
nesday, SO happy belated birthday.
and birthday greetings in ad-
vance TO Jim Read who has his OF
M0fsdav March ~ T..f ..n.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29

friends Of the Couple are cordial
" invited to attend the cere-
mony and the reception.
Miss WuebboId is well known
in the city as singer and pops
ular entertainer at civic affairs
rs well as at the YMcA-USO
Her birth place was ST. Louis,
Mo.
The groom-to-be is from Saco,
Maine. He Is stationed mere with
the navy aboard the USS Cut
lass.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29

A pound of broccoli will make
three or four servings. Cool the
broccoli in a skillet in small
amount Of boiling saited water
and then serve with q Drowned
butter sauce.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-29

Quick luncheon dish: mix canned
small onions with crcamssa ailce and
top with crisp bacon. Serve with
buttered green peas and baked
yams.