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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
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Given Foundation

Centrevi!le, Nd. R-fhe bulk OF
the 200 million dollar estate OF
George Monroe MOffett, head OF
vast corn and starch empire, viii
go TO tie WI itehall Foundation, an
organization that helps students Ga
through college.
I'll g will of Moffett, WHO started
as a day iaborer, was probated
l.ere Tuesday.
His WiG0W, Mrs. Odette Fdl'er
FEEDER Moffctt is granted So $50
yearly IRON Il re million dollar
trust fund, and It's brother AID
sister, James A. Moffett. chairman
of the board OF the California Oh.
Co., and Mrs. Helen NJ. Barker,
will receive $1,000 annually from
a $500, 900 fund.
One son, James A. Moffett IL,
of Glen Head, Long Island, N. Y,
receives all tangible personal prop
erty not otherwise disposed Of. His
other son, George NJ Moffett Jr.,
now in France, did moi receive
any grants, but the will said lie
already had been provided for.
Moffett died last Dec. q in New
York City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

behind them. These boys
have been far across the
seas doing a hard, dirty,
bloody job a job of de-
tense for you.
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Interesting Notes

The San Francisco earthquake OF
April 18, 1906. cost 700 lives
Tie Department of Commerce
and Labor was created by Act of
Congress Feb. IA, 1903.
The District of Columbia was orr
ginally 100 square miles and was
taken from the states Of Maryland
and Virginia
The Articles of Confederation,
though adopted by the Continental
Congress in 1878, were not ratified
by all the states until 1881.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Priority List Is
Needed For Govt
Investigations

WASHINGTON R-The Senate
Investigations subcommittee has
so many inquiries into alleged gov
ornamental misdeeds on its hands
that it is going to establish pri-
ority listing.
Chairman Hoey D.-N. c. told
reporter Tuesday he will call his
group into session this week, pos
sibly Thursday, to decide the order
in which to conduct these public
hearings:
/. A study of a quick s., 800, 900
profit realized by former Rep. Rob
ert E. Casey and associates on a
500, 900 investment in war surplus
oH tankers. Hoey said the case
''is so complex we will have TO
take il up section at time. ;"
2. The part played by Rep. Boy
kin ID. -Ala.) in interceding with
the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration (RFC) in behalf of gov
eminent loan seekers.
3. RFC loans in which Mrs. Flo
Bratten. secretary to Vice Presi-
dent Barley, and Charles f.
Shaver, former Senate empl0ye,
have acknowledged they interced-
ed in behalf Of friends.
d. The handling Of war surplus
sales under supervision of Jess
Larson, career government off
cial. Larson himself demanded the
investigation after the st. Louis
Post-Dispatch criticized the 1948
sale Of California aluminium
plant to Landulant- florence Corp,
involving what the newspaper said
was $4,000 in fees to Frank Ma
than. Nathan, who is under House
investigation. has said he got $57,-
in fees. He and Larson denied any
improprieties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
.~i}I.eat@ llssh~s,:
Patrol Will Add
Two Bloodhounds

, TALLAHASSEE lPLThe Florida
Highway Patrol is planning to
bring it's law enfOr cement up TO
date with walkie-talkie radios
but it's not overlooking the old
fashioned bloodhound.
At the same Cabinet meeting
Tuesday al which Patrol Director
II. N. Kirkman was given per
mission to buy $1,000 worth OF
walkie-talkie equipment, he put IN
an enthusiastic word for blood
hounds. Both the dogs and the ra-
dos would be used by the patrol
when it has to get off the highway
and into the wilderness in pursuit
of lawbreakers or escaped Grim
inals.
The Cabinet told Kirkman TO go
ahead and look into the possibility
of buying a couple of blOodhounds
TO try out on an experimental
basis.
While on the subject Of the pa
troll, Gov. Warren commented that
the 12-hOur shifts worked by the
patrOlmen are almost inhumane.
Director Kirkman agreed but
said nothing much can be done to
shorten the hours unless the patrol
gets a bigger appropriation at the
next session Of the Legislature. The
governor said he hopes ii will.
OverWorked or not, the patrol
had good 1851 report to submit
10 the Cabinet. Ii made Sails ar
rests during the year in cOmpari-
son with 1926 the year before.
Written warnings totaled 26,512 in
comparison with l2,702 in 1850.
Al the same meeting, the Cabi-
net approved spending $4,000 on
a seaWall to protect the Ringing
Art Museum at Sarasota.
1t okayed a proposed $120, 600
bond issue to help finance h0spi-
tai and health center for Madison
County. The bonds still must be
validated by the courts.
Sitting as the State Board of Edu-
cation, the Cabinet agreed to give
extra financial help to six counties
whose school enrollments have shot,
up more than 10 per cent since
last year. The counties are Bre-
ward, Broward, Collier. Flagler,
Monroe and Okaloosa.
Tribute was paid two former
state officials who had buildings
named after them. One of the hon
0red men, former Supreme Court
Justice j. B.. Whitfield, is dead.
The other, retired State Treasurer
w. V. Knott, was present to hear
the Cabinet name the buildings.
He is SO.
The old Supreme Court building
in Tallahassee-used by the ST.
preme Court for many years be-
fore 1t moved into new struc-
ture--was named for Whitfield. A
building erected for the state by
the City of Tallahassee 10 years
ago was named the Knott Build
ing. Plaques bearing the names
will be placed on the buildings.
A plan under which county school
boards may buy tires at reduced
rates by having the state do the
purchasing was approved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

several seasons. II will be filmed
by Columbia this month with Char
les Boyer in the stellar spot.
Brightest comedy role in his zoon-
ing career goes 10 Richard Erd-
man. Margaret Writings young
sister, Barbara, has been set for
a comedy role in Rainbow Round
My Shoulder. Lana Turner will
star in interrupted Melody" one
Of the great dramatic true stories
of our time. Marjorie Lawrence,
on whose life the film is based,
will do the vocal recordings for the
musical sequences. Elizabeth
Taylor's next film will be "The
Girl Who Had Everything. Apro-
pos titling, mmmmmm?. :. .MGM
will produce the Broadway myst-
cry comedy Remains To Be Seen
in lavish technicolor. Starring role
goes to Debbie Reynolds. High
Iron" trailroadese for main line)
is scheduled as one of the big pro.
auctions of the year. Drama of the
men who keep the nations trains
rolling. George Murphy has be-
en- made a colonel on the staff of
Louisiana S governor. Robert Ia
ylor has been invited to serve as
started for the 1852 Powder Puff
Derby. Katy Hepburn is having
trouble keeping her poundage up to
ITO because of her athletic pre-
parations for Pat And Mike. :.
Each of Mario Lanza's pictures
has produced a spectacularly sell
ling record by the star. His new
pic, Because You're Mine" will
have three songs to surpass both
proceeding hits. say the experts
at MGM. They're Because You're
Mine, "The Lords Prayer and
the old fav0rite, Granada. -" The
latter is the finest recording ever
h'"oe oy i-aIiHa: s.r., s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
The
Soufhernmost
Come,
BY
Cherries Duerkes

Time was when business folk
framed the first bill taken in on
opening day and hung il upon the
g. III Came day when many
framed the last large sized dollar
bill remember them?b
That abbreviated piece OF green
paper held an expensive prophecy
wi'hin its slrunken borders. The
value of the dollar has diminished
IN proportion TO the size OF the
Paper. 70 frame bill today is
something Of an extravaganza.
| have never framed any money
To hang upon TIE wall Esquire gals
are much more decorative. But
I've tackled up a penny postcard,
for Aud Lang Syne. 1t serves to
remind me of the halcyon days
when | rode the subWayS for
nickle, paid a dime for special
delivery stamps and two pennies
ior newspaper 1t reminds me
that the government once trusted
us to the extent of paying our in
come tax when il was due in
stead OF taking il out Of our pay
FIR advance.
People are inclined to return dis
irnst with distrust Like wonder
ing what happened TO the billions
Of dollars lin small sized bills)
held out Of pay enyeloped for soci-
Il security and old age pensions.
II amt laying uD there in Wash
i1gtOn in a vault, cousins.
co. Maybe part Of il went to for
- eign countries as aid, so they
could manufacture goods to sell to
Russia and China. Or TO supply the
~ rsmy with suSpender buttons. .
A..s. This is an age of gadgets, an
: age of miracles. With all due res
pect to science, gadgets and their
blessings TO mankind,
: there are times when | feel that
progress has got just a bit out Of
hand. Recently | read where some
eminent gentleman opined that IA.
dos, clocks and telephones we're
q tie prime cause Of the nations ul.
=. fara ! am inclined to agree.
w. One OF my incest Christmas pre-
ssents was combination clock-ra-
Z. Gio.alarm.coffee making machine.
= You plug in the percolator. before
retiring, select station, set the
alarm on the clock and set q dial
ev-nli automatic. +" In the ayem mus
ic filters into your dreams, the cof-
fee starts TO perk and, few min
utese later, the alarm goes off in
: ease you are still in the land of
Nod.
After carefully reading the dir.
: ections, | adjusted dials and went
10 bed. ! must have set II wrong
because the thing went off two
hours hours ahead OF time and with
quite some volume. | stumbled out
OF the sack with woman's voice
yelling in my ears and started
looking about the room. My black
cat. Whiskey, leaped snarling from
bis bed and made a dive for the
radio. About that time the alarm
Went to answer il but remember
ed that do not have phone.
i tried TO stop the alarm but could
not find the button. BY the time |
iocaed my bi-fOcals the cat had
knocked the directions off the ra-
do stand and banged my noggin
retrieving them. ! finally got the
cat, the coffee and the radio quiet.
ed down and went back to bed.
The alarm rings for an hour, in
cidentally.
There is another gadget ON my
:. beautiful set, but | am not going
: to try and find out what il is,
- Samuel Taylor's hit play "The
. Happy Time, ran on Broadway
Tor nearly two years and was one
$ OF the biggest money makers in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
.Ssew AIDES, Chost 4,
Don't Discourage

NEW YORK, (lR)-Reporting it
had 10000 applications last year
from girls who wanted to be ste
wardesses, America. AirlineS no
ties that the average stewardess
walks 1873 miles up and down air
plane aisleS during a year. hand
les 386 children and pours $3.50
cups of cot. zee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

l.Rth.tk !.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Defense is your job, too!

TyIIs is DAY DREAMS COME TRUE for the return
ing Korean War veterans pressing against the ships
rail and for their loved waiting on the dock The
counted days of waiting over the nightmare of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
News Briefs

The State flower of Arkansas,
25th state admitted into the Union,
is the apple blossom.
Biologists say that the mountains
of Tasmania are older than the
Alps. Andes or Himalayas.
In the 1851 New York State Leg.
islature the Republicans had a to.
tai majority of 80 in both houses.
In 1947 the United States hit an
all-time high in cotton textile ex-
ports of ass, OO9, 900 square yards
-
1t has been estimate that it will
.'llsssisf aaEbts,Isi.s, 's
being made in the sky survey now
underway at the Palomar Obser-
vatory in California
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

ON Wirephoto
PRE- TTY. BESJANGLED
KATHERINE JOHNSON. Is
(above), and her husband, John
Davis, Is, who met just before
the ceremony. were married in
an elaborate gypsy wedding at
Ormond Beach, Fla. John is
the son of Mike Davis, King"
of Romanian tribes in Florida.
The marriage had been arrang-
ed by their fathers more than
ten years ago. Gypsy custom,
"'id the brides father, demands
that the bargain be carried out.
AraIly ssttired, gypsy notables
came from an over Florida and
other states for the big day.
bringing many gifts for the
bridal pair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Not So Old

Customer Ten years ago
only had to pay ten cents pound
for these prlnes.
Grocer - Not these pruneS. The
Sc are less than seven years old.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

REP. TOM STEED D-Okla.),
sacIy contemplates the new
style serving of bean soup in
the House restaurant in Wash
ington as congressman gather
ed for reconvening Of the
House and Senate. When the
Oklahoma Democrat fl Wash
ington after adjournment II
weeks ago, two bits bought a
trimming bowl Goreground) OF
the traditional headliner of the
House menu, but now a serv-
ing comes in a boys size oat-
meal bowl (backgroundD. And
coffee is now 10 centS-not
nickel as in the past.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

But defense your job too 1t is your job to help
Americas economy strong and dependable these
men have made her military power And your job can be
not OILY easy but rewardng lid financial security for
you and family. just buy United States Defense
Bonds. Buy them and buy them regularly For your
bonds and other forms of saving can make America
strong And in this warning world strength is Americas
sTest guarantee of peace.
So sign up for bonds through the Payroll Savings
Plan where you work the Bond "A Month Plan where
you bank For your security and your countrys too buy
u. S. Defense Bonds regularity
Evening star., 1952-11-10
TV. Arlington Only!

l-$37o.95 Motorolo II" Console,
$zss.ss
l-$32o. .o5 MotoroIo l7y Console,
s7ss.ss
1-S35o.o5 MotoroIo n" Blonde Console,
$279.s5
l-S3oo.o5 MotoroIo II" Blonde Console.
$zz9.35
1-S23o.o5 Motorolo II" TobIe Model,
$i7s.oo
l-$25e.e5 MotoroIo II" Console,
I-S33e. .o5 PhiIco 20" Console S249.oo
1-S38l.o5 PhiIco n" Console $295.00
l-$2l2.5o Portfolio IA" TV--$l59.o0
Arlington-Lower Level
Evening star., 1952-11-10
1852 Refrigerator
Floor SAMPLES 4.

l-$3oo.e5 Admiral Refrigerator, 9-eu.
tt.
l-$5o9.95 Admiral Dual Temp Refrio-
orator, l2-eu.-ft. ----,---$399.00
l-$46e.e5 Admiral Dual Temp Refrio-
Arlington Level
Evening star., 1952-11-10
3-$2Oo.o5 Eosy
Spindriers
81

1852 demonstrators with double tub
action, automatic spin rinse. Damp
dries, gets laundry ready to iron.
/ in Arlington-Lower Level =
3 In ashington-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Arlington Only
Radios and Record
Players
z-$24e5 Emerson Toble Model Rodios,
$i4.oo
2-$3eo5 Admiral Tobie Rodios. $500
I-$l7.95 Motorolo TobIe Rodo- ---$i2.oo
l-$2e.e5 Emerson Toble Rodio- $500
l-$4e.e5 Edueroft 5-spsed Record PIoy-
l-$l2e.e5 Zenith 2-spsed TobIe Com
binotion, as is ----------------$49 $49.00
Arlington Only
l-$l2s.5o Youngstown Double Bowl, 49,,
steel sink -------------------$77.0o
2-$l2s.5o PolIey Sinks, ~" ---$6e.oo
Gas Ranges
3$lee.oo Detroit Jewel Gas Ronees.
7-$25e.5o Moeie Chef De Luxe Cos
i-$7s4.e5 Toppon Be Luxe Cos Ronoe.
l-S34e.e5 chon,ber Cos Ronoe, $z7s.oo
l-$l5e.e5 Magic Chef Gas Range. 30"
l-slos.e5 Estote Aportment-size Cos
Ronoe ------------- $500
Washinrton- -Annliance Store
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Q-$Qo.o5
Speediboker
Gas Ranges
go

Apartment size, fully insulated oven
With heat regulator, pull-out broiler.
automatic top lighting.
8 In Neutrality-suspicious. Store
3 In Arlington-Lower Level
Evening star., 1952-11-10
RecOssGlitiO1ted
Electric
RefssSgefNtOTs

Z Refrioerotors, 5 Gu. #. --------$37.oo
z Refrieerotors, s GU. #. ---------$4s.o0
3 Refrieerotors, Gu. #. ---------$57.00
Refrigerator, 7 Gu. #. ---------$5s.0o
z Refrieerotors, s Gu. #. ---------$65.oo
I Refrigerator, 5 Gu. #. ---------$2S.o0
Washington Appliance Store
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Miscellaneous

l-$34e.75 Frioidoire Air Conditioner, "
HIP. demonstration model --------$26s.o0
l-$42e.e5 G.E. Home Freezer, II Gu.
#. demonstrotor
l-$399.o5 G.E. Electric Dishwosher-
Combination, denonstrotor ------$z95.0o
l-s5se.e5 Youngstown Electric Dish
$289.oo
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Evening star., 1952-11-10
RecO1sditiO1sed
TfUde.i1e
TeIea,iSiO1e

| MotoroIo TV TobIe Model, lo'', $500
] MotoroIo Toble Model Tv, l2h", $I4.oo
$74.oo
| Emerson Toble Model TV, l2k". $4,000
I Emerson Toble Model TV, l2h", $500
PhiIeo Toble Model TV, W., $47.oo
&c TobIe Model Tv, l2"- -$z7.oo
Famous Moke Console Tv, l2"- $500
I Dumont ~ Combination, TO-" $1,000
Fonous Make Toble Model Tv, nv.
$500
Admiral l21z" Console N $500
Emerson Console TV, l2h"- $500
I Fomous Make TobIe Model TV, Nv,
$4,000
! Emerson Toble Model TV, lo", $500
! Emerson Toble Model Tv, lo". $1,000
! PhiIco TobIe Model Tv. l2h", $500
Westinghouse Toble Model TV, l4",
$47.oo
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Evening star., 1952-11-10
IS N TobIes
1893 ca.
Perfect for table model televi-
sions. Choice Of mahogany or
walnut finished.
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Walt, Base Cabinets
and Sinks

$3.50
15-$3l.5o Wall cobinets, 1890,
o-S57 o5 Corner Woll Cobnets- $500
1851 80 Bose Cabinets with tops 5x36"
$500
l5-$56oo Bose Cabinets with tops 1896"
$500
lO-$72.45 Bose Cobinets with tops 3Ox36"
$500
Neutrality-suspicious. Store,
Arlington-Lower Level
$1,000
l-$l3e.e5 Youngstown Cabinet Sink, 54",
$500
l-$l2s.e5 Youngstown Cobinst Sink, 49,,
$77.oo
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Radios, Record
Players Reduced
More Than 3O%

i-$34e5 Philco Portable Rodio $500
1-S40.75 Fomous Moke Toble Radio, blond
1-$32.e5 Emerson TobIe Radio, wood
l-$2o.o5 Motorolo Toble Rodio- 100
l-$49.o5 Phileo 3-woy Portable Rodio,
$z7.oo
l-$2o.o5 Emerson 3-woy Portfolio Rodio,
$500
5-$3oo5 6. E. Clock Rodios- S77.oo
1855 Emerson Personal Portfolio
Rodo $I4.00
l-$24.o5 MotoroIo Portfolio Rodio $l4.O0
1-$32.o5 Emerson Clock Rodio- $500
2-$27.50 Portable Record Pioyers with
carrying eose Si7.oo
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Floor Samples Gas,
Electric Ranges

3-$lee.e5 Detroit Jewel Cos Rqnoes,
$fl5.o0
z-$llo.oo speediboker Gas Ronee.
$500
$4,000
l-$4OS.75 De Luxe Friodoire, Double
Oven Electric Ronoe -------$34s.oo
l-S34o.75 De Luxe Frioidoire Electric
Ronoe --$289.00 90
Lower Level-Arlington
Evening star., 1952-11-10
3$28o.Q5 Admiral
1852 TobIe N
1929

Have q large 20-inch screen and built
in radio that has q fine tone. A real
price slash, so hurry!
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Arlington-Lower Level
Evening star., 1952-11-10
4-$234.o5 Murray
Gas Ranges
100

Fully equipped with full-size insulated
oven, accurate heat control, automatic
top lighting. 40-in. wide, white porce-
lain finish.
Washington Store
Arlington-Lower Level
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Floor Samples
A1'Ii1sqtO1s Store

l-$23e.e5 Bendix Automatic Electric
DIVER $1,000
l-$35e.75 Ftieidoire Food Freezer, e-cu.
IT, $ZS9.Oo
l-$42ee5 G.E. Food Freezer, lieu. IT,,
$269.0o
l-$l3e.75 Frioidoire Electric Dehunid-
itier $SS.VV
ArlirOfny1-Ynwer TAvel
Evening star., 1952-11-10
RecO1sCli ClifiOaeed
Electric Washers

8 Wrinoer-type Washers --------$IS.U0
5 Wrineer-type Washers --------$lS.0o
4 Wrineer-type Woshers --------$z9.o0
Wrinoer-type Washers --------$39.O0
4 Wrineer-type Washers --------$49.O0
Wrineer-type Washers --------$z4.oo
Spinner Washers -------------$is.o0
Spinner Washers ------------$ZS.0o
4 Spinner Washers ------------$4s.oo
Spinner Washers ------------$5s.oo
Spinner Washers -----------$69.o0
4 Apartment Washers ------$l2.oo
z Eosy Whrldry Apt.-sze Washers $500
! Hot Point Automatic ironer 5000
Washington Store
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Two tub action. One washes
while the other spins clothes
damp dry, most ready for the
iron. Does q weeks wash in less
than an hour.
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1952-11-10

3-36Z.45 MotoroIo
Console N
*259
Have 17-inch screen and are styled
with smart-looking half doors. Hand
some in beautiful fruitwood.
2 In Neutrality-suspicious. Store
l in Arlington-Lower Level
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Electric Ranges

2-$36e.o5 Westinghouse De Luxe Electric
Ronoes $259.0o
l-$364.95 Hotpoint De Luxe Electric
Range e-------------------$249.00
l-$25e.50 Westinghouse Semi-de Luxe
l-$39e.95 Frioidoire De Luxe Electric
Ronee Recommendation
l-$l5e.o5 Hotpoint Aportment-siz EIec-
trie Ronee -----------$s9.oo
Washington Appliance Store
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Floor Samples,
Des1tO1eStrUtOfS
Easy Washers,
IrO1eef'S

De luxe Eosy Spindrier Washers,
1852 models --------$l39.o0
De luxe Eosy Spindrier Woshers,
1882 models -------------$l5s.oo
Eosy Spindrier Washers, 1852
models $4,000
+$2o4.e5 Eosy Automatic Ironers,
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Arlington-Lower Level
Evening star., 1952-11-10
7-$43q.95 PhiIco
Refrigerator
s239

lO-cu.-ft. size with doors, automatic
defrost. Has covered crisperS,
easy-out ice trays. Demonstration.
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-23

Let Me Down
The Veto cites Sat u CI-t
met last week a. me home d
Mrs Laura II Pilnce. They as
cusSed preparations f.. q fashion
how some time - early April
Mem Ders present We, Ne~5ameS
Z. McKISssck. P Bel r. WI
4ams l john and ( Gesns
The Les Petiies met al the
home Of Lynn Brisker and form.
ulsied plans 10 GO bowling.
Those present were Misses Al
IBERIA Christian. LuYlene Mar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-23

The Les petites Social Club
gave q post ST. Valentine party
a. the home Of DORIS WALTON.
Guests included Mack Wagner.
Luriene Martin. Alberta Chris
tian. Johnny Martin. Louis and
Eugene Pettis. Colleen Jones.
Elmer Whitaker Oles snd
Juanits Cranberry.
Ms l. eta McC.a-n res entity
fetU mes from & SIX weeks vacs-
ton 2 SoJn CarolIne and Flori-
Cd Hear that Cpl Sam Don
oaop NON singing Cupid don /
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-23
V,esf 8-tfiIe Road:
living WITH JANk \
BY JANEsE \. PRINCE

D! -HAN -
tin. Doris Walton. Janese Prince.
Johnny Martin conszello Law.
renee.
Ms Z Lindsay q $50 Los-
sire. Was hostess FRIDAY 10 the
Say S4s,e S9.al Club Attend
ne Were Mesdaraes r Williams
D Glenn and J Mcdonald
Hea. that Sergeant Gus S;epp,
supposed 10 ship on; 10 Korea
me'ime soon Kine Handy
IS ge,lns SCI 10 receive his arm1
greetings.
A surprise for US all was
when Steve Johnson gave his
wife. Audrey. party Feb. IL.
The guests were the Sessions.
Wesley and Jessie. the Shaws.
AEiie and hubby. Chsrmaine and
Gerald entertained with their
velveiY voices. while all the
guests did something 10 add to
the fun.
Current ia among tie teen
gers seems 70 haze ia ned very
aach % Confc 'elate and Union
Fats ~ Both bot and ails
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orchids Olga j. Cranberry, who recently celeDrat
rd 2oh birthday with gala party al her home 29A4
Edison Among those present Louis j. PettIs. who
recently returned from hitch in the Navy Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Wardell Slaughter Elmer Whitaker Colleen
Jones, Dorothy Vernon, Charles Hall Pat Stevens, Mrs
Gladys Streeter George Harris, Jr Juana and Carol
The Monoree receiNe ed coolies Of oAeN gifts
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WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON:
ISAIAH 1912 Woe unto them that
s., rec shicous DEGREES ana
,bai write greVousness which
the, have prescribed. To turn
5e the needy from Judgment
ans 4, take away the rlghi from
tie poar S. my people. that wld-
ous may be Their prey and that
no, mav roh the iatherlcss
SICK AND SHUT-INS; Nina
Miles ESQ Division; Lula Smith.
1884 Medium; Florence Shell
ion. 1897 Orleans; Elizabeth
Brouehion. III w. Willis; Mary
jackson. s7s Brewster: Mary
Smiley. ll34s Cameron; J. Z.
Adams. Ssl4 18th: r. J. Ellis.
2s3 Erskine; Elizabeth Bailey.
1884 w. Grand Blvd.
III the following hospitals are
Ma earet Lee Pryos Chustln'
Solell May White, Niole
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