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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

FAIRMONT ST. NV, 1915; lge. rm
for empl. cple.; sink. stove, etc;
WHITE-Two lge. rms: new paint;
WI. w. incl; 2 or 8 adults; $50 mo
1910 CofGMBiA RD., lge. bsmt. rm.,
l;h:k.. Frigidaire, pvt. entrance. DU
NICE LGE. FRONT Ink. ROOM,
elec. refgr., gas range; on busline;
sgle.. $40; dble., $12 per week, S19
4th st. ne. FIR. 5536. 3
1343 L ST. N.W.-Large 2nd Il. front
room; equip. with range and refrig-
orator; $I2 weekly. -13
ARL., VA.-Quiet employed couple;
Light housekeeping privileges. KE,
I46o OGDEN ST. N.w.-Lovely furn.
bedrm., kitchenette. bath; quiet
lady; $50; Ao. 1926.
PVT. RESIDENCE, 3rd fir.-Single
studio rrn.. pvt. bath; cooking facil-
d ities; 81 $a5 month; ns Wo; 1879; p
Lge. rm.. kitchenette, next to bath;
range and refgr.; employed sober
adults; $40 mo. CO. S249, HU.
Uof0. -lU
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FARM 8 GARDEN

AzALEAS, all kinds, budded, soc up
S211 Sligo Creek pkwy., Tacoma
Park, Nd. ewes. and week ends.
VIRGIN ToPsoIL. Iandscapinr drive
way gravel. free estimates. Imme-
diate service. Lu. 1868. any
ToPsoM, eoc bushel s,fted peet mos
10. 2-107s and leave order. 81
LANDSCAPING. sodeing. grading. tor
soil, cement and brick work. retain.
ing walls. Hg. S295 after 9 pm. 9'
0sr RSS fSS SurSsT1 sgTns ,oeP psPP'ns N Az
A. CREEL. Distr. FIR. O67S. 10
CHERRY TREES-Double pink flower.
ing POTOMAC Basin type. sttona
Join 4. cREEI' s RiC0A PR. VDSsss oSss. sio siepS
TREE REMOVAL, S5 and up; get our
pAuL'S TREE SERVICE, 10. 5-4S7s.
bULLDOZERS, for grading excavat-
ing and land CLEARING: estimates
fIEAN HTS; casl gN. sS S5SS. ,o.,.n .,.
stone. road gravel. sand, tree re-
moylns. hauling. graoing. 10. D.
siiNSE siSNE RETAINING WALLS, dry dry or
masonry; garden wal S. stone walks
Snds S5a outside freplaces. Rockville
RHoDoDENDRoNs, 81 and up; hem
lock seedlings, 35c and up shade
An orders OF $5 or more delivered.
rockville 2275. %
SODDING. quick service, free eSti-
mates. MR.. WIENEKE. IL 6-I5lO.
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS, lawns,
1ertiliztng, trimming, spraying. roll
ing drainage system; select line Of
nursery stock. D1. SSi2. -I6
TOPSoIL-Very good. rich topsoil
TessonaS1s Tes laTns ead ca greenhouses aSsH very
FENCING about 6,0O0 running feet,
4 boards high. locust posts #.
apart, boards are white oak. All
but roughly 1000 IT. IS heavily
painted with white lead. Purchaser
must take down fence and haul
Can be seen any time at Mattaponi
Farm, Groom, No. or phone Marl-
boro 2l30 or WO. S201. -
SoRm5a SonmnFSsaHr asresi n6,2o g9od bi1esTass B. !;
Purcellyille 66l after 6 pm. 10
cow MANURE-Abcu ut 900 tons.
B. F. ANDERSON. Philomont, Va.
Phone PurcelVille 66ll after 8 pm.
ORGANIC TOP SOIL for estates by
pepper. egg plants, cabbage plants
and leading bulbs and tuber~ deliv-
cred by mail. SUPER GROW SOIL
AND NURSERY CO. Call Executive
1888 for particulars. 9s
EVERGREENS, Towering shrubs,
roses. magnolias. shade trees, fruit
trees, raspberrtes, grapes, strs swber-
ries. asparagus and rhubarb plants
Also potted plants, perennials and
ANIMALS. Complete landscape serv-
ice. If 1t is worth planting we have
NURSERY nj sEsy1 PEefs Gnd Of so1th aE wassins: Hds
ton St.. Rockville. Md. Rockville
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ApARTMENIs WANTEp

FEDERAL AGENT desires unfurn. 2.
bedrm. apt. or house In nearby Va
By March 15. Have well-behaved IL
year-old boy and excellent references
Write Box 61-L, Star. g.
APT. WANTED; NV; 3 empl. stu
dents. men; long-time arrangement;
PRIVILEGES and furn. Call AID. 603S
FREE--Landlords. applicants waiting
for our furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
houses or suhlets. Wash. Va: white
Open 4 days. Ma. 9O0l:
vicinity: 3-4 rms, bath; couple, one
child; $50. TE. 1043, 81
CLEAN, MIDDLE AGED, childless
couple Of European embassy. looking
for 1-bedroona apt; NV. section
within D. c.. line; max. rent $50
URsSGsENTf1LY RSs RREsosttjIRE HOUSES and
apis. Sales and rentals; for military
personel. Contact Base Housing Of
nee, Andrews Air Force Base, Wash,
D. c., HI. 3100. 10
2-BEDRM. APT, unfurn.; Taft Bridge
to Chevy Chase Circle; west Of Rocl
Creek; apt. bldg. or part of house
2 adults and son In jr. high: AD
CoiESSSRiED C6oiESSSRiED COUPLE, attending Il How
ard Univ, desire furn. apt: with
1877. Howard Univ, or NO. 3492. o.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country; safe. storage II
ssDs5stSs .ns No rSSms NTRN szRsSt .S HsssinE aE
co INC festab. 1906l,
GENERAL ESNEIIIOii HAULING. small movip, aa
Jobs. any time. OR. 6657 or pU
|ABC MOVING AND HAULING
Small Jobs specially; 24-hr. sery.
ice; reasonable prices. 10. $4,000
|EDnELMaNe EDnEL IAN MOVING AND srORAGr
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937: ewes, GE 14l6. 81
MOVING, HAULING
|seyen-day vi; no Job. too small: ST.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

I43e WEBSTER ST. N.w.--Eishi
rms. !! baths; q IA SedE~s; N =. III ~ J
PgSn P'm. MiRsRaLL a9Rli o1sn wArti sAarft e Co. :
zoos LEE BLvD. Falls Church. va
White BUNGALOW. Incl. OBJ washer.
radio combination, 2 hedrms- ny.
s snd iss Sin fenced s % Sset tatiIsss ysa ies7 ies9
gar; $3.50 mo. u. 3-oi0e. 20 !
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp--N.W.

COLORED--LOvELY BEDRM. ant
dresstng rm. combined: suitable fol
one refined gentleman. Ia. 07OS.
COLORED--SINGLE RM.; NV. sec.
next to bath, for refined middle q Gee
empl. person. In quiet home. DU
63O3. Qs
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ROOMS FuRNIsHeD-s.E.-s W.


CAPITOL HILL, block Library Con-
gress, opposite House ONCE Bldg.
pleasantly furnished rm. Ii. 3-29i3.
313 9Th ST. s.E.-Nice room, next
to bath; conven. transp.; 81. AT.
2iI3 ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-sinsle
rm.; 2 blocks from NayIor Theater;
1918 INDEPENDENCE AVE. S.E.-
Lovely rm. for settled woman; / blk.
70 carline, Cal. Ii. 3-S76S. %
1924 FORT DAVIS ST.-Comfort-
ably furn. sgle. rm.; conv. shop. and
transp.; gentleman pref. AK. 1928.
LOVELY TwIN-BED RIM, beaut. rest
dental sec.:. no drinking; Nv. rm.
AM and ~ privils: LU. 1-1869. -
room for couple or 2 girls; all priv
ileges: bus stop at door; 1856 e St.
Sc. II, 7-0720 after 6. all day
Sat. and Sun. IA
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
furn.. for refined. married couple:
kit. PRIVILEGES 645 L st s.w. 9s
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

ROOM FOR EMPLOYED couple: cook
ing privils.; conv. transp. Call after
6 pm. TU. 3027. p
BASEMENT: Two rooms. small kit,
suitable l.h.k.;. privils.; pvt. entr.;
pvt. bath. Call GE. 7072. %
3525 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Suitable for married cple.: home
privileges. RA. 5000. %
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KIT,PEN HOTFT
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM WANTED with refined family
BY 15-yr. .-old boy Of excellent habits,
attending woodward school. Write
Box 46-R. star, describing accomo.
dations and availability Of breakfast
andfor dinner. A -
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLORED, ONE RIM. ana kit; reas.
enable; win accept / small chile
and care for It while parents work
500 block oath st. me-. Ii. $4,000
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WESLEY HAIL

Spacious dble. rms. In remodeied. re-
dec. bldg. Running water In every
movies Recr. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu. $50-$60 1926 21st
ST. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASF1MEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
private. bath. American plan: excel
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 3566.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcens.,

ARL.. SO. 3rd sT.-smail semidet.
5-rm: home. Excellent cond. Conv.
location. Adults. s126. OK. 0SOA.
NET DIET. e-BEDRM.. conv. 70 Be-
thesda and Silver Spring; Sl55 per
MHese Hiile ase7 stSl Il 44sS 4A4fasnnes ave. Rock
NEAR N. H. ave. and Kennedy st.
kitchen; recreation room. House
sssss saERasasa q sssfslSs:
645 GALLATIN ST. N.E.-New de-
yelopment; completely furnished
Except silver and linen); 5-rm.
basement. gas heat; front porch:
Sl25 monthly; open sunday. 8 am.
BRrcK is & 7 Row HOUSE. $40 Manor Maj
rm.. with shower and toilet: gas
heat; small garden; diplomat pref.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
nf; SILVER Spring. Md: 8 bedrms;.
Aprii % Or IS Il: s $3.50 M; mo. G Can mi. Nj.
7061 for appointment. %
N: ARL.i 9 rms. ] q baths. brick:
screened porch; bsmt.,. gas heat;
benolx; cow. 70 schools ana puS;
$3.50 mo. MRS. GORDON. KE.
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS. se2s Davis
st. NV; bedrms., det. hrk., with
finished 3rd d. and rec. rm.; det.
ssMTgsss;v sv ysrd; $a50 mo; no, CONNER
aHEsABH 4NB ExoNi sT Fsc' JaEva hh spis scHAse 4se
Four bedrms.. 3 baths, powder rm.
on ist d.; finished bsmt. and ga
rage: screened-in front porch; $3.50
per mo. EM. S7S6. 10
DEF, BRICK home In nice NV.
neighborhood; master bedrm. with
pvt, bath and shower rm.. bedrms.
with center-hall bath: upstairs
screened-in porch; large liv. rn..
din. rm. and kit. with downstairs
inclosed porch; large rec; rm. with
lavatory; newly dec. throughput;
adults. Box. S4-R, Star. %
goal PARK RD.; open Sunday; con-
tains 5 bedrms. and 2 baths; rent,
5000 per mo. s. r. MARTIN AND
Z CO., Du; 536S; q Ap, 4e5S. -
bassy personnel; Cleveland Park;
owner recalled to service. WO. 0406.
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COLORED-320a PARK PL. NV
I rn1, ktts semipvt. bath: for en-
ploysd rs6ned couple. CAN after
cSLoRE6S@isI 10th ST. Ne
Front End H., bedrm.. KIT. and semi
private bath; all utils. furn.; $50 so
mo. JUSTINE REALTY CO.. 412 9Th
CoIoRED@5ssRR ssi u RszSi An UpsHuR NV,
studio apt; L ail aSS5i. gtil.; no child; sSss2 $l2
CoLoRED. ADULTS oNLY-Three
rms. semipvt. bath, newly decorated.
Cali NO. $3.50 to inspect.
COLORED. 1876 GIRAtsD ST. NV
bath. no. 7iS2. -
COLORED. NICELY FURNIsHED
APT. for refined couple or 2 men.
Cony. NV. section. GE. 41S7. --14
COLOkED,. RM.. KITCHEN and
COLQRED-TWO RMS. KITCHEN
bath. pvt. for 2 or 5 empl. adults:
may be seen bet. Ia, Sat. and SUM-;
As Rhode Island ave. M. of phone
LU. 4-l67e. --0
Evening star., 1952-03-08

HALF BLOCK CONN. AVE. AND R ST
Just remodeled: private entrance:
nail. 2I-ft. living room, front mod.
ern Kitchen, den; open fireplace
smaM bedroom. modern bath; beau.
na nanhy Iurnished; paintings. books,
TO only responsible; proper refer.
ences. Box 251-M. Star.
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FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC

FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES, INC
COLORED-143O G ST. N.E-Fol
only $l95 down and easy monthly
1-bedrm. aptsa in this co-operatiye
DRAISNER. l4O4 L st. NV, MA
S036.. Once open daily. 81; SUN.
day. 12s5. 10
COLORED-2164 FLORIDA AVE
N.W.--You can own your. own co:
monthly payments like rent. Apt.
consisting Of 2 bedrms., 1iv. rm.,
kitchen and bath. Call once OF
A. M. DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV.
MA. S036. Once open daily. 81;
Sunday, 1875. 10
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3O25 Ontario Rd. NV.

ps modsTs Ts SSSssr@a ssstP sas bsD apt .ps T.
win be completely redecorated; ex-
cellent close-in location bordering
Rock Greek Park; $175 per mo. to
Qualified adults; see janitor on
Il. g. sM1frHY rH G e., I5fsn;ss sT. $500 SSisn
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THE BROADMOOR
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TO 9
SIP CONN. AVE.

Very attrac. 2-bedrm. apt. with porch
overlooking Conn. ave-; S1l,950
HOME Ssi y'R REALTY CO., REALTORS
RE. 1887. ia. 4-0574
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BETHEsDA. MD,

BETHESDA. MD.
5601 Southwick ct. nr. Medical
Rendix washer. garage. gas heat;
$135 per mo. Call WO. 1900. -S
WE, HAVE SEVERAL well-furnished
houses in desirable locations which
may I'LL the needs Of your family. !.
Chevy Chase. D. c., 10 rooms. :
Foxhaii Village. 2 rooms. baths.
Overlook Dr., ls,- Alexandria. = rooms.
N: Columbus st.. Alexandra. 9 rooms.
Downtown. near 10th Ut. NV, 8
rooms, baths, $500.
Bethesda, Md, 5 rooms, bath. $3.50.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., INC. 736
18th st. NV, D1. $3.50. 10
FALLS CHURCH-Two-bedrm. brick
home; fireplace; well-equip. kitchen;
Lorcum lane area; 10 min. to D. C.
or Pentagon; lge. 3-bedrm., 2a-
bath brick; rec. rm.' maids rm.:
so JOSEPH W. sEAY CO.
Realtors IA. 2620
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APIS. UNfURNIsHED tcSns. J
THE CROMWELL
1915 Ogden st. NV.
EFFICIENCY APIS. sac. 80
utilities Includedl
CITE NHDC nElsTWtyr

0GG Mfk0. FG1IX
Resident Manager. Phone TU. $500
10th st. bus. or 14th st. car
TO- the $500 block brings you
within I block Of the bldg.
CHARLES e. SMITH
sos 18th NV. ST. 2646.
$40
one-bedrm. apt. In mod. apt. bldg.
bedrm.. liv. rna.. dinette, iii. and
tile bath. Mr.. s. Capitol Shopping
ADULTS ONLY
May be seen Sun. 2-5 pm. Take Az
Bus or drive to LIST and Wayne pl.
Sc. Go to foot. Of street. turn left
FIRST SHOWING
Spacious new apts.; and 2 bedroom
units, each with liv. rm., KIT, din,
and bath. Heat, hot-water; all util-
tiles furnished; all corner apts.; ad-
Joining playground; ample laundry
and storage facilities; bus at corner.
Available March Is to April /, Open
Sunday. Apply at
3201 9th ST. Sc.
Just on Alabama Ave.
DREYFUSS BROTHERS
1919 18th st. NV. MA. OS22
Sunday, 10. 2-742i S''
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CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden-type Apt. Near Boiling Field
Express Bus Service
One Bedroom $40 80
Utilities Included
4242 4tn St. s.E. 10. 2-s77e
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EURN.A ME HAoE oF ARTSi ilsEIi,NN ANp M HOUSES
AETS, WASH VA. WHITE ONLY
x1oaEp kEsrsEss ssEs ANb AsAT hEaITR sGh s5 c5
.2l5 RuPLEY BTbd. Kf. 1EE s-EfsMYs EM
Bib KING ST, ALEX, MON.-SAT.
Evening star., 1952-03-08

II you want. the best, you want soil
from the rich Patapsco Valley. HI
1904. 10
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
We have a bulldozer for rent. Call
MA. 2557. 10
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RM., with privil
762 Gresham pl. NV. AID. 0190.

coLoRED--sSs1 Idah ST. NV.
Nicely furn., warm room; settled
c%a man; q, refs. n priiyil il;T M asA SasS "A srn
RIM. for 2 ladies or cple.. eony.
transp.. 41oo rd st. nv. Oh. 7o7s.
Evening star., 1952-03-08

LONQCOPE 0UESTHOUSE
Conn. ave. and Kalofama rd. NV
sgle. and dble. rms; maid service
2021 Kalorsma I'd. NV. HO. S070.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Supt O'Bryant Addresses The High
School P.-T.A. At Initial Meeting

At the first meeting Of the Key
West High School p. T. A. Tuesday
evening, School Superintendent Ho-
race O'Bryant urged all voters to
vote yes" on Amendment l No
Vember d.
He explained that the amend
ment authorizes the state to ear
mark funds for the schools from
the car license plate taxes. Thus
the school authorities would be as
Sured in advance of state school
support in proportion equal to the
present capital outlay. One reason
for the amendment, he added, is
that it will effect an estimated saw
ing of a million dollars in interest
by so assuring the school aid in
advance so that they may borrow
at lower interest rates.
Mr.. O'Bryant was one of the
special guests of the evening intro
duced by Mrs. Robert Dopp, PTA
president. Others present were Ge-
raid Adams and Earl Duncan of
the Monroe County School Board
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Youth Center Plans For Coming Year
Formulated At Meeting Of Councils

The Youth Center is to be re-
opened with a party Saturday,
Septemh-r q, at Wesley House.
The Junior Council is in charge
of planning the program for the
affair. Square dancing and folk
games will be just part of the
fun for youngsters who attend
the party.
This event and other plans
were d Scussed at the joint meet
ing of the Adult Advisory Coun-
Gil and the Junior and Senior
Youth Councils Wednesday after
noon. AT this meeting it was an
bounced that Mrs. Ruth Wright
has consented to act as director
of activities for the coming year.
She is to be provided with an
assistant for this work.
The board authorized the pur-
chase of additional games for the
Center, These will include a ping
pong set as well as games of
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
autumn Is Theme
For Air Station
WiUes Luncheon

Naval Air Station Officers
Wives enjoyed a luncheon We'd
nesday at Aeropalms Officers
Club.
Hostesses for the luncheon
were Noreen Wortley, Louise
Mullin, Paris Robertson and Bet
y McWilliams.
Attractively covered rosters
in booklet form listing all mem
bers of the group were passed out
at the meeting. The hoStesses
presented t o the group a
linoleum block on which they had
carved an emblem for the
Wives Club. This emblem is a va
ration on the well-known conch
shell with wings used by the
men of the Naval Air Station as
their symbol. Colors for the Wives
Club are red and white.
Name tags given to the guests
on their arrival were in the form
of colorful autumn leaves, and
the table decorations carried out
the autumn theme with ears of
corn and other colored items
suggestive of the season which is
unknown to this vicinity.
Mrs. Ruth Buckley is chairman
of this group.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
USO NCCS Junior
HOSteSSeS Hold
Monthly Meeting

Vice-PreSident Shirley Torres
presided at the meeting of the USO-
NCCS Junior HoSteSses held Tues.
day at the USO Club, 1921 Duval
street.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and the roll
called by Secretary Dolores Val
dez. Servicemen's Council Presi-
dent Bill Bundy addressed the
group, and plans were completed
for picnic to be held on Septem-
Der Il at Perky, jointly with the
Servicemen'S Council members.
Ray Goulet. representing the U.
S. Naval Station Holy Name Socie.
ty, appeared to invite the girls
to a dance TO be held on Friday.
October 3.
Miss Torres announced that ev-
eryone who was interested in dra.
matics is invited to attend the
meeting of the Dramatic Club on
Thursday, September IS. when =
new play would be selected. and
casting of actors for the various
roues would commence. under the
leadership Of Dramatic Director
Don Pearson.
Junior hostesSes present included
the Misses Phyllis Blat,i. Jane All.
len, Amelia andy Margaret Acos.
IA, Mildred Diaz, Janice and Lee
HsSsett, Dora and Yolands Garcia,
Frances Pons. Shirley Torres. En-
eida Roche. Carol Sabin, Dolores
Valdez, Clara Armayor. Grace
Gonzalez, Chris Sanchez and Olga
Brost.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
QUICK DESSERT

This dessert will easily serve six
people and can be made with any
fruit that is suitable for pies. !
have used canned cherries. frozen
blueberrieS, fresh and frozen peach
eS and canned pie apples. You pre-
pare your fruit as for a pie using
only about half as much sugar and
no flour or thiekening.
Light oven and set for 400 de.
greeS. Place 81 stick OF oleo.mar-
garine in baking dish and put m
oven TO melt while you mix your
batter.
Combine - cup flour. % cup su-
gar, 2,S cup milk and ? teasponos
baking powder stirring till il forms
a thin batter. When cleo in baking
dish has melted. pour the bat.
ter right in with il. Then arrange
prepared fruit on top Of the batter
and place in oven. Bake for IS min.
uteS.
This Cobbler is delicious servet
bet - ccl6, Fl&IG ~ wlk SEssTz Q.
ice cream.
When you make Il you viii thirl
II has too much uleo or the bate,
x Too th,n bUt "A ait till 4 has ~
cd and you viii see how dehco-
"a.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Box Supper Held
By Medic-DentaI
Group Cay Affair
Citizen Staff Photo

The mid-weekly, mid-monthly
party of the Navy's Medical and
Dental group took the form of a
hilarious box supper held at the
Seaplane Base swimming pool
Wednesday evening.
A prize for both quantity and
quality was won by the nurses who
packed their combined contribu-
tionS in a huge decorated clothes
hamper. The prize for the most
original box decoration was won
by Mrs. F. L. Bergquist. Prizes
were cartons of beer.
The outgoing chairman of the
group, Mrs. Thenton Boaz, was
presented with a beautiful cOconut
shell boat made by Mrs. Bruce
Bradley. The new chairman is Mrs.
John Cheffey.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18

and Joe Boza of the board of trus-
tees.
The A faculty members of the
school were introduced by Princi-
pal E. o. Schweitzer, who noted
that three new members have been
added to the staff to keep pace
with the growth of the school and
with pupil needs.
After the introduction the guests
spent an informal hour of fellow
ship in the Senior High Patio,
where they enjoyed plentiful re-
freshmentS provided by the hospi-
tality committee of the PTA.
Members of the hospitality COM
mittee are: Mr.. and Mrs. L. e.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Kellar Wat
son, Mrs. Dorothy Sweeting, Mrs.
Marion Pritchard, Mrs. Anna Cor
mack, Mrs. Hilda Mcmahon, Mrs.
Dorothy Claxton, Mrs. Florence
Key, Mrs. Anna Gates, Mrs. Fay
Dickens, Mrs. Eula Sawyer, Mrs.
Elizabeth Singleton, Mrs. Dorothy
Knowles, Mrs. Alice Roberts, Mrs.
Gerry Pinder, and Mrs. Irene
Brooks.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18

parchesi, monopoly, and others.
Tentative plans a-e for the be-
ginning of an arts and crafts
class to be held at Wesley House
on Wednesday aftrnoons for
members of the Junior and Sen
ior groups.
These groups are open to all
local youth and children of serv-
icemen in the vicinity. Member
ship is free. The Junior group is
for persons from II to Is years
of age, and the Senior age ex-
tends from Is to 10. The groups
meet on alternate Saturday
nights at the Wesley House, and
activities are planned to suit the
ages of the group present.
Appreciation was expressed at
the meeting for the work done on
the summer recreation program
by Mrs. Wright and Miss Mar
garet Hughes under the sponsor
ship of the Board of Education.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Hair Today And
Hair Tomorrow

Martin, Of Martin Hair Stylist,
wishes to announce the employ
ment of Mrs. Ruth A. Higgs. After
an absence of three years Mrs
Higgs is now available to offer
her beauty services to all of her
old friends and customers.
Also on our staff we have Mrs.
Thelma Holland and Mrs. Louise
Bell.
We cordially invite you to call
1893 for your future appoint
ments. Ask for your favorite
operator and have your hair set
in BEER.
Martin Hair Stylist Is located
at 921 Truman Avenue.-(Advt.)
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Business, Social
EUening Enjoyed
By WSCS Ladies

The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Ley Memorial
Methodist Church held its regu-
lar monthly meeting Monday at
7:30.
The program arranged by Mrs.
Merrill Sands featured talks by
Mrs. Charles Myers and Miss Mi
riam Carey. Music was provided
by Miss Elizabeth Rosam who
sang several solos and Mrs. Stu
art Whiting who played the or
gan.
In keeping with their custom
of choosing an "honoree" for the
month, the group selected for this
month IL year old Gail Hazapis
who is confined to her home by
illness.
The Fun Night" for quartets
which is to be held on the church
lawn Friday night was outlined
for the ladies by Mrs. Sands. The
quartets who will sing for this
occasion are from various organi-
cations in Key West, and the
event is to be open to the pub
lie.
The WSCS meeting was at
tended by Mesdames Harry Rich
ardson, Merrill Sands, Carl Rich.
Stuart Whiting, Roy Wilson, FL
don Simmons, Millou Roberts.
Charles Myers, Archie Roberts.
Charles Lowe, Rupert Bramlett.
George Peterson, Lawrence Hood,
Charles Allen, Effie Gardner, J. C.
Harrington, J. H. Brady, Lorena
Buckley, T. M. Curry, Julia Men
endez, Carrie RoSam, Elmore Ro-
sam and Albert Cruz.
Also at the meeting were Misses
Miriam Carey and Miss Elizabeth
Rosam. Guests were: MeSdames P
N. Blasingame, S. A. Belcher. A. E.
Williams, John Parker, and Rob-
ert Creek.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Lou C0rbOneU To Emcee Bathing
Beauty ShOU At EIks Club Saturday,

Fourteen of Key Vests most
beautiful girls will compete for
the title of Miss Key West 1852 at
the ElkS Clubs annual bathing
beauty contest, dance and floor
show Saturday night at the Elks
Club Annex.
Doors to the annex will open at
$3.50 p. n., and dancing to the music
of Gerald Finders Orchestra will
begin at 9.
Doors to the Annex will open at
$3.50 p m, and dancing to the mu-
sic of Gerald Finders Orchestra
will begin at 9.
At 10 p. m, the contestants viii
be presented. They will appear
first in formal wear, with each
girl walking through a beautiful
garden of potted ferns, palms and
huge baskets of flowers.
While the contestants are chang
ing from their formal dresses to
bathing suits, the audience will
be entertained by Lorraine But
Ter, dancing star of the Broadway
musical "Up in Central Park" and
by a ballet "Pizzicato Polka" dan
ced by Sandra Owens and Rose
Yates. Vocal solos will be sung by
Bob YoumanS.
Mrs. vi Ann Youmans who as
Va Ann Neblett was the first hold
er of the Miss Key West title will