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Produce Markets

ntad HaltimS5s saf.s quotations supplied by the
s aisi Asr'Hsn5e sashel DfpaEasn bsstets and
staynsns field boxes. ga inehes hansgsania up fair
New jersey Romes. ala inches up up, sa5; s.75;
winesaps, 2R inches up. 400.
Carolina. 100 il. SACKS % sebasos sesSs wsSSed sSSed
United States No. Is. 5.3S: United States
ststes so as oSa;t SIZE B. 5os; 60 per cent United
Sweet ua potatoesBusSe anslassi5sd bsskets 4s and
hampers United states No Is. New Jer-
sey goldens. washed and waxed,. 7.0o-.75
bunehes Maryland s5oSa coIosea eE4resss
iassy soo,s95: ta New ieefs jersey 1000 coiosss SAL
fancy !i few arqaRa virsinia sG extra me.
dun en, II l., to large large, 35o-4.oo; few 4.50;
Poultry Quotations.
f0ultryTGS S..tSst tsw ss1ss Ms,t e quote prices
6 loads slaughter steers and a load OF
soM aeerS n and M q Sens Loads stock cattle trading
on heifers. few early sales cows steady but
Wesht anner snd sf1 srsGe on
steady. few odd lots stock cattle steady
Iew part load and lot good and choice
good heiers 90 feW eS odd head
cows. 90 .OO-2s, 90; odd head border line
seommercial GO IN re a. and good young heifer cows,
and catters utrs msiniy SaHf 1sSo isSos
msr,cial nm,,s sSaYssse S bulls 2eOo-2s so utility
$50 pound Ongus stock calves. 500: scat,
,o1,nt, re1ed lots, lots medium and good; 40 1915
fssasr ogssd bSgsr sT 1900
good to prime yealers and light SLAUGHTER
calves. 3300-3s.0O: the tor: utility and
downward 81 ioef7. 90; occasionally Sib beioW S01o
| Hogs--1, 300; slow. scattered early sales
barrows and gifts generally 25-75 cents
oer rs eysbsb bmsbke not Sfo enoush hogs
basis Friday. sows mostly 25 cents lower
Sggsrs sF mt tt and large
ss5s ssJ :;Iss MS sSsiss pound
bounds. so7S: asosoe ns poands eSR SS7RSo 20 soo
p 30; heifers weights, 1000 down; 100
Jd9 Il m poqpsds. q ss. 19;0o-75: l4o-150 pounds
pounds, Ii. 1875: heavier weishts,
1875 down; .stags. 2.00-3. 90 discounted
sheep.~1oo; run m larrely spring lambs
ss.s7 ssS S pound S..s spring lambs =
IA 90; 5Gsy few %ssty good. s6-47 pound feed
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts. 4,023 100-pound sacks
! Wheat-Receipts, 7.46S bushels: ship
bushels: No. 2 red winter eariicky. spot.
domestic. 2.40: May. 24o: No. 3. 2.37.
ments; 10000 bushels; stocks. 1,142.0 094
oats-Receipts. none: shipments. none:
stocks, 1924 bushels
Barley-Receipts. none; shipments.
none; stocks. 1920 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, 1855 bushels: shipments.
500 bushels; stocks. S9S.S73 bushels
Soybeans-Receipts, none; shipments.
none: stocks 352 S64 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 33 tons.
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Washington Exchunqe

SALES.
Pot El Pwr com-2O0 at 1873. 100 at 15s4.
Wash Gas com-100 at 30A, so at 304.
80 at 30h ~ ~
Pot Elec Pwr com-14 at 15s4. 40 at 157..
Amer Security g. Trust-IO at 33as, ii
Garfnekei 4hcs pfd-1oo at 17s.
Pot Elec Pwr $50 pfd A at 44I4.
Garfinckel com-50 at l734.
Pot FL Pwr com-l00 at 1874, 100 at 1874.
Wash Gas com-16 at 301a.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, May 26 R.-Dividends
announced:
| Year End.
De- ctJ ~ pov
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N. Y. Curb Market
Furnished By the Associated Press,

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| BURY Biscuit
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| ICasco Prod .20g
| Cen Explor
| Cessna Air .40g.
| Claude Neon
| ColonialAirhne-
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Creole Pet Se--.
Croft Brew
CubAtlSug liza
DevoedEHay B l.
Devon Leduc O.
Dum0nt Lab A
East Gas&F L..
ElBond&Sh ssf-
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Fox p Brew -
Fuller q A -
Gen Accept l..
Gen Bldg s 20
Gerity Mich -
Giant yellow.
Glen Aid Coal
GRAY MFG L.
HollCGold lie
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Ceremony On Saturday VIII Install
New Officers Of Order Of RaitbO1v

Patriotism Joyce johnson
Service - Connie Kennedy
Musician - Billie Arnold
Choir Director - Isabelle Bar
telone
Confidential Observer - Gale
Curry
Outer Observer Francis
Saunders
The following will serve as In
Stalling Officers:
Installing Officer Yvonne
MacCardle
Installing Marshal Evelyn
Nettles
Installing Chaplain - lola Ca
mus
Installing Musician - Betty
Sheppard
Installing Recorder - Teresa
Bardwell
Members who have attained their
Majority will have the Majority
Degree conferred upon them and
will be presented with their Hon
orary certificate. Merit Bars for
services rendered will also be pre-
Sented to the girls who have earned
them, by the Mother Advisor Mrs.
Fernando Camus.
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Installation of officers of Key
West Assembly No Is of the Order
of the Rainbow for Girls will be
held Saturday evening Sept. 1S at
1870 O'clock in the Scottish Rite
Temple at Eaton and Simonton
Streets.
Members of Robert J. Perry
Chapter Order of DeMolay will
serve as escorts. Following the
service social hour with dancing
will be spent on the Temple Roof
Garden. Relatives and friends of
the girls are invited to be present.
Officers who are to be installed
include:
Worthy Advisor - Carol Dalton
Associate Worthy AdviSor-Joyce
founders
Charity - Marlene Park
Hope - Sylvia Smith
Faith - Millicent Taylor
Treasurer - Sandra Warren
Chaplain - Joan Knowles
Drill Leader - Diana Archer
Love - Pat Byrd
Religion - Pat Jones
Nature - Jackie Conapt
Immortality - Sharon Pritchard
Fidelity - Yvonne Moore
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CAR PLUNCES

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car had still not been recovered
in the rushing waters. The tide took
it out so feet from shore.
Patrolman Wilder informed Of
the accident rushed up the Keys,
followed by Sweeting's wrecker at
100 am. this morning. They work
ed until 3 am, trying to get the car
on land.
Once they succeeded when one Of
the foursome who were on the
fishing party tied a cable around
the trunk lid of the submerged
car and II was pulled up to the
bank. The Chrysler slipped off,
however, into the drink once more.
Today in daylight Sweeting en-
poets more success.
The names of the car owner, n
young woman. and her escort were
not known at this writing. nor were
the married couple on the party
with them identified by the high
way patrol or Sweeting's garage.
1t was the married couple, who US
ing their own car. drove to the
toll gate and called the highway
patrol. The young man escorting
the car owner went into the rough
water to tie the rope around the
car.
The car was in II feek Of water
early this morning. At low tide
the job of retrieving It should be
easier, Sweeting's garage said.
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Mrs. ]. b. Hartley
NelU Secretary
For Gray Ladies

The Gray Lady Corps held their
monthly coffee and business
meeting at the home of Mrs. j. A.
Inslee, Johnson street.
Chairman, Mrs. J. A. Inslee,
presided over the meeting. Mrs.
j. B. Hartley was elected as the
new secretary.
Hostesses for the Old Folks
Home for the month of Sept. are
Mrs. R. H. Morton, Mrs. J. H.
Turner, Mrs. O'Brien. Miss Eliza
beth Taylor is the new field di-
rector replacing Miss Marie Lans.
don who has been transferred to
Panama City, Florida.
Those present at the meeting
were: Mrs. E. J. McCue, Mrs. R.
H. Robinson, Mrs. r. H. Morton,
Mrs. j. B. Hartley, Mrs. H. E.
Pace, Mrs. Garcia Nettles, Mrs.
j. H. Turney. Mrs. J. P. Baillod,
Mrs. J. A. InSlee, Miss Martha
Peters, Miss Elizabeth Taylor
and Mrs. ], A. O'Brien.
Mrs. r. H. Robinson will be
hostess of the month of October
Coffee and rolls were served
and the meeting was adjourned.
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CHAMBER POLL
(Continued from Page One)


WesterS appear on the primary
slate, over 300 ballots were mailed
out, since many businessmen hold
multiple membership in the Cham
Der, and they receive one vote for
each membership they subscribe
for.
Eight new Director will be elect
ed to fill vacancies that will be
created on October 7th by Delio
Cobo, Joe Pearlman, ]. Y. Porter
w, Aquilino Lopez, Jr., Will Free
man, Curry Harris, c. B. Harvey
and Fred Miller.
Hold-over members from the
present board who will serve an.
other year are, Edwin Trevor. Vii.
liam Arnold. Neil Knowles and
Joe Pinder.
Ballots from today's primary e.
ection will be counted on Septem
Der Is. Shortly after that date, a
final ballot carrying the names
Of the sixteen persons receiving the
highest number of votes in the
primary. will be submitted to the
membership.
On October It'll. results OF the
final ballot viii be tsbulated and
the Chambers eight new board
members will be seated 4 few days
later. Of those eight. the four re-
ceiving the highest number Of votes
VIII serve for a two year term.
A special poStoffice box has been
designated as the ballot box for
this election, which viii be con
Quoted entirely by mail
The committee Of judges appoint
cd TO handle details q the election
consists OF Bob Pollock. chairman.
Jack Appel. Hoke Ho.coI5 ard
Robert Harris.
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Fleet Reserve
Auxiliary Plans
ActiUe Program

Unit 56, Ladies Auxiliary of the
Fleet Reserve Association held
their regular monthly meeting
Thursday night at their clubroomS
on Front Street. Mrs. Ella Morton,
president, presided over the meet
ing and reports given by the secre-
tary, treasurer, and various COM
mittee groups.
Mrs. Rose Schaefer is replacing
Mickey Morris as Hospital Co.
Chairman.
An active social program was
planned for this month, including
a luncheon for Sept. 10; a coffee
for Sept. Is; and weiner roast
for the Fleet Reserve members and
Auxiliary is planned for Sept. 20.
Any ladies who are members or
guests Of the auxiliary may make
reservations for the luncheon to
be held at the CPO club, Naval
Station on Sept. IS by calling Rosi-
ne Weir, 1927XJ.
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Birthday Party
Fetes Dean Tucker
On September 7

A "pinata' filled with ballons
was the highlight of the party given
for two--year-old Dean Tucker on
September Z by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Tucker, 1928
Elizabeth street. The little girls,
all sugar and spice, received tiny
dolls for favors. The little boys
didn't get puppy dogs tails, but
they did have favors which wrig-
gled, toy snakes.
Prizes in the games played were
carried off by Jimmy Pinder, Mar
cia Artman, Henry founders and
Mrs. Kay Pickter.
The small fry guests at the hap
py occasion we're Margaret and
JEANNE Albury, Yvonne Lastres,
Cathy Lu Lastres, Paul Pita,
Grady, Annette and Marlyn Skies,
Linda and Charles Moody, Christine
Barrett, Marcia, Gregory and Ron
ME Artman. Joe Beira, Henry and
Judy founders, Rosianna and
Johnnie Roberts. Virginia and Rob-
ert Rios, Gladys Monzon, Manuel
Castillo, Tina Pickter. and Cathy
and Connie Stinnett.
Adults included Mr.. and Mrs.
Anibal Cruz, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Cas-
tillo, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Albury,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Narciso Castillo, Mrs.
Kay Pickter, Mrs. Grace Pita
Mrs. Maria LaStres, Mrs. Rita Del
Villa, Mrs. Gil Shannon, Mrs.
Grady Skies, Mrs. Norman Rob-
erts, Mrs. J. Beira. Mrs. Stanley
Barrett, Mrs. Arthur Roberts. Miss
Claudina La Fe. Miss Ondina Pita,
Dominic Yaccarina, Mrs. H. Cas-
tillo and Mrs. Ramon Martinez.
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USO-NCCS CrOupS
announce EUentS
Including Supper

The Servicemen's Council and
the Junior HostesseS of the USO
Noes held joint business meeting
and social at the club last Tuesday
evening.
The group scheduled several pro-
missing events, including candle
light record dance on September
10; a swimming party and picnic
for the afternoon of September 81;
and on October 5. an ld-fashioned
box supper will precede the re-
gularly scheduled dance.
After the misunderstanding. sand
witches, coffee land cold drinks
were served by the Junior Host
esseS during an informal record
dance.
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AUTO INSPECTION
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Armed Forces and that if members
of this branch Of the service donate
blood on October s and they can
specify that il be kept for use by
their families in ease Of smergen-
cies.
After being held At the Monre
County General Hospital for Il
days al blood viii be sent to the
Miami bank and credited 70 the
Key West bank.
we hope to develop ne bank
TO such an extent that there will
always be blood and plasma avail
able" DR.. Herr said.
All organizations have been ask
Ell TO cooperate IN making the bank
possible.
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Paralysis
Mrs. Harvey was invited by
Anne Dunaway, wife of DR.. Carl
e. Dunaway of Miami, Florida,
Mrs. Dunaway is the State Ad-
visor of Women's Activities on
polio for the state of Florida and
as such will be responsible for
coordinating q panel of three
members.
Also scheduled on the program
during the 2-day conference are
DR.. E. L. Jewett, of Sarasota, who
will speak on "Where we Stand
today in Research in the field of
polio" and Mr.. William HEREFORD
of Sarasota will talk on, "What
the National Foundation means
to me-"
Among the chapters of the Ma
tional Foundation throughout
Florida, Mayor and Mrs. c. B.
Harvey are referred to as "the
team of Harvey and Harvey"
For three consecutive years the
Harveys have organized the an
nual March of Dimes Drives to
the extent that the full coopera-
ton of people of Monroe County
has meant that Monroe County
has been first in per capita con-
tributions in Southern Florida
while second In the state. One
of their drives was so successful
that the National News gave
them honorable mention for be-
ing seventh In the entire nation
In per capita receipts. The 1852
March of Dimes Drive revealed
that the amazing sum of $20,-
602.13 was raised at such nominal
expense that again National
commended the fund campaign
ors on 'job well DONE"
The efforts and the contribu
lions of all folks in Monroe
County are presently being con-
verified into care and hospitaliza-
ton for Monroe County patients
with l,olio, which in itself is
sufficiently gratifying" said Mr.
Harvey.
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PROWLER is GIVEN
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NSuhlAnueu FROM rage One)
ment inaugurated an intensive
campaign against nocturnal prowl.
erS. The City Commission earlier
had authorized police chief Joseph
Kemp to work his patrolmen over.
Tune in an effort to end the wave
of reports of providers that have
terrorized women in the city.
The situation came to a head
with the arrest of an eighteen.year-
OLD sailor, William r. Redus of the
Naval Air Station on an attempted
rape charge after he is said 10
have invaded the privacy Of a
young married couple on Caroline
street and assaulted the wife. Re.
dus is being held awaiting a pre-.
hminary hearing before Justice Of
the Peace Ira Albury.
After the Caroline street incident
eight women appeared at MONDAYS
City Commission meeting to plead
for Increased police protection.
They also presented a petition ask.
ms that Key West streets be better
lit.
However, at least one Key West
mstrun, Mrs. john Zerbe Of lo2s
Roberts Lane. tended 10 beli;tle
the wave Of terror that has sven;
over the city, saying that there
IS nothing 10 set excited about l
have lived in Key West for q
years ami ! have never been both.
cred. AL this talk about providers
IS just soaring ire lie out of young
girls Kew West has no more
prowlers than any other city in the
country"
Meanwhile Police Chief Kenn
asked the cooperation Of the citizen.
~ IN making prompt reports 81
any suspicious seclttnt &c their
nclEhoora.,<:s Aeup sad ne carr.
palSa *l- ,catA~s ant. he eon
plants crt.
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Turkey Dinner
Enjoyed By
Holy Name Group

Three Holy Name Societies join
ed forces at a turkey dinner at
the USO Noes Club on Duval
street, recently.
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Holy
Name and the USO Noes held
Communion Supper, having the
Societies from the Naval Station
and Naval Base as their guests.
During the dinner, Sylvia Stan
ley, noted pianist and singer play
ed and sang several songs. Sea-
man Hugh Mccarthy, USN, of the
Naval Base, also sang during the
dinner.
Following dinner, Tony Martin
ez, master of ceremonies and presi-
dent of the st. Mary'S group, in
troduced each priest of the three
societies.
Former Mayor Louis EiSener, a
guest speaker, talked about how
wonderful it was to see Catholic
Servicemen and civilians joining
arm and arm for one good cause.
Other speakers were city COM
missioner and Mayor pro TEN,
Jack Delaney, who told the St.
Mary's Holy Manners that the wo-
men of the church were doing
all the work and more should be
heard from the men. Former city
commissioner Fred Dion said that
the men should show faith always
as they had shown last night.
Following speeches, Clifton Hay
eS, presently appearing at the Pre-
view Lounge, sang many songs,
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&c "ROadeO" Is
Set Back Week

The Junior Chamber of Com
merce sponsored Youth Safe Driv-
ing "Roadeo" which was scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon, has been
postponed until Sunday. September
21st, it was announced today.
State Highway Patrolman Mar
vim J. Wilder who is directing the
event asked that all participants
report to the Junior Chamber of
Commerce Clubhouse on Flagler
avenue at 1880 pm, on Tuesday
evening for an important meeting.
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Mrs. ROBERT OOpp accepted the
craftsmanship of the program
committee and Mrs. Harry John
son, Mrs. Thurman Sands. Jr,
and Ms. Delio Cobo are dividing
the responsibility of the refresh
ment committee. No representa-
tive of the Mariner Troop No. 8,
the only Senior Troop here, being
at the meeting, it was hoped that
these older Scouts would help
with the program and refresh
rents.
Mrs. Judy Parrish, Leader of
Troop II, Spark Plug and Editor
of Scouting Around" the Girl
Scout Edition of the paper last
October, will be missed this year,
due to that old Navy habit, Of
transferring personnel. Mrs. Par
rish will be missed not only by
her troop, but by the members
Of the Association, who welcomed
her enthusiastic participation in
Girl Scouting and her practical
ideas. Mrs. Virginia Stearns and
Mrs. Katherine 10th, have vol
unteered to keep Troop II going
until the sponsors can find some
one to take Mrs. Parrish's place.
Theme of Girl Scout Week in
Key West this year will be The
need of more adult participation
in the Scout Program. AS usual,
every troop has a waiting list of
girls who want to be scouts. But
- as every Brownie Troop in
the city have Brownies ready to
Fly Up" and the intermediate
Troops, few and overcrowded as
they are must make room for
Brownie ely Ups, the situation
is serious.
The Leaders reported a very
successful summer swimming
session. Through the cooperation
of the Navy, the scouts were
given the use of the Seaplane
Base Enlisted Mems Pool on
Wednesday mornings. There was
an average attendance of fifty
girls using the pool and fifteen
Swimmer Badges were earned.
Mrs. Neil Saunders, who took the
Camp Directors Course in Blue
Ridge, N. Carolina this summer,
made a very brief report on the
course and the requirements of a
Girl Scout Camp. Mrs. Saunders
suggested that as it did not seem
that the camp site that was pro.
missed he scouts would be available,
that the money in the camping
fund be used to purchase land for
a camp. A motion was so made
and carried without one dissenting
vote. 1t was felt by the Leaders
that if they had the land the peo-
pie of this community will help
build a camp. Mrs. Robert Dopp,
Mrs. Neil Knowles and Mrs. Neil
Saunders were appointed to a com.
mittee to look for land for a camp
site for the Girl Scouts.
Any help or suggestions as &c
available land will be eagerly wei
coined by this committee, but re-
member, the funds are limited.
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Betty Knowles
Graduated From,
St. Vincent'S

Miss Betty Knowles, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert B.
Knowles of Eaton street, was
graduated from st. Vincent's
Hospital School of Nursing in
Jacksonville last Sunday morn
ing.
The impressive ceremony was
held at St. Paurs Church in
Jacksonville.
Attending the graduation were
her mother, Mrs. Knowles, her
godmother, Mrs. C. Saunders, Mrs.
Fay PickenS and Mrs. c. Harrison.
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Coming Events

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street Methodist Church, 729
Fleming street. 1880 pm.
Last performance of summer
workshop Key West Players.
Curtain time, $3.50. Two one
act plays, a comedy and a
melodrama.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER is
Women of the First Presbyterian
Church, at church, pm.
Key West Temple No. 20, Pythian
Sisters. K. Of P. Hall, 1880
pm.
W. S. c. S., Ley Memorial Meth.
odist Church. annex, 7:3O pm.
Elizabeth Taylor Circle of WMU,
First Baptist Church, annex,
SPIN.
Juvenile Council, Clinic Bldg, 8
pm.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l6--
Kiwanis Club, dinner meeting
$3.50 pm.
Youth for Christ Bible STUDY
( Methodist Church, 729 Flen-
ing street, 7:S0 .. m.
Key West Assembly No. IS Order
Of Rainbow Girls, Scottish Rite
Temple, T:3o pm.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER II
Regular B. P. W. business meet.
Ing, s pm, Woman'S Club.
HS-l o. w. c. luncheon, La Con-
cha hotel, / pm.
Meeting, Junior Oh. Commerce
ut clubhouse. s pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
IS. meeting at Bldg. 1Ts, 1880
am.
Ladies Gok Tournament, II. ".
Golf course, 3 am.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
VX-I o. W. c. luncheon at Aero.
palms, 1880 pm.
Martha Linda Franks Circle Of
WMU, First Baptist Church, ia
am. meeting.
Navy Wives Bowling League, !
?. m. ". S, Also open bowling
Rotary Club luncheon. l2:lS, ST
PaurS Parish Hall.
Key West Lions, meeting, $50
p. N.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Ie-
knights cf Pycnias meeting. Ply.
than Hall. Us Fleming ST.. s
pm.
Alcoholics Anonymous, meeting
First Presbyterian Church, :
/ pm.
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Apply To Wed

Bill Blackwell, "a, U. S. Marine
Corps and Rhonda Thorn, 10, La
Coneha Hotel have applied for a
marriage license at the office of
County Judge Raymond R. Lord
Sllas Daniel Ponder, %, USN
and Rowena Colson, %, AIS Duval
street have also applied.
Charles w. Weeks, Dade CITY
and Hazel Howe, 1918 Margaret
street have made application for
Q license.
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DEATH
MRS. RoRRIK RAPER

Mrs. Robert Lee Raper, 20, died
Friday at the U. S. Naval Hospital.
Mrs. Raper resided at 30-1 Poinci-
ana Place. She is survived by her
husband, James Raper, and one
daughter, Linda.
Funeral services will be held Shin
day afternoon at 200 o'clock in the
Chapel of Pritchard Home, Chap
lain Emery officiating.
Burial will be in the city GENE
terry.
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Mrs. Emil J. Renge of Kaleva,
Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Tingle and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tingle of Miami;
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Richards and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Langsford of BOca
Chica.
The wedding was followed by a
dinner given at La Concha hotel.
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SEA SCOUTS PLAN

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local exercises with Squadron Four
submarines.
The Sea Scouts have received
permission from the Commander of
Submarine Atlantic Fleet and Com
mander of Squadron Four to parti-
cipate in the exercises.
Ship $50 is planning a two day
cruise for October 4 and S.
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Broccoli takes 20 a topping Of
buliered crumbs. To make the top
ping melt quarter cup Of butter
or margarine over moderate heat.
add taree-quafterS cup dry bread
crumbs. and STIR Until tie crumbs
are golden brown .
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Girl Scout Leaders association
Announces Chairnen And PROGRAM

The first meeting of the the Girl Scout Leaders AS
ISOLATION well attended Troop Troop Com
mee Members all working together make plans for Girl Scout
Week Neil Knowles last years chairman
agreed take the job again this year.