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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
SPORTS ::
BASEBALL
SUNDAY RESULTS
BY The Associated Press

BY The Associated PreSs
American League
New York 8 Boston 2
Cleveland 6-2 Boston 2
Washington rs Philadelphia 2-12
st. Louis AZ Detroit "a
National League
Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 1
Boston 7-2 New York 3-4 (second
game Z VI inning, darkness)
st. Louis 2 Cincinnati 1
Chicago So Pittsburgh rs
Florida international League
Miami Beach 2 Miami 1
st. Petersburg 81 Havana 0-5 (first
game forfeit)
Lakeland Tampa 2
Key West 2 West Palm Beach 0
Florida State League
Palatka S DeLand (
Cocoa 2 Sanford /
Orlando 8 Leesburg 0
Daytona Beach 5 Jacksonville
Beach z
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Team
West Palm Beach 600 600 600
Key West ----------- 600 010 0lx-2
RBI - Reyes, DeSouza; 2B-
Mendez 2, Soils, Reyes, Fielder;
SB - Mendez; DB - Montalbano,
Sopko, Weiss; BB--Sulkowski 5
tMendez 2. Dunlap, Harig, Reyes;
Soils 5 Bragg, Vukmire, Weiss,
Menatd, Montalbano); SO-Sul-
kowski 4 Iutz 2, Fielder, Solis),
Soils 8 Brgag, Vukmire 8, Low
ing. Weiss, Montalbano 2. Sui
kowski /; Left - West Palm
Beach 10. Key West 10; Winning
Soils, Losing-Sulkowski; u
Taylor and Elder; T-1:56 Also,
scorer-Milian.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18

PHILADELPHIA R- A crown
resting uneasy on his brow, age
less Jersey Joe Walcott will put
his world heavyweight champion
ship on the line here Sept. %
against indicated Rocky Mar
ciano, swarming, club listed
puncher from Brockton, Mass.
This marks only the second time
in more than a year that the SO.
year-old Cinderella man of boxing
from Camden, N. j.. ventures to
place at stake the title he wrested
from Ezzard Charles with a sew.
enth round knockout in Pittsburgh
last year.
Marciano, undefeated in Al bouts,
appears confident he'll succeed
where Charles failed last June to
knock the lettering royal head
piece of boxing from Walcott's
time weathered brow. And indi-
cations are the New England club
Der would 60 into the ring at vast
Municipal Stadium an approx
mate 2 to / favorite.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
Jockey Wins
10th Race

SALEM, N. H. R-wiry, little
Anthony Dispirito - who snapped
an uncertain future in a textile
mill for the glamor of thorough
bred horse racing - ranks today
as the nations winningest jockey
of 1852.
The II year old Lawrence,
four winners in eight races at
Rockingham Park Saturday to
boost his total to 1ss for the year
This puts him five up on Howard
Craig. riding at Detroit, and nine
ahead of Harold (Red) Keene. the
LOWELL, Mass, veteran cam
paigning at Rockingham.
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Mendez Has
Perfect Night
At Plate In
Shut0ut Win
BY jim COBB
Citizen Sports Editor

The Key West Conchs, who
have been kicked around from
pillar to post since they became
known as such, got mad last
night and took the measure OF
the West Palm Beach Indians in
a shutout win, 20.
Rene Soils hurled flawless five
hit ball to shackle the visitors
when the Conchs had trouble
pushing men around the base
paths.
Five of the eight Conchs hits
off the slants of the Indians Sui
kowski went for extra bases but
the locals still had trouble scor-
ing.
They plated their initial coun-
ter in the fifth frame when Sui
kowski suffered a control lapse.
After walking Severino Mendez,
Frank Dunlap reached first on a
miscue by first sacker Weiss and
successive passes to Harig and
Reyes gave the Conchs their first
score.
Their next run came in the
eighth inning when Nap Reyes
led off with screaming two
Dagger. Barney Lutz pushed
him around to third base with a
Sacrifice bingle and Carlos De-
Souza poled out a long fly to
score "Nimble Nap" for insur-
ance. Willie Fielder came to the
plate and knocked a double into
right field but died on second
base when Sulkowski forced
Bosch to fly out.
Soils, in twirling his five hit
effort, famed nine and walked
four. The Indians threatened
only in the sixth when Lowing
and Weiss singled. Lowing. how
ever. was erased, going into third
base when Soils made a sharp
play Of Menards' ground ball
He then famed Mon!albano to
get out of trouble.
Severino Mendez and Willie
Fielder were the big guns for the
Conchs. Mendez had perfect
night at the platter with pair
OF hard hit doubles and a brace
of free passes while Fielder with
q double and single showed signs
of becoming a power in the Key
West batting order.
The Miami Beach Flamingos
were definitely out in front in the
Florida International League today
after q convincing 2.l victory over
the Miami Sun Sox.
The Flamingos made II II wins
In a row Sunday night to move
eight percentage points ahead Of
The Sun Sox.
In other contests, the Havana
Cubans forfeited the first game Of
0 doubleheader with the st. Peters
burg Saints and then took the night
cap. 81. Lakeland beat Tampa,
81.
A capacity crowd Of 1850
watched Miami Beach pitcher Walt
hottie chalk up his 18th victory
against eight losses at the expense
Of Miami. The Beach clinched the
game in the sixth when Whitley
Plat doubled and Jesse Levan hit
his eighth homer Of the year.
The ST. Petersburg Havana
doubleheader was something Of a
mixup. Havana forfeited the opener
because the Cubans said they were
not getting a percentage Of the
gate. 81. Petersburg declared the
Cubans were not entitled to a per-
eentage bxecause the rained out
games should have been made up
in Havana. They were ordered
transferred 20 81. Petersburg by
the league president. Two homerS
by Chino Hidalgo gave Havana the
second game win.
Pitcher Roy SlnQuefield scored
his second win in a row as the
Lakeland Pilots nosed out the Tam
pa Smokers.
DucouT DIGcrNGSs In their
final start before . six day read
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pitch and came home with Cocoa's
winning run on Humans long fly.
Daytona Beach came up with
three unearned runs in the seventh
inning to beat jacksonville Beaeh's
Sea Birds. Winner was Bill Mil.
Ter, ex : University of Alabama
pitcher, for his ninth victory
against two losses this year. Two
double plays and five jacksonville
Beach errors helped him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
Florida Girls Cop Net Wins

BALTIMORE Up - Floridians
won two events in' the 1852 Middle
Atlantic Girls Grass Courts Tennis
Championships.
Little Pat Shaffer, st. Petersburg
two-head, took the singles event
Sunday in the under-l5 division,
downing Carol McCord, Washing
ton, 6-3, rs.
The under-14 doubles went to
Miss Shaffer and Jean Teslof, Mi
ami Beach, who defeated Miss Nc
cord and Mary Kuhn, Washington,
1913, GA.
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Today's Games
BY The Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
American League
New York at Boston
(Only game scheduled)
Florida international League
Havana at st. Petersburg
Lakeland at Tampa ;.
West Palm Beach at Key West
Miami at Miami Beach
Florida State League
DeLand at Palatka
Jacksonville Beach at Daytona
Beach
Orlando at Leesburg
Cocoa at Sanford
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RBI total to As in the short time
he has been with the club.
Hitting and pitching averages
are as follows. includes games
through August l6thl:
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Sport Shorts

SEATTLE u The United
States Golf Association lifts the
curtains on its SIND annual Nation
al Amateur golf show today, with
cast of 200 selected performers
ready to begin the week long COM
petition for the championship.
Veteran observers think the title
fight is wide open, and few expect
the defending champion, young Bill.
ly Maxwell, Odessa, Tex, to hang
on to the crown he won at Bethle,
hem, Pa, a year ago.
No champion has scored twice
in succession since Lawson Little
subdued the field in 1934-35.
Seventy two matches were on
!oday's schedule, and Sc players
lrew byes.
Oldest ex champion on deck is
the famed Charles Chick Evans
Jr., who won the amateur in 1916
and again in 1920. Youngest entry
is a lad of 16, John Berry, ITALIA.
hassee, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
Coral Shores PTA
To Host Meeting
Monroe Council

Coral Shores PTA will be
hostesses to the Monroe County
Council of PTA's when they
have their monthly luncheon and
meeting Wednesday, April %,
1852.
The luncheon will be held at
the Snake Creek Fishing Lodge
| in Islamorada at IL noon, fol-
lowed by business meeting and
program in the school cafetor-
ium at lis pm.
Mrs. Cathy williams. lunch
con chairman. announces that
Mrs. Robert Allen viii present
several of her piano pupils in
special numbers, and Mrs, Ruth
Starck, Home Economic chair
man. will present fashion show.
This is the first year the school
had had this course. which was
volunteered by Mrs. Starck. Her
class will model the clothes they
have made this year.
Mrs. Jack Wilkinson. Coral
Shores President. viii give the
local report and the meeting VIII
be conducted by Mrs. Anna Ros-
am, council president.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
Chas. Wells, Jr., Completes
AT Mechanics School

Charles w. Wells, Jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wells ST.,
No. 6 Hunts Lane, recently COM
pleted the prescribed course Of stu
dy for the Air Training Command
Mechanics School.
He graduated as Aircraft Me-
chanic Specialized B-26 No. 43l51-
A., and has been assigned to the
Air Force Base at Rapid City,
South Dakota.
Wells, Jr., graduated from Key
West High School with the Class of
81, and enlisted in the Air Force
June Is, 1851. Previous to his pre-
sent base, he has been stationed
in San Antonio. Texas and at Shep-
herd Air Force Base, Wichita
Falls, Texas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
Date For Wedding
OF Miss Russell
Set For April "a

The date for the wedding Of Miss
Magdalene Russell to Edward r.
0'Brien has been changed from
May 10 to next Thursday. April "a.
The time for the ceremony has
been set at six o'clock and the nup-
tial rites viii be performed at St.
Mary's Star of the Sea Church.
A reception at the N.C.C.S. win
follow the marriage.
Miss Russell. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Waldo Valenzuela, TIC
Porter Place, was graduated from
CMI In 1919. The groom-to-be ID
from Brooklyn, NJ. Y.
There win be a shower for the
bride-elect tonight given by the
church choir, and held at the home
Of Mary Miner, 1908 Won Phister
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
CARD or THANKS

To the many friends and neigh
bors who were so kind TO Us dur
ing the illness and following the
death Of our beloved one, the late
Emma Solomon, we wish TO ex-
press our heartfelt thanks. We also
express our sincere thanks for the
floral tributes, and to those who
gave the use Of their cars.
THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19

Among The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Strunk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Limo Castro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orvis Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. Ever
cite Sweeting, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilary Albury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Vargas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fisherman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Finder. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dopp. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Law
renee, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fa-
RADIO. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. Odes Nc
Killip, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Pinder, Mr.. and Mrs. Glynn Ar
cher, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cur
ry, DR.. and Mrs. Lance Lester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ilacqua. Mr..
and Mrs. Chef Cold. Lieut.. and
Mrs Armando Canaleio, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Collins. Mrs. Henry Higgs.
and Mrs. Charles Wardlow.
Mrs. Martins husband is q
chief in the u. S. Navy, and has
been Flight Engineer on q PPM
at vx-1 since December. 1913.
He was unable TO attend the
party due to m unexpected
night flight.
The Martins are leaving Key
West on May LIST. After . short
visit at Mrs. Martins home in
Washington. D. c.. they viii 60
to Dahlgren, Virginia. where Mr..
Martin viii take up new duties
at the Naval Proving Grounds.
Ruth and Harold Martin have
been very active in the Key
West Jsycee and Jayshee organi-
xations. Mrs. Martin has been
the corresponding secretary OF
the Jayshees for the past year,
and also chairman of the Charity
Committee. Mr.. Martin has serv-
ed on the Jaycee House Commit
tea as secretary-treasure and
manager. They viii be greatly
missed by their many friends
here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19

xs3es that I.ngYasne gets SIS co
alimany ever 10 years.
As q consideration ag the settle
nen1. Mrs. C4gas Withdrew
charges against Miss Lane, and
fAae latter droppea . sass against
LnFasme charging snvasa0n a her
privacy When Mrs. Cagss and q
photographer GRABBED her cAaeag0
hotel rnana Mrs. CugAs charged
she foana her Ansean6 In me roona
wieh she sangss. wso AS FAXED
as = a2vfssFx :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
.Wood-Conector
Visits Key West

Key West has It's full share Of
visiting writers and artists. but
one Of the first wood collectors
came 10 town tire other day.
Re is Alvin ]. Peters. Morton
Grove. III. who hes $50 samples
Of ali kinds. He exchanges them
with members uf the wood col
leeting association in many ma
TORS of she world.
Peters enjoyed his visit par
iicularly because Bal Meyers
drove him aro0nd and showed
hins the sights he wanted TO see.
ne said.
Collectors weed measures hals
an lnSh thick. three inches Wide.
and six inches bong
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
MAIDS NIGHT OUT
UY dot"
JACK AND THE BEANsTALk"
~ fhs Strand Theatre.

JAGk AND IHE bEAM3TAkk
~ fhs Strand Theatre.
The only reason why this review
did not appear yesterday was be-
cause I didn't have q flying wedge
to run interference for me and I
couldn't get through the crowd in
front of the theatre in time TO get
into the show which opened on
Thursday. I finally managed to get
seat in the very last row last
night and since the picture is on
tonight, my advice is. go early!
Abbott and Costello are up to
new and old tricks, this time In q
fantasy. Roly-poly Costello is on
the job at the first Of the picture
as q bahy-sitter.
The baby" is q boy old enough
10 read and as he begins to scan
the old legend Of Jack and Bean
stalk. Costello falls asleep. and
the dream he has unfolds la very
lovely color, presenting the nur.
sery-tale fsyorite with Costello as
Jack, the village simpletCn who
finally won acclaim by getting rid
Of the giant who menaced the CON-
munity. As q wight in medieval
tights, he makes Iudicrous and
somehow appealing figure. Abbott.
his old sidekick, lock quite cava-
herish in long wig and douhlet.
There's q biz, handsome blond
prince and q lovely honey-haired
princess. who sing, a giant who liz
more awkward that he is serrify-
ing. q giantess who looks q little
like an osgtSixe Jane Russell. ard
various other asserted falry.tals
characters. al In picturesque COS
turne. Scene stealer Is the sad.
faced COW that Jack exchanges for
/ TIE magic beans from which srrouf
TIRE towering heanytxlk.
TIE story sticks TO the cd fairy.
tale in fhe main. bur with hilaricas
additions q typical Ahhosf and Cos.
| teIto shennsnigsns. Take the whole
family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
Able Lane To
Wed Xavier Cugat

HOLLYWOOD gss - Bandleadcr
Xavier caagst and his singer. abb
Lane. were here to-day. celebrating
hts divorce In Las Vegas. New.
from Lorraine Cugat.
Caaeats attorney said after the
divorce Friday that the rhumea
king ard Miss Lane VIII marry
within two months. There were
reports here they are already Ned.
hus cugat declined 70 say when
or where.
Mrs. Cagat. 40 orchestra leader
in her oe'n rsghs. go8 4 preliminary
divorce decree in Santa Nouiea
last January on testimony that
Cugat kept me in state of
virtual slavery
cagst testified in i.Ax Vegas Fri.
day that L0rrasne leEs hssa IN tsss
and he had made many nnsaxesS.
Sui efforts IN ges her 70 reaarn tc
hiua A rrvnersx kssssemers prn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19

A delightful luncheon OF hot
chicken-pie, fresh garden peas,
spring salad, with cheese dressing,
strawberry-lime frappe. hot rolls
and coffee were served to over
so club members who attended.
The tables were decorated in q
novel and beautiful arrangement
by members Of the Zx-1l group.
Golden allamanda blossoms,
pink, white and crimson hibiscus
and sprays of fuschia bougair-
villaea were banked in straw
baskets and unique Chinese straw
coolie hats. The straw accessories
were loaned by gracious Mrs.
w. Al. Baker and other xii
hostesses deserving compliments
for attractive decor are Mrs. Ray
Virgins. Mrs. G. r. Smith, Mrs,
r. e. Redmond and Mrs. j. T.
SinuuefieId. Name cards were
fashioned in the shape Of gavel
to represent the change Of chair
men.
Following the luncheon. served
ably by the Fort Taylor staff
Mrs. ID. L. Miller was given .
group prize and Mrs. J. w. Vieie
the door prize.
At the business session, Mrs
]. l. Dawson, present co-chair.
man and chairman elect, read the
minutes OF the last meeting ant
the treasurer's report. Mrs
Alwyn Smith announced thai
officers wives were requested II
donate blood for the current Key
West drive. Appointments viii
be given wives for Wednesday
April 30, with doning to take
place between 8 and li:30 a. m
and between and 4 p. m. on thai
day at Building 81 on the Nava
Station. Donors are to get il
touch with the advisory board.
An announcement was ais,
made concerning films on cancel
prevention and detection. to b
shown at the Seaplane Bass
Thursday, April ~ at 10 q. m
Medical personnel viii be avail
able 10 answer questions.
The proposed amendment t
the clubs bylaws Of the consti
tuition was passed by a "a eoun
against three dissenting votes
which provides that the owe
luncheons will now be held OF
the first Friday Of every month
instead OF every other Friday
The next luncheon. by the new
order, will be held May 2.
Introduction Of the new chair
men followed.
Mrs. X. p. Rehnberg Is N
charge OF tina publicity for tn.
organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
YFW AUXILIARY PLANS
HOSPITAL PARTY MON.

A hospital party win be held
Monday. April III. at 7 o'clock by
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars.
The chairmen are Kitty barley.
Mary Lee and Mary Cruz. They
will be assisted by Miss Martha
Peters Of the Red Cross.
All members ara asked 10 at
tend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
|USS AIbatrOss
|Honors Skipper
At Party Tonight

A change Of command party will
be given tonight at Logun's Patio
by officers and men Of the USS AL
batross E-AMS-1. Full course din
ner win be served and the even
ing's entertainment viii begin al
I pm. lasting through 9 pm.
A splendid trophy viii be pre-
sented to the skipper Of the Alba.
tross, IT. (j.g.) C. H. Little, who
was coach Of the Albatross team
which won I recent baseball cham.
pionship.
Il. Little win also be presented
A splendid trophy will be pre-
Albatross.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19

oiri FOR Nsssnfs
A baby Girl. weighing 9 pounds.
II ounces was born March so. 10
Mrs. Joyce A. Nugent. wife Of
Douglas VI. Nagent. aviation cleo
truniesman, third class. uSN, al
the us. Naval Hospital. Key West.
Nugent. Who Ia serving NJ the Ma
val Air Station, here is the son al
Mira. Margaret r. Nugent Of rs
West Morton. Portervilie. Calf.
Mrs. Nugent "a the daughter al
Mr.. and Mrs Tomhangh al so
West Grace a.. Richmond. Va.
TIE baby. named Lucille Elaine.
10 the first child for the Nugeas
family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
Local BPW Starts
Election Campaign
For Mrs. HdrUey

The BPW club Of Key West IS
only six years old and during
that time, active member and
officer, Mrs. c. B. Harvey has
been q State officer. In an effort
to get members Of the BPW
throughout the State TO vote for
Mrs. Harvey, as BPW State presi-
dent, . copy of the following let
ter was sent to all members in
S3 BPW organizations in Florida.
The voting will take place at the
State convention, May Is through
May IL at st. Petersburg, Fla,
at the Suwanee hotel.
If aour Wilhelmina" Is elected
State president Of the organiza-
ton, the next Florida convention
will be held in Key West.
Here Is the letter:
@Dear BPW President. 1st Vice
President. and Members Of each
local BPW Club:
1.-THE Key West Business and
Professional Women's Club heart
lily sponsors and presents the
following two members as their
enthusiastic choices for the fol-
lowing offices in the hope that
you too win endorse them at
State Convention:
MRS. Wilhelmina G. Harvey
for State president by virtue of
the service she has already rem
dered the Florida Federation as
Recording Secretary for two ca
years; State End Vice President,
and currently as State 1st Vice
President. In our local club she
has made an excellent Program
Coordination Chairman and Presi-
dent. She has rendered service
to other organizations in the fol-
lowing capacities - State Chair
man OF American Legion Auxil-
larry: District Adviser of FSU
Alumni; District Adviser Of
March Of Dimes: Past President
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority: Past
President American Legion Aux
iliary Unit; Past Secretary OF
American Red Cross Local Chap
ter; Past Chairman, National
Foundation for Infantile Paraly-
sis Local Chapter. Wilhelmina's
natural aptitude. personality,
and enthusiasm leave nothing to
be desired as our top executive.
MRS. Grace Crosby for State
Corresponding Secretary by vir-
tue of living within the same
locality as the member whom we
have proposed for president.
Grace Is self-employed and win
have much time available for the
performance of secretarial duties
at which she Is proficient based
on years of not only being train
ed herself but having trained
others while employed on the
staff Of q leading Secretarial and
Business School. Grace's public
relations gained as president and
| in the remaining offices in which
she served her local HPW Club
should prove advantageous in
the preparation OF correspond
ence. she has been active in To-
zeal Audubon Society. Woman's
Club. Garden Club. Art and His
torical Society. Monroe County
Juvenile. Red Cross. and many
other organizations.
"Yours very truly,
MARIAN STARK
President, 19Si-las2
Kew West Business and
Professional Women's Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19

When yes want 70 make clover
Leaf Rolls cgs 81 yeast dough. f0rEn
hts ~ Ire d<agk insr balls abCzt
"a inrh in diameter. Grease Ee-
sAna- xixed rzuftsn pans ard place
shree at tAe balls In each cup
Brush wtah melted hastex O. nax-
gArIme before haktng.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19

AND HAIR DOS ALONG WITH THE YEARS have undergone
considerable adjustments Here Mrs William C. Glass
with style the tr-of twist Of tire top
kn0t she appears TIE character role old maid n
-ennessee Williams act play. Ia n we Letter
whrf Of the five DC presented beginning Monday
April q, for weeks the Barn Theate The rsoduc
TORS BY Tire Key Wes Players Louise Glass ma
tive az New York City graduate us Columbia University ard
has Travelled extensively Europe and South America
widow she haz spent three Key West She shas
her role first expegeRee sizes had. bat
directed high sch0o eperetta and music for
ants Organized ard chouse Her sara
activities Included tndaag projects fer hospital church
ard canh8 her communities II 1877 when president Of e
Cape May W0rsns Club. SIRE the cscea Casnes
Holland swxrd b. TIRE Ne Jersey Federation of Wonen Clubs
sOr tie president who rad done Tire fox the better
nssnt - bar ronmunsy shas ysar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-19
Mrs. John L. Da,Cs0n Named Chairman
OF Officers WiUes' Club At Luncheon

combined yesterday at the luncheon
held at Fort Taylor by Officers Wives club with xii wives
John introduced the
the with chairman Mrs Carl Holden Jr
by going chairman Mrs Awyn Smith humorous slant
was injected Of induction when Mrs Smith
presented laoeed Aspirin remedy
for the headaches which go with any craftsmanship