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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Fourteen Men
From Key Vest
On Sub USS Odaa

Taking part in the Atlantic
Fleets second anti-submarine exer.
else this year on board the sub
marine USS odax are IA Key West
residents. The list follows.
Maurice w. Poitras, engineman
second class, USN, of lo4C Peary
ct.
John P. Surprensnt quarternnas.
ter first class. USN. Of 106B Peary
ct.
Wesley z. Shelton, quartermas-
ter seaman. USN, of 4i2 Elizabeth.
Richard f. Pearce, seaman,
USN, of 5S4 c West Poinciana.
Robert Johnson. Jr., steward
third class, USN, Of loA Fort VIII
age.
John J. McGovern chief engine
man, USN, of 242o Fogarty ere.
Ernest z. Matthews. commiss-
aryman second class, USN, Of 62s
NnfIe ST.
Ii. Richard c. johnson, USN, Of
76 Maine I'd.
AuguSte N. Gravel, chief radio
man, USN, of Box ISL.
Anthoney L. Almond, electFonics
technician second class, USN Of
12O4 Florida ST.
Willie r. Giles, electricians mate
first class. USN. Of 21l2 Patser-
son ave.
1t. Cdr. Thomas II. Williams.
USN. of Olivia Street.
Edgar C. Ingraham, Jr.. engine
man first class, USN, Of l2li Var
ella.
Ii. Dale P. Schaumburg, uSN, of
Ss Maine rd. SigSbee park.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

School. In 1918 he was commission
ed Ensign in the u. S. Naval Re-
serve and transferred to the re-
gular Navy in 1919. He resigned
from active duty in 1920 and in
1924 was awarded the degree of
DDS. at the University of Pitts
burgh, after which he reentered
the Navy.
Capt. Burns is married to the
former Miss Sophie Guy of Nor
folk, Va, and during his assign
ment here they will reside aboard
the Naval Station,
A member of the Association of
Military Surgeons. American Den
tai Association and the U. S. Navy
Athletic Association, Capt. Burns
was Dental officer at the Naval
Amphibious Base. Little Greek. Va.
prior to reporting here.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Garden Club Meets
To Start Winter
Season ActiUity

The Key West Garden Club held
its initial meeting of the 1928
season at the Woman's Club, 0cto-
Der 2. Renewed interest in garden
ing was shown by the large atten-
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace B. Kirke
exhibited beautiful color slides of
autumn coloring in New England,
Of the Dupont Gardens and of the
fjordS, mountains, villages and
wildflowers of Norway. The scenes
of Norway were taken on the
Kirke's recent trip TO Europe.
The president. Miss Hilda Gun.
niff, took charge of the brief busi-
ness session and introduced the
chairmen Of standing committees
as follows:
Birds, Mrs. Florence Hames;
Book service, Mrs. Joe Pinder;
civic planning and state and nation.
al parks, and historic memorials,
Wallace Kirke; conservation, Karl
Thompson: horticulture, Mrs. A.
j. Mills: flower shows, Mrs. Nor
berg Thompson: junior gardens.
Mrs. Edward Graham; publicity
and radio. Mrs. J. E. Tucker; road
side development. Mrs. w. H. Lam
duyt: and visiting gardens, Mrs.
John Gardner.
The Horticulture chairman, Mrs.
Mills, gave directions for a ferti-
lizer plus insecticide solution which
viii cut down need for frequent
sprayings. The formula and direc-
tionS will be typed and distributed
to each member.
The Roadside Development chair
man. Mrs. Landuyt, displayed
DON'T BE A LITTERBUG posters
from the Florida Federation of
Garden Clubs.
The Visiting Gardens chairman,
Mrs. Gardner, urged club members
to visit each others gardens.
Mrs. Genevieve Warren told the
members about the visit few
weeks ago Of Mrs. Eugene Smith,
first vice president Of the Florida
federation Of Gardens Clubs.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Theme Of Holy
Name Soc. Dance
Is COInmbus Day

The Holy Name Society Of the
Naval Station here held = ship
wreck" Columbus lay Dance ~
the USo NcCS Club ~ Duyal ST.,
last night.
Approximately O. eouples danced
10 the tropical strains al EDDIE La.
rayu and his orchestra. Fovsy girls
we're provided ~ the US0 hcssess
orEanlxation AZ TIE Noes ard ether
girls employed al TIE Naval Base
and Key West we're insSted.
Refresh meHs& weTe provided By
the $50 NCcS an1 the Laaya Al
tar S9SsSty.
TIE Naval SaxGAa1 Esly Name -
saxty. Esaw sn1er tho Gaa3Aac& 9.
the cAtAcSse CAsplain Rsv. Fathe'
J. l. Reml&s eonssssx 81 NKvA
p<gso1aei E4asaoes6 &C SGxps ssE'
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
r. Nj. Wilson
Receives Letter
Of Commentator

In recent ceremony aboard the
submarine tender Bushnell, based
here, r. NJ. Wilson, chief hospital
corpsman, USN, was awarded
Letter of Commendation from his
commanding officer for excellent
service in his profession.
The commendation stated that
by his sound judgement and lead
ership, the medical department a.
board the Bushnell attained high
standard shortly after the ship was
reactivated from the Pacific re-
serve fleet early this year..
Wilson win leave soon for duty
in the Medical Department at the
recruiting station, Bainbridge, Md.
He is married to the former Miss
Barbara M. Wiley of Kittery, Me.
and they presently reside at 26D
Arthur Sawyer road, Key West.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
PROCLAMATION
HEREAs. Victory n World wus eos. - millions q

WHEREAS. Victory n World Wus COS. - millions q
casualties and
WHEREAS. there mmY millions Of Handicapped
persons In United Stuss. monY ot whom by their
efforts OF great 0d N manufacturing munitions o.
providing service for The eGioTt and
WHEREAS oil ol these persona including Disabled
vsssrns OF World WCEs Il and the present contliei Do
sell supporting. selfFeapsctng Jobs IN which they
CON uks useful contributions 70 community siuss ond
nation
NOW. THEREFORE l. c. B. HmveY. McYoT ci The City
of Ksv West Florida do csids the week Of Oct - 70
October lin On Employ THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAP.
PED WEEK and cnl upon oil local employers al local
oiciuis oil Local civic organizations and oil nhzena y
ussiss Ia every wcY possible The snd ha shnh hs
brought 10 fhs ussensaon Of oil msmbsfs q oH community
tha dinuhled veterans end ether Handicapped rvhuns
era fully cupcbie and performing ssicisnsY srasY
und rslubly in fhcEsmds oi different occupations
AND FURTHER URGE Ill EMPLOYERS . pIaos al
tair lob owdsrs win tho FcrSdn Ssrs EnpoYmeni Serves
70 shr dsublsd vsssruns end osha Handicapped vosksss
ruy Be cEvsn IN oppcxunsY 70 p<Cys iheH vuns = Pro
durnys end ssA supposnng Iohs
MwrTlEss wFEaEoF hzvs hssuaae 80 ny hand
end eunssd - ss0I ot - cY q KsY Wsss. Eoada %
bs 0nxsd shss tsh d1Y q O<sob@. AD, lssz
ed c D HARVEY.
Ansst H1Ys.
Vcsx Lswu
CRY Csrk
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Musical Program.
Color Pix Enjoyed
By Lions Thursday

Key West Lions Club enjoyed
an outstanding musical program
al their Thursday evening dinner
meeting at the Lions Den On
Seminary set,
Mrs. Eleanor Dowski esvs m
excellent performance or the
violin. ard she also sang Little
Gypsy Sweetheart and "SIen-
nese Dreams The song Good
night. Irene" wss dedicated 70
DR.. Herman Moore.
The entire body Of Lions Soin-
ed in singing Let Ne Cal Ycg
sveeshenTt
Mustciars who mzppeTted Mr..
Dowxki ard furnishes addfsicnas
ns1sic for ihs xveninG weFs NcF-
man Krsnach. Charles Dowska
James vagninl ard Art Siursen.
After TIE I.ionx hnd 6inea 0z
tired ch@ksn. TSce. hm4 h~ans.
sppse pas ard ICED ssa. the h4aaA-
neAs se~sscn wsa ensersa fnfo.
InsrodASasas e res IAans FE1s.k
Ea4s2. Norman Exsneh AzzS
DAVE MeEs3aieas ~an earrses sc
hw AEswn fs&snesan
f~n.aa.e ~esss<nx ~ ssrfraxz lSsN
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
AppIy To Wed

Norman Neville Nairn, 81, La
Concha Hotel and Marion Sullivan
Poindexter, 28, La Concha, have
applied for a marriage license at
the Office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord.
Arthur J. Bergeron, a, SD Rose
Lane and Renee Stewart, 81, 1106
Pearl street have also made ap-
plication for license.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Amateur Talent Is
Near Professional
LeUeI At Duffy's

II the talent displayed in the
new Thursday night show at Duff
fy's Tavern is any indication, tops
in entertainment will be the order
Of the day on future Thursdays.
The October z show, which be-
gan at 10 pm. as future shows
will, was expected to run about 30
minutes. However, the performers
were so outstanding and the re-
ception by the audience was so in
sistent that the finale was not until
about midnight.
Proprietors Johnny Duffy and
Fred Stern gave cash prizes and
champagne to participants in Se
show. Johnny was his usual hilar.
ious self in acting as NJ. c., with
Frank E. Cinnamon, who is man
aging the entertainment end Of the
Duffy menage now, acting as CO.
entrepreneur.
Del Parker, merchant seaman,
4th rate, who just arrived from
Shanghai, displayed his fine talent
in Shakespearean roles with read.
ings Of selections from the works
of the Immortal Bard of Avon. A
midwesterner, Dick Schiffner, cleo
trician from Kansas City. was out
standing in his rendition Of popular
songs.
The Frank Sinatra Of the Brit
ish Isles" Tony Andrews from
London. crooned while the audience
Swooned.
First prize winner Of the even
ing was John Henry, minstrel sing
er Of religious songs, who held the
crowd enthralled with his melodies.
The inimitable Willie Ward, who
was formerly on the stage and ra.
dio in New York, presented his own
Harlem style singing and dancing.
Fred Porter in blackface danced to
the mournful. moving strains Of
the Basin 81. Blues"
BUR Guzak, = one-man string
band, accompanied most Of the
amateur artists, and was awarded
second prize for his part In the en-
tertainment. Third prize winner
was Dick Sehiffner with his pop
ulaF songs.
Duffy'S guest star, Rita Whit.
field. who Just came 10 Key West
about q week ago. thrilled the
group with her ulira-torehy rendi.
ton of Blue Heaven.
Finale was community singing
with aIl the acts ard the audience
a, Dufty's loining in
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
HS-I Squadron
Celebrates Its
First Birthday

HS-1. which is the helicOpter an
ti-Submarine squadron one of the
Naval Air Station. celebrated its
first anniversary yesterday after
noon with an all-handS party out of
doors at the Seaplane Base.
A year ago, HS-1 was commits
stoned with formal ceremony in the
big Seaplane Base hangar. At that
time, there were only four or five
helicopterS, II officers and about
100 enlisted personnel.
Yesterday, Oct. 3. Cmdr. J. T.
Watson, Jr., commanding officer of
HS-1, said that the squadron now
had AZ officers, had doubled in
size and was still growing.
I'VE also have more helicopters
Of the HUP type, Pissecki 'copter
and two Bell trainers" he added.
The squadron turned out in force
save for the duty section, to enjoy
beer, beans, cold cuts, chopped
steak, tomato and lettuce salad,
macaroni salad, potato chips, Ell
gars and cokes.
On the committee in charge OF
the festivities were 1t. F. F. john
son, 1t. q. g. Joseph N. Tulino,
Chief Porter and aides Beldose,
Gould, Zincaid, Heintzleman, Hru-
by, Dixon, Roy Arff and Chief Cook
Cunniff.
1t. Hap" Adams provided es-
cort for the visiting press. Execu-
tive officer, 1t. Comdr. William
Ford assisted at the entrance to
the field where Michael r. Krontz
announced activities over a mike
hookup. d. A. Dillon, AM1C help
ed with the prizes.
Skipper Watson was awarded
door prize. The boys weren't fool
ing. They gave MIN a wooden hing
ed door all wrapped up like price.
less painting. Chief Vern Lowry re-
ceived a deep sea fishing rod and
reel. Aldewey Swinson, SD3, got a
fine Ronson lighter.
Threatening rain didn't dampen
the spirits Of the young, progress
sive HS-1 squadron. It's first birth
day was a rousing success.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

glued in place.
The originality displayed by
the creators of these hats placed
a strain on the judges in their
efforts to choose the most out
standing hat. They were finally
forced to announce that they
could only narrow the choice
down to three, all chapeaux of
unusual chic and refinement.
Marian Strunk wore beauti-
full arrangement of fruit and
flowers intertwined with loops of
gold and cerise beads. A loaf of
French bread trimmed at either
end with a bouquet of sugar
coated jelly sticks was the crea-
ton of Rosemary North. Design
ed and worn by Mary Spottswood
was a bonnet fashioned from a
coconut frond trimmed with
coconut blossoms.
The judges were Blanche M.
Miller, Florence RADON and Mar
garet Connor.
The party was arranged by
the social committee of the
sorority. Ann Cobo is committee
chairman, Jessie Michaels is CO.
chairman, and the members are
Ann Barber, Marge Sellers, Jose
phine James, Gwendolyn James,
Florence Gomez, Margaret Con-
nor and Margaret Scully.
Rushees who attended the
party were: Mildred Weather
spoon, Marina Skies, Marion
Strunk, Edna Miller, Pat Pear
son, Ella Castro, Rosemary North
and Elsie Peters.
Beta Sigma Phi members who
attended were: Ida Gellrich,
Sylvia knight, Virginia Whit
marsh, Blanche M. Miller, Nellie
Pearson, Margaret Scully, Dolce
Curry, Florence RADON, Bonnie
Swan, Pauline Ketchings, Ruby
Crowley, Elissa Knowles, Ann
Cobo, Jessie Michaels, Ann Bar
Der, Marge Sellers, Josephine
James, Gwendolyn James, Lola
Perez, Margaret Connor, Wilhel-
nina Harvey, Elizabeth Atche-
son, Catherine McManus, Mar
jorie Allen, Mary Spottswood,
Edith Lopez and Sorority Spon-
sor Angela Caro-.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
. Cd 4 R ~ .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


A baby boy weighing eight
pounds IL ounces, was born to
Captain and Mrs. f. E. Autrey on
September II at the Naval Hospi-
tai.
Capt. Autrey. who is serving with
the Marine Corps In Korea, is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lacleer
of Marathon. Mrs. Autrey is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Scott of 1877 N. W. Third St.,
Miami.
The baby, named Kim Eugene,
is the third child for the Autreys,
whose home address is 2S52 S., w.
33rd Court, Miami.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Relative OF Local People
Graduates From Baylor u.

Word has been received here by
Mrs. Leland Carey, 1907 Albury
street, that Harry S, Harvey of
Houston, Texas. was graduated
from Baylor University. Waco,
Texas, in June. Mr.. Harvey re-.
ceived his B. S. degree.
He is the brother-in-law of Mrs.
John r. Harvey. St. Augustine.
Mrs. Harvey is the former Miss
Mary Uonnemacher Bailey of this
city, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Nonnemacher, Ola White
street.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Capt. ". X. Burns
Assigned Here As
Dental Officer

Captain William Regis Burns.
USN, viii relieve Commander Nor
gan F. McAfee. Jr., (Dc) USN, as
Dental Officer on Oct. S, Naval
Base authorities announced today.
Cdr. McAfee will report TO the
Commanding General, Third Mar
inc Aircraft Wing, meas, Miami,
Fla. for duty as Staff Dental Off.
GER, Third Marine Aircraft Wing.
Capt. Burns reported Sept. %
and viii assume his duties as Den.
tai Officer at the Dental Clinic on
the Naval Station.
A native Of Johnstown Pa, Capt.
Burns attended the Johnstown High
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Girls Day City Manager
Says She Felt HOnOred

Miss Della Touchton, who was
acting City Manager for the Girls
Day activities at City Hall Friday,
wishes to state that she was high
" honored at being chosen to fill
that position. Della says that her
secret hope was to be chosen for
that particular job, and she would
like the ladies of the BPW COM
mittee and her Girls Day COM
rades to know how grateful and
pleased she was.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Unusual Headgear Is WOrn To Beta
Sigma Phi Party Honoring Rushees

Rushee of Beta Sigma Phi sorority honored at
Hat Party" held the home of Mrs Ann Cobo Latest
fashions in hats by the guests.
Among millinery creations lamp shades scaoped
edge fresh fruit bird telephone,
pug-in with
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

mrs. James Sterling, 100 Tru-
man, 3 pm.
Methodist Men, Caballeros Me-
todistas, Wesley House. 8 pm.
Key West Temple No. 20, Py-
THAN Sisters, K. Of P. Hall,
Fleming St., 1880 pm.
Circle !, First Methodist Church,
3 pm.
WMU, First Baptist Church, I:s0
pm.
Key West Ministerial Association.
Women's Auxiliary, st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Parish Hall,
SPIN.
Executive Board, Poinciana PTA,
at school, 8 pm.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER T.
Kiwanis Club, dinner meeting,
$50 pm.
Youth for Christ Bible Study
Methodist Church, 729 Flem-
ing street, 7:30 p. m.
Key West Woman's Club business
meeting, Club House, 1880 pm.
Woman's Club Reception for
Women Teachers, Club House,
$3.50 pm.
Minoca Council No. Is, Degree ci
Pocahontas, Redman Hall,
7:30 pm.
Civil Air Patrol, American Le-
gion Home, Stock Island, 8 pm.
Assembly No. 13 Order Of Rain
bow Girls, Scottish Rite Tenn
pie, 1880 pm.
Chapter No. 3. Disabled Am.
Veterans, ~ Amelia St., 8 pm.
Catholic Daughters Of America,
Court Mary Star of the Sea, No.
634, Hall next to rectory, SPIN.
Key West Chapter No. 2Ss, Ma
tional Sojourners, First Pres
byterian Church, 7 pm.
Sea Finigee Cootiette Club 37l,
VFW Home, s pm,
HS-1 0WC Coffee. 2430 Fogarty
10 am. Hostesses Joan Pur'
chell, Rita Reilly.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER g.
Navy Wives Bowling League,
Naval Station Alleys, pm.
Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce
at clubhouse, 8 pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
So, meeting at Bldg. l7s. io:se
am.
Ladies Coli Tournament. 4. v
Golf course. Q am.
American Legion, Arthur Sawyer
Post No. 2S, Legion Home,
Stock Island. 8 pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, Scottish
Rite Temple. 8 pm.
Monroe General Hospital AaxIl-
iary.
Fleet Training Group Luncheon,
Aeropalms, l pm.
FAWTU oWC coffee. Aer0palms,
10 am.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER s-
Navy Wives Bowling League. |,
.. M. N. 8. Also open bowling.
Rotary Club luncheon. tz:is. -
Paul's Parish Hall
Key West Lionx. meeting. $50
?. m.
GRAY Ladies at ca B North
Beach Road, Peary Court. 10
am.
Jayshees, home 0f Mrs. LIMO
Castro. 1900 white 81. 9 pm.
Ladies Auxiliary, Arthur Sawyer
Americas Legion Post Unli NO.
70. at Post Home. . pm.
DR.. Felix vaFela Lodge No. -,
sls Eliaabesh S.. pm
Ladies Aid Grace Lsshsrsn
Church. . pm.
Buky Bee Club. Q pm.
Room Representatives. JF.-sr.
High School PTA. Q pm.
UTnss -. Ladies Auxiliary, FRA,
SO pm. Place 70 b aanoase'
81.
FRIDAY. ocToHER is--
AIcoaolsx Anonyrao1x. Fns
Preabytsxsan Church Annfx,
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

ard the base. In sp4te 0t eanSsani
cAAnEs Of neEihers ard figat Navy
sehe6ales. she H0sy Name has had
saSSesAtal aAEzsEs, pAe2ses AID o<A-
eg Ez1SSsez8,
With tAas 6ance, tie fan seasaz
agNms Ene m8ev flne sEeNtx KYe
glasses r. tAk tzrHe
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

Jayhiga~ wkaich took pa1ea -
CsssnAand we're skso~rm ~ L.
Rr0@n who pagssefgzss<d tG sAs
SSsEsssas4.
Tsssssszra kxaa - 1S1zEEsaEae -
tie F~gzass rz@~tam9 mssstxa3 =
to Beard ~ ES8rs<tcws wss sss9
ss sae O4n.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

Ia adjust eurtain tse-hackE at
the sides Of . win6nw quickly and
evenly. pull the shade cssE 10 the
dexirNd position cg th& tae-hackx,
and use TIE bottom AZ the shades
as q measure
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-10-01

lem. Oil Hanson, Kai Dalmar, and
Birger Olafsson will head toward
Seattle. From there they will fly
to Alaska.
The U. S. Forestry Service will
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-10-01

Three young foresters from
Reykjavik, Iceland. are en- route
to the U.S.A. to train in forestry
with the hope that they will solve
the mo trees in Iceland" prob
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-10-01

train the young Icelanders in re-
forestation methods. At the end
of their training the three trainees
Will gather tree seeds for ship
ment to be used as part of Ice
lands reforestation experiments.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-10-01

Fewer Norwegian trappers plan
to spend the coming winter in
Spitsbergen, because pelts of po-
lar bear and fox bring too low
prices.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-10-01

"A violent water-spout recently
swept across Tromoy, near Aren-
dial, lifting boat sheds, cabins and
fishing boats a distance of 40
feet.
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.IIollsbergs To
Build $4,000
Residence Here

Many building permits issued
this week OF May 18th thru 22nd
Vere for new residence conStruc-
ton and stucco veneering. Among
the new residence permit applica-
tions is that of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man lloltsberg who have filed
plans for q 1900 90 CHS constr,lc-
ton residence on Flagler Street on
which work is 10 begin shortly.
other permits issued were as fol :
lows MIR and Mrs. L. RGig. 24o4
Seideuberg addition TO residence
$500.
Charles Wardlow. Amelia and
Windsor Lane, Construction Of
frame building. 5000.
II. l., Grooms. 723 Washington,
Siucco veneering Of home, 81. $50.
Daniel A. Garcia. 1898 South,
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Hernandez, 1923 Whitehead, land on
Big Pine Key, $500.
Sallie Russell to Edmund H. and
Eula c. Sawyer, 51S Francis, land
on Francis street, $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Smith
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Winslow,
629 Dey street. part of lot 2. square
IL, $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Blake to
Mr.. and Mrs. Zigmund Plecha.
1916 Duck Avenue. lot II, block Il,
$40, 100.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Albury
to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Roberts.
2S15 Flagler, lot 4, block 2. 500.
Ernest A. Roberts and Julius F.
Stone, executors of estate of Al
bert G. Roberts to Albino Morales.
319 Louis street, three parcels land,
SIT, 900.
Mr.. Alex Debrocq to ]. L. Les
ter, Jr.. 3642 Avenue lots l to ID,
So. 16, lots 4 to IL. so. 81. $40, 600.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Dyson TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Faulkner, 1908
Seidenberg, part of tract 81, 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Faulkner
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyson. 22l5
Staples. lot Z. So. IA. 500.
Frank W. Johnson to Daisy Ca
rey, TBS Whitehead, lots 7, s, 50.
3, $500.
Emma Ayala to John T. Cole
man. 511 Olivia, part of lot 4, 50.
S, $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonard
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cur
ry to Margaret Jaycocks Cerezo,
1924 Packer, lot 2. 50. /, tr. Is,
500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Curry to
Nellie Roberts, 1924 Packer, part
lot, 2, 50. /, tract Is, 500.
Margaret Jaycocks Cerezo 10
Frank H. Curry and Lanny Joseph
Cerezo, 1924 Packer. part lot 2. 50.
1, tract Is, 500.
Mr., and Mrs. John Darrell Lowe
to Theodore Roosevelt Lowe, 800
Eaton, part of lot 4. So. 81. 800.
Mary Juanita Albury. Dorothy
A. Poindexter and Mrs. Emmett
Fitzpatrick to Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary
Albury, 730 Southland, undivided
5-6ths interest part lot 2. So. 50 on
william street, $500.
Mary Janita Albury, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilary Albury, Dorothy A.
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Poindexter, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Fitzpatrick TO Jean S. Dunn, Tue
kahoe, N. Y. land on William St,
500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kemp
to Florida L. Hertell, 500 Caroline,
lots s, s, tract IA, 500.
Milton A. PARROT to Joseph A.
PARROT, 9OS Florida, lot "a. 50. ,,
500.
Macros corporation to Mr.. and
Mrs. Enrique Esouinaldo. lot 6. lot
Z, of Macros subdivision, SIC, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Bernard Ro-
berts to Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Shelton, 706 Ashe. lot 10, so. /,
81, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Speicher to
Jose M. Lopez, sol Duval, lot 2,
SO. 3, 5000.
Mrs. Sophie Wells to Ruby Lou
Use Smith, 61S Catholic lane, lot 8,
So. Sc, 500.
John A. Gelabert to Celaida Gel
albert. 1117 Truman, lots 5,6,7,s,
part of LOT 9, Of tract 6. 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TOPPING,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward TOPPING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bernstein
to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sawyer,
1910 Washington, $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley TOPPING TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dion. lots
of IL, IL, block 10, $500.
Earle S. Johnson TO Mr.. and
Broadway, Polk City. Iowa, lot 2.
part lot 3, block 3. tract II, $40.
Matilde Sanchez to Louis r. Tor
res, SIS Olivia. lot I. square S, $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Watrous TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mathews,
162-D Poinciana Place, lot Is, So.
S tract 30, 500.
John E. Carey TO Lorene StirIup.
S2S Whitehead, part of lot 10. 50.
/, tract 3, 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Owens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McCarron,
Carrie L. Kimball to Archer L.
Shepherd, 712 TOPPING Court, Sci
denberg Avenue land, 500.