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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-13

XXyHEN you put yourself behind the
w wheel Of this compact custom
car, you'll discover a whole new mo-
toring feel"
lisa fact In smart Nash Rambler
you'll feel equally at home in heavy
city traffic or on the open highway.
You'll snake through traffic with
feather-light handling ease >. cruise
effortlesSly on the open road.
You'll slide into tight parking spots
that other cars must pass up. And
whether you're engaged in stop-and-
60 driving or long-distance cruising,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-11-13
(Wcol Bureau Photo ]

(Wcoi Bureau Photol
FAST FRESH-UP before big mo.
ment shows off handsome cut of
this wool shetland sports jacket.
COlOrs are soft gray-hiue 0R back
groucd Of tam. Coordinate4 with ie
are brown wool Eabardine slacks,
q bustop-dc~n eosiOsr oxford shirt
and vsirtaA blue and white silk
bow tic.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
WhyGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lowmon

Many tall girls and women
write me that they have COM
plexes, are self-consciouS and have
developed poor posture because of
their height. This always makes
me sad because it seems such a
shame to measure living in how
tall or short oine is. and also be-
cause the woman who is above
average in height can be so stun
ming looking!
For your comfort let me tell
you that tall women marry, have
careers and jobs in the same pro-
portion other do, and that in some
instances, their height is an asset.
Extra height is a requirement for
clothes models and photographers
models and for show girls. Most
employers prefer tall receptionists
and many men find tall women at
tractive. This proves how good
looking tall women are.
You are doomed to failure If
you try to look cuddly, whack off
your skirts just below your knees,
because some one told you that
this would minimize your height,
and pull your chin down to your
chest and your ribs down toward
your tummy, in an attempt to
look shorter than you are. A
queenly, graceful carriage, and
clothes that suit you, will allow
you to make an impact on others
no shorter woman can achieve.
I had the most interesting talk
in New York the other day with
Peg Newton, who opened her shop
Tall Gals Haven" about 13 years
ago. Often the most successful,
and certainly the most interesting
businesses, start because of an in
dividual need and grow naturally
because many others have the
same need.
Miss Newton herself is 6 feet
tall in heels; 5 feet 10 inches tall
in stocking feet. BY the time she
was 13 years old she had gained
her full stature. You can imagine
the problems she had in buying
clothes to fit her correctly.
She began making her own
clothes. However, she discovered
that even patterns are wrong for
the tall gal, and learned to make
her own patterns. I think this is
an interesting fact which few
women realize. The tall woman
is taller all over. Peg found that
a tall girls bustline is an inch
lower than average, and that her
maximum hipline is / inch lower
than average.
In other words, she solved her
own problems of dress so success
fully that friends and acquaint-
ances who were above average in
height began asking her to help
them.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
What They Wore

Judging from the opening night
audience viewing Margaret Sulla-
van in Deep Blue Sea-" at the
National, Washington theatergoers
are soon going to be cited as being
amongst the Nations most hand
somely dressed.
For the occasion, any number
Of Washington women. with their
ranks increased by many New
Workers. chose to dress formally
for the occasion. The beautiful
gowns, exciting fur pieces of mink,
ermine and white fox. were COM
plemented by gentlemen In the
audience looking most dashing in
their "black tie" apparel.
Fashion notes registering
strongly in the theater crowd in
cluded a great many lovely mink
cape-stoles (the one of white mink
worn by Constance Bennett of
screen fame over a black short
velvet gown was magniflcent). and
number of warm wool stoles and
shawls glittering with stones or
metallic thread woven into them
Mrs. Harry S. Truman wore a
blue-gray lace short dress. and
Mrs. Blake Clarke's pleated red
Chantilly short formal was also
stunning. But the newest looking
evening appearance was to be
noted in the number of long eve
ming dresses seen in the audience
One black heavy silk sheath had
. striking striped silk panel going
down one side, making of it a
beautiful profile silhouetted gown
Another effective longer gown was
in cornflower blue nylon net fash
ioned in a strapless style with four
tiers of the pleated net forming
the skirt.
Other favorite choices for the
feminine theatergoers were satin
in brilliant shades for short gowns
and theater suits. black taffeta
trimmed with velvet scroll work,
and we also spotted a couple OF
brocade suits.
| Prettiest evening wrap, and
Evening star., 1952-11-02
It's q Date!

Monday. November 8:
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, l pm, fashions
from Jelleff's, Mayf1ower
Lounge.
Tuesday, November 4:
FIRE AND ICE promo
ton. Jelleff's, with Noel
Gordon, Revlon representa-
tive. appearing through
Saturday of this week.
Thursday, November s.:
HANNAH TROY COL
LECTION modelled infor-
mally from II to 4 pm.
in the couturier salon.
Julius Garfinckel & Co.
Friday, November 7:
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, Palladian Room,
Shoreham Hotel, l pm.
Fashions from Jelleff's.
COCKTAIL FASHIONS,
6 pm, Mayflower Lounge.
fashions from Jelleff'S.
Saturday, November 8:
LUNCHEON FAS H ION
SHOW, Pail Mall Room. l
pm, Raleigh Hotel. Mrs.
Gladstone williams COM
mentating.
H Al PY BIRTHDAY
PARTY for the youngsters.
Hecht's, Pick up tickets in
advance at the Little Lady
toiletries counter at the
store for the afternoon
party. which will have we'll
known radio and TV per-
formers entertaining.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Swedish Pancakes

Swedish pancakes with lingon-
berries are a traditional Scandi-
navian dish, and a mighty good
one, too.
Combine 2 eggs, well beaten,
with / teaspoon salt and table,
spoon of sugar and beat well. Add
112 cups sifted flour alternately
with 11a cups milk. Chill for /
hour.
Bake on a lightly creased
|griddle, making 4-inch cakes.
Serve in stacks with fresh or
|canned lingonberrieS.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

there were many in the audience,
was worn by Mrs. Estes Kefauver.
OF pleated iridescent blue-green
silk, we think it could well have
been purchased in Italy, for it
possessed all the drama and strik-
ing design that so many of the
Italian evening things have.
Against her red hair it proved to
be the evenings most unbeatable
color combination. e. S.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Stag Lines
By Bert Buchoroch

FASHION: For real dressup
occasions. no hat has yet ex-
ceeded the decorum of the
perennial Homburg.
NEW: There's an ingenious
megaphone now sold in Canada
with q portable amplifier that
works on tiny batteries. Volume
control ranges from soft whis-
per to echoing shout! :. A new
topcoat which. by the manipu-
lation Of zippers on the sleeves.
converts into a casual cape for
ease and freedom.
DRESS TIPS: Before using
cleaning fluid on a spot on your
clothes, see II a rubbing with
the same cloth (another part
Of the 'garment) won't remove
it. !. IF you don't own q punch,
an old-fashioned ice pick can
be used to make the best holes
in q leather belt. Pierce evenly
from both sides.
FACTUALS: Average. per
capita. weekly salary (men.
women and children) in Missis-
sippi is SIS against an average
of $40 IN Washington. D. c.. -.
1.-THE American Thesaurus Of
Slang" shows 1000 new slang
words have come into use in
the United States in the past
10 years, while 10000 have be-
come obsolete. Net gain, 900!
United States servicemen. will
consume 21,516.000 pounds of
catsup in 1852.
TEN-SECOND INTERVIEWS:
Crooner Tony Bennett-"GIs
have discovered that too much
revelry makes for a tough rev.
eille!" Business executive
There's a real scarcity of sales
personnel" Dearth Of a sales
manD
HANDY MAN: Use masking
tape when storing fine furni-
ture instead Of rope. It does
not mar the finish. An ideal
strainer to remove Jumps and
scum from paint is an old nylon
stocking. If the stopper on
a hot-water bottle leaks wrap a
rubber band several times
around its top thread
HAT CARE: Here's the proper
procedure for restoration If your
new Cor ODD felt hat gets caught
in the rain: Push all the dents
out of the crown %. Turn up
the brim and turn down the
leather Sweatband. Shake of
all the water. stand the hat on
the sweatband (2). When it
has dried naturally, brush it
off (3).
PASS THE CIGARS: This
week to-Dr. Cloyd Heck Mar
vim, president Of George WASH
ington University. On the Mon
day following the football teams
500 trimming by Virginia. he
held a big luncheon for the
squad and told them that every
body likes q winner, but he
thought highly of losers, too.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

FASHION,: For real dreSsup
occasions. no hat has yet ex-
ceeded the decorum of the
perennial Homburg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Masonic Notice

1ps<isl Csmmvnsssssen 81 Dads
Le1ee ~. n. y. q a. A. WstNss'
1sy svsnsins FEB. 1Jth. ~ IN
y. A. y. {. Degree. ~ "A. G. 40
SEES are Invited - after
.. o. wEEch.
&@t'y.
wALrnsR "A. lAxiER.
". ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
NaiuraIizcd
Citizens Bring
Proof To Register

With 10 weeks left 70 register ~
the May Q primary. ia pef<ous
hass rusne into the office ~ Hupef.
sisof ~ Registration Sam pinier.
he said today
Dradiine for registration fof the
tnaniy ard state slcciions h April
5 Psrkuns wfs dii MT tote n ~
1850 eleetipnk must register. else
they lp~e their chance 10 vofs
pindef urged az nstufsIixed Ell.
xfns r. brinE their official psIRfs
IN wish ihem whsn they come %
register
n urssr - register legally. they
must give ne haif xn<lff. ssnir
ana ceuifscste ns,nlef ~ nsiufsi
ixafhn - <skd
slightly mDf~ khsn ten werks
nmniu for esn1idste< 10 aaslifS
IN ne e<<sn'y eietfson Des5Ilns
fee fling 9Th Comfy Ciefk Fart
Il. Adams b MArrh -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Remains OF Miss
Gladys Wagner
May Be Viewed

Frs~nsis II the late Gladys Was
ner. ~. who died sunday afiernooa
IoIIo@ing IN ausomoblle accident.
wiII BE- abir IN view her remains
~ rrilchard Funeral home from
D m. n 10 p. m. Mrs. walter Ie
eeman. her hc<i frined announced
today
The late wonsen ~ax eisii ser.
wee uoFkrr a the Naval Air Sta
iion sha lived ~ &C Poinsiana
place.
prisehard whl drive shs body
10 Miami where a win BE- placed
on the q q m. train tonofrsw fof
Grsnton. Wisconsin. Miss Was
ners home.
lIer parents. Me-. and Mrs. vii
ham Wagner viii come 10 Ne,
West Immediately faiIewinT IN
hnneral ~ supervise the dispoSi
lion u their daughters property
aparfmens. Packard car and ulhes
personal po<sexxinns
Burial Win be IN she family plot
IN t;rsnion.
Mrs. Iekemsn and her hasbsnl
wLn have undertaken Al arrange
menls ahuss Miss uszn~rs effects
say that her many friend< hssc
hca ealllaa slsem ard wished .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
SYM II, Building
Permits Issued

Fivs hYll6irs psvm,ss ssssIllns
57y.oto we're issos6 pe6sy tvosr
~ sssi<s ~ nsIph nvssslI. Cir
ovsidlnD tnsps<ss<.
rksy insivtst . tg.ooo psrmIl
sshsn 81 ~ ~. go Mrs.. 1oHe
Msssysk - 15lo Ave1es \ ~ ~
ssnssrv<>ioe - Cos 1we11Ieo.
MRS. emma jenss - tl1>oe Ne
ven u pisnrinp ~ s1t|>los -
spsfsmeas vrlts sostleo NM 4
peFmif ~ ~ sssNofolIaD - .
slvp'es sss,oen<s - . eess -
Nm YES given y cserue q.
ssvi<kss - ~ eisu1es Ave.
oshef permiis wsFss ~. 80
fAspao tsn6s ~ = &uetis -.
I've fsesn st1l<ion. Nm enf ,
=. gissss. lslI ssscs1Ssss. -
peiss. ~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
RAIDER Engineering Co.
Says Ocean 0utfs|I
Sewer Best For Key West

City Commissioners last
night for over Two hours
questioned the engineering
firms of Earl NJ. RAIDER and
Clifford and Cooper rela-
live Go lIe proposed ST.
5(O.0tO server reno, aiion
project for krs West.
Both firms Submitted their
qualifications and plans Ia the
city fathers fof their approval
The Rader firm had re-
Gently eompieicd rnzincerinR
plans Cor TIE CITY ~ Miami's
mmlfi.miillon nuiiaf sewcr pro-
icet while Clifford and Cooper
had similar proposition a.
Madntrp Beach, near - Peters
buFa.
n was Iiaslea Engineering
Company John w Urccnieafx
opinion that 80" cad iron pipe
should b. used lm The kes
West pruiert IN Miani. they
used "a" luek leint concrete.
SAID Grecnlcal Ocean out.
faIl h expensive 70 install. bot
plant problems are NJ much sim
pIified The Initial cost can b.
nuufsixed and remains . fixed
price. bot q less.exppnsive xyN-
lem 20 install wouid aeed higher
operating costs And these Gusts
would 90 up In price Key West
b lucky that they can take I'd.
vantage Of the ocean osstfall. n
would be- very short.nixhsed for
any city with an ocesn stream
IN front Of them. not 10 take ad-
vantage u a."
Under ms Clifford Cooper
plants. ire present syS<em would
N hfoktn down into 81 se~ef
disific,A and air eiertor atatiul1a
viii be- constructed instead 81
the conventional type pumping
siatlone. wherever ppssibls
Tomorrow night. the City
Commission viii again meet -
heaf plana ianNnxsa Nv ssthcf -.
Rinxeling firms
City MenaneT Dave KING had
recommended she farm a Maur-
ice n. conncll and Associates 10
ths commission On the basis II
their familiarity with local con.
dltiuns and their experience But
Ne made Il clear n the commx-
Sion that ether firms were well
qualified ard that the decision
was . hard one % make.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
tennessee Williams Writes
Film Script IN Three Weeks
Based On Four One Actcrs
PLAYWRIGHT
WILL FLY To
HOLLYWOOD
FOR 10 DAYS
y SUSAN MsAvoy

-
Loa"s" o""" Wv" hs"'u'
scripts. a yoains man came INTO
The Citizen Saturday and asked
diffidsntly:
do yuu have a punchef here
I have a. bind these scripts 90
send them off ~ Hollywood"
u wns q tlesdline time and I
iooked up from q late Coast
Guard story that had just cons
IN and the pile ~ frss0fs on my
desk.
u wss Trnnesses wslilsns I
saw through has dark glasses
Paul BiEeiow prosinet'en a.
sisiant on the BfuadNsy hit
Am A Gamers was with Tent
nsases. Tie explained siaowins
shs mountain - srFipt<i
These ARE Tfunemws's four
one art plays that he's made IN.
30 one script we have e. kend
them off to-day
The Altman Press ippk care ~
the punching and binding whlis
4 asked Tenfmssee about iitf
plays
Eliza kaxan Is Eping 10 direct
ths film which | have ~fittnn
around four ~ my enc acl plays
The film - called Hide and
seek. II VIII be shoi On ipea'
tnfi ~ the mississippi delta nNnf
Greenvliis
Instead Of merely lyins il,e
fpur ons-aciefs together ~ FOL.
lswocd did SnmsEzeft MatE
hsm's Quartet Tennessee had
- pfnyihe ruut'nuity ~ eii@fpt I"
tef and theme ~ al 'is fpus
plays
Two ~ The plays arc 70 pro-
dprtien IN ksT West tof arsnn
tlseaisf pfessnsaisonI feuisfNsfe
sad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
lis Band Praised
By Casparilla
Executive Officer

The Key West High sehool band
has been invited 10 attend next
years Casparslla on the basis II
their exceiien, performance THIS
pear. Superintendent Il Pubic IN.
ssruesion iIorsce O'nryant announ.
ecd to-day.
0'nrynei released . letter he re.
eeised from Joseph n. Msekler. en-.
ssusise sfficer - me Tampa ses.
tiyan.
Msrklsr congratulated Harold
Cssterson. bard dlrecsor. for TIE
pcrfurmanee saying ~ was one a
she mast colerfsl units IN she %.
rade.
iis lnsised ne bard. director and
0'Brysni ~ tske part IN ihe iaSs
festival
Onryani also rrIenkpd ths news
that approval a the preliminary
plan Cor kx7S.nn adiaion d
pcsnesans school has come thrpnzf
from Tallahassee
Chester 80 Gran. assislan'
schuos arrhs1eef. wrste O'BryanI
today ihst the ''pFupused plsz
khould psutisis dssFabie sGsliiiuT
% flzix srhoxa
Mesuwh,ie. Wilhsm "a. Msrrism
zFrhife<t g Ethe srhanix a Mon
re- eoonty has been hard a w0rk
On tie final plan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
SesCer Tests
Reveal Good
Fishing Spot

csv Msassss psvs K'ss lest
rishs ess ss,iins NE board - q.
sssssrs shsss sever tests met ~
end his STAN we're mskiso n
Hswks' chsarsi.
A kino hrssuhs ~ sssss sbsss
me sres. ~ yes leAonUtv eehe6-
did ysy hn6 ssy - Neklno
spssss"
"res. there ives enc resi- ~
shsrs IN sniy sir ssss - ws>Ds
mat he'd hvn6ve1s ~ ersveisk
sseond is."
s. " ksy WEST hessswivss, So
ho6by bsinotno n . ~ = -
fnnv oEossvsss---shsy'n kWow
wks " pssiss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Car'Inicllaels
Bound Over
ToCrand Jury
Testimony of foung
saiIor was Principal
E,isIenee Against
The Contractor

michael and has isyear.old son
Carl Jr. viii BE- bound over 10 the
Grand Jury for action fellowing .
preliminary hearing before Justice
a the Peace Roy Hamlin yesier
day Into the staying of Allan Harris
alias "Mcllow Moon"
The pair Of Marathon contractors
are free on $500 tond each on
charges 81 first degree murder IN
~ strange death Of the a year
old Harris. whose body was found
On he mudbanks ADJOINING 6sock
Island on December isih b. ne
younger Carmichael
state Attorney J. I.sncelm Lester
said that q Grand Jury will be en-
psneiied In the near future 10 hear
the case.
The Testimony ~ a young Boes
Chiea sailor vas the principle es-
idcnce introduced against the pair
In yesterdays hearing. The sailor.
kenneih SsndburE related how the
Carmichaels on the night before
the alleged murder bad picked him
up 81 lhe corner Of Truman Avenue
and Simonton Street when he was
hitchhiking 10 his post al Boca chi.
CO. Ssndburg told II hos he had
seen the pair In the company q
harris a. that time and ~ how thc
two men had continually threaten.
81 and heated the victim while en-
route 10 Stock Island.
TIE elder csrnishssl repeat.
ely msts such statements eel
LET'S shrsw him ltsrvisl In IRE
wsssr" snd ''Ns'd better we .
ssps srsvnt him - shss he esnt
~ swsy."
7he sailor. when the car reach.
Cd stock Island asked 10 be lee out.
We tben noted the license number
a Dr. car. "A yesterdays hearing.
. phosczlaiic copy a the ownership
papers Il The vehicle was intro
6uced "a cvi1ence.
4on6burK then went iufn the o..
srseas Luncheon on Stock Island
and aller . short time the Carmi.
ehscis appeared there without the
victim.
other witnesses Who testified In.
Guided Mrs. jeanne Albersns who
when walking near the County
Home on Stock Island reported
finding clothing In and about the
water In the vicinity ~ the spot
where the body was found. The
clothing was later Included idensl.
Ned M that worn ~ Mellow
Neon" prior 10 his demise.
Policemen william Afsher ~.
Isss6 hsw shs ysvuper CAIRNS
shsei he'd fisgssd him Down On
~ ses6 whom hs wss eruisins IN
pssvsi Ger sn Dee. Tern snd ~ .
pevssd met Ne ysvnesr tsfen.
dsn1 Nd sstd him ~ fneins .
bo1y nsss she sssa where NJ end
Nc tsshev we're spsrssinp . drss.
tine. ~ shes lime. Archer ssid,
~ wss dissIsimsd sny know.
Isess y shs identity " ne dead
nRon
A reported eoniession ~ the Car.
usi<haelk. given "a ihe Sheriff
Deperlmeul whrn they went "a n 4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
III Wounded On
Navy Destroyer

WASHINGTON N - Ihe Navy
reported today thaf n men were
wounded aboard the destroyer
shelton Feb. n BIZ Communist
shore IRE.
The DESTROYER Then an the sorsh.
east coast a. Korea received three
direct hiss: fwo enemy shells burst
directly over the fsnisil. One AZ
The direct hits tore a hole three
~ four feet. ~ the water line.
causing one Compartment 10 be
partly fIoo<icd.
me Sh~ls.n rc,.r~d a. n h.se i.
J.nnn af,~r she sr,i.. 1890 -.
CURE d..r,ns ne .-..,I....I~ -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-26
Citizens Stony Of Trslmon :
Visit Here Confirmed By Ap
Courthouse County Jail Costs Under Estimates
President Will
Remain liz
Island CiiyF For
Three Weeks

The tA today rossl irn,.
ed the arrival of President
Harry Truman in Ne,
West Inac neat week ~
lais Ilth working-vsru, ~
la his White House essf-cr.
The President viii lake
a ilsree weeks brcsshsr at
the Little White Hol,~c.
Naval station. before
plnnging imto the 1v52
campaign. either N active
candidate or leader 81 the
Democratic Party.
The Citizen published the
news of President Truman's OK
pccted arrival on February a.
A. that time the Ap would not
confirm OF deny the news which
had leaked out In this. his fav.
oriie vacation spot.
Although u u possible the
President might announce his
candidacy for reelection trom
Key West II h more probable
that he will wait until after his
return TO Washington from kcy
West.
Execf dsY Of the prssi6shrs
srrivel hes not been ssIoo6sd.
II hs does come In on Fsi<DY.
March ?. II WIN mean . eeAA
pensmsnt = NJ cIsY comnsis.
sien's trip b havana schsd.
uied for thai dsY. Instead Of
leaving In ihs mosnfng. the
Ctr ofiicisls. Mayor snd City
Msnaass Win waii - greet ire
President ~ Bees Chico and
take off shortly sfisrwards
from Mss<ham Held.
The news % the Presidents
arrival Is no surprise 10 civilian
and military Key West.
Western Univs IS usual will
provide eight additional circuits
for the wire services and dailics.
q. =. Mercy. local manager said
Tclerraphsr equipment will be-
moved into BOO 10 next Mon
day 70 be IN readiness for the
event that makes Key West the
Temporary news center ~ the
world.
The Case Msvins hes already
he'd ressrvsiions msds ~ Ap's
TonY vseesro. Up's Msssimsn
Smith. Lie Mssszins's "a
DsrbY and NDc's Frank Dour-
gholissr. vetsFsnx % white
House trips sn1 shs press
room.
Other newsmen will be lodged
n Ia Concha and beach moiei&
Between the daily press confer
ences 81 BOO i1a. the cures
tconsinmszi On Pace f.isnti
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26

Grownups and kddies alike had merry, merry Erie
Ordnance Depot annual Christmas Friday night The party
by the civilian welfare fund council featured yu
dancing Christmas Shown the picture
above top Archie King his fouyearod
daughter Vick moderars Wiah Jane and Susie Val
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26

lance Of the twirIng Phillips Kocss
aeeordn7ts and eshtear-oId Patty daughter
Mrs. Floyd Clark. Lower right, William Anderson
vocalist; Janet Sanford caddy Smith, post
and Nancy Valance Duncan guard force
vocalist