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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
Festive Scenes Greet Roaming Ne,U
Years EUe CeIebrants In Key Vest

1t truly Maids Night Out Wednesday night and good
baby be had only through knows what
Navy filled capacity stayed
pucky doubled up deposited two
baby tender like Commander Jack English
Lieutenant Commander Bill Wells
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02

table or cardboard box was like
the come here" clucking cali,
and attracted young chicks.
And that is yoGr tip on how to
proceed with some scientific chick
en- stealing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
CARD or THANKS

We wish % express car sincere
thanks tIr kindness assd sympathy
sslo@e IS Sgrfns The resent loss q
my husband ana Cur father. Jeif
l. $3sms fox gscss Eh9 dsnsfs3
ise pieces ard caF1s, The csas.
eistsaS pas,cr ard also Nr. Andrew
FrsseAasd Of PritchsrdS Funeral
nesae
Bias. jesE l.. Adams aud Family
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Coming EUents
FRIDAY, JANUARY p

Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program, Poinciana
Baptist Church, $3.50 pm.
Knights of Pythias, meeting al
Pythian Hall, 1913 Fleming,
pm.
Fern Chapter, No. II, Order Of
Eastern Star, Scottish Rite
Temple, 8 pm.
Officers Club, Fern Chapter No.
Il. O.E.S. 5 pm.
Key West Amateur Radio Club,
National Guard Armory, 1880
pm.
SATURDAY, JANUARY g.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church, 72s
Fleming Street, 1880 pm.
MONDAY, JANUARY s.
Alcoholics Anonymous, Key WesI
group, meeting at 8 pm.
Methodist Men, Caballeros Meto.
distas, Wesley House. s pm.
Key West Temple No. 81, Ply.
THAN Sisters, at X. of P. Hall,
7:3O pm.
Executive Board, Poinciana
PTA, at school, 8 pm.
Key West Archery Club, 1880
pm.
Circle One, Presbyterian Wom-
en-, with Mrs. F. w. Enander.
so FELTON, Rd., Sigsbee Park, 8
pm.
Women's Auxiliary, st. Paul's
Church, Parish Hall, 3 pm.
WMU, LIST Baptist Church, 1880
pm.
Circle One, First Methodist
Church, 3 pm.
Key West Ministerial Associa-
ton.
Circle Two, Women of First
Church, with Mrs. Charles
Trauth, 505-B Poinciana, 3
pm.
TUESDAY, JANUARY g.
Kiwanis Club dinner meeting,
$50 pm.
Youth for Christ Bible Study,
Methodist Church, 729 Elem
ing Street, T:30 pm.
TT. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Club, 7:45 pm.
Beginners Bridge Group, TT.
Taylor Officers Club, 8 pm.
Minoca Council No. 1s, Degree
of Pocahontas, Redman Hall,
7;3O pm.
Civil Air Patrol, Am. Legion
home, 8 pm.
K. W. Assembly No. Is Order of
Rainbow Girls, Scottish Rite
Temple, 7:30 pm.
X. w. Chapter No. 8. Disabled
Am. Veterans, Luz Temple, AZ
Amelia ST., 8 pm.
X. W, Players, Barn Theatre. 8
pm.
Woman's Club. club auditorium,
$50 pm.
Sea Finigee cootiette Club 371,
WV Home. s pm.
Chapter No. 2s3, National So
iourners. LIST Presbyterian
Church, pm.
Coral Shores PTA. cafetorium, s
pm.
Junior Woman's Club, Woman 5
Club. 8 pm.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY -
Navy Wives Bowling League.
Naval Station Alleys. pm.
Meeting. Junior CD, Commerce
81 clubhouse. 8 Pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No
IS, meeting at Bldg. las. 10. 90
axn.
Ladies Coli Tournament. & ".
Golf course. 2 an.
Rzndicrats Group. Naval statioa
Library. 2Ed fser. 8 Pr.
Dsde Lodge No. II. Masonic
Group. at Scottish Rite Ten
pie. 5 p.m-
NIL owe, place ID be an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
Science Probes
Deep Meaning OF
Chicken Clucks
BY ALTON L. BLAKESLEE
APP Science Reporter

ST. LOUIS Up - Chickens talk,
in a acknowledgements code of re.
markable meanings, two scientists
reported today.
They can say, "Hawk coming, -
or in a different sound, DOG or
danger around. 1.-The baby chick
says an equivalent of, "Hey, nom,
I'm lost" and the hen can say,
Come here" or Dinners ready"
The study of chicken language
even suggests a scientific method
of chicken stealing-of which more
in a moment.
The sound signals of chickens
were analysed by DR.. Nicholas
Collias, zoologist now at Cornell
University, and Prof. Martin Joos
of the University of Wisconsin, in
research at Wisconsin.
The chicken talk was recorded
by an electronic machine, the
spectrograph, which translate
sounds into wavy lines on paper.
The lines give an objective record
Of the frequencies and intensity.
Prof. JoOs made the recordings
and DR.. Collias made the interpre-
tations, described here to the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science.
Wavy lines show when a chick
is chirping in pleasure, or in dis
tress at being alone, hungry, cold
or thirsty or hurt. The frequency
or timing Of the chirps is different.
The brood hen clucks as she
walks, summoning her chicks to
follow her, DIR. Collias said. She
gives about two cluckS per second.
When the hen discovers food, she
clucks rapidly, about four cluckS
a second, to call her chicks to
join the feast.
At night, when she roosts, she
gives a purring sound, lasting
about Ia seconds. to bring all
chicks under her wing.
If hawk appears, chickens have
an alarm scream, loud and rau-
cous, that sends chicks running to
shelter.
But if it's danger from the
ground, a dog or man, the warn
ing is loud, repeated calls Of a
bit different frequency. The hen
also seems to give an alerting call,
low and rather brief and harsh,
that makes chicks stop and freeze,
DR.. Collias said. This is rapidly
pulsed call.
AS tests Of the meaning Of the
various calls. the experimenters
used recording or artificial sounds
that showed the same spectograph
lines as did different signal calls
of real chickens.
Tapping a pencil on a wooden
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02

Having guests in to watch teIe-
vlsion2 Serve one zeSty sandwich,
one sweet one enc that can double
tor dessert. Ham ard pickle relish
IS good choice for the ssyoTy
spread, for the sweet sandwich
serve date nut bread spread with
Sosiened cream cheese.
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Bacon drippingS may be used
when cooking an omelet or a to-
mat0 sauce.
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rounced.
SuhRon Wives, Officers, Club,
10 am.
Key West 0uiboard Club Auxil.
larry. $50 pm. place TO be
announced.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 81
CAP Cadets. Key West High
Auditorium. $50 pm.
Navy Wives Bowlsng Lean0s,
pm, n. S, Also open bo@ line.
Rotary Club luncheon, Il IS. s.,
Paul's Parish Hail.
Key West Lions, neesina. s -
pin 81 Lioas Dan, Seminary
St
Isy Sizes az Jayeee elabhogse.
Dr Felix Tarc.a L15ss Nc. G.
sis Ek sy su@
Mothers C,Na q CT and S.
desc a. Sebea3 IS Caays z
AgGs.Js . 80 pr
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Everyone likes . bargain and
there will 30 lots cs fhana sedav,
tsmcrFow and Mosday al chll-
aFsn's Corner while they held
shaiF big prs-iayenscry sale. Cold
weather Is ivst started bot all
she winter items ere on sale at
prices yeV will like,
Then ia tSe raw srfinr ilae.
short sels - aal'ah8 th@ hearts
e hSaoa ard Tire N3s. A&ew. &C.
eausa 9asy sra asa6& of tist
tae w'eat1H eei1en cgRna eiaas
Seant nss3 igonsea. ard las ksss
keeHsh aF @Fa 20 ssaart.
Ike uasy sl8a ses Scr girls w1'h
fisa Nfhiie trim Is 5rssnY snd
SO trSaFeal nrsns shorfs ard
dtis Gesssn Ser tllz kays is real
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02

For the sweet tooth set who's
csc has no limits Melt over hot
but not boiling water. one package
81 Semisweet chocolate pieces. Stir
IN one half cup shredded coconut
and three fourthS cup bran cereal.
Drop By teaspoonSial on a creased
haklng Sheet and chill until firm.
Known as "hayStacks, and they
are very good.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02

Well that's all folks. The New
Year is started and ! hope IL viii
De a happy and prosperous one
for all Of you. See you around shop
hopping. and the buys should be
good. Law, Jaxon. advt.
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New Years Resolution: A
weekly trip 10 Donald's for me
treat Of your life.
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Maids Night Out
BY RAYMER

"IVANHoE" At San Carlos
Theatre
Evening star., 1953-06-21
PHILIPS TABLETS
BRING QUICK
effective Relief.

There's never any need to
let ''fullness, gas, heartburn,
upset stomach or any other
symptom Of acid Indigestion
get the best of you. Simply
keep q tin Of Phillips Tablets
tucked in your pocket or purse
at all times-and you'll be
prepared for fast, pleasant
relief whenever and wherever
acid indigestion comes your
way. Peppermint favored
Phillips Tablets are a. pleas
ant to take az candy mints-
and because they're made
from one of the fastest, most
effective acid neutralizers
known, they bring almost in
slant relief. 80 tablets-25f.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
WHEN HANNIBAL MET TIE CHAMP
Continued from page thirteen

Hannibal turned swiftly toward
him. Then Joe advanced into
combat. What happened now
was more than a little confused;
Tim saw it all. but even after
ward it was difficult to sort it all
out. There was a thump. for one
thing; it was actually a double
thump. but the two sounds were
50 close that they intermingled,
like two men. almost simultane-
ously. kicking footballs. Hard.
JoE seemed to hang suspended
IN the door. And then, slowly,
majestically, he came back out
of the house and f1oated through
the air, turning and twisting in a
sort of slow motion. He landed
on the grass with a thump. and
fora long as it might take a man
to count to five, nothing moved,
not Joe. not Hannibal, not Tim.
And then carefully. with great
deliberation, Joe got himself to
a standing position ON all four
feet. He lifted one and shook it
gently. He lifted another. He
tested all four, and then swung
his head from side to side check
ing ON the hinge of his neck. He
looked at the open door. at Han
nibal's quivering nose peering
out; he looked at Tim. He opened
his mouth and then shut it again,
uttering no sound.
With immense dignity he be-
gan to stroll toward the kitchen
door. well. I'll be damned"
Tim said. Even you. champ!"
There was wonder in his voice. =.
lHE rabbits house was gone
from the backyard when Betty
got home. She went into the
house. puzzled. And there in the
kitchen. ON the floor. she found
Tim and Joe and Hannibal. The
rabbits opened house sat beside
them. and from time to time Tim
pushed celery, spread with
cheese. through the door. Tim
had a beer IN his hand; there was
Evening star., 1953-06-21

evidence to indicate that it was
not his first. Joe sat beside his
empty bowl which had con-
tanned warm milk and dark rum,
lots of rum. Everybody watched
Betty.
Betty said. ''Well." But the
expression ON Tins face was no
longer unhappy; the brooding
was over. She did not know how
or why. but she was content.
Having fun?" she said.
Tim nodded. We've been
talking things over" He held a
piece Of celery IN front of the
little house. Hannibal appeared,
coming almost a foot out the
door to take it. He retreated into
his sanctuary. Mice fellow, Han
nibal," Tim said. He whipped
the champ. Fair fight, but the
champ was cocly, too sure Of
himself, got whipped.
JoE said nothing. He swiped at
his nose with his long tongue.
''Ifit could happen to him -"
Tim said. He was having a little
difficulty with the words, but his
meaning was clear. IF it could
happen to him, / guess it could
happen to anybody" He paused.
He doesn't seem to be worried,
does he?"
NO." Betty said. 1t was
strange. she thought, but at that
moment she was close to tears.
Neither are you. any more. .
Tim nodded. He picked up his
beer. His eyes were bright and
merry.
'.And neither am l." Betty
said. She started for the door BE-
fore the tears should appear.
Over her shoulder she said, Have
fun, fellows"
There was a low drumming
sound. Hannibal's nose appeared
IN the door. He looked around.
Ho - hum. " said Tim, show
ing another piece Of cheese and
celery at Hannibal. ITO the VIC
tor 60 some spoils." The End
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

MeG0agan Electric Co, In.
G.E. Fan Circulator-$S9.50
Brady Motor Sales
$500 Trade Certificate
Carolina Cleaners
$1,000 Dry Cleaning
Stevens Service Station
$500 Trade Certificate
Rogers Pontiac Company
$1,000 Trade Certificate
ID. p. ESQ Station
3 Wash and Grease Jobs
Hodges Market & Grocery
$500 Trade Certificate
J. c. Phipps
eSusqo no pus esuoID 'qsuM I
Tabor City Auto Parts
$3.50 Trade Certificate
Hollis Auto Service
$500 Trade Certificate
Bells Grocery
Sl.00 Trade Certificate
Columbus Trading Company
2 Bags Register Plant Bed
Fertilizer
JOyner's Market
mold l!H sInqS sJra 'qI-eG &
Ritz Theatre
$1,000 In Theatre Passes
(TaXes To Be Paid)
New 40 Drive-In Theatre
Certificate for 20 Theatre Passe:
tTaNes Must Be Paid)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

and q better crop next spring than
from plants set Later.
BY fall planting you get berries
only from the plants you set. They
will not make runner plants. For
Eastern and Piedmont North Car
DINA use the Massey variety. It
mas been very satisfactory during
the past few years. Do not plant
everbearing varieties except in
the mountain areas. They have not
been generally satisfactory in
North Carolina.
If you have an established straw
berry bed and have not fertilized
the plants this fall, do SO at once.
Use any good garden fertilizer at
the rate of one-half gallon to one
gallon per 100 feet of row depend
ing on the fertility of your soil.
III the rows are narrow the ferti-
!izer may be drilled in on each
SIDE of the row. If the rows are
wide, broadcast the fertilizer over
the plants at a time when the
leaves are dry and brush the fert-
ilizcr eff OF the leaves. This fall
application is very important for
Piedmont and mountain areas. In
the Coastal Plain areas another
similar application should be made
IN December or early January.
II you are growing boySenber-
RES or other types of dcwberries,
the grass should be cleared out of
them and the vines Strengthened
out on the ground so that they can
be easily gathered up and tied to
stakes or wires in the spring. If
any new plants are desired for
spring planting, throw a shovelful
OF soil over the tips of the vines.
They will form roots and buds
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

Wilson'S Produce
Bushel Apples
Eugene Granger Grocery & Mkt
$500 Trade Certificate
Lienwand's Department Store
$500 Trade Certificate
City Cafe
l Large Steak Dinner
Lewis Gore Grocery
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Fred NJ. Jernigan's Store
l Bag Wayne Laying Mash
Coles Grocery
$1,000 Trade Certificate
City Barber Shop
$3.50 Service Certificate
Baldwin's Stables
l Bride
Dicus-Fowler Company
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Bullock's Department Store
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Carolina Beauty Shop
$1,000 Permanent
Towards Clothing Store
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Fowler's Barber Shop
l Bottle Hair Tonic
Tabor City Beauty Shop
$1,000 Permanent
Harrelson's Pharmacy
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Lux Barber Shop
$3.50 Service Certificate
Billy b. Carroll Company
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Yan Festival Drawings For Free
Merchandise Valued Over $1,000

The following merchandise, val
ued at more than $1,000, will be
given away to persons attending
the Yam Festival on Saturday af-
ternoon:
Prince Brothers Furniture
I Plastic Sofa Bed. value $3.50
ELASTIC Platform Rocker, $3.50
Tabor Hardware Company
Floor Lamp, value $24.95
S2-Pc. Dish Set, value $685.
Wright's Gas & Furniture Co.
Electric Iron
Stevens Barber Shop
$3.50 Service Certificate
E. w. Fonvielle 4 Son
l Bag Purina Laying Mash
J. M. Soles Company
$500 Trade Certificate
Ebert Shelley & Company
25 lbs. Flour
Wright's Superette
l Bag Robertson Plant Bed
Fertilizer
Yam City Oil Company
$500 Trade Certificate
Tabor City Shoe Shop
l Mans Billfold
l Shoe Shine Kit, value $500
Tabor City Shoe Shop
/ Ladies Billfold
l Shoe Shine Kit, value $500
Dairy Cream
$500 Trade Certificate
Irene's Sandwich Shop
$500 Trade Certificate
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

"e8&Cku ANU ADDoC48G8 0I0[O
Slick Coffee Maker. value 1895
$1,000 Trade Certificate and
Jennings Strickland Groe. 4 Mkt.
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Tabor City Exchange
$500 Trade Certificate
Cameo Beauty Shop
$1,000 Permanent
William Shelley's Grocery. Inc.
100 lbs. Hog Feed
Cameron Drug Store
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Bolton Ward Grocery
$500 Trade Certificate
Floyd's Meat Market
l Premium Ham
Lees ) & l0c Store, Inc.
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Simon's Department Store
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Schild's Department Store
$4,000 Trade Certificate
FOwler's Pool Room
$500 Trade Certificate
Carolina Department Store
$1,000 Trade Certificate
Dorman's Furniture Company
Pair Bed Springs $17.90
Spivey's Fish Market
3 Certificates
$3.50 Worth Wish
Carroll Sales Company
$500 Cash
Collier Gas Company
$1,000 Trade Certificate on any
Appliance or TV Set
Shelley's Shoe Service
$3.50 Shoe Repair Certificate
Faircloth Barber Shop
$3.50 Service Certificate
W. +. Cox Company
$500 Trade Certificate
Nealy's Fish Market
$3.50 Worth Fish
Roberts Clothing Company
$4,000 Trade Certificate
c. c. Soles Company
10 Y - Linoleum
l Ironing Board
Herring Fish Market
$500 Trade Certificate
DR.. J. l.. James
Free Chest X-Ray
lIickman's Florist
$500 Trade Certificate
Woods ) < 10c Stores
5000 Trade Certificate
Tabor City Tribune
D l-Year Subscriptions
Tabor City Cleaners
$500 Dry Cleaning
Cricket Gift Shop
$500 Trade Certificate
Johns Place
3 Cartons Cigarettes
\. +. Prince Service Station
East Tabor
$500 Trade Certificate
Granger Block Company
$500 Worth Blocks
Prince Motor Company
Set Seat Covers
Motor Company
Case Motor Oil
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Garden Time

If you intend to plant strawber-
lies this iail il should be done
soon. You may have difficulty OBJ
tanning plants this early but
plants set now will become cstab-
liSlred and give you better plants
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
FOR SALE

FARM - 20 acres tobacco allotment d
acres in tract. 50 acres under cultivation.
Two 1ox2O tobacco barns with Mayo
curers. One two-story pack house with
stalls combined. One good five-roow DWELL
ing house. Located two miles from Tabor
City on road that will be hard surfaced in
the near future
FARM - 81 acres tobacco allotment IS
acres In tract with ii acres under cultiva.
ton.
FAM - 4.3 acres tobacco allotment, AS
acres in tract, IS acres under cultivation.
rANM - 40 acres tobacco allotment, 6
acres IN tract, SO acres under cultivat ton.
FAkM, l0.l acres tobacco allotment, 325
aereS IN tract, IS acres under cultivation.
FARM, acres tobacco allotment, 60 acres
In tract, IS acres under cultivation
FARM, acres tobacco allotment, L acres
under cultivation
WOODS LAND, 500 acres in tract. known
as eFea thery Bay''
SERVICE STATION with living quarters
upstairs located on Hwy. No. 40, 3-4ths
mile South of FinkIea Crossroads.
lf1KEE VACANT LOTS located back of
Jess Sellers grocery store in Tabor CITY.
Slx-ROOM HOME just outside CITY limits.
labor City, N. G.
S1x-ROOM HOME, located on Flovd Street
aDor lily, N. Z.
FOUR BUSINESS LOTS located on Corner
OF Lewis and West 5 tn St., Tabor CITY. NC
SIX LOTS located corner of Shay and Worth
Streets, Tabor City, N. c.
COMBINATION SERVICE STATION
GROCERY STORE located ON Main Street.
Tabor City, NJ c.
COMBINATION SERVICE STATION
GROCERY STORE located in CITY Limits.
West labor City, N. G.
FlVE-ROOM HOME located on MCQUEEN
Street, Loris, S. G.
VACANT LOT - located corner of Nc
Queen Street and Daisy Road, Loris, S. c.
Two LOTS north of Loris on Hwy. No. 7O1
HOME, 6 acres OF land, north of Loris, S. c.
on Hwy. 70l, north of Glendale Church.
FIVE-ROOM HOME located on Patterson
Street, near hospital, Loris, S. c.
FOUR VACANT LOTS located back Of
Blackman's Barbecue, Tabor CITY, N, G.
ONE RIVERSIDE COTTAGE, located on
Pee Dee River, between Nichols, S. c. and
Mullins, S. G..
5IL-ROCM HOME, u acres of land, To-
Gated nca" Gridcv,.y School,
FiVE-2CCM HOME located cast Of Hwy
20 near city limits, Tabor City, N. C..
FOUR-APARTMENT HOMF located on
Lewis Street, Tabor City, N. =.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

during late fall and winter and
may be cut from the vine and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

planted In the spring when the
vines are tied up.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Read what Wall 81. journal SAYS:
Detroit Studies Sales of
Continental" St1ldeboker

to 5yo WALL STREET JOURNAL Staff Reror,e-
IS. MISUNDERSTANDING which v,..
as big factor in setting early-postwsr .n+o
:. styles, may now be setting the pattern 81.
- the next few years. 40i
p us 1916 model designed with lavish
h eSe eSe VI elasS oy Raymond Loewy, was the
l. T. o' completely redesigned postwar car,
y t'U., tne oouCh Bend, Ind, concern made no
n 1oro'I 1otener major change until its current
i"p o" oS, - witn these 1t introduced low, rak-
Io'-' o,a continental styling. Also designed by
i s"y' l"e new model cost SGT million to
introduce, double the 1916 cost ~
5 ~;r.1 up Detroit stylist employed by
rival manufacturer, says that the c,rr.nt
Studebaker will affect the f,,t,re ,ooI.. I
!, more competitive makes than the indus+r.
Il would like to admitnNSsct S,.or,..y, B
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
Three Duy Open
House Sept. 20. ~. 30
At First Nuf'I. Bank

The First National Bank OF st,
Paul will hold n 3-day open house
with everyone invited, next Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday
September 2s. 30 and 30. Hours
will be from 10 a. m. to p. m. on
Monday and from 10 n m. 10 8
p. m. on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Plans have been made TO escort
thousands OF visitors on behind
the scenes" tours Of all the banks
departments Members Of the in
stitution's staff will serve AZ
guides. Visitors will receive a
map Of old ST. Paul and a Cen
tennial medallion key tag.
The occasion will mark the
close of succession Of special
First National Centennial obser-
yances that started in January
this year and have included
everything from employee parties
to monthly exhibits on the banks
block-long main banking floor.
Planning for the Open House
has been under way for the past
few months.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
AUTolcUIIIyT6N
FATALLY INJURIES
MRS. GRANTHAM

A popular young Twin City
matron, Mrs. Ollie (vernicel
Grantham Of Sc, Paul. died Mon.
day, few hours after being
thrown from a car driven by her
husband. DIR. Ollie Grantham,
early Sunday morning, Sept. 20.
The Grantham machine was
struck by an auto driven by Ray
mond l.. Elledge, ~. 2o57 seiby
Ave.
Elledge was booked by
Minneapolis police ON charge Of
drunken driving. driving without
proper drivers license and go-
ing through stop sign.
The accident occurred at the In
tersection of Fourth Street and
10th Avenue SO, The Elledge car
struck the right rear side OF DR.
Grantham's car which turned
around on the wet pavement three
times, but remained upright
Grantham struggled with IN,
wheel to keep the car from hit,
ting telephone pole. SO preoc
cupied was he in trying to con
troll the car that he did not motto,
that his wife was not beside him
As the car slid TO a stop, he dis
covered that she had been thrown
from the door and her head had
hit a street curb, She was rushed
TO the Minneapolis general hos,
pital only four blocks away where
every effort was made TO save
her life.
Mrs. Grantham's skull was frac-
tured at a point where II would
have been impossible 10 save her
life by surgery.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. on Wednesday, September
20, from St Phillips Episcopal
church, OF which she was mem
Der, with Father Denzil A. Carly
officiating.
Other survivors besides her hus-
band include her mother, Mrs.
Cora Rodney OF Seattle. Wash,
two sisters. Miss Ina Miller OF
Seattle and Mrs. Fern Willard OF
Chicago. who attended the SER
vices.
Burial was In Oakland Gene
terry with Brooks Funeral Home
In charge.