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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27

ground were arrangements OF ye
Of crOtons.
Mrs. George Mills White, presi.
dent Of the Community Concert
Series, greeted guests IN . blue
lace gown with accents Of cerise
velvet, and Mrs. Delio CObO, pro.
gram chairman, wore q gown Of
pale blue banded net.
speaker Of the evening, intro
aueed by Mrs. White, was Roy
williams from the New York head
quarters Of the organization who
g here 70 assist In the campaign
Cor membership which II taking
Dlace this week.
Mr.. Williams welcomed new
workers In the membership drive
and spoke briefly Of several Am
erican artists from whom the selec-
don Of concert talent may be made.
He was most enthusiastic over
the response and interest shown
By the people Of Key West In this
opportunity to hear the music Of
lOp ranking artists.
Kits containing materials and
subscription tickets for the con.
serts were distributed by Mrs. Co
DO to an earnest group Of workers
Tor the drive. People present In
eiuded many prominent members
u the community, both townspeo'
Vie and Navy.
Mrs. White introduced the off.
sers Of the group who are Mrs.
coob, Mrs. Crum, Mrs. Jerry Ire
ror, Mr.. Edwin Stark, and Mr.,
William Nehlett. Members Of the
soard Of directors weer also pre-
ented.
Chairman Of the dinner, which
rev praise from al Of the guests,
vas Mrs. Hester Stutz, assisted BY
so.chairman Mrs. Herbert Pace.
The years goal has Q member.
hin aim a $50 subscribers which
eosi1 Efink four splendid concerts
Is 1aAhd City throughout the
~ Of the series win be
it covers admission for
III s. Tie concerts. There Is no 10.
cal or federal tax ON these tickets
Is the Community Concerts are
listed as q non-profit organization
which works as the medium Of
bringing outstanding artists TO var
Ous parts Of the United States.
The Series introduced the "or.
ganized audience plan" to Key
Nest seven years ago In selling
81 season subscriptions so that the
sumber Of listeners could be ac-
turately forecast and avoid the
financial pitfalls Of relying on au-
licences of undetermined number.
The Concert Series Is COM
munity effort both by Key West
and the Navy In Key West to bring
good music to this city. and the
success of this undertaking viii de-
pend upon prompt and enthusiast
dc response Of the people In this
area to the membership drive that
b now proceeding. Headquarters
Cor the drive are at the Woman's
Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27
Players Meet Tonight

The Key West Players will
held . special meeting Hills eve
ming % . p. m. a. The Barn
Theatre end Oh members are
asked 70 be present .. there
will b . discussion o. bylaws.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27

Ice and water can each exist at
so degrees Fahrenheit. and if a
mixture of the two is heated uni
formly, the temperature viii not
rise until the ice is all melted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27
Music Lovers OF Key Vest Hold Dinner
Inaugurating Membership DriDe For
Seasons Community Concert Series

than sixty Of the people Key who both love and
f music gathered at Club last evening at the kick
of dinner Of the seventh Community Concert Series
long buffet with dishes that were Characteristic
a Key West cooking length the rooms and
es sat Al small tables placed the club In the back
yellow acacia flowers and variety
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27
Sonora Morales, Cuban Consups Wife.
Brings Charm, Grace To Society Here
With Her Interests, Accomplishments

Although Florida and separated by less than hun
bred bright turquoise waters the beginning of
Oscar Morales wife of the Cuban consul to Key
West when she to this state bride.
She behind her girlhood governed by the traditions and
rigid social capital of Havana where her
bringing followed pattern of daughter of family of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27

The United States produces about
Us per cent of the worlds passen-
ger autos.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27
Ten And Twenty
Years Ago
~ Taksa from Files q
The cifixsn

s"S SHsk9W
OCTOBER ~. 1899
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ketchun
returned yesterday from a week,
trip to Miami. :.
Mrs. T. o. Otto who has beer
visiting her son.in-law and daught.
|er, DR.. and Mrs. Michael Price
de Doe in Miami returned yes.
terday.
DR.. William r. Warren announ.
|ced his candidacy today for mem
Der of the City Council.
OCTOBER n. Is43
Ceremonies were held today al
Maine plot in cemetery honoring
victims of the sinking of the battle
ship USS Maine.
Joe Johnson announced his can.
didacy for councilman today.
Grocerymen and butchers wiz
meet this evening to discuss price
ceiling.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27

Joe Johnson announced his can.
didacy for councilman today.
Evening star., 1953-01-01
First Bridge Tourney
Of Year 10 Start Here

Local bridge fans convene to-
morrow afternoon in the Willard
Hotel for the first sectional tour
nament of the new year.
Five major titles in the 18th
annual Northern Virginia cham
pionship series will be up for de-
ciSion.
The first events scheduled are
the mems and women's pair con-
test, which will be held concur
rently at 2 pm. John c. Kunkel-
Alvin Roth and Mrs. Gregg Gus
tis-Mrs. Bess holland are the de-
tending titlists in these events
All are Washingtonians.
Miss Ruth Sherman Of New
York and Barry Cohen of Detroit
are defenders in the mixed pair
match set for tomorrow night at
8 o'clock.
The tournament will continue
on Saturday with a two-session
open-pair game at 2 and $3.50 pm
It will end on Sunday with q
team-of-four contest at 1890 and
z pm. In addition to the major
bouts. special one-sesSion pair
games will be offered at $3.50 Sat-
urday and at 2 pm. Sunday.
The Northern Virginia Title
Series is sponsored by the Wash
ington Bridge League. sanctioned
by the American Contract Bridge
League. A. M. Sobel Of New York
will direct the competition, as
sisted by Paul Golden and j. s
Machlin, both Of Washington
Charles c. johnson Is tournament
chairman.
Evening star., 1953-01-01
EvunaeIist Wins Pruise

An Irish-horn evangelist the Rev
Edwin Orr. who has just COM
pleted q 10.O00-mile preaching
tour Of Brazil, won praise from
the secretary Of Brazil's Evan
gelical Council. who said: 'The
blessing Of God has been upon
the ministry Of this evangelist
not yet fluent In our language y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
NO. 4sssss
Order Of publieaiion

4, a session Of said Couh \
tho County Rulolps
CITY 20 Detroit. in the C'an.I
Wsvre and state q Mth's','I
this The 2nd day u May -
1881
Present The Honorable u"
o Nahcr Circuit Judge n
II appearing from the 'a's !.
euSehcd hereto and tlra v
with that the DcicntaM I'd
Chestnut. Is not = rcsidrMi. !" 4.
County OF Wavne ana ~
Michigan. bat that he 49, wv,
4i@ = 44th Street. at 1871
Chicago and State q nano
on MOTION 90 : J t.s]
Attornev for the Ple'n,h
IT Is ORDERED that 'ae
harmed defendant arpcs 4
>Wer the Bin Of Ccmpls,.p.,.
~ thus cause WITHIN VM,nvd'
months from date q tn, "a
~ same NAV Ne taken
leSsed against him. .crrI
IT Is FURTHER oM
that a copy of this oroe'
~ The defendant ~ tn|
known address hv req 90 I
~ = like copy be pah''
turdtne 10 law ..afa|
casui 81
90 TRUE cOpNl 90
EDGAR NJ RRANlGiN''
Nv Y. n Sable. .
Deputy Clerk aaN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
Jesse Z. Williams Ally.
1909 Broadwsy-Suiis z06

State Of Mlongs County Of
Nayne,
A. scsffOn 81 the Probate
Coaft ,oi sald County ~ Wayne,
held a. NE Probate Court Room
n me CIV 81 Deiloii, on the
Seventeenth dav - june, IN the
year one y ussnd nine nundlod
la ff'y-ihree.
Present sronas G. Mutphy,
J .dgc @. P.abaic
IN the Maifts " The Estate OF
ELLA HANNA. Deceased
Henry Heading. Administrator
~ sad estate haylne rendered
90 ,hls Couf, hls .tfsi and ANAL
recount u sand matte and fled
herewith MS petition PRAYING
That NE ~. Due 81 said estate be
assigned 30 ihe person o. persons
lied thereto:
II IS oraeied That the Nine
'ccnih GAY % August ncXi. ~
t'n O'clock p NE forenoon a.
sa,i CpOl Room be appointed
.ag cNanMing and @.loN ng ss'd
'un' ard realHs sod petition.
And Il !, ;ls'nef ordered That
e opy 81 ' order bc published
unfc .n each week flf three
week con.eeutVcly pseyou, 20
sad tine ~ hcal az in the
Deuo.i T-bunc a ncN paper
pl n'e1 ard circulated ia SAID
Ga4niv az Wsvne.
THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Jadee * Probate
J de- holcby ccf,fe that nave
ronpa cd ne foregoing copy with
'ac oug.ral record thereof and
..aye found me same "a be corr
se0i Tense! pl u such original
.ce q
Dated Jane y. 1853.
6.2--7-ll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
Legal Notices
Henry Heading. Atty.
2oe Tobin BLDG.

sis'e ~ Mishigan. .n ne ca.
i Court ior the County o!
Wtfne in Chanoory
JOHN SIMMONS. plaiaiin Sc.
ARDEciA SIMMONS. Defendant.
Order Of Publication
Ne. soooS2
A. session { sad court held
81 use County Building Ia nc
Ctv d. Detroit. Co,-n'y' OF
WAYNE sad stale Of Michigan.
~ 'h.s l.h day o. Mas a. D..
1853
Present II uo4ab.e Thomas +.
Nencr Ct4t judge.
u appearing tHai me defendant
s resident o. ms state and
'asi process IN her appearance
has be,n dslv issued and nc
some soutd rot be ,,it,d bv ca.
ssh " De so erse aom OF CON-
eealmeri wih.n me .,a.e and
ny reason ~ hcr on'nucd a0-
'enSe .om nor place d! resi-
dcree
], OK "a 'tsi 'ae defend
ont enter hof Appearance ~ his
,s~se On az D,,ec 'tftc 80
months ifon Use are II Wis OF
'es oe saa b.. be- taken as
4 nfo.sci
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
Order Of Publication
Ne. s0tl 400

AZ session 10 ad Cour,
ntla az lie CONT House In the
WsNne County R4l8ae in ne
CIV a. Dcto, County 81
Wsvne and Siaie ~ M.chsean
IN 'he Emo dsy Of June AD.
ftsDtf Tie Hnr A8alph =
~ tnntf Circuit J-dcc
J. tppcsure hv affidavit az
cached hereto ttai ihc sad de
'rrH-n lulan Lspclc'f was q
.e,aitfi of ihs STATE re4ane az
t' Ne-hav street. IN DE CITY
ni Dr''a' County az ~. vne srd
>is'f ~ Michigan ard ihai pro.
cess tss been issued 1o1 'naf
NE ame could nor be served ev
teespr q hs absence from or
rontalment IN This vate. or hv
rea.on ~ bis continued absence
iflm has place OF e. dcnce
On motion Of Alonso d rc,,s
iit1. attorney fog the plaintiff
II is Ordered ihst ne saia a.
'fnasni Julian Leyertt, enter
MS appearsnce in this cause On
or before three 80 months tom
ne dete ~ his order on ,ha,
ihr mn Of Complaint filed herr h
pc taken o. confecd and iht,
We ,alt order be served ana
puhl'ttet a. leou ~ be Jaw
Apoirh 3 MArScuNrs
CWui jltee
"a Illt Car,i
hagsr n htsnIgao Clerk
- v Muhsrdi. Deputy Clerk
6.l3-1la
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
Order q Publication
Ne. so3s3S

= SESSION 70 .ao Court nela
~ re l-fi House N me CIV
~ Deifof County and state
sie,e.a 'h e7'h day % Mav.
P,esea rosble F4ank
FilzGeis'd Cic4r Judge
J. apes rs faai the aefena.rt
- Resident 30 ih.s Staie sn4
ihsi PROCESS 'or her spptsssn,c
mas seen da'y issued and -e
same could 20, be- served n4
reason o' ttf ab,trle irum
conctalmeH' V.thn ne state 90
bv reason ~ ht continued ais.
,rnce from her place al ,.
dence.
u Is osae,ei ihstthe isfesd *,
enter her appea arce IN ~ g.
cause on or before thee months
from ihe date o. ihis of8s, or
said t3i will be- taken as .n.
fessed
II Is furihcr Ordered t,., !
copy a. ihis ofaer 30 sent ng
registered mali ~ ,ald defena.n,
70 P'e taN Ne n0f Highway
Detroit Michigan. her iasi know p
address and u nor received per.
sonslly bv said defendant an ,east
twenty DAYS before The time pre-.
scfibed iof appearance thar IA ,
order be puhh,hed a. required
hy law
FRANK FITZGERALD
Cseni Judge
"a True Copy)
Edgar NJ Rranism Clerk
BY r W Method. Deputy Clerk
IA IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
Fights Armyworms

Introduction Of powerful new
weapon into the battle against
iheh army worms destroying corn
and grain crops IN the Midwest
raised hopes today that the cur
rent rampage 81 the insect hordcs
can be stopped dead.
New hope FOR farmers in the
path % destruction follows grant
ing % Official label acceptance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27

The last letter written by Mr..
Wesley six days before his
death in 1871 was addressed
10 Willism Wilberioree who
was then in The midst OF mis-
great fight in Parliament 10
abolish the slave trade.
the .e''ti rs.ard isc,t
Vorss "Oa 81 ni weary n
vel do.re 80 GA % 'ec meme
- Cod sna .n ne pNff q hls
p er' g.. efen Ansttan Slavery.
'te ,ic,i ira' was eGeg unieg
ss-n saa.. ne rsr Ht1 teiose
a
Ami Slave Drive
II go Nf.ltv had wti'en a
r BE parp.t' ses-rs' re
sstey t.4o sri tre note. Z
ta r.fttt.c- Nsla e.
Ane - s.eel q srens aoi-
slavery n'ttwfrt
TBS sfsri s.s Hi sst,ty
-H' aa' 'ee gfes, c.N.s.on
~ ~ M.tt Fpssopa!
e.sG si ~ 'ne Netee ~
p c.-t. s ~ which
'aF e -an.1ta
Two Merge
" All hitfrll -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
No. los 49,

STATE - Niilhsan. no prod
Court Tor ne County " Ws1
No. <osts2
J. 'nt Mater ~ INC Estate
SUSIE BATES also known|
S,SlF IEE RATES and st|
n ROBINSON BATES,
ceased
Na'4s J. hereby given hat
orcd.ias, ~ said deceased
icqL4ti "a present lheir ci1
~ Wr.'.ac and under oath. 10 \
Court AZ NE Probate oiir|
tho CIV ~ DeiMi ia 4
County. and 20 seiye = 4
thereof upon Frances kcndod
Administrative 81 sad eslsn|
66l Watson s. No as Dtr|
Mi,higan. on or heiole lm
day Of August. a p 1854 4
,ha, such CLAIMS VII he ri
by Sa q court. before judge
rick II O'BWcn 70 Court ri
No, SOC. Waync COUNTY Baildi
In ne CITY OF Deuof m 81
County. on ,hc an o'g o. .
eus' A. D 1853 al Two oel.
N The afternoon
Dated MAY rs. 1888
PATRICK " QRRlEN
judge ~ rrcS
rabl',hed in DGioh TacI
once each week ior three M
succcssivelv. Win n ihaly
from The date hereof
do hereby certify that
compared the iofccons copy
The original record Thereof
have found he same 70 10 .
rect transcript o. su,a @S
record
Allen r. Edison.
Deputy Probate Register
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
Cite John WesIe
Stand on Slavery
By CLARENCE T. r. NELSON

PHILADELPHIA thousands Of ministers, laymer
and youth plan 10 celebrate iht 25oh anniversary of the
birth OF John Wesley here part Of the World Method
isl Conyocat.on Evangelism. June POPS. the founder
Methodsns stand the slavery question cited by
me denonana Comm sson on Methodist Information
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27

last f.iss .-r Ms Eya ste.
verson 81 ss7 L.y.nssi7n VINO
1.e1 Jane Is were rec Ssi-f-
Gay AZ Burns F-nsFs. Home,
sury.vcfs ere; reF 'sirer E.s4ei
scr NlAe MeNs-on' enc
-nc.s Ecele Whitman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
FRANK FITZGERALD,
Alonso d. peiiiiord Atty.
7OS Iawvers hide

State % ~ h.g IN thc Gu.
Daf Court for he Court, O.
Wave n Chsp CIV
ThEi.MA LENFRETT r
ilif vs JULIAN LFNERErT
Defend .rs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
TRBuNE-SATURDAY. JUNE II, 1858
COMMUNITY
NEWS
MISS NJ. \. CONNER
1888 r. ard TEmple 3-459S

WEfhLN rihl if-1
se -
L0r1 c
He snail sundAs the people
under as ard ire nsi.9ns -nSeF
our tee;. He snail cheese OK
inheriancs ioE rs ire exec
lency az Jscon wren re .cyee.
Selsr Gcd IS gene - Win
sro4i ire LeFa wlin me
SOUND ri ir-mPei.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
s. J. rlanaasn. Ai'f'
mn - ..a

Stale OF Michigan m NV
cNt Court for ihe CounV
Navne IN Chanccry
GLADYS CHESTNUT rlas,
vs. LESTER CHESTNUT
PENDANT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27

Experienced rs8 paper
willing 70 work wls u
understanding Z l.syou J
nose Tor news Adg,n|
men and han0y uea. al
help on floor AMY 0!t,|
Dci.oii Tribune p.b.sa.il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
Ernest Richards Atty.
6O3 Forest

S's'e 81 Moh2on. ia tic Cg-
FAX eu.ri N ana ior Waync
CNr'r r Cranc.sv
PATSY sFARCY P.nnrff Ns
WlLLlAM SEARcY Defendant.
Order Of Publication
No. So44ss
~ sess 70 ~ SAID Court hold
IL iAt lna 'aeu,e . 'ac WaNne
G ie' BHanc " NE Civ az
Dgo, Wyne Cuun'v State az
- gan "a 'ae e9rd day Of
My 1853
Present Honorable aak Fi,z-
90 sli Creu.l JUDGE
i appearing fom 'ec plaintiffs
s'saayt en ile n ihs case ihat
csrH, Dc ei'a4nei p wha,
s's'e 90 County iht defendant
tfs J. Ordered taal Ne
Df.,ta.nt crttr hs appearance
IN ifs Use p or bcfo G ,n,ce
months 'fnm 'ac as'e hereof o.
IS B.g ~ 4 np.s p, w.l be
'9sen as confessed nv iae de-
,eraan'
r F@,erOfariel 'hs' nih-
- inr'r aeys 'nc plant cause
- p'sf q. tc p-e-srei 80 VIC
prrn 2 nMt q newspaper
q e-sted m a'td wghn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27

by the L. s Depsr.r.
culture for use ~ dlsls.ylj
srmyworms Dieldrir .Ha
nized as one NJ ihe no,
weapons available
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
FoR SIZE

Bedroom p hom,
1850 2 Outer Dre
Gas Heat Reasonable
LA J .eq6t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-27
Atty. James d. Lee
20l0 81. Antoine

@eAS 81 HEASlle
state ~ Michigan. IN the Cir
.ai Co@g, for the County OF
Wafuc n Chanccsy.
SADIE JENNINGS PlainaN
s.. SYDNEY " JENNINGS. De
tonaar,.
No. so4,ls2
49, 4 session az SAID Court held
- 'ee Coul, House ia the CITY
Detroit. Ia sad County On the
d4y ~ MAY A p 1853
Present. the Hon Thomas +.
" Hcf Casait Judgc
ln his cause Il appearing from
Vie si''lavit hereto attached that
ne defendant hogein cannot be
sciecd rs process ,SSu.d odi OF
'ns cuu.i as he IS not 4 resident
~ the state 90 ~ ahlgan. Dl'
'Asi 10 les Cos Ia the CIV Of
New YORK State % New yoik.
- 2 " lii,i Stec' NeN
York y y
Therefore op Motion ~ James
y Lee attorney Cor the P,s.nnff.
J. 1, Ordered thai INC defend.
ari hctc.n sydney " Jennings.
cause h'S appearance % &c en-
'c.ci Ia his cause. withln three
months from me date 81 This
order or Vat sa!i h,ll % COM
PLANT Wl be taken SIS confessed
ty nc SAID defendant ana that
. igNc copy 90 th.s order be sent
20 we defendant 20 his address.
eli W las, Street New York.
y - bv registered mall. sd.
ate.sse only. iciuin receipt ne.
oues'cd and II not received. thar
ih. ogdcr NC pahhshcd in any
newspaper published and clrcu.
la'lne in he County OF WAYNE.
according ~ Law.
THOMAS =, MAHFR.
Circuit Judge.
is Tue copy>
f'-af N Bsanetn Clerk
BY Y J Mahasdl, Deputy Clcyk
6.6-7-ll.
State q Michigan. in The Cir
cant Court Or The County OF
WaNrc ,n ChWeclv
BRADFORD CARRUTHERS.
peritt SIS JULIA CARRJ.
THEIRS. petendan,
Order Of Publication
No. lss.ss7
81 session Of sad court held
~ me Cu-niy Building at tho
Cats % Detroit. IN the County
Of Wavnc and State o. Mlchiesn
on his 2oih day o. May AID
1853
Present Hon. Frank Fit-.
Gefsld, Circuit Judge.
Il appearing from Affidavit
attached hereto and filed here.
with that NE Bill % Compliant
was filed IN this cause on th-
18th day 81 January. 1884. -
ne Plaintiff and against Tho De.
PENDANT named here ihat 'hc
Defendant Is a resident ~ This
State end process for her appear.
enoe has been dUlv issued and
Thar he could not ~. served nv
reason 81 her ah~ nee from ar
concea'meni with n this STATE ar
by reason 20 her continued an.
sence nom her place Of resi-
dence
On Motion % 5 4, FLANAGAN.
attorney for he plaintiff
II " oidcred that INC above
named defendant appear and
ensNrt lhe Rll ~ Complaint i.les
nelei0 within Three go months
iiem dale 81 2hS Order or he
same NAV ee taken a. confessed
against her.
II - Further Ordered TIA,
copy ~ This order be cent IN me
defendant a. her last SHOWN "a.
ofess hv registered mNii ana a
ME e'If pr publ he'd accoia,ns
"a law
ifANH rlrlGERALn
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
hds NJ Rranisin. Clerk
hy x " Method. DEPUTY Clerk.
3-i0-7A
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Rv-Es FOR HANGING
F--k yo-f iocaion carefully.


RULES FOR HANGING
! PIX yo-T ioeailon carefully.
:. Ha1s a. Ire proper level ior
he part --.Ar cb Pictures al
ete -evt cesEs 10 sal your
e+n needs to~eT poi holdsrt
% s.ls~ ter pant growth as
~e- IS rs7m beatty etc.
rsrs Gal sss.nsi Ire wsii Thar
.7sisi d-ti. sa..sciisn.
: .srs sa.e.y Normal vibrs
i.,-f 81 IN acclaenisi push can
In-o9k E s-spen-es piece Or
esfe a4ttr io -T-nts A
1925 -f--' reino1 s 70 Bet d.
ft,'.y - tie Wa with Scfu
'is s--t~ sreaors and sAmi.
rs'e sa F5ss.ti..iy e. accidents.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
lsoeS MOENAnr

Lovely , '4-yca .d Bar,l
> bedrooms. GAS HEAT n
Basement Compfs' IN Spry
SGcens' Venetian Blinds n
ished Attic
Owner Leaving s's'e N
for Quick sale
TW 3-U3l7
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STATE - Milhiean. 'he Pr
T.. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
Folks. If you've had q Cold.
Sore Throat or the Flo and
wont to fee! stronger fost ;.

After an illness you
may feel weak and
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Garb for Gabor

GONE MOVIE QUEENS go abroad to make pictures some
- vacation jaunt and to combine business with
like gorgeous glamour girl Of the glamorous
Gabor family France and England short while ago to
work on picture avaled herself Of the opportunity
doing she likes best-buying clothes In her
she toured the salons of haute couture to assemble
wardrobe of originals for wear back in Hollywood
Returning there recently zsa zsa preview of the
togs with which she plans maintain reputation
of the best-dressed continent Endowed with
guaranteed to make clothes look good ZSa Zsa
nevertheless keeps herself trim by eating what she calls
re little reducing candies.
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PAGE e-1As WASHINGTON MAGAZINE.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-03
Celebrates Birthday
Entertaining Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Pruitt en-
tertained a group of friends, last
Saturday night, in their new home
on East Monroe. The occasion
honored Mrs. Pruitt's natal day.
Assortments of cut flowers decorat-
ed the house throughout. The
serving of hors d. ouevres, canapes
and beverages preceded an appetiz-
ing ham dinner.
Dancing and card games were
the diversions of the evening.
Members of the Merry Mixers,
Loyal Buddies, Debonairs, and
many more friends dropped in dur
ing the evening to share in the
festivities, and to leave with the
celebrant, lovely and useful gifts.
is suggested instead of a slit; and
Continued -on page y
Arizona sun., 1953-07-03
MEMORY LANE

Remembering the happenings W
the news five years ago when F.. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Edwards at
tended the Fred Waring Music
Workshop at Shawnee-on-Dela-
ware, Pennsylvania. ST.
Monicas Hospital graduated it's
second class of nurses. Mr..
Tom Willis of 1887 West Sinola
st. returned home after spending
two weeks with relatives he hadn't
seen in SO years. .. Miss Evelyn
Mack, daughter of Mrs. r. L. Mack
and the late John L. Mack became
the bride Of Luther A. Harris, son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William
Harris, in a twilight ceremony.
-. Mrs. Ruby Clayton of Berkeley
arrived to spend week with her
sister, Mrs. julius Jackson. Mr.
Orean Mack spent the weekend
visiting his mother and attended
the wedding of his sister Evelyn
Mack. The Top Hatters Club
met at the home of Mrs. Audrey
Bigby for their regular meeting.
Mrs. Emma Washington and
Mrs. Mary Louise Morgan, mother
Arizona sun., 1953-07-03
LOYAL BuddieS

Miss E. M. Fells was hostess to
the Loyal Buddies, last Sunday
night, at her home 1897 East
Adams. The president presided over
a round-table discussion concern
ing future plans for the betterment
of the club. Miss Fells served an
elaborate array of canapes and
hors d. oeuvers with cool sparkling
beverages.
A recent, motorcade to Mexico
carrying members Of the club, a
guest, DR.. D. E. Perdue, and their
special honored guest Miss Eunice
Logan, was an enjoyable and in
teresting excursion. The group
brunched lin Tucson, dined and
danced in Mexico, and on their re-
turn, nightclubbed in Tucson. Miss
Logan won the trip in quiz ses-
sion during the clubs presentation
of the big Broadcast and Cotton
Parade"
During the summer, the Buddies
meet on the third Sunday night.
Next meeting will be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Howard. of. 1888 West
Tonto Street. ~.