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Evening star., 1953-01-14
Dyed Northern Back
Muskrat Goats
Regularly $3.50 and $395
$26B
Just 10. Sizes IA, Is, l8, 20.

Block Dyed Persian Lamb coots One, dyed seal
trmmed-one, noturol ranch mink trimmed.
Sizes IA and l6.. Regularly $595 and $6o5.
NOW $388
NaturoI Roneh Mink Sides coots, three quorter
length Sizes z. IA and l6. Regularly $5e5,
NOW $39S
! Let-out Dyed Chino Mink coot. Size 4. Reeu-
lorly $795 -----------. -- NOW $4SS
3 Noturoi Grey Persien Lamb Coafs. Sizes 4 and
Is Regularly $7o5 NOW sass
4 NeturoI Roneh Mink capes and Cope Jaekets.
Regularly 1895 to 81 JOS NOW $7s5
Eleven Stripe Full Length cenedion Beaver coot.
Size IA. Regularly SLIPS ------NoW $7sS
Evening star., 1953-01-14
CLOTH

8 Winter Toppers in Forstmann WooIens. Green
and block. Sizes 10 to g. Regularly 6o.75 to
10 Fur Trimmed Dress coets in JuiIIiord and
Forstnaonn Wooiens. Fitted or box styles in
block, brown with dyed Persian, beover or
noturol lynx trim. Sizes u to 20. Regularly
$ll0 to $l39 --------------NoW $48
~ Fine Forstmonn Fitted and Boxy Dress coots.
Block ond colors in sizes 10 to l8. Regularly
$e8 TO Sis NOW $58
Is Strooek Ioooo Wool Toppers and cemei Hair
coots. Sizes 10 to 20. Regularly S7e.e5 to
S9o, -----NOW $6S
II Fur Trimmed Forstmonn Dress coots. Trimmed
with Conodon beaver, dyed Persion or natural
grey Persion. Sizes 10 to l8. CIoseout. Reeu-
.lorly $l49 to $159 -----------N0W $68
10 individually Designed Fitted Fors.menn Dress
Coots. Block, brown, purple. Sizes 10 to l8.
Regularly $l2o to $l5o o---NoW SIS
Evening star., 1953-01-14

MT. NODerC n. dclCmullef.
Mrs. Paul r. Reed of McKees-
port. Pa, announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Marjorie
Voskamp. to Mr.. Robert r. Heit-
muller. He Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph E. Heitmuller Of
Washington.
The bride-elect. daughter Of
the late Mr.. Reed, is a graduate
of Winchester r-Thurston School
and is attending Hood College in
Frederick. Md. Mr.. Heitmuller
studied at George Washington
University and just completed
boot training in the Navy at
cambridge. Md.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Just 8. Sizes II, l6. l8.

Netvral Grey Squirrel Three -Quartes coot Size
l6 Regularly $4o5 -----NoW SzS8
Brown Dyed Squirrel coots. Sizes IA and Is.
Regularly $3.50 and $4e5 NOW $zss
Neturol conodion Beaver Jaeket. Size IA Reeu-
lory $3o5 NOW S2S6
] Block Dyed Person Lamb Coat. Size L. Reou-
lory S4oO ---------N0 $2S8
Z Block Dyed Persion Lemb Joekets. Sizes IA and
l6 Regularly $3.50 and $495 ---NoW $3zS
Evening star., 1953-01-14

FourSkin Noturoi Silver Blue and Breath Of Sprins
Mink Searfs. Regularly 37.5O to $50 per skin,
NOW 29. 50
skin
Beige Dyed coroeuI Lomb jackets. Sizes a and
Is. Regularly $le5 to $2o5 NOW $l3s
4 Dyed Squirrel Capes and Cope StoIes. Regularly
$lo5 to S2e5 " NOW Sl3S
NaturaI Grey Kidskin Joekets and Finserfip
length Coots. Sizes Z to Is. ReouorIy $l85
to $225 $l3S
chomposns Beige Dyed Sheored Roeoon Joekets.
Sizes II and 8. Regularly $3.50 ond S3o5,
NOW Sass
, NeturoI Sheared Roeoon Joekets and coot..
Sizes Ia and l8. Regularly $325 and $3.50,
NOW $25S
Evening star., 1953-01-14

Noturcl Silver Blue Mink Cope. Reouory
! NoturoI canodion Wild Mink Joeket. Size l6.
Regularly $4,000 --------NoW ST.. .795
! Finsertip Length Natural Roneh Mink coot,
Size Is. Regularly 2,750 ------ NOW 81 1895
4 Full Length NoturoI Roneh and NaturoI Wild
Mink coots. Sizes II, 8 ond g. Regularly
$3.50 to $4,000 sS----------Now $z.zs5
I Full Length Noturul Silver Blue Mink cout.
Size 8. Regularly $4.5oo ----koW $z.o75
Evening star., 1953-01-14

All Fur Products Labeled to
Show Country Of Origin Of
Imported Furs.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08
PAGE. ..12

Anew and modern plant, to replace the Standard Oil Com pany of California's netchi- kan facilities which were des- troyed by fire in 1852, is now in operation.
 The ketchikan plant is now prepared to handle an even greater volume uf business than before the fire, M. C.. Coon, local Standard Oil rep resentative, said.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08
To Conduct Services Here

Dr. Torrey Johnson, former president of Youth for Christ International, will be in Ko- diak August 28 to 30 and will speak at the Community Bap- tist Church.
 He is under the auspice ot Kodiak Island Missionary En- deavor. Dr. Johnson is now working with the Gospel Cru sade in Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08

Al ohyman, melnoer ol tile Seattle Chamber of Commerce. and a prominent figure in settling shipl ing tie ups at the Port of Seattle. was In Kodiak Thursday and syesters day.
 He called on J. G. Martz and visited merchants in town.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08
NOTICE

During the month of August breakfasts at the Elks Club will be discontinued. Game night will continue each Wednesday night. The bar at the club will be closed during August for remodeling.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08

Married on July 28 by Con- missioner A. M. Vokacek were Alfred B. Crafty of Kodiak and Miss Emily Christiansen of Old Harbor. Ben Benson and Gil Jarvela were witnes- ses.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08
NOTGcE

Presenting Michael DeMay's Paris collection of beautiful suits and coats. See Pat Win ninghof at Kodiak Hotel, Fri day. Aug. 7 to Tuesday, Aug. II.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08

Mrs. Merrill Coon was dis charged from the hospital Wednesday after spending several days there for medical attention.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08

MT. and Mrs. Richard Look have sold their property on a part of lot 8, US Survey 2873 to MT. and Mrs. Royal E.. Munson, and a warranty deed for the transfer has been re- corded.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08
NOTICE

Wednesday night wifi be game night at the Elks Clui.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08

REWARD $5O- for informa- tion leading to the rental of a housing unit for a man, wife and two small children. Call 2142 or see Bob Blair.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08

WANTED - to buy an army
 cot. Call 2661.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08
CLASSlFlsOS

FOR SALE Power Basket
 Florist Shop. Phone 266l.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08

FOR SALE - Melville Clark baby grand piano. $750. See at quonset hut 498 Naval station. Call Harold Holden at 379 from 8 to 4::30.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08
~roperfy Tronsf.ts

Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Bet ,inger have purchased lot 34, block 3 of the Erskine sub division from the Erskine es- tate. and received a warranty deed for the property.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08

WANTED-to rent. House or apartment. Will pay $50 bonus. Call Navy ext. 6O9 ask for Phillips.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-08

FOR SALE-Pi accordion, almost new, $2O0. Phone Earl Meyers. Navy 355.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

The Key West Progressive Lea.
que held Q very important meet
Ing at Cornish Chapel A. M. Z.
Zion Church, Monday, Ocotber 10.
Il Is urged that citizens pay
much attention to this club as II
lis one that has for Ito purpose the
general welfare OF The public with
special interest being placed on
youth activities. With the ever in.
creasing juvenile crimes, Il Is
necessary that adults devote some
Of their time TO helping the youns
people Of the community grow into
worthwhile contributing citizens.
Thus far the membership Is grow.
ing rather slowly.
Following is the membership ur
to now: william S. Perry, chair
man; Chief Jim Stallings, vice
chairman: Jose planas, treasurer;
|B. G. Gibson, secretary; Rev. A.
Franklin, A. T. Dean, Mrs. Ruby
Balm. Mrs. Rowena Pinder, Mrs.
Winifred Allen, Mrs. Wilhelmina
Balm, Miss Dorothy Evans, C. C.
|Seahury, Mrs. Grace Palacios,
Rev. and Mrs. Everett and Mrs.
Winifred Sands johnson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
Women's Civic Club
Conducts Memorial Service

In solemn black, the members
Iof the Woman's Civic Club filed
into Cornish Chapel A. NJ. E. Zion
Church for a memorial service
lcommemorating their dear depart
led sisters as is done annually.
The sermon for the occasion was
preached by Rev. A. Franklin
Hooper, pastor of Cornish Chapel
A. NJ. E. Zion Church who took
his text from Matthew 26:13. -
I"Verily I say unto you, whereso-
ever this gospel shall be preached
in the whole world there shall also
this, that this woman hath done, be
told for a memorial o. her"
In a stirring speech, Rev. Hoop.
Ier went on to show how women
have contributed to the history of
the world and how these women
who are members of the Woman's
Civic Club must work to keep the
club together and to do good in
and for the community. He went on
to say that there are many friends
in the world but we are all so
busy looking for our enemies that
we forget to look for our friends.
Rev. Hooper went on to say that
the seats might be vacant but the
good people memorialized have
done their work and done it well,
however, it is well to recall the
lpast as those who have gone on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
|Crays AreHeld
|To3-3T Tie
by Homestead

The Homestead Grays with
blood in their eyes, from q 81 de-
feat suffered by the Eagles in
IHomesteadl came from behind, 10
score in each Of the last three inn
Iings and tie the game.
The game was called at the end
Iof the ninth inning because Of
darkness.
At the beginning Of the game, Il
seemed as though the Eagles were
well on their way 10 another vic
tory over the Grays. scoring twice
in the first inning. and once in the
fifth, but Rudy" pitching for the
Grays, settled down to hold the
locals scoreless for the remainder
of the game.
Carey, pitching for the locals,
pitched 4 beautiful game, but two
costly errors. paved the way for
two unearned runs. He (Careyl
gave up five hits, struck out nine
men and walked five.
Tha h0x Scnres.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

ta) Horace grounded out for
Desy In 5th.
tb) Gailager grounded out for
Henderson In 9th.
(c) Allen grounded out for Davis
In 9th.
R.-Grandy, Mango, Bunk; Heh-
derson, Potter, r. Carey. RBI--
Hannibal, Potter, Brown, Bunk.
Doubles Potter, Brown. Triples
Russ. S.0.-Rudy IA, r. Carey ..
Gallagher 2. BIB. - Rudy 2. r.
Carey S, Gallagher D. Tme--s:0o.
Umpires-McGhee. Smith.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
|Roslyn Y. Weech
lis Christened
lat St. Peters

The christening of Roslyn won.
ne Weech, born September Z, 1853,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar Weech
(Miss Mary Burrows) at the Ma
val Hospital was conducted at St.
Peters Episcopal Church Sunday,
Ocotber Is, at the 1890 a. m. SER
vice. The rites were performed by
Father John Henry Reece, Jr, vi.
car Of the church.
A reception was held later at the
home of the grandmother, Mrs.
Eleanor Stanton. Those attending
this grand celebration were Mrs.
Rose Marie Robinson, James r.
Carey, Henry Saunders, Miss Adri.
ma Allen, william Jackson, Mrs.
Jeroline Roker, Miss Spero Kelly.
Albert Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Andrews, Mrs. Gaynelle Gross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernell Carey, Mrs.
Jerlina Forbes, Mrs. Elaine Thorn.
son, Mrs. Rozena Gallagher, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dean, Mrs. Frankerline
|welters, Rupert Riou, Odell Wal.
lace, Jr.. 4 Mrs. Rose Marie Wal.
lace, Samuel Bastian, Mrs. Susan
Davis, Mrs. Sarah Butler, Mrs. LII
iene Dorset, Cotton Butler. Miss
Phyllis Edna Allen, Mrs. Christine
|Tynes, mrs. Grace L. Stubs, Mrs.
Sarah Robetts, Mrs. Eva J. Lssi'
ter, Mrs. Anna W. Ashe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Knowles, Mrs. Janice
Leggett. -
Clifton Lassiter, Robert B. Saw
yer, Miss Marguerite Roberts, Mrs.
Annie Lowery. Mrs. Adeiine Lew.
ellyn, Mrs. Gladys Nicely, Mrs.
Emma D. Shockey, Mrs. Dora VIII
son, Mrs. Hattie Brennan, Mrs.
Louise Edwards, Mrs. Isabelle Wal.
lace, Howard Hannibal, Odell Wal.
lace, Mrs. Evelyn Andrews.
Godparents are Mrs. Hattie Bren.
nan. Mrs. Gladys Nicely, Miss Alice
Wallace and Charles Sumner.
Little Roslyn was the recipient
Of many useful gifts including mon.
ley.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
Hannibal Home
lis Monument
OfCourage

One Of the most beautiful homes
In Key West Is that Of Mrs. Miriam
Hannibal and daughters, Wilmott
Marie Hannibal, q secretary Of Q
eading insurance firm Of New York
City, Mrs. Mercedes Hannibal
Branch, and Miss Bernadette Han
Inibal Of Key West. This unit Ii the
family Of the late jeremiah Han
nibal. One Of the Hannibal broth
ers Of building and contracting
fame.
Mr.. Hannibal begsn the huge
structure. which Is located at 30
Virginia Street, but before he could
complete the building was struck
by long suffering Illness which
proved fatal. As q result Of the
illness and death, little or no money
was left to the family. Mrs. Han.
Inibal had to work hard to rear her
family Of little girls. There, how.
ever, was IN ache In her hear.
She knew that the unfinished c.
B. 5. building which she occupied
could easily prove 10 Q mansion.
But first things mus. come first
the rearing Of her children. The
years passed and the children
grew up. After about fifteen years,
Mrs. Hannibal has realized her
dreams. Friends may drop In at
any time to see this beautiful mod
ern home, with its complies furn.
ishings and all electric kitchen. Il
Is . thing Of beauty, and as Keats
a great English poet, says, "A Joy
forever"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

have left something that win in
spire US. He further stated that Il
is a fine thing to so live that others
might want to walk in ones foot.
steps as biographies of great men
and women are inspiring and give
pleasure.
In conclusion he urged the WON.
en- of the Woman's Civic Club Il
carry on their great work until
death shall ell them.
The program presented on this
occasion was as follows:
Hymn Holy, Holy. Holy" -
Audience
Prayer - Mrs. Agnes Albert
Scripture - psalm 81" - Mrs
Eliza Austin
Solo - "In The Garden" 49, Mrs,
Antoinette Hernandez
Hymn - Nearer My God II
Thee" - Club
Reading - 1--WE Shall Know
Each Other There" - Mrs. VII
helmina Balm
Group Singing - LEAD Kindly
Light"
Solo - "Jesus Shall Roll All Bur,
dens Away" Mrs. Eliza Austin
Sermon - Rev. A. Franklin
Hooper
0ffertory-Benediction - Rev
'McCurdy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
Band Parents
Organize To
Aid Activities

The Douglass School band pa
rents organized Monday night, oc'
tober g, at the schools band room.
The following officers were elect
ed:
Mrs. Lorraine Saunders - Presi'
dent
James Allen - Vice presiden'
Mrs. Florence Fry - Secretary
Mrs. Marguerite Roberts -
Treasurer
Alfred Colebrooks - Reporter
George Dean - Bandmaster
The purpose Of the group ID Ia
help the band get suits, instru.
ments and In whatever capacity II
may serve for the building Of Z
better band.
There win be numerous activi.
ties put on to help the band and
you win be called upon to help
A drive Is now on and you viii
have an opportunity to give.
There win be q souse sale con
Quoted at the home Of Mrs. Row
ena Pinder, siA Emma Street, to
night.
SUNDAY afternoon, at 900, the
Douglas High School band, flas
twirlers, baton twirlers. the drill
team and letter girls win put On q
show at Ocean View Park.
Tags win be on sale. Proceeds
win 90 toward the purchasing Of
uniforms. The Welters Cornet Band
win also give selections.
All parents are urged to attend
the weekly meeting of the club
which win be held on Monday, al
1880 p. m. at the school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
|Ushers Board
Presents Program

Ushers Board No. 1 Of Bethel
"A. NJ. E. Church celebrated 1t.
7th Anniversary with . program
at the church Sunday, October Is
PROGRAM
Solo-Mrs. n. Mclean
Reading-Mrs. Marie Green
Short Talk-MrS. Zerlina Reck'
ley
Instrumental Selection-Mrs.
Theodore Thurston
Solo-Mrs. Marie Green
Selection--Choir No. /
Remarks-Rev. w. NJ. Everett
Mrs. Zerlina Reckley. president
Mrs. Resale Hall, sec.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

ton Coss. Mrs. Yyonne Allen. Miss
Joan Allen, Mrs. Rosaiee Fisher.
Miss Mssdeline Mack, Miss Vera
Falco, Miss Elizabeth Cash, Emil.
lilo Burgohy. Mrs. Mary c. Albury,
wv. o. Brown, Mrs. Eyangeline
Carey, Mrs. Phalona Harris, Miss
stella Pedican. Mrs. Susie Hanni.
bal. Mrs. Evelyn Patterson. Mrs.
Maria Hannibal and Mrs. Victoria
Green.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
Natl Educ. Week
To Be Observed

National Education Week viii be
observed October s-14. There viii
be q program each day bringing
out the value Of education. .
The public Is particularly invited
to attend q program in the audi
forum Wednesday night at 7:sl
when the PTA win also meet. The
public is also cordially invited Il
open house which win be conduct
ed during the day of November II,
when classrooms win be on dis.
play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
WILLIAM PERRY WILL
TEACH HANDICRAFT

Thursday, October q, at 1880
|p. m, interested persons Of the
city gathered at the Community
Center to witness a demonstration
In useful handicraft by william
IS. Perry, jealous civic worker
and Cub Scoutmaster.
Mr.. Perry is willing to teach
any adult who is interested in his
phase Of handicraft If the adult
will promise to help out in the
Youth program through consent
ing to devote some of his time to
the playground program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
THANKS

Mrs. Elizabeth Cash, wife Of
Audley Cash and daughter Of Mrs,
Bernice Cleare, takes this means
Of thanking all Of her friends who
were 90 kind TO her in her recent
illness. She wishes to express q
very special, thanks to those who
remembered her with fruits, how.
ers and get-well cards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
CLUB NOTES

The Navy Wives Club No. ia,
met at the home of Mrs. Laverne
|Stallings, F-4, Fort Taylor, Ocober
IL, 1858.
The exact date Of the installa.
ton will be November 8, 1880
|p. m. at the v. F. w. - Ameri.
can Legion Hall on Emma Street.
The guest speaker for the night
will be Admiral Towner.
Prompt replies were received
from Admiral Towner, Captain
Murphy and Chaplain Laudenslager
accepting written invitations and
congratulating the Club on its sec.
|ond anniversary.
As you walk around the grounds
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
Solemn, Rites Set
At St. Peters

The Right Reverend Martin
j. evsm, o. D., Svffrasan
elshep % the Dieesss Of South
Florida will administer the So.
ersmsnf o. Holy Confirmation
Sunday a. The Feast ~ All
Saints % 81. Peters Episeepal
Church, eo7 Center Street %
J o. m.
The candidates viii receive
their first cemmvnien % she
Solemn Sung Mess which will
DO sung In HE presence ~ Tho
Bishep BY ths Vicar, Father
Jshn u. Rsses, Js.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
COLORED COMMUNITY NEWS
wmuaxD SANDS JOHNSON EAns
1as1s
Regular Fellows Club
Observes 9TH Anniversary

IL Regular Fellows ClnD eeie'
bgatsd ifs tn AnniversaTy, with Z
euppey at the Community Center
eerner Il Trumsn Avenue and En-
ma 0txeet, Saturday, October a
The supper consisted of turkey
VIA dfsssing. baked beans, chefs
ssia1, ritz crackers and N assert
asent u drinks.
Highlieht d TIE program was Z
taIk eivsn By Mrs. Louise Hep
hswn. ealy wonaan member, WHO
serves IN the capacity Of counselor
= her talk, she gave words d
eeunsel and advised the member
g strive b reach their goal which
q chiefly eentered On charity.
she then introduced the club Of
Aesrs ioR Tie ensuing year who arr
&c fellows:
prssiAsnt - Ernest Williams
Vice president = Walter Curry,
Jr.
Rseording Seersatry - Robsr'
Butler
Tinsseial Secretary = Arthur
9ands
Assistant Financial Secretary =.
vsiissn Hayes
Treasurer =. Hansel Roberts
Business Manager - Floyd Han
nibsl
Assistast Business Manager =.
waiter Curry, ST..
Reporter - Audley Cash
Counselor - Mfs. Louise Hep
burn
Aftsr the introduction Of officers
he following program was Pre-.
scented with Mrs. Hepburn serving
&c mistress Of ceremonies:
Prayer - Audlsy Cash
Hymn - "Negro National An.
them" - Audience
Address - Mrs. Louise Hepburn
Club Cong - LET he Call You
Sweetheart"
h eoaeludias the program an ..
ward was made 10 Robert BTLER
Butler % the club member who
has contributed most to the up
building q the club In general.
Mrs. Hepburn, through the club
acknowledged the presence Of p.
". c. Edwar Weech, disabled 10.
yeaa veteran, who 10 now honor.
ably discharged from the Army.
She told him that he was welcome
10 enjoy The hospitality Of the club
and II there was anything that he
wished h would be complied 70
even u Il took the utmost effort
% obtain II.
Those attending this srand affair
were: Mrs. Marie Sands, Miss Mer.
vet I. Roberts. Albert W. Bass,
Mrs. Cecilia Hayes, Miss Sylvia
Smith. Mrs. Agatha Hepburn, Mrs.
Violet Curry. Mrs. Mary Dixon,
Mrs.. Vera Barnes. Miss Isabel
Wallace, Mrs. Catherine Andrews,
Mrs.. Josephine Whitehead. Mr.. and
Mfs. Mcleod. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Ben, Mrs. Hattie Reed, Mrs.
Grace Butler, Mrs, Ernestine Cur.
". Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ward,
Mrs. Gilbert Curry, Mrs. Frances
Palmer, Mrs. Geneva Walton. Quin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

Robert Liely, husband Of Mrs.
Alice Sands Liely, is visiting her
for q short period. At the expira-
ton Of his stay. they win journey
to Norfolk, Virginia for a short
stay, then travel on to Philadelphia
where they win spend the summer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
PERSONALS

The Servicemen's Center Is spon.
soring q picnic at Boca Chica
Beach November 8. The G. S. o.
Girls are particularly responsible
for this affair.
Picnic win be chaperoned. There
viii be games and swimming. The
public Is cordially invited. Time
1900 q. m. . 500 p. m.
Buses win leave from the Cen.
ter, III Whitehead Street.
Jimmie Mack, son Of Mr.. and
Mira. Willie Lee Mack, AS Fort
Village, Is III.
II Is rumored that Miss Dorothy
Curry, daughter Of Mrs. Margaret
Curry, and Sonny Richards of Jen-
nings, Louisiana, are engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt C. Sands
(Ernestine Adderly) spent their
honeymoon at the Hotel Shalimar
In Nassau, N. p. They report hav.
ing had a most pleasant stay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

of Fort Taylor, you win find sta.
toned at designated points, 8 shin.
ing new swing sets that were put
out there for children Of the resi-
dents of the area. The swings are
gifts Of Navy Club No. ia. The
joyful shouts of the children tell
that they enjoy tie swings.
The clubs deepest sorrow goes
to the new vice president, Mrs.
Lizzette James upon the death Of
her father in New Orleans. The
club sent a night letter Of condol-
ence to Mrs. James.
Mrs. Rachel Pinkett, q former
club member, Is now In Norfolk,
Virginia with her husband.
Mrs. Pinkett will carry with her
a gift from Club No. ia, to serve
as a memento OF the happy times
spent with the members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31
IN MEMoRIAM

in memory of our beloved sol
and brother Willie F. Sawyer, Jr.
who died on October 20, 1916.
''The pains Of death are past
Labor and sorrow ceased,
Lies long warfare closed Al
last,
Your soul Is now at peace"
Mrs. Kathleen S. Whyms, moth
er.
Mrs. Evelyne McGoun, sister
Robert and Earl Sawyer, broth
ers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

A poem written by Mrs. Blan-
che r. Cornell for Mrs. Almenus
c. Dean, wife of the late S. J.
Dean who departed this life 0cto-
Der 20, 1947.
Dear husband we were very hap
py
For q few short years
The sun was high, It was
The spring of our welded life.
Beautiful flowers were blooming
Around us
Suddenly the light frightened
Then all was still and dark.
I stood and looked about me,
The mist began to fall, it fell
Faster and faster,
Then all was still, the light had
vanished!
! am alone now, all alone!
The spring flowers are here:
But they are telling me a diff.
ferent story.
My love has flown away for al.
ways,
MY love, my lovel
Fare thee well, fare thee well.
We were very. very happy dear,
But now a new day has dawned
for me.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

As you walk around the grounds