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50-Legal Notices
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME IANar

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, desiring to engage In
business under the fictitious name
of VANS HICKORY SMOKED
SHRIMP at SOUTH BAY DRIVE,
BAY HARBOR. in the city of TAV-
ERNIE,R, Florida, intends to reg
lister the said name with the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Monroe
County. Florida.
Dated this 18th day of June AID.
1888, at Tavernier, Florida.
J. SCHIFFAIAN,
CHARLES W. VAN vECHTEN.
jun22- 20 ,jly6-13,Is53
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CENTRALLY Located 2 bedr., liv-
ing room, kitchen & bath, furn. 3
adults or couple with child under
2 or over 10 yrs. old. No pets.
Phone 2-5936. jun1O, mon, wed, fri-12t
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25-Real Estate For Sale

WILL SELL at loss, equity bed
room Sunshine home. Excellent
refrigerator. stove, ialousies. Qua
ranteed drainage field. Low month
ly payment. VIII consider second
mortgage. Phone 2-7947 or 21OO
Fogarty for information.
iune3-tf
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WITH summer coming, you need
a delightfully."- cool and breezy, 2
bedroom corner lot, TOPPING built
home. Screen porch that could be
third bedroom. Fenced in back
yard, handicapped. Stove and refri-
gerator. Venetian blinds. POPS Sci
denberg. Phone 2-257O. juneIo-tf
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Coming EUents

MONDAY, JUNE a.
Gym classes for Owe. Sea
Plane Base, 10 am.
Alcoholics Anonymous epen
meeting, Slsia Duyal Street.
s pm.
Jayteen Youth Center. Poinclana
movies, 8 p. m.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority, San
Carlos School, Q p m.
Anchor Lodge No. 1o2, Scottish
Rite Temple, Q p m.
Methodist Men, Wesley House,
8 p. m.
TUESDAY, JUNE H.
Bowling for officers Wives, 1 b
$50 PM, az Naval station
bowling alleys.
TT Taylor Duplicate Bridge Club,
at IT. Taylor, . pm.
Youth for Christ Bible Study, a.
Service Mems Christian Csnter,
at so Whitehead s..
Combined social and handierais
hours at X. W. Youth center
every Tues. evening. open
house party, 8 pm.
Ladies Coli Tournament Z. W.
Coli course. 9 an.
Special interest Sewing groups
$3.50 a. m. to 1850 q. m. and
2 p. m. to 4 p. M, home Of
Mrs. Richard Reynolds, TIC
Arthur Sawyer Rd.
L. A. F. R. A. coffee, n. 5. pa.
ito, 10 .. m.
Sparkling Waters Kebekah
Lodge No. II, X. Of P. Hall,
p. m.
Ladies Aux. v. r. w. Post ssil,
VFW Post home, 8 p. m.
Order Of Demolay Boys. Scottish
Rite Temple, 7:3o ,. N.
Ever Ready Star Club. ! pm. al
Scottish Rite Temple.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE a.
Gym classes for 0.W.c.. See
Plane Base, 10 am.
Navy Thrift shop. 10 a. -
/ pm
Navy Wives Bowling LsaenA
Naval Station Alleys. ! Pm.
Meeting. Junior ca. Commerce
at clubhouse. 8 pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
IS. meeting 81 White Hat Cub
Lounge. 10 am.
Movies 1t the Jayteen Youth
Center. Pelneiana. 9 p. N.
FAWTU o. w. G. luneheon,
place to be announced
American Legion. Arthur sawyer
Post No. =. Post Home. 9
p. m.
Junior Dehs., Woman's Club.
T:30 p. N.
Scottish Rite Bodies. meeting a
Scottish Rite Temple, . p. m.
X. w. Orders Of Does, No. -,
Elks Club annex, 9 p. m.
JUNE zS-
Navy Wives Bowling League, as
/ pm. N. S. Also open boWllag
Key West LAona. meetine. So
pm. 81 Lions Den. Seminary
81
Monroe County Hospital Won
ans Auxiliary Sewing efeaD.
at hospital, : pm.
Ceramic Classes and hand weav-
Ing. ! 20 pm. West MnFteilo
Ar School. County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymoas, closed
meeting for members enly.
si5sa Duval Street.
Rotary Club lunchecn, g. Paul's
Parish HAD, HIS en-.
CAP. Cadets. ~ Haticnal GuaFa
Armory. 1880 pm.
Polncisna Jayteen Youth cea-
ter. movies - 9 pm.
DR.. Felix varela, Lodge 10. e.
ep. m.
Jayshees. meeting Il eiabAouss,
To p. N.
Ladies Aux. Arthur Sawyer Pes,
TAN Ne. q. Lsgioa Post Hons
ep. m.
L0wsr KEYS Property Assoxis-
tson. . ?. ~.
Junior Komans Club soeial
meeting. Womaat Cub. Q p.m.
key West AmatsuF Aa6ie cinh,
astioaai Card Axmcsy. 10
.. n.
FRIDAY. JUNE ~
KnlEhaa - pythlas. meeiing a
KIP HaH. Tzs Eieming So
pm.
oaa Fashlo1sd hynn ssng an4
fssgssaip program. Poieeiaaa
Rsptssf Charrh. so ra
sasy Thrst $50. lbGNm
Jaytssn Yealk Cesar 6ases.
Pcsaesasa. . = Il . -
Fasaasn ssow sd earf paflg.
Aarsss Asfaelall1H. ~ AmsFs.
ssn Laxas Pei Htms. apm
SATURDAY. JLNE r.
HsAta ~ Christ ksIir. EisU 10
a. -
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FURNISHED house. Modern equip
ment. Excellent residential sec.
ton. Phone 2-6212, evenings 2-6s26.
jun18-tf
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Page II
Cottages For Rent

COMPLETELY furn. bedr. cot
tage. Private beach, low sum-
mer rates. Lords Beach Court,
South and Elizabeth, 2-2s2s.
iun19-tf
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Houses For Rent

3 BEDROOM furn. house. All cleo.
trio kitchen. Children welcome.
l417 Albury. Apply zoos Staples.
june15-ft
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SMALL furn. Cottage to quiet
couple. No pets. 629 United st.
june22-tf
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2 BEDROOM furn. house. AIT
Angela st. Can be seen from
P.M. jun19-3t
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3 BEDR., 2 bath home. Top quality
construction throughout. $50.
10000, terms. 1921 George st.
Phone 2-627S for apt. may2s-24t
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FOR buying or selling any kind of
Key West Property, contact Paul
Boysen, GIG Fleming st. Establish
ed 1873. iunel1-eQtX
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THREE ROOM furnished cottage.
Nice, quiet neighborhood. SS5 90
month. Phone 2-6683. jun20-tf
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NAVY 1T. has orders, must sell
prior July l, 3 bedr. Sunshine.
Handicapped, fenced in yard, jail
ousies, stove, refrigerator and auto
matte washing machine. Make Of
fer. 2120 Fogarty Ave. 2-76S3,
jun16-l3tx
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; BEDROOM house: Large patio
and grill. Split cedar privacy
fence. 1912 Patterson Ave. Phone
2-2526. jun1S-Gt
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TWO BEDROOM house, newly rem
ovated. All electric. No pets.
$4,000 month, including utilities
on years lease. Phone 2-3S13 or
2-524l. jun19-tf
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TO be continaedl
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eY Day Kesne

well, II Lieutenant Roses re-
quest, ] accompanied him 10 the
morgue. He showed me q body
there. II was the man we knew
as Mr.. Burton. But that wasn't
the name that Lieutenant Rose
called him?"
what did lieutenant Rose can
hirn?"
~Mr. EbbIing. sir"
Carlton smiled at him. Thanks.
Wen want you again, later on.
But that's all for now, Mason
Thank you, sir, Mason said,
and left the stage.
| CARLTON put the papers he
~ was holding in his pocket and
looked on the stage. "Now, If
ycun step out here, Mrs. Man
dell.S
Gale walked slowly into the
light, wearing her mink coat.
Her cheeks were stained with
tears. She looked small. heart
broken. lovely.
Carlton snapped his fingers. "A
chair for Mrs. MandeIl, Lieuten-
ant"
Rose hurried on stage, carrying
Q straight back chair.
Thank you" Gale smiled at
him.
Rose wriggled, embarrassed.
That's quite all right Mrs. Man
As Gale sat in the chair, her
coat gaped slightly, and before
she drew it together, Mandell
saw that she was still wearing
the bare-midrin pajamas. The
back Of his neck felt hot.
4 think it's unnecessary" In
spector Carlton said, '.for me to
introduce Mrs. Mandell. And as
Mrs. MandelI has been under a
considerable strain, we don't
want to keep her any longer than
need be-"
Gales voice was small thank
you, Inspector"
Suppose" Inspector Carlton
said. I'VE start with this Cherry
Marvin matter, II you don't mind,
Mrs. Mandell. Did you know
your father was having ro-
nance with this girl?"
mo. OF course moi" Gale said.
You didn't know she was the
last Of q series of such girls on
which your father had spent most
Of his reputed fortune7"
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HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
D. 900 TN0AlAs

HOLLYWOOD Ns'The trouble
win ny songs Il that Jon have 70
ass used 70 them"
zhis Is Cole Porter talking. He
3 ene e The big Five Of modern
American m0sic. The others:
Jerome Kern, George CeEshwin,
Irving Berlin, Richard Rodgers.
Asss men have generally been
eacesssd By The critics while Por-
~ taxes Z beating.
! just set burned q he crit
.S sid he SophIsticate from
FRI, Ind. every time ] write
eoaes for . show, hey say, The
mnsie Il n64 up 10 Mr.. POrter'S
oandard.'
One time my wife and GOT 70
peved that We decided 10 find out
Nhst ny standard was. she keeps
vast books II clippings and we
wens back % my first Broadway
shoW, which / did with Z friend Of
mine from Harvard. The critics
thea said, These boys should leave
NV York and never come backl"
IL composer added that his
clash viii he critics Is due to the
nature q his songs.
Ell Would Be different Il / wrote
songs HE Irving Berlin" he OBJ
served. People love Irving's songs
the minute they hear them. They
also love them 10 years later. But
ny aOaes have 10 grow on you"
sone Il PoTter'a greatest hits
have been slow builders. Like
Might and Day, which Fred As
tafre introduced ii The Gay
Divorce"
NY wife and ! LEFT for Europe
after the show opened and we're
cher veteran husbands eheered
very disappointed that no one
seemed - lie TIE song be re-
called Erred was the only one
Who recorded The song at the out.
81.
''Ihea there was Begin tie Be.
guine, wrote Il for q show called
sJnhllea' and nothing happened
Win III me only critic who men.
si6nAd q was Robert BenchIey, who
Gaid NY throw a Just another
xhnmba1' Five years later, ArtieI
MaN recorded ne song and made
IT, hit
Years later. Benehley used toI
hana eat d 4 club on the Sunset
etxip. Whenevep I would walk IN,
~ bard would play Begin the
Dsgnine bob would hide Ms face
headnd I napkin and say, Z know,
! noW ~
Porter q now resting between
engagements e bis French cha
teau-lIka home ii Brentwood. Gle
even dies he TEicoaor beside the
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mo, sir, / did mol"
What was your reaction when
the states attorney inform i you
Of II this morning?"
] was shocked.
] can imagine" Carlton said.
It's not very nice to think you re
sitting on top Of several million
dollars and then find out you
don't know where your next
mink coat is coming from"
Gale looked up at him and wet
her lips with the tip of her
tongue. PLEASE come to the point,
Inspector"
Il win. Do you think your
father could have killed this
Cherry Marvin and attempted to
place the blame on your hus-
band?"
Don't be absurd
why am / being absurd"
Father wasn't even IN town.
He was in Eagle River"
Carlton shook his head. "Oh,
no. He only said he was in Eagle
River. Lieutenant Rose and I
checked with the phone company.
No such long-distance call was
placed"
aOh." Gale buttoned and un-
buttoned her coat.
"Your father disliked your hus-
band?"
"On the contrary. Father was
very fond of Barney"
Il see. That's why he tried 10
protect him by telling US you had
left on second honeymoon when
Lieutenant Rose and ] called at
your home last night to inform
Mandell that his bail had been
revoked"
Eyes. That's right. Father was
trying to figure some legal de-
.'Then, still later in the eve
ming, Mandell repaid your fa-
theirs generosity by blowing his
top completely, trying to kill you,
and succeeding in killing your
father, when he attempted to de-
fend you"
Eyes, sir" Gale began to cry.
at was horrible. "
YOU'D swear to this in court?
Mandell killed your father? He
shot him twice?"
Gale bobbed her head. yes,
sir. He did it. saw Barney shoot
my father"
ITO be contfnuedl
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20 KISS, OR KILL
Rae n1N Wnacn
Chapter q

Chapter 81
TT seemed TO MandeII that he
! had been walking in ana ont
Of Central Bureau for years. Pat
led the way into the line-ur
room and found seats in the rear.
The room was dark exceut for
the lighted stage. Looking Older
and grayer, his face more lined
than usual, Inspector Carlton was
standing on the stage talking 70
q slim, well-dressed man who re-
minded Mandell Of someone he'd
known.
Lieutenant Rose. his Buddha-
like smile on the SNUG side.
padded out on the stage and
whispered something 70 inspector
Carlton. Carlton nodded. aRiqht
away He glanced at his wrist
watch. We'll take the clerk from
the Tansfeld Arms iirgt. and
work right down the line. Nv
then, one of the cars may have
picked up Mandell." He looked
out into the dark. THAT an rirht
with you. Mr.. States Attorney?s
Perfectly al right. " States At
torney Gilmore said.
MandelI started TO get 10 his
feet. Ma pulled him back. wait
yet" she said tersely. First we
see what Is. "
A man IN his middle Juveniles
walked out on the stage and
stood blinking In the light.
Carlton looked at the papers In
his hand. Charles Mason" he
announced. NO charge. IN Fact.
Mr.. Mason Is to be cornplirnented
for having been 80 cooperative. !"
Mason grinned. embarrassed.
you're the clerk At the hotel
where Cherry Marvin lived. That
right?' Carlton asked him. THAT
correct"
Eyes. sir.
'.You know she was killed--in
fact murdered--in the hotel room
Of one Barney Mandell?p
Eyes, sir: That Is. I read II In
the papers.
who paid her rent ct the
Tansfeld Arms7"
Well. the name we knew him
BY was MIR. Burton"
Was that his right manner"
n don't believe 30, sir"
What makes you think THAR"
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World War. Does he ever worry
about running out Of ideas?
NO" he replied fatty. 81 just
hope that my mind win stay alert
enough to keep working"
He admitted that shows are
harder to compose these days and
he good-natnredly blames that on
Rodgers and Hammerstein.
'.It was easier to turn out tunes
in the old days, he sighed. ''But
then Rodgers and Hammerstein
began writing great shows 10
which the songs were related to
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swimming pOol.) Although slowed
down physically by his legs, both
broken in & horse fall several
years ago. be keeps up 4 hot Gre
alive pace.
Having put ''Can Can on Broad
way, he returned here to oversee
the film version Of kiss Me
Kate. " with which be Is very hap
py. He Is starting work on an
other Broadway show, which viii
be announced soon. He has turned
out scores for plays and pictures
with regularity since the first
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the plot. Now you cant just write
"a song and t'row it into the show
in any spot" 49,
His fayorlte song?
II guess it's Love for Sale I
like it best because it's kind of
. stepchild, being banned from the
radio and so forth. can't under
stand it. You can write a novel
about a harlot, paint picture of
Ia harlot, but you can't write a
song about a harlot. +"
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feu Pey k@ @mv So @ws 49, 30 ~ ~Ra.kst-
oaz~sAsl IL sup<niasy s@an kras N "a yys ahsys
-. whst 20 psy hss whaa yuu 80 Raskss Eng@s
IS sss s.sia~g PS~~ s.d ssa-a-y e a. t.as. Pe.rr
saastnes I'D lazmy a Cuaiusnlnunsr @ts b ths hr.
FuEFsd b@dy BY fnhsl An th-af 1gp-a yous "RasAsi
kzrs-Reke-r ssas vslus 81. ~ maslsi
sassh9 hs ssasaa ny sssybadys mss@g o. Ga
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OLYMPIA. Wash. R-The christ
mas lrss harvest ; maioF indus
~ N fhiz state. has begun.
Beiw1en noe and Dee. Is. nj.
lionS a christmas trees wlll b
ct. baled ~ packed. end shipped
% evsry stats. Hawai-. Alaska and
mumarouA iorulEn eauntriex.
Last year approximately I've MI.
llnn trees weFe exported and an
adaitinnal hall mliian ar mere
we're noid within tle state.
Most q ne evernreens Gene
from haif > oozen laFKe operators
uho harvest their owa or leased
Land. Many smaller operators buy
their trees from TIE state e. from
farmers wko raise thsm in uood.
lots
Asst. Forestry Supervisor Don.
aid n. Hopkins says, Christmas
trees Erow hest - pooF land which
will not grow satisfactory trees Sos
lumber
Mature evergreens. Ne sad.
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Caug1lRams: tha saimaaa lave Re-
trmf fFpm 90 So ie spawn -
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cGna - earrupGoag Mhs So
anyahma abnml afaA 40 euErup
alnmf Mug {. Cam8aiea Men6nxa
Mnn6enn agrnea I'll BEnwnlng:
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Naea a III SID 6llafnnly. &c
maeam wuui6 &c Ailarmny
cennrni nrBwn4n w sanafer Ne
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wm&s
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kaT wenl 80 - - - hatlom
lFeuaGEn aEa gEGIln2 - wcTMs ~
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q. wAna 3 taExlbia wosd nat
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Christmas Tree Harvest Begins In Washington

threw eif mere seed wAen thef
are growiag % pooE land lhan
when growing n god ed. thas
producing mere small trees.
Tea 10 ~ years after ne SEED
fails Ne new evsrgreens ara Christ
mas-tree si1s, ready 10 BE- cut and
shipped.
On Christmas trSa farms ne
trees loser limbs are pruned 10
make the upper grUw thea and
fan The trees are also thinned foE
more perfect propartion. crowdln9
causes lopsided trees. unsuiiahie
Dor halliday deeorufluns.
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FOR CRYIN OUT LOUD

upaA n en- - a. at -.
h nrnfL a. 60 Manssr. -
= 80 essry b - - - :
lAis haa q 81 pnanGhls wurlar
81 4 ahnFa y enrrupaa tkefe
mnat be Traif. 80 eannnt 80 -
&c n hali 4 GAnsa i hwsiar -
masl - hrsaa. 4 80 ere sliuklnr
go mus1 be deed
"a 1--we eouid 30 snd I wsh
lin eonsplEa
70 crap Is arr aehnme e
Thlnaa Kn1lrn
weld ~ - shailnx A a hsn
~-ana Ihan
Rsmeuid \ nsarsF % o. Hs.rss
aealFui. -
whera wna - q. yas. - wern
dis<asalna -. Ana / hasten q
aaaure 80 lbat ell q as lnn1 !
inmpsai IN . tanpul Ne - lsavss
&c - ~ ; niaxy. TAis s what
lhey 80 ne.
'Tha rad IgAas ana1 anrw a.
lhey 81 h yuntnryear, - nlsnss
eel siara. e. . taxieah's res.
- mleAl nlaEs sAars. - eanssdsr
tAm far"
BE 90 esn1 prove h ~ ns.
80. A. Tar as c. Ce@zales Men.
Ca b seneeFmnd. saxleahe ar
mersiy tFanapoFtaflnm vehielas.
And lhey ahould be fng gha 80 =
It's bssi e an ponsihia wuEifa
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Chose Wrong Man

SPRINGFIELD. m. m-Rshsrs
Fahsy and 1ohn Leune walksd luln
a tavern safurday nirhf. A ssran-
Tzr appToached Fahay. aakina
'Elgw abous halplaa ne II Z
sllekmp7"
Fahsy sgFeed. saksd Dr. parslen.
Lars. an4 MaS I'D GAa - s.was
Sod faE el8.mo DO SO GO" Tha
qneglion ef tine casa ID.
TN rNa8y 30. - sd Depaay
AeFiH rahey. ilashlna he badge.
FaAay and hla sellew dapulv l0ok
wayna Peer. &c. e nsnrhy Edln.
hurxh % - xanxnmon cuunay
laA. whNFa Poor rs he'd wilAoul
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leased ron Q federal psniienalary
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-10
Dexter Ciiy

DEXTER CITY - Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Rebble of Lower
Salem, visited Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kimnach.
Miss Josephine Blake attend
ed the B. P. w. charter dinner
on Sunday at Caldwell,
Several attended the installa-
ton of O.E.S. officers at Macks-
burg, Monday night.
Mrs. Vina Louise Longfellow
Wiley of GAINESVILLE, spent the
weekend with Hattie Longfel-
low, who accompanied her home.
The Martha Washington Sun
day school class was entertained
Tuesday evening at the church
with Erma Brown and Mary
Smith as co-hostesses.
A number of out of town
friends and relatives attended
the funeral of Mrs. Anna Hut
cheson, Monday afternoon at the
Dexter City church.
Mrs. Norma Smith Augenstein
with her mother, Mrs. Walter
Smith, entertained the family on
Sunday for her brother, Gale
Smith, who is leaving Friday for
overseas and her father, Walter
Smiths birthday.
Betty Griggs returned back to
her work Monday after being
called home by the death of her
grandmother, Anna Hutcheson.
Flossie Settle of Akron, spent
a few days with her mother,
Hattie Longfellow and sister,
Goldie King recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman McEl-
fresh are the proud parents of
a baby boy born Dec. 7th in
Marietta Memorial hospital.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-10
Mrs. Heddleson Hostess
To Circle No. 3, WSCS

Circle No. 3, W.S.C.S. of the
First Methodist church met last
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Minnie Heddleson, West
street
christmas of 1858" and what
Means The Most To Us At
Christmas" in addition to the
Christmas Story from the Bible,
were read to the group by Mrs.
{. M. Racey. Mrs. Mary M. Okey
read THE Majesty of Jesus"
the devotional topic. Chapters
from the study book were re-
viewed by Mrs. Eva Cutler. Mrs.
Walter Douglas, Mrs. c. E. Key
ser and Mrs. Iva Cutler favored
with 20 Little Town of Beth
lehem." y
During the business session,
all members were urged to save
sales tax stamps for the benefit
OF the organization. Announce
ment of the annual bazaar and
dinner, Dec. 8, was made.
There were 19 members pre-
sent, in addition to the follow
ing guests: Alice Cutler, Mrs.
Bellzora DeVolld and Mrs. Ola
Headlee.
A Journal Classified
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