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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
.Air Force Officer
Wins Wings
At Fla. dir Base

Second Lieutenant Harvey NJ.
Dykes, son of Mr.. and Mrs. K. K.
Dykes, 6O7 N. E. ST., Lake Worth,
Fla, was awarded the silver wings
of an Air Force pilot during gra-
duation ceremonies held this morn
ing for members OF Class 54-A of
the uSAF Basic Pilot School (Mul.
ti-Engine) at this base.
Lieutenant Dykes entered the Air
Force in May, 1852, and completed
primary flying training at Balm.
bridge ALB, Ga, prior to coming to
Reese in July of this year. He re-
sided with his family in Reese VII
lage during his training here. His
wife is the former Alice F. Splaine,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Splaine, Boea Chica Naval Base,
Key West, Fla.
The lieutenant was graduated
from Bay County High School, Pa
mama City. Fla, and attended the
University of Miami prior to en-
tering the Air Force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Macy Children
See Circus
At Walker Field

II was a festive occasion at the
Naval Station Saturday, when
more than 1900 youngsters and
their parents filled Walker Field
to see the annual Naval Station
Christmas circus.
Santa Claus, in his arctic red
woolens, passed out more than 1850
A special circus from Miami was
presented. Featured in the circus
were: Nancy Long, acrobat, Bobby
and Jackie, rolly- polly kids, Rog.I
er Barnes Educated chimps, The
Aerial Mathews, Red and Betty
Powers, skaters, Beers-Barnes,
seals, Alice, the elephant, and cap
tain Enger and his wild denizenS
of the jungle.
The circus and Christmas Party
was staged by the Naval Station
Special Services Office.
The Key West High School band
provided the music, under the di-
rection of Doc Casterson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Punch BOiUI
lis YuIetide
Tradition

The cup that cheers viii be flow.
ing in various forms from punch
bowls all over town during the
holiday season.
Everyone to bis own choice, and
here are a few that follow the
traditional ways.
MvIled Wine
Juice of 8 doz oranges
uice of "a doz. lemons
2 lbs. sugar
3 qts. water
S bottles Claret q gall
! Of. bottle port
8 sticks cinnamon
"a box whole cloves
8 allspice
Boil 3 OTIS. water with rinds O!
"a doz. lemons, 8 sticks cinnamon,
"a box cloves, 8 allspiee.
Boil down to ia qts. liquid "a.
bout " hr.). Strain. Add 2 lbs.
sugar to spiced water, boil 10 min.
to form very thin syrup. Take of
fire, add juice of lemons, oranges
and the wines. Heat, but never
more than a simmer, just before
serving. Serve at once in punch
bowl that has been warmed. Ser.
YES about So.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
X. OfC. Sponsors
Christmas Party
For Children

The Knights Of Columbus cOun-
eli sssz held their first annual
Children's Christmas Party for
their members at the Noes Hall
last Sunday Afternoon.
Approximately seventy five
youngsters we're on hand, along
with their parents, for the affair.
Games for various age groups
were played and prizes awarded to
Che winners. Santa Claus arrived
via a fire engine from the City
Fire Headquarters. thrilling the
youngsters as he drove up. Each
child was greeted by Santa and
given a gift and stocking full OF
candy, fruit ard nuts.
The Committee for the affair In
cIuded Dan Yike, chairman; Jim
Hull. Thurmand Sands, Larry Els
ner, Dan Yaccarino, John O'Brien.
Tom Purcell, Gene Martinez, Bill
Dyson.
The games played and winners
Included musical chairs, girl, Shar-
en- MarviI, boy, Walter Hilger,
Cloth Pin Game, NJ. Stewart, Pen
mics Game, MI. Demonge, Peanut
Roll, Donald Halpin, Bean Game,
L. O.'Niel, Balloon Blowing, R.
Bonamy, Apple Biting, Barbara
o'Brien, Baby prizes were won by
Pat Cream and Pat Van Eepoel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Xmas Luncheon
.GiUen By
XII Wires

The Christmas spirit reigned at
the monthly luncheon OF the xii
Officers Wives Club last week
which was held at the Sun and
Sand Beach Club.
colorful red poinsettias adorned
the tables and on the center table
was q silver sprayed branch deli
cately covered with angels hair
and decorated with small Christ
mas balls and eolored stars. On
the two side tables was Santa In
his sleigh.
While dessert was being served,
the chairman, Mrs. c. p. McMur-
ray presented the new mothers Of
the club, Mrs. w. J. Payne, Mrs.
|B. N Barton, and Mrs. c. p. Nc
Murray, with engraved baby cups
The hostesses, Mrs d. Spirit and
Mrs. A. Robertson then took some
pictures Of the group for the Clubs
scrap book.
Bridge and Canasta were played
the remainder Of the afternoon.
Winners for the day were, for
bridge, Mrs.c. P. McMurray, list
prize, Mrs. j. A. Flenner, deucy
prize. For Canasta, Mrs. r A
Milot, first prize, Mrs ]. Kettle
well, second prize.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

TUESDAY, December IND
soo-Thrif Shop Naval commssary Qast day shop
until Jan. Shl
s:oo-Ladies Day Golf Tournament Key West Coli Club
1o:ooLadies Auxiliary FRA Station
3:0o-Ever Ready Star Club, place 10 be announced
s:4S-kivanis Club, La Concha Hotel
7:30-Youh For Christ Fleming ST. Methodist Church
T:So-order of DeMOlay Scottish Rite Temple
7:So-Room Representatives. Harris School Library
7:%S-Dupieae Bridge Club Fl Taylor Officers Club
S:00-Knighs Of Pythias, Pythian Han
s:oo-Beginners' Bridge, Taylor Officers Club
S:oo-Stock Car Assn. Legion Home, Stock Is
S:oo-Ladies' Auxiliary. VFw No. seiI, at WV Home
SS-Rumba Lessons Fl Taylor Officers Club
WEDNESDAY. December ard
lO:so-lsand City Navy Wives Club S. Bldg I7s u Ma
val Station
12:3o-FAWTU owe, place to be announced
7:3o-Junior Debs, at the Womans Club
S:00-Scotish Rite Bodies, Scottish Rite
S:o0-American Legion No. Is, Legion Home. Stock Is
S:00-Sacerdoisas Del Hogar No 1 Elizabeth
S:o0-Junior Chamber of Commerce, at the clubhouse
THURSDAY. December 2ash
12:1S-Rotary Club, ST. Paul's Parish Hall
20o-Ladies Auxiliary Sewing Monroe General Hospital
6:30-Iions Club, at the Den, 1907 Seminary
7:S0-Amateur Radio Club, at National Guard Armory
7:30-JayShees, at clubhouse
7:30-Nu Phi Mu sorority at ST Annes
s:O0-Dr. Felix varels Lodge No g. sls Elizabeth ST.
s:O0-Knights Of Columbus at Noes HAIL
s:o0-Cvn Air Patrol. Poinciana Community House
s:0o-Ladies' Auxiliary. No. Is, Legion Home
s:OO-CAP Cadets. Poinciana Community House
FRIDAY, December 18th
As this is Christmas Day suggested anyone caring for
information concerning meetings call the chairman his club or
organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Miss Cork
lis Bride OF
1t. hester

The marriage Of LeVaughn De-
lores Cork to Lieutenant Charles
E. hester, USN, quietly solemniz-
ed by the Reverend Ralph S. Rog.
ers on December 18th, was an.
nounced today by the brides mo-
Their.
Mrs. Nester is the daughter Of
Mrs. Roy Z. Cork and the late
Mr.. Cork of this city, formerly of
Tampa. 1t. hester is the son OF
Mrs. E. E. Boardman of Camden,
New Jersey and Mr.. C. G. Nester
of Gilbert, West Virginia.
The bride was attended by Miss
leila Gentry. Lieutenant Tony Es-
sert of HS-1 Squadron served 1t.
hester as best man. Lieutenant
hester is currently attached to
FAWTULANT at the Naval Air
Station. The couple viii hive in
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Church School
To Hare
Xmas Program,

The Christmas program Of the
Sunday School of the First Con-
gregational Church viii be held to-
morrow night, December . at
1880. The program has been ar
ranged as follows: Hymn. 20 Lit.
tie Town of Bethlehem" the con-
gregation: prayer of invocation,
the Rev. Chas. H. Meeker; words
of welcome, Joseph BOA; wei
come Piece, Shelly Hancock;
Christmas Story in Song" all de-
partments of the school; song by
the Primary department: Good
Night" Henry Spieer; presentation
of Christmas fruit and candy by
Santa Claus himself.
The committee in charge is Mrs.
Clyde Stickeny, Mrs. W. R. Dean
and Mrs. Margaret Scully.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

Scald milk. Add shortening. sugar
and salt. Stir till sugar dissoIFes.
Cool to lukewarm. Dissolve yeast In
water and combine with milk mix-
ture. Stir in III cups -four, add eggs
and beat well. Add enough -four TO
make soft dough. Turn out on
lightly Toured board and knead TIN
smooth and elastic. Put In q creased
bowl. Brush with shortening. Cover
and let rise in warm place, So 70
IS r., until double In bulk, about
2 hours. Turn out on Toured board
and roll into q rectangie about sxf1
inches. Brush with butter. Sprinkle
with brown sugar and cinnamon,
roll up like . jelly roll and shape
into . ring on creased baking sheet
Seal ends. From the outside cut A.
most all the way through toward
center. In Inch slices Turn slices
slightly on side. Brush with short
.sning, cover and let rise about Is
minutes or until double IN bulk.
Bake In moderately hot oven, 37s'
p IS TO 30 minatea While warm
spread with eonfecGiOners' sugar
icipg and sprinkle with chopped
sEss- Makes ! ring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
AHene Speer
Sings With
NeaU Eng. Group

Allene Speer. Ala Francis Street
lis a member of the Chorus of the
New England Conservatory of Mus.
lie. She sang with the Chorus al
"a Christmas Concert, conduct by
Lorna Cooke deVaron, in Jordan
Hall, Boston, December 3rd.
The Chorus also sang in a per.
Torrance of Berlioz' L ENHANCE
du Christ" by the Boston Symphony
Orchestra, conducted by Charles
Munich. in Symphony Hall, Boston,
December 18th and 18th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Methodist Women
Haze Meeting And
Christmas Party

The Woman's Society Of Chris.
|tian Service of Ley Memorial
Church held their monthly meeting
combined with the annual Christ
mas party at Wesley House Mon
day evening.
Christmas carols we're sung by
the group. Meditation and Prayer
were led by Mrs. Harry Richard.
son, and a special poem Christ.
mas" was read by Mrs. Faye
Higgs.
The Christmas story was read
from the Scripture by Mrs. Fred.
ricks and the Three Christmas
Gifts" was read by Mrs. Ollie
Brill, Mrs. Nanett Wilson and Mrs.
Mildred Richardson.
Highlight of the program was
The Little Star" written by the
Rev. Richard Blanchard and told
to the group by Mrs. NJ. Sands.
The Wesley House was decorat-
ed for the occasion with red can
dies, holly wreathes, poinsettias
and a tinkling bell centerpiece on
the long table covered with a lace
cloth. A beautifully decorated
Christmas tree was at one end OF
the room under which members
had placed their Secret Sister
gifts.
As each member arrived she
was presented with a holy Christ
mas corsage. These corsages we're
made by Mrs. Eldon Simmons and
Nannett Wilson.
A special Christmas gift was ar
ranged for each of the four stu.
dents at colleges from the Ley
Memorial Church.
During the entire program.
Christmas carols were played as
soft background music.
II was announced that q Happy
Occasion candle would be made for
next years Christmas party and
each new member would save all
candles used for happy occasions
during the year to be melted down
and combined into one large can.
die to be burned in the church dur
ing the holidays.
The society presented their pres
ident, Mrs. Merrell Sands, with a
of Sallman's oil Dor.
trait Head Of Christ" as a Christ
mas gift.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Kentucky Esanoa

Kentucky Eygnos
(This is a family recipe)
3 doz. eggs
l gal. whipping cream
Ia lbs. sugar
] at. Bourbon whiskey
! pit. rum
] pit. brandy
Whip whites and yolks of eggs
separately until very light. Divide
the sugar putting some in the yolks
and some in the whites, whip again,
them combine, beating thoroughly,
then add the whiskey to cook the
eggs. Whip the cream, add it gra-
dually to above mixture, adding at
intervals the rum and brandy. II
too thick, add rich milk. Beating
makes it smooth and velvety and
prevents separating. Crate nutmeg
over top.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Cadet Johnson
Home For
Holidays

Cadet Wilbur Johnson, corpor-
al at Miami Military Institute, Is
home for the holidays to be with
his sisters and his mother, Mrs.
Edna Mira, who lives at 1910 New
ton st.
He viii return to his studies at
the conclusion of Christmas vaea-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
apply To Wed

The following couples have ap.
piled for marriage licenses in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord:
Harry T. Russell, IS, 906 South.
ard St., and Audrey 0fstad, Is,
AIS Trailer Park.
William R. Strong, 10, Boca Chi
ca Field, and Dorothy Smith, q,
Overseas Trailer Park.
william X. Bishop, % Port Gin.
ton, Ohio, and Julia Clark, 10,
Lakeland, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Harris School
Has annual
Xmas Program

The annual Christmas program
Of Harris School was presented on
December IS in the school audi
lorium by Miss Miriam Crawford
and the schools chorus. Pupils Of
Mrs. Charlotte Haskins' class as
sisted in the presentation.
The program opened by a pro-
ressional OF the chorus singing
"0h Come all Ye Faithful" Miss
Faye Snider fourth grace teacher
set the mood for the story of the
Christ.child's birth by the rendi-
ton Of Holy Night"
The narration of the Nativity by
Brenda Stickney was depicted In
three scenes. The beauty and SOL
emnity Of each scene were enhanc-
ed by the sweet tones 81 chorus in
the singing Of traditional carols.
The cast included: Mary Cora
Lee Knowles. Joseph Larry Pier
&c. Angels: Olivia Love, Bonnie
Poindexter, Claudette Sails. Shep.
herds: Raymond walterson, Fred
die Lee, Jimmy Dunlap. Wise men:
Clovis claxton, Manuel Cervantes,
Anthony Walterson.
The second half of the program
was dedicated to Santa Claus, that
Jolly old fellow who typifies the
spirit OF giving. The Christmas
fairy helped Santa to forget his
tiredness by bringing TO life the in
habitants Of toyland. The follow
ing composed the cast Of toyland:
Santa Douglass Higgs. Christmas
fairy. Joyce Dillon. Cowboys Les.
lie Weeeh, George Rand, George
Cabanas, Curry Blackwell. French
dolls Sandra Saunders, Connie
Sands. Lollipops Beverley Albury,
Sally Gordon, Harold Dionne, Bill
ly Smith. Wooden Soldier Joseph
Key. Space Man Henry Weather
ford. Jack.in.the. Boxes George
Swimmer. Warren Lowe.
Following the program Santa dis
pensed treats to all of the
pupils Of Harris School from the
p. T. A, Gifts were also presented
TO the principal, teacher specia-
lists. lunchroom personnel aud the
custodial staff.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Holiday Brunch
Car. Be Made A
Delightful Meal

A holiday brunch is such fun.
You set the hour that suits you.
sometime between IL and /. Folks
drop over TO exchange holiday
news, relax over good food and
hot coffee, and bask in warm fam
lily cheer.
Have a big pitcher Of freshly
squeezed orange juice ready for a
pickup when guests arrive. Or If
you're In the mood to offer a sur
prise, try this brand-new recipe for
Spiced Cranberry Tomato Cock
tail.
For the main course, we recon-
mend that most accommodating Of
brunch dishes-bake6 eggs. But
these are baked eggs with a diff
ference because they're favored
with tarragon. Prepare the eggs 10
individual baking dishes and they
will be simple to serve.
Top the eggs with slices Of crisp
bacon. Easy way to prepare a
pound If bacon at a time is by
this method. Allow the bacon to
stand at room temperature so you
can separate the slices. Then
spread the slices out on a rack in a
shallow pan. Bake in a hot (400F)
oven about 10 minutes or until well
Drowned. You won't have to turn
the bacon and it win be pleasantly
crisp. Drain on brown paper or
paper towels and keep hot while
you turn the oven down TO 325F for
the baked eggs.
Hot biscuits are a must with
this brunch, and may be prepared
from a mix. II you want to save
time, drop" the biscuits, accord
ing to the directions on the pack
age, instead of rolling them out.
We like to serve the first rounds
of biscuits with squares of butter;
then split the last round and spread
with butter and a mixture Of honey
and chopped pecans. Goodl
For a refreshing last course,
make an attractive arrangement
of crunchy apples. juicy pears,
tangerines, oranges and grapes;
then add persimmons and pome-
granates, II they're available, just
because they look exotic and are
ksni
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

It's not too early to start plan.
ming your tree-trimming supper,
especially If a few friends are
joining your family to help with
decorating the evergreen. Make
the menu simple. You could have
canned baked beans heated in a
bean pot, crisp strips Of bacon,
cole slaw, relishes and hot rolls.
For dessert have fresh fruit, a pre-
view of your Christmas cookies,
and lots of coffee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Roberts,
1916 Petronia ST., have received
word of the birth of a granddaugh.
ter on Dec. 14th in San Antonio,
Tex. Parents of the baby are Mr..
and Mrs. Jack W. Crouch. Mr..
Crouch is a corporal in the army.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

0NE Of the joys Of the Christmas
" holidays is q long leisurely
brunch the morning after. What
better sight could greet the eye Of
the jnst-arisen reveller than this:
Fresh grapefruit. the most gorgeous
Swedish Coffee Ring in the world
and coolies Of steaming hot coffee!
Be sure that the coffee 10 ready,
In healthy quantities and piping
hot. Those sleepy party-goers tend
10 descend upon brunch-time coffee.
pots with the speed Of light and the
capacity OF the Grand Canyon. And
II You really want to do Il proud"
acquire some gay pottery mugs to
serve the coffee in. Fresh butter
and . not-toosweet preserve 70
with the truly festive coffee ring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
sPIcED cRANBERR
TOMATO COCKTAIL

ingredients: Fresh lemon juice,
confectioners' sugar, 3 cups toma-
to juice, / cup cranberry juice, /.
inch piece stick cinnamon, 3 whole
cloves, u teaspoon salt, crushed
ice.
Method: Dip edges Of six g.
ounce glasses in lemon juice, then
in confectioners' sugar. Place in
refrigerator for 20 to 80 minutes
or longer, until well chilled. Com.
bine tomato and cranberry juices.
cinnamon, cloves and salt. Chill in
refrigerator for 90 to 80 minutes
or more. Remove spices. Shake
wei with cracked Ice and strain
into chilled glasses. Makes 6 ser.
wings.
HERBEp BAKED EGGS
ingredients: ( tablespoons but.
ter or margarine, tablespoons
fine dry bread crumbs, a teaspoon
cnmbled whole tarragon, IL eggs,
s tablespoons heavy cream, 6
tablespoons grated eheddar cheese,
paprika.
Method; Grease 6 individual pie
plates or shirred egg dishes gen.
erously with 2 tablespoons butter.
Combine crumbs and tarragon.
Sprinkle inside Of dishes with
crumh mixture. Freak two eggs
into each dish, being careful moi
to break yolks. Pour l tablespoon
cream over eggs: sprinkle with
cheese and paprka. Dot with
tablespoons butter. Bake in Slow
(32sF) oven about IS minutes or
until eggs are Of desired doneness.
s servings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
WILSON'S OBSERVE
10TH ANNIVERSARY
THIS EVENING

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Wat.
soE, sis Sovthsrd ST.. will oh.
serve their Goth wedding an
adversary this evening a. en-
Open House a. their home. MF.
Wstsen's sister. Mrs. Ethel
Silvsrs, hes arrived for ths
event from New Smyrna
Beach, Fla.
All friends and relatives ere
invited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

Although George Washington usu
ally is called the first president o
the United States. John Hanson
was elected president under tn,
Continental Congress and signeC
documents as president Of tn,
United States"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
|Meekers To Spend
Christmas Day
In FIT. L0uderdnIe

The Rev. Charles H. Meeker and
Mrs. Meeker win spend Christmas
Day with their daughter and son.
in-law, the Rev. Percy v. Dave
and Mrs. Dave at Plantation, Fort
L.auderdale, Fla.
The Meekers win return to Key
West on Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

WassaiI
TRADITIONAL English recipe)
! gal. cider
2 cups white sugar
j cup brown sugar
u cup lemon juice
u cup orange juice
20 whole cloves
2 tbsp. crushed stick cinnamon
" tsp. salt
! bottle brandy
Simmer together for ten minutes
except brandy. Strain. Reheat be.
fore serving, add brandy. Color
may be added by floating tiny red
apples on top.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22
Fish House Punch

Fish House Punch
ia pints Clipper rum
u pint brandy
2 OTIS. settler water
l pint lemon juice
l pint white wine (sauterne)
l lbs. sugar.
Mix sugar and seltzer water;
add liquors, stir well. Add lemon
juice and bits Of sliced lemon. Sc,
to ripen. Serves Is people. Has au
thority, but chunk of ice in punch
bowl dilutes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

4 cups very strong green tea
2 cups orange juice
/ cup lemon juice
l cup dark rum
/ cup brandy
2 OTIS. champagne
2 sliced oranges
Put all ingredients into large
punch bowl. except champagne
which should be in ice buckets.
Add piece Of ice to punch bowl
and when contents are very cold,
add the two quarts of champagne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

About 10 per cent o. India Is
more uaaA 1900 feet ADORE Rea
Level.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

Americans consume around go
billion eggs a year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-22

First Artillery Punch
! cup sugar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

HAVE YOU EVER taken close look at
IL your Sunday breakfast? Certainly
you have. but do you really know what the
food you're eating looks like? On very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
Sunday Morning Breakfast

close examination, such as these microscope
image photographs, the foodstuffs aren't
easily recognizable. Each has pattern
that should be helpful in identifying it.
for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

See Dor below for anSwerS.J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

Metro Group Photos
Evening star., 1953-08-29
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ANGUS BRED COWS
with calves at side; $500 and $3.50
each. Call Browning S9.W-2. 80
HEIFERS -ds), Holstein. springing
heifers. Herndon 4-J-3. 80
WILL BOARD small horses or ponies
excel. care. Cali Vienna 749-R.
MUST SELL-o0 steers and heifers
4 cows. 4 horses. > side-del. rakeS.
moweTS ! cernpicEer. 2 disc har,
FSTsd baed hay No q s rssm eers ef9 ripe9 lGt
GARDENERS STORE. Largo rd.. Up
per Marlboro. Nd. 30
GELDING-Black. stylish; Is hands.
Excel. disposition. Willing jumper
Reas, to good home. Lockwood
80 Coon REGISTERED Aberdeen
Angus cattle; 100 large registered
Cheviot sheep; not highly fitted;
logue. CHARLES w. WAMPLER,
Harrisonburg, Va.
'CHINCHILLA EXHIBIT" welcome
quality amin animals . for sale. sal Joy 10y
II WELL-BRED ANGUS HEIFERs-
Vaccinated for bangs; .S1.450; I
2h-vr.-old reg. Angus bull. $500.
FOUR EVE SHEEP. for sale; also /
ram; on Colesville rd. Evergreen
4-62l3. 80
mare; bride and
saddle; rides and drives: gentle
enough for small child; reas, kI.
HORSE TRAMER-sturdy, all metal;
oak, f.; 5000 or best offer. COMDR-
HARVEY, Eerndon 4G5-W-1. after
Il pm, OF week ends. 80
Is LARGE HOLSTEIN CATTLE; GOOD
stock; some fresh second calf. some
springers second calf, some springers
first calf. CARLIN BROS. Boyds
Montg. Co.. Nd. Phone Poolesville
HEIFERs qo). 6 to is mos. all
tested, good dairy herd, Guernsey
and HoIsteins. Poplar 2-4630. 80