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Evening star., 1953-06-07

thrust gun in his ribs at any moment.
1t was an odd impression - not quite 50
odd when caught glimpse of my face in his
mirror. Owing to my drenched hat pulled low
over my eyes and some grimy smears from the
wet and smoke-stained shrubbery, did have,
must admit, look of unconscionable vii
lainy. His eyes met mine in the mirror. He
blinked and said with extraordinary meek
ness that it might be a long ride.
1t was very long ride, indeed. We kept
behind the bus, taking desperate chance now
and then with traffic lights, and every time
the bus stopped watched for green coat to
disgorge itself, and it never did. We went on
and on and on. through park. along the
making out with the police.
Indeed, thought of number of things
and wished could stop and make one or
two telephone calls. watched the thinning
numbers of passengers who emerged from the
various bus stops automatically. / reused
when at last the bus appeared to be circling
back on its own tracks and leaned forward
again. Wnere are we!
Evanston. Bus is starting back to Chi
cago." The driver twisted around to look at
me. still want to. follow"
nodded. The woman in green had not got
out of the bus so she was still there We
started back to Chicago through the early
dusk of the dark and rainy day.
1T WAS indeed so dark and foggy that when
she did get down from the bus nearly missed
her and only happened to see the flash Of
green moving rapidly along the sidewalk.
stop, stop!" cried. How much do owe
you?"
1t was very substantial sum, and the
driver seemed relieved to get it. Then he shot
glance at the green figure hwrying along the
walk. For gosh sake, " he said in disguised
way. "A dame, and gave me look which,
even in my haste. preferred not to interpret
Especially since at that instant the green coat
vanished apparently into the bowels Of the
earth.
hurried after it and discovered steps going
down into a murky tunnel "a pedestrian
crossing under the boulevard ran through
it and came out upon another long strip of
park, following the curve of the lake. The
green coat was swinging purposefully along
path ahead of me and toward the lake. Down
to the very edge of the lake, in fact, and, as
one arm went up in vigorous, throwing
curve, reached the woman, and caught her
arm.
She whirled around. There was a short
sharp struggle. Then got rather singular
object in my hand. 1t was small hammer,
household tool But lethal tool She was
painting and angry. She was young woman,
pretty in ford and forceful way, with fine
dark eyes. you =" she cried and then
screamed at someone behind me- arrest
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Evening star., 1953-06-07

Young Lawson nodded Yes, sir. Shall
telephone Wilson now?"
WILSON,"
ITO confirm your Monday appointment"
oh" Blanchard seemed slightly put out
but nodded. Certainly" He brooded as the
thin young man slid alertly away. These
young men! Too damned efficient Makes me
feel old" He passed hand over his white
hair and said wistfully. Maybe am old"
knew too well what he meant and said so,
and both of US brooded. However, presently
he cheered up. But there's life in us old boys
yet" he said. by the way, Wickwire, don't
mind our jokes about murder We only do it
to shock New Workers. Outdo them Stupid
joke really. Matter of fact, Chicago is no
worse in that respect than other cities" He
eyed me shewdly, you don't shock easily,
do you?"
1--WE lived in New York long time"
replied not too obliquely, and then young
Lawson came back.
AFTER we dropped Blanchard at the bank,
Lawson took up the role of guide First we
must visit the Art Institute, which we did,
greatly to my pleasure, although Lawson kept
looking at very elegant watch on his wrist
and rather hustled me along. When we
emerged, he permitted me an extra moment
or two. There's view from the terrace, " he
said and guided me along wide, balustraded
terrace and around corner There was
view of wet and dripping park below us.
There was also view of a high wall, shielded
by shrubbery, behind which there came a
crashing rumble and roar which met and
joined the roar of Michigan Boulevard at our
right.
Trains he explained at my questioning
glance. The Illinois Central tracks. The
Planetarium is in that direction. I'm sorry
you can't see it. -"
1t was beginning to rain. and the visibility
was poor. The wall blocked off one side of the
small park which lay Immediately below us,
and at the end of it a bank, heavy with shrub
berry, went up to street some distance above
our level. Across Michigan Boulevard lights
made bright patterns outlining the great build
ings against the dark sky. "Smog," Lawson
said. Expect you have it in New York. This
is one of Chicago's dark days"
A very pretty blond girl in a brilliant
green raincoat rounded the terrace, shot an
angry look IN our direction as if we had no
business there, and went down some steps into
the park. l watched her idly until she dis
appeared into heavy shrubbery at distant
corner where masonry and thick foliage shut
off the flash of green. Lawson was continuing,
:" and there's Orchestra Hall -"
An odd sound struck my ear.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-10
SheidIer Reunion
Held At Pandora Park

The desceydants of the Dan Sheidl-
er family Sf Leipsic held their first
reunion ip over a decade at Pandora
Park shelter house Sunday after
noon. Five members of the original
family-Rolly Sheidler, Bert Sheidler,
Ruth Sheidier Terry, Guy Sheidler,
and Ray Sheidler were present with
children and grandchildren. Another
son, Ford, resides in California and
was unable to be present, but his
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Sheidler and infsnt son, Richard. OF
Lima attended ito represent their
branch of the family tree. tEs
Recounting the early days when
Dan Sheidler and his wife, the
former Matte Sites, reigned over
the household brought back scores
of pleasant memories. Rolly Sheidler
of Owosso, Mich, eldest son, claimed
the distinction of being the only
great-grandfather in the group.
Mrs. Charles Buehrer, Pandora
who was instrumental in bringing
the group together, urged all to re.
turn for next tJyear's reunion Sunday
September S, lat the Leipsic Park.
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BLUFFYON LOCALS

Mr.. and Mis-. Melvin Yoder and
children, Diahe, Marscha and Kathy,
are visiting with Mrs. Yoders par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm Amstutz,
Route 2, Bluffton. Mr.. Yoder is en-
ployed at the We'll McLain Mfg. Co,
of Michigan Citys firm specializing
in the construction of boilers. He was
recently promoted TO supervisor of the
tabulating department in the main of
fees of the firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Neuenschwan-
der and daughters, Carolyn and Mary,
of Compton, Calf, are visiting rela-
tives including her brothers, Howard
and Leonard Sfager and Mrs. Fairie
Stager in Bluff They arrived last
Thursday FROM Saginaw, Mich, where
they had BEEN visiting their son Neil
and family, and plan to return there
before their trip back west. The Neu-
enschwanders flew in to Chicago,
where they picked up new auto, in
which they viii drive home.
Mr.. and Mrs C. j. Spallinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. = B. Leatherman were
to return this week end from a Today
motor trip which took them into Mich
|igan's upper peninsula and into Can
ada.
Mr.. Robert Coon, who recently re-
turned to Bluffton after his release
from service Witt the u. S. Marines,
has accepted Fteaching position in
the Ontario, OHIO, school, Richland
county. He will teach industrial arts.
Until he and Mrs. Coon are able to
find a home near the school, the cou-
pie are staying in Plymouth with the
Herbert Coons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe E. Pringle of Ir.
win, Pa, and st. Petersburg, Fla.
were visitors the past week at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grat7
and NJ. M. Murray,
DR.. and Mrs. Orden Smucker ant
family of East Lansing, Mich, We're
! in Bluffton over the Labor Day week
end visiting theE parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Albert Klay of North Lawn ave,
nue. and Mrs. BsD. Smucker of South
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-10

HONEY, new crop extracted this
week, ready now. Howard Rickly
Honey Farm, 8 miles south on the
Bentley Road. N-22
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-rryskrNUTfiC';iEI:''' Ti';iI:''''

In the Common Pleas Ceurt of Allen County,
Ohio. CasefNo. 41736
Lerah C. Ashenfelt&. Plaintiff, VS. John A.
Ashenfelter, Defendsht.
The defendant, Jthn A. Ashenfelter. whose
last known place fof residence was Rowles.
burg, Preston Co1nty, West Virginia, wiz
take notice that ALerah q Ashenfelter has
filed in said court IN actiot against him foI
divorce on the -~srolhads of gross neglect OF
duty. for reSs6ration of ntaiden name and
equitable rsEef. iaid csnsf will be for hear:
the first lpublssGSn oH 6s notice, to-wit
OH and aker~Me End rdS Of October, 1858.
Lefah c. AsheVeltef. by /. B. Steele
and Gene Caring. her attorneys.
Aug. 20J27. Sept. 8. 10, II, q
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RESERVE OPINION

QContinued from Page II
tenn, bad purchased new truck, and
had a $4,000 cash surplus on hand
after abandoning it's plant and buy
ing power for distribution. Wapak-
oneta officials had similar story to
tell, reporting . $1,000 monthly net
profit under the resale system.
Spencerville officials reported be-
ing happy with the sale of their
plant at $212,O00. They had beer
carrying a $4,000 indebtedness
Arlington told the local committee
they came ont of their deal with
$4,000 in cash after clearing all out
standing debts. The plant brought
s141, ,760.
DR.. Travis suggested that the plan
of buying current and distributing il
over the municipal system as recon-
mended by the Board of Public At
fairs, certainly appears to have mer-
it, but like Fett, that he would not
make up his own mind until all the
facts are in.
The discussion also brought up q
point which has been heard from
several sources in recent weeks. Ray
mond Conrad, declared that a gooC
way to settle the matter would bt
for the two questions to be submit
ted to the voters at an election
wherein the people Of Blufftor
would make the choice ofsan outright
sale of the plant or municipal distri
button of purchased power,
This method, he said, would taxi
Council and the Board of Public AT
fairs off the hot seat.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-10

ONE GOOD used wood and coal
Heatrola. Used only one winter. Le-
land w. Basinger. Phone 654-W.
# N-23
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LHAL NOTICE

Myretta Steveks whose place of residence
is unknown arr cannot with reasonable
diligence be ascS Stained will take notice that
on the 11th day bf June. 1858. Susan Merricle
as administrators of the estate of Francis L.
Merricle Deceased, filed her petition against
her in the ProhSte Court of Allen County.
Ohio the same bAng Case No. 2S028 in said
Court, for the saia to pay debts of the said
estate, of certain rael estate described in said
petition, to wit:
Situate in the CITY OF Wapakoneta, county
of Auglaize and State of Ohio to wit:
Being the undivided one hal t15) interest
in and to the folloEing: art OF outlot
Number Seventy Fourk t7D ~ said City des-
cribed as follows Coz &mencinf on the North
Hundred I M SiRteea and one-fssE (2is1al feet
west of the west lind OF Mnfay Street said
point being known the southwest corner
of that part OF saidYoutlgX now or formerly
owned by Pohl sshen&e uotfh on the west line
of former Pohl tracTone henered ninety eight
1ssl feet more on less, Ia the south line
of that part of sail Outlot now or formerly
owned bv Webb tl&nce west on Webb's south
line seventy (70) FIT to a point: thence south
one hundred Ninet% eight Qss) feet. more or
less to the north he of Hoopingarner Street /;
thence east seven& (70) feet to the place
aIso the following described real estate
situate in the Tdwnship of Bath, County
of Allen. State of ohio: Being the undivided
one half fI61 intereA in and to the following :
Inlot Numbers EitAt Thousand seven hund-
red seventy nine f877A), Eight Thousand Seven
Hundred eighty (87Sok Eight Thousand Seven
Hundred eighty one &7Sl). Eight Thousand
Seven Hundred Eighty two ts7s2( and ,fagnt Elgnt
Thousand Seven Hundree Eighty three tSisS)
in Belmont Addition II the City of Lima
Bath Township, Allen Cpunty; Ohio.
The prayer of the saiA petition is for the
sale of real estate to pay pebts SAD deiendahi
is required TO answer saih petition the 3rd
day of October. 1858, n judgement VIII DE
taken against her. IL
Susan Merricle, hdministratrix
,e*E 10
by Light & Sife6. her attorneys.
August 13. 20, ~. Sept. 8, 10. II.
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THE COMMUNITY MARKET PLACE
USE THE WANT ADS
To Rent Trade SELL News Ads Do the Job Economically
Phone Blufon 137-W Deadline $3.50 A. M. Wednesdays
NorIcE

Save! Parents with children of school
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LESTERlBETSY ROSS
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Our low operating cost will save
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We are also the ONLY sales and
service dealers In all of Putnam and
Hancock Counties and Bluffton area,
for the new WuRLITZER SPINET-
TIE and CHURCH ORGANS now be-
ing chosen by many artists, radio and
Tv stations. Six pianos and organs
now on display in our music studios.
w. H. SCHUMACHER &. SON
One Block South of r. r. Station
Evenings and Saturdays
Pandora, Ohio Phone SIC
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SUPPER, CONCERT
(Continued from Page

CONTINUED from Page II
Saftey-John Stonehill, Fred Swank,
John Gilbert.
Room Mothers y MRS. Richard
Cookson, chairman ~ Welfare, Miss
Meredith Stepletori; Visual Educa-
tion-Miss Ocie Andersop; Historian
Mrs. Nelson Steiner; Hospitality
Mrs. Norman Triplett, Mrs Joseph
Urich, Mrs. Lee Clauss; Girl Scouts
Mrs. B. w. Travis ParliaInentar-
ian-w. A. Howe. s'ssss Z
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LEGAIgNoTIcE
Case No. 4I702 In The Common Pleas Court
of Allen County, Ohio

Case No. 4I7o2 In The Common Pleas Cour
of Allen fCounty. Ohio
Marion Lee n$houser, a minor, by Mar
celia Dugan, her knother and next friend
Plaintiff. VS. Glenp Albert Frankhouser, De
fendant
The defendant, Glenn Albert Frankhouser
whose present address and place of residenc,
is unknown, and kannot with reasonable dill
gence be ascerta{ned by the plaintif, will
take notice that Oh the 2Ist day of July, 1853
the plaintiff. MSrion Lee FrAnkhouser.
minor, by Marcelk Dlsan, her mother ane
next friend filed hers petitioM for divorce
against him in tn Coxnmons Ueas Court oi
Allen County, OhR.Ffn Cage No. ATOP, on
the grounds of gross neHlsct a6f duty. praying
that she may be divorced fforh said defend
ant, that she be gra1ked care. custody. control.
alimony, and support OF the pninor child of
the parties hereto, land for such other and
further relief as Isl just and proper in the
premises. Said cavse will be heard on or
after six weeks frdh the first publication of
this notice,
Marion Lei Frankhouser, q minor,
by Marcellk Dusan. her mother and
next frien&-Plaintiff.
BY ANTHONY j. BOWERS, Her
Attorney ZOE Dominion Building
Au{ 20. 27. Sept. 5. 10, IT. "a
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FOR RENT

:. APARTMENTS-One Broom and
one 4-room. Inquire Johnson's Bar
ber Shop, 324 N. Main, Bluffton. N-23
ROOM, large, nicely furnished
hot water heat, garage, 7O4 S. Main
ST., Phone Bluffton 148-G.
APARTMENTS rooms, inquire
121 Thurman ST., Phone 247-W. If
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-10

BATHINETTE, Deluxe Storklinc
folding baby buggy, covered sand
box; also copper wash boiler; billing
machine for shop or store. 800 S.
Jackson. Phone 264-W.
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w A NJ E D
SEWING & ALTERATIONS to do
in my home. Phone 567-Y.


Myretta Stevens whose place of residence is
unknown and cannot, with reasonable dill
gence. be found, will take notice that on
June IL. 1858. Susan Merrice. surviving
spouse of Francis L. ,MarricIe, filed her petit
tion against her in the Probate Court OF
Allen County. Ohio, the same being Case No.
2s02s in said Court, for the purchase by said
plaintiff of certain real estate described in
said petition, to wit:
Situate in the City ~of Lima. County of
Allen. State of Ohio: Being the the undivided
one half "a interest In and to the follow
ing: Inlot Number Seven Thousand Five
Hundred Eighty One l7s8ll and Seven Thou
sand Five Hundred Eighty Two t75s2) in
Lima Terrace Addition % the City of Lima
Allen County, Ohio, subject to the restrictions
contained in Deed recorded in Volume 1T
Page 3s7. Deed Records of Allen County
Ohio.
The prayer of the petHion lie for the pur.
chase of said real estate by the said surviv-
ing spouse at the appraised value. Said de
fendant is required to answer said petition
on the 3rd day of October. 1853. or Judge.
ment win be taken against her.
Susan Merricle, Surviving Spouse
of Francis L. Merrice. deceased
by Light & Siferd, her attorneys
Aug. Is. 20. ~, Sept. 8. 10, IT,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-09-10
Hancock Go. Fair
Closes Friday

Two more days remained this week
to visit the Hancock County Fair
in Findlay before it closes Fri
day evening and brings to an end the
fair season in this area.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21
Sun;ic.ht Chatterbox

Hello Dear Readers. Again il is
my privilege 10 bring you hap
penings in and around Sunlight
with the graduating c.ass
Leaving these walls Of KNOW dge
to establish he n$elVeS in various
places in the professional world.
Space s left for other ambitious
persons seeking an indie 3eAde2l
living WIN ole purpose n EaF!o
10 serve the customer. aEo Try
Aa.d 20 please the patrons. The
demanStrauoI ~ 5orAm14S
on a customer will determine the
independently. The customer is
always right" Mrs. c. Brick
We'll graduation class of SO
sponsored the program on Fri
day morning. very inspiring, en-
joyed by ali Friday was also
an enjoy able day for the students
Of Sunlight. This was BE Day
and number OF teachers from
various schools, along with Atty
c.. Z. Graves paid us a visit :.
ATTY. Graves gave us encourage
ng remarks on coSmetology. The
senior students in turn gave the
guest a brief synopsis Of shop
management and duties of cos
netologist. Later delicious re-
past was served. Mrs. J. Jones
sang "Oh Danny Boy"
On Monday a representative
from the Miss Clairall Product"
visited the school, Monday was
also clinic day and number of
our leading beauticians were
present Miss Jordan and
Mrs. Cater joined us this week,
Welcome.
Monday, Nov. l6 was gradua-
ton. Nov. II, banquet; Nov. ID,
prom. And oh! Don't forge; Nov.
10, state board exams.
Sunlight celebrated lis l7th an
niversary on roy. is. Congrats
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21

Recent visitors at the Lord
Calvert Hotel were Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Baynard of Mt. Vernon,
NY, who were celebrating their
10th wedding anniversary. This
was their first trip to Florida.
Dne of their most impressive mo-
nentS was attending the Holy
Eucharist services at st. Agnes
Episcopal Church on All Saints
Day. This was followed by a
dinner with Mrs. Rebecca Glib
son and her daughter, Miss Laura
Cooper at their cottage, 1885 NV
4th ave, and a tour of Miami
Beach. The Baynards were taken
on a sightseeing trip by the mem
bers of the staff of the Lord
Calvert hotel.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21

The Miami Gospelairs were
highly praised for their renditions
of gospel music on Nov s at 800
o'clock when they sang at the
city auditorium in Lakeland. Rev.
Covington of Lakeland SPONSOR
ed the group. At s o'clock the
Gospelairs motored to Barlow
where they sang at the AME
church. Everyone in Barlow gave
the word that the Gospelairs are
great. The program at Barlow
was said to be the best rendered
by any group ever to sing in the
city.
The programs were successful
both spiritually and financially.
On last Sunday, Nov. is the
GoSpelairS filled the choir stand
at Mt. Herman AME Church. Rev
Shep Hunter, pastor. Every mem
Der of the group present really
did his part. This group will re-
turn to Mt. Herman at an early
date. The people in Fl. Lauder
dale always welcome the Cos
pelairs to sing for them.
To really appreciate this group
is TO see and hear them in per-
son. Contact this group at Franci:
Funeral Home. Call 2-0493 OF
radio station WFEC.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21
Omegas Elect
Officers

Sigma Alpha Chapter of One
"a re mi fraternity elected Of
ficers Monday night for the COM
ing year.
DR.. James Z. Hogan won the
basileus post and Charles Gray
was elected vice basi!eus. Other
officers elected were Jams
Brockington kee-er Of records
and seal. Charles Wvch Ir
keeper Of france: Fr Theoc ~"
Gibson. c-aplein: Rev 2.
Graham. editor and Terry Park7~
keeper of peace.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21

There will be a pre-Classic
dance given by Alp1a Kappa A.
pha Sorority for Fashio1etta.
Place: Flamingo Room Of the
Mary Elizabeth Hotel, Dec 4 10
pm. Good music, door prizes
Admission IS cents. Table reser~
vations. downstairs: 2-08l5, up
stairs 3-605l.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21
Attention

The Improved Pallbearers OF
America, will celebrate their 23rd
anniversary on Sunday, Nov. p
at ST. James Baptist Church. 1913
NV 14th St, Rev J. l.. Johnson,
pastor. All members are request
ed TO meet at Matthews Chapel
Church, 1923 NV 5th ave. al loo
pm. Parade leaves at 1870 pm.
Geo. M. Brown, grand Pres.
L. NJ. Ethridge, Secretary
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21
MIAMI TIMES MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 81, 1883 PAGE THREE

10 Mr.. and Mrs D. a, julius.
Officers for the senior class Of
"a were elected on Tuesday.
Until next week your chatter
box reporter saying so long. and
" aich your beauty. Always re-
member 70 get your copy of We
de reI.ab'e The Miami Times.
Mrs. Sybil johnson reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21

Two significant events occur
last Sunday which will affect
the welfare OF our children and
young people of our area. One
was the dedication of the Cottage
for Dependent Negro Children al
Kendall. The Cottage viii provide
temporary housing for our child
rem while legal provisions are be-
ing made for their permanent
care. Mrs. Isabelle Howard is ma
tron of the cottage. The Rev. J.
B. Blackwell and Mr.. Cogdell Of
the board of public instruction
appeared on the short program.
The second event was the ded!-
cation, among other new rooms.
Of a recreation room for young
people at Mt. Zioa Baptist church.
This is the second church IN the
downtown area 20 make special
provisions for This fine group OF
future church members.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21
Random Notes
BY DOROTHY |. SANFORD

Dade Council of Community
Relations dinner at the Colony
Restaurant attracted a large num-
Der of our citizens, Members are
needed to keep this excellent or
ganiZatiin growing. Members are
needed to work and give finan-
cial support to all organizations
dedicated to community improve
ment - your church, social agen-
cies, character building groups
and schools.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21

Mr.. Edward Bogey has arrived
I m his annual visit to Los
Angeles, Cal. Accompanying him
was his daughter, Mrs. Edna
Moore, who joined him at Gin
cinnati, Ohio. This is Mrs.
Moore's first try as far South and
she is quite pleased with what she
has seen of our city.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21

The charming Mrs. Mallie Hun
ter of Douglas School will cap
tivate another audience on Sun
day morning at Greater Bethel
AME Church when she will be
guest speaker for the Women'S
Day program.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21

Miss Clementine Hamilton Of
1850 NV 9th court, mas been sick
for a couple of weeks, but is
much improved. She is an en-
ergetic member of st. Agnes and
Of some of the fraternities.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21

and an instructor at Carver.
Imagine music soft enough to
serve as background while one
enjoys excellent food and service.
Stop at Franks on l4th ST. and
find all three.