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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-03
Announcement

FOR three months someone has
been playing a joke on me and
i don't know who the jackass is.
i think it must be someone who
knew me when we were younger,
but I am not sure. If I do know
them and they are friends of
mine, they are welcome to come
visit me in Miami or in Key
West. Very truly yours, Nick
Moras, 1900 NV. And Ave-, Mi
ami, Fla, or Hotel La Concha.
oct3-1tx
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Gems OF Thought


WOMEN
This b woman's hour, In all the
good tendencies, charities, and re-
forms Of to-day.
Mary Baker Eddy.
Contact with q high-minded wo-
man ID good for the life of any
man. Henry Vincent.
A good and true woman is said
20 resemble q Cremona fiddle--age
but increases It's worth and sweet
ems its tone.
20. w. Holmes.
No one knows like q woman how
to say things which are at once
gentle and deep.
Victor Hugo.
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Fleming Street
Methodist Church
Schedules Services

The Fleming Street Methodist
Church rejoices to join hand with
christians around the world in
Holy Communion, Sunday Morn.
ing. Where ever one partakes oil
the Lords Supper he joins with
the multitude of Christians break.
ing bread and taking the cup at
the Lords Table.
II is significant that World Wide
Communion Sunday begins in the
FIJI Islands and New Zealand on
the other side of the international
date line. Then, as the day makes
its Sabbath journey Christians will
make their confession and in
thanksgiving dedicate anew them.
selves to service and sacrifice in
the kingdom Of God with a song.
a new song yelling full and Joyous
from the depths of the soul. A wei.
come Is given to all who wish to
Join with US in this service.
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FOUR Burner Magic Chef Ga
Stove. AL condition, $500. 81,
Peacon Lane. Octl-St
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ELECTRIC Fan, $500. Mrs. Al.
bury. 12-E Porter Place. Phone
2-sOss. septS0-s'
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PIGEONS, racing, homers, $50
up per pair. r. Huiet, $500 NV.
18th Ave, Miami, Fla.
oct3-3tx
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2 LOTS, block from ocean and
Casa Marina. M. Herman,
Caroga Lake, N. Y. aug19-tf
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BABY carriage. Good condition
S5-F Seaplane Base. oct2-s
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Modern invention has banished
the spinning wheel, and the same
law OF progress makes the woman
OF today a different woman from
her grandmother.
Susan B. Anthony.
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FOR SALE. Electric Fan. $40,
12-E Porter Place or Phor
2-50S6. octl-St
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FOR buying or selling any kind
of Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen. 626 Fleming st. Es-
|tablished 1919. sept25-S0tx
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oct3-Io-17-24,fs53

M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU
sL1TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
and FOR MONROE COUNTY. IA
CHANCERY.
No. I3-S07
". CURRY HARRIS and YOLANDA
u HARRIS, his wife.
vs. SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
MARIA MS. HELLBoRG. ct ais,
Defendants
TO: Maria NJ. s. Hellborg, whose
residence Is unknown IL alive,
ana IL dead. to her unknown
neirs. devisees, legatees or
The Unknown Spouse of the
said Maria NJ. 8. Hellborg, IL
she is alive ard married.
who residence is unknown;
Anna r. c. rsakson and Carl
lsakson, her husband, whose
residence Is unknown III alive,
and IL dead, to their unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees or
grantees;
Eliza s. T. Jordans and Will
helm Jordans, her husband,
whose residence Is unknown
IL alive, and IL dead, to their
unknown heirs, devisees, le-
gatees or grantees:
Augusta u. c. HeIlborg.
whose residence Is unknown
IL alive, and IL dead, to her
unknown heirs, devisess, le-
gatees or grantees:
The Unknown Spouse of the
said Augusta y. G. Hellborg.
IL she is alive and married,
whose residence is unknown;
Carl o. Hellborg. whose resi-
dence is unknown il alive,
and IL dead, to his unknown
heirs. devisees, legatees, or
granteesi
The Unknown Spouse of the
said Carl Q. Hellborg, IL he Is
alive and married. whose res
idence is unknown;
oskar w. Hellborg, whose
residences unknown IL alive,
and IL dead, TO his unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, or
grantees;
The Unknown Spouse Of the
said Oskar w. Hellborg, il
he is alive and married,
whose residence is unknown;
Aida N. c. Rydqvist. whose
residence is unknown IL alive,
ana " dead, to her unknown
nRiFg nAViCAnC 1AnafAna
grantees
The Unknown Spouse of the
said Aida n. C.. Ryduvist, IL
she Is alive and married.
whose residence is unknown;
Charles Theodore Rydqvist,
whose residence Is unknown
II alive. and IL dead. to his
unknown heirs, devisees, le-
gatees, or grantees:
The Unknown Spouse of the
said Charles Theodore Rydq-
visit, Ii he Is alive and mar
ried, whose residence Is un-
known;
Harris Edwin Rydqvist.
whose residence in unknown
IL alive, and n dead, to his
unknown heirs, devisees, le-
gatees, or grantees;
The Unknown Spouse OF the
said Harris Edwin Rydqvist,
II he is alive and married,
whose residence Is unknown:
Anna E. Rydqvist, whose res
lueHCa is unknown IL alive
and IL dead, to her unknown
heirs. devisees. legatees, or
grantees;
The Unknown Spouse OF the
said Anna E, Rydqvist, If she
Is alive and married. whose
residence Is unknown;
Thomas Romer, Jr., whose
residence Is unknown. n alive,
and X dead. TO his unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, or
grantees,
The Unknown Spouse OF the
said Thomas RoIner Jr., it he
rs alive and married. whose
residence is unknown:
Nora vickers. whose resi-
dence is unknown, il alive,
and II dead. TO her unknown
heirs. deyisees. legatees, or
grantees;
The Unknown Spouse of the
said Nora vickers, IL she is
alive and married. whose resi-
dence is unknown:
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ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom McAr-
thur house. Large screened
porch and shed. Corner lot. Phone
|2-793S. Sept25-tf
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4-HOuses For Rent

5-ROOM house. Modern furniture.
2 bedrooms. Tile bath and kitch-
en-. Call 2-2315 after 500 pm.
oct2-3t
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3l-Carden and Lawn
Supplies

DISH GARDENS - Planted (61
plants). Key West Garden and
Lawn Supply. Phone 2-69l2.
oct2-3t
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The average passenger car in
she United States uses about $50
gallons Of gasoline q year.
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| HISTORY house, lot so x 1l2'.
desirable location. 623 South
ard. Apply l424 Catherine.
aug29-fri-sat- If
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BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom c. B. S.
Win sell equity, assume FLA
mortgage. Low monthly payments.
1914 South st. Phone 10000.
oct2-st
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A camel may stay In milk up
ewo years.
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c. B. S. Two Bedroom, 2 bath,
earport. excellent condition.
S, 600 down. Phone 2-5257. oct1-3t
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RELAX, shop, get that new perm
anent or attend church and foot
ball games. Hourly rates. Island
Nursery, $40 White st. oct2-tf
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3-BEDROOM, 2-bath CHS. house
with porch and car porte. Large
lot. Immediate occupancy. l7l7
South st. oct3-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN tha,
the Undersigned, desiring to engage
In business under the fictitions
name of key West Tourist Infor.
nation Service and News Agencvs
5l4 Southland Street, Key West
FLORIDA. intends TO negister said
mctitious name with the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Monroe Coun.
ty, Florida.
Dated October 2, 1853.
MARGARET J. CUSICK.
2nIn
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13-Nursery Schools

THE Friendly nursery school has
openings for children 3 to
years. Registered kindergarten
teacher. Phone 2-6S81. sept26-6t
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2 BEDROOM unfurn. bungalow.
638 william st. Apply 1224 Duval
st. oct2-3t
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Cottages For Rent

SMALL two bedroom cottage. Va
cant Oct. 4. Rent, $1,000 month
ly. 1915 Elizabeth St., near South
st. Oct1-3t
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3 BEDROOM Sunshine Home.
Fenced yard. $2S5o.00 equity.
Phone 2-2502. oct3-1t
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BEDROOM apis. Furnished. An
utilities supplied. Sea Isle Court,
915 Windsor Lane. oct1-tf
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|2-Apartments For Rent

NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
ment. All utilities. Reasonable
rates. 321 Simonton. oct1-tf
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FURNISHED l bedroom cottage.
Utilities furn. Weekly or monthly.
Apply 1923 Whitehead st. or Dial
2-2642. oct2-2tx
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BEAUTIFULLY furn.. cool 2 bed
room apt. overlooking ocean.
Phone $50. sept28-tf
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34A-Restaurant and
Store Equipment

8 PLASTIC Counter Stools, $4,000,
Phone 2-33S3. Octl-3tA
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ONE BEDROOM furn. apt. Loca.
ted downtown section, near Navy
Yard. Phone 2-5731. oct2-2t
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departments For Rent

UNFINISHED 4 room apt. Elec.
refrigerator and stove. Immed-
late occupancy. 3210 Eagle Ave.
sept3O-6t
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6 ROOMS, 2 bedrooms, furnished.
Cool, large porch, private drive,
handicapped. Close to Jr. and High
Schools. No children or pets. Rea-
Sonable for long terms. 1415 United
ISt. 0ct3-tf
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9-Female Help Wanted

BEAUTICIAN. All around opera
tor. Apply Martin Hair Stylist,
921 Truman Ave. Phone 2-3021.
sept29-6t
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BRING US your bicycle. We car
put it in top shape for schoo
opening. All makes American an
English bikes repaired. Oversee;
Cycle Store, 1880 Eaton ST
Phone 2-60l6. aug22-ti
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35-Wanted To Buy

HOT water heater, gas, 1920 gal
Phone 2-30l5. Cities Servict
Sta, Stock Island. oct3-Sl
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IS FIT. Semi-V-Bottom Boat.
months old. HIP. Mercury mo-
tor. $l45.00. 4-F Porter Place.
oct2-3tx
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Services

PHOT0STATIC Copies. Fast SER
vice. Larry Harms Studio, 20
Duval, Phone 2-6811. oct1-tf
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APT FOR RENT. 1212 Pearl ST.
Apply in rear. oct2-3t
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TROPICAL Hotel. Newly renovated
large rooms. Singles $500, doubles
$12.0O. sept5-tf
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NEW Singer sol sewing machin
Substantial savings. See be
tween 500 pm. and 900 pm. 80
Catherine ST., Apt. A. oct2-2ts
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+ OR lower Keys property, phone
Summerland Key 2 or write Hud.
gins, owner, Summerland Key.
p. O. jly20-mon-wed-s at-tf
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42-Dogs Cats Pets
FOR SALE Parakeet Birds. 14is.
First Street. oct2-3tx
READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis
Visit In Missouri & Oklahoma

Visit In Missouri a. Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. William Reddick
3sf7 Clinton Ave, left Monday
July q for Kansas City, Mo, and
Enid, Okla, where they will visit
relatives and friends.
Surprise Birthday Party. Mrs
Paul r. Moore, 2435 Fourth Ave
s., was very pleasantly surprised
on Friday evening, July "a. when
Mrs. Elizabeth Wade and Mrs.
Lula Jackson as co-hostesses en-
tertained few Of her friends in
honor Of Mrs. Moore's birthday.
Following gala evening Of
pleasantries. guests enjoyed a
lunch. The honoree was the recip-
lent Of a number Of gifts. Guests
who helped her celebrate were
Messrs. and Mines. T. J, Dean. ID.
McAdams and Andrew Russell OF
st. Paul; the Mines. Alice Dan
ieIs, Frances Duncan. NJ. Johns
Arthur Henry r. Whatley and
Mr.. George Banks. ST.
California Visitor: Miss Joan
DeLeon Of Oakland, Calf. accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mil
Ter. 407 Fremont Ave. ~ home
when they returned recently from
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

House Guests Mr. aud Mrs Raymond Wallace 1905 Third
Ave s. have their house guests Mr. and Mrs Iva Treadwel
of Marion Ind Mrs rreadwe the sister of Mr. Wallace In
compliment to their guests Mr. and Mrs Wallace entertained
buffet supper Sunday July 20 Other guests Mr.
Vincent Shepherd Mr. and Mrs Vincent Shepherd
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

California and In their house
guest. Miss DeLcon Is Mrs,
Miller's sister.
Motor East: Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Giyens, 423 Colfax Ave,
N. left Saturday, July IS In their
ear for New York city Enroute
they viii stop in Montreal, Can
ada and Boston, Mass, where they
Will visit friends. They win re-
turn home about Aug ].
Back Home From Vacation: Mr..
and Mrs Henry r. Thomas, 39i5
Clinton Ave, spent the week Of
July 10, in cottage at Patton's
Resort on Lake Google They were
accompanied on the trip by their
daughter, Carolyn and her friend,
Barbara Green. The children had
Just completed ten day trip to
Norcross. MINI. as guests for the
second year OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gillen Of that city. The Thomas
week end guests at the Patton
cottage were Mr.. and Mrs, Coler-
idge Hendon Of 1895 Fourth Ave.
SO.
Improving; Mrs Sivilla Walker.
mother Of Mrs f. Henderson Of
1929 Bryant Ave N. underwent
surgery at ii a m. Friday, July
"a mt Fairview hospital. II is re-
ported that she is slowly improv-
ing,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31
Mrs. n. Mitchell Jr.
Given Surprise Porty
By Her Husband

A party at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobart T, Mitchell Jr,, S612
Elliot Ave, was quite an event on
Friday evening, July "a, when Mr..
Mitchell entertained a few friends
at a surprise cocktail party in
honor Of his wife's birthday
Earlier in the day. Mr.. Nit
chell suggested to his wife that
they take in show that evening
which was agreeable and he also
asked if they should invite Miss
Joyce Taborn and her escort, Bill
Fraction, to join them. They, too
accepted. When the Mitchells left
that evening, supposedly for the
show, Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Frank
lin and Tom Purdue proceeded to
decorate the rumpus room and
get things ready for the party,
From two large blocks of ice,
they carved two iced punch bowls
that were filled with cocktail
mixes and placed at either end
Of the bar and We're decorated
with garlands of flowers. Stream
ers of pink and blue crepe paper
cascaded from the ceiling TO the
walls, A large Lazy Susan filled
with different rehshes and trays
of canapes made the decorations
complete.
When the Mitchells and their
party started for the show, he
discovered that he left his bill
fold at home and would have TO
drive back to get il. When they
arrived. he asked his wife to go
into the house and get II for him.
When she unlocked the door to
enter, flash bulb picture was
taken and the group began sing
ing. Happy Birthday" 1t was
then that Mrs. Mitchell realized
that the surprise was on her.
When greetings were over the
party retired to the rumpus room
where she was even more sur
prised to find a complete party
fare prepared right under her
nose without the slightest indica-
ton from her good friends. Mr.,
Mitchell then presented his wife
with a ruby ring.
The rest of the evening was
spent in dancing and gala time
was enjoyed by all.
Guests who helped the honoree
celebrate were the Messrs, and
Mines. Everett Johnson. Ira
Robinson, Leroy Bell, Hank
Franklin, Maurice Howell, Carl
Fraction; the Misses LaVonne
Michalik, Doris Escue, Joyce Ia
born, Mrs. Gertrude Foster, the
Messrs. Huntley Surratt. Gler
Pullens, Tom Purdue, Bill Frac'
ton and Sgt. Walter Evans.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

The important social occasions
Of the Twin Cities are covered
with thoroughness and dignity by
Jessie shepard. social and per-
sonaI writer for this paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

of Gospel Choirs and Choruses
Inc, which will convene at the
Mt. Olive Cathedral, the Rev. p
f, Brooks, Pastor, are Mrs. Viola
Cassell Of St Paul, president OF
the T. c. Gospel Choral Union
and the Mines. Susan Napew
Margaret Horn, Irma Whitney
Evelyn Murphy Grace Simmons
kelsie Whitmore, Matte Ghosten
Mr.. James Smith, Silas Smith and
Harry Ballard who is chairman OF
transportation.
Family Guest: Mr.. John John.
son of Detroit, Mich, arrived by
plane on Monday, July 81, for a
visit with his sister, Mrs. Flora
Powers, 72S Rondo Ave, and
brother and family, Mr. Homer
Johnson. He viii return home
July 81.
Dinner Guests: Rev. and Mrs
James c. Dixon, 500 w. Central
Ave. had as their dinner guests
on Tuesday, July rs, Rev, and
Mrs. A. l.. Preston, River Route
Mich, and Rev, and Mrs. N. p
Patterson of Minneapolis.
Convalescing: Mrs. William
Smith of ST. w. Central Aye. re.
turned home on Monday, July 81
from st, Luke's hospital, where
she has been confined for treat
ment as a result of carbon mon.
oxide poisoning suffered in her
home. She is greatly improved,
III: Mr.. Robert Smith, 6S2 Au,
rora Ave, is seriously i'll at his
home.
Week end Guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Homer II. Smith of Detroit, Mich
igan, were the weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Rowland
of 514 Fuller Ave. at their sum-
mer cottage on Lake Adney Mrs
Smith is the proprietor of the Car
yer and George Washington no,
tells in Detroit. On Sunday, July
26, the Howlands had as theil
guests at Lake Adney, Mrs. Err
nestine O'Bee of Milwaukee, Mrs
Herbert Mayberry of Omaha. Miss
Suala Hamilton of Clearwater
Florida, and Mr.. and Mr.. James
Murray of st. Paul, The Homer
Smiths left Monday, July 81, foI
the Mayo Clinic. Rochester, MINI
We are a little tired of people
who refuse to say whether they
are or were a Communist on the
grounds that il would incriminatt
them.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

Irene Gardner, Jewel and Judy
Jones, Carneha Strawder, Mar
lene Young. Shelia Zina, Rose
mary Zasada, Beverly Nelson,
Audrey and Patricia Anderson.
Patricia Kemp. Sharon Clark,
Greta Ray Harrison, Jerome Cot
ton, Walter Cox, Toby Zinc, Skip
pie Koombs, Lyle Koombs, Butch
Olson, George Sutherlin Jr., Ter
ryll and William Tendle and De-
borah Davis.
Entertains For Guest: On Sat
urday evening. July %, Mrs.
Marjorie Tendle, 1912 Undertake
Road, in honor OF her house guest,
Mrs. Gloria Lewis of Chicago, en-
tertained a few friends at an in
formal get-togther. Guests pre-
sent included the Mines. Donna
Cotton, Loretta Zinc, Hortense
Cox, Florence Nelson, Elaine Oh
son and George Sutherlin Jr.
Guest Artists: The Blakey
family of Scandal, MINI, appear
ed as guest singers at the organ
dedication in the wyoming Metho-
dists church on Sunday. July 20.
Mr.. Jack d. Levine was guest or
ganist and among numbers rem
dered were "Cavatina''. Ava
Maria" and "Torchlight March"
Guest soloists were Miss Margar-
ct Gassler and Mr.. Casper Braff.
Rev. Martin johnson is pastor.
The Blakey family were the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Lind.
Vacationers: Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Montague and daughter of
797 Iglehart Ave, who have been
mentioning in Chicago, Detroit
and Canada, attended the Milwau-
kee Braves-Brooklyn Dodgers
ball game in Milwaukee on Thurs
day, July 30.
Returns To Nashville: Mrs.
Helen Arnold and daughter, Alicia
have returned home to Nashville,
Tenn, after three weeks as the
guest of her sister, Mrs, James
Griffin, 5s7 Rondo Ave.
To Attend Choral Convention:
Additional Twin City delegates
who will leave by motor today,
(Friday) for Memphis, Tenn, to
attend the National Convention
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

In medical social work, will re-
ceive $1,000 for the year 1853-54.
She received the same amount
last fall when the fellowship was
begun by the TB Association.
The award is given to the per-
son chosen by the Social Work
School. Mrs. Changers appoint
ment was requested by John G.
Kidneigh. director Of the school.
According to a report received
by the TB Association, she shows
great promise particularly in
helping chemically III and long
term patients in hospitals and
clinics"
In the fail, Mrs. Granger viii
combine studying with part-time
assistance to patients at Veterans
hospital
The Granger home is at 223 e.
10th st.
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Harriet Bowman Fefed
With Surprise Porfy

On Saturday evening. July %,
the rumpus room in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Gage Sr.
was the setting for surprise go-
ing away party given in honor of
Miss Harriet Bowman, S612
Fourth Ave. s, by eight of her
girl friends.
Thomas Purdue invited Miss
Bowman TO be his guest for the
evening and suggested that they
go TO the Flame Cafe, which
readily met with her approval. On
their way, he asked II she would
stop for a moment at his home to
let his mother (Mrs. Cage, see
her new dress. When they arrived,
the guests were already there, and
as they entered the door, were
greeted with, Surprise, surprise.
II was then that Miss Bowman
realized that she had been caught
"off guard"
Later everyone retired to the
rumpus room where dancing was
the highhght of the delightful af-
fair. Light refreshments were
served.
Hostesses were the Misses
Kathryn Chivers, Dorothy Sto-
vail, Vivien Patterson, Rita Cis-
co, Matte Westberry, Louverne
Noble. Earline Kyle and Leola
| Jackson.
Out of town guests were Miss
I Vera Barksdale of Philadelphia,
and Miss Armita Brasfield Of
Kansas City. Kans Other guests
/ included Mesrs. and Mines, Ho-
bart r. Mitchell. Jr., Gerald
Bailey, Jr.: Ronald Westberry;
Mrs. Gertrude Foster, The Misses
Marilyn Smith, Joyce Taborn,
Virginia Brady. Colleen Moore,
LaVonne Michahk. Doris Escue,
I Mildred Woodson. Joan Howell,
Connie Brown, Jean Suthern,
Julia and Roberta Jones, Kathi
! Coram.
Also the Messrs. Robert Jack
son, ]. Winston, Maxwell and
I Robert Johnson. Donald HoTris.
/ Glenn Pullens, Bill Fraction, 1t,
William Taylor, Richord Johnson,
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