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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-28
ELECTRIC GROUP
! MEETS AT AVON
NEXT TUESDAY
Seventh Annual Meeting Of
Cape Hatteras Member
ship Corp.

Buxton on Cape Hatteras, Aug.
%. = Gathering in the school
house at Avon next Tuesday
night for their seventh annual
meeting the stockholders of the
Cape Hatteras Electric Member
ship Corporation will hear, for
the first time, an operational re-
port written in black ink. The
company has started to make
some money, above operating
and other expenses.
And at the same time they will
hear, from John Asher, Jr, dir
ector of the North Eastern Area,
suggestion that the corporation
amend its bylaws to the end that
if and when operational SURPRISES
justify it, the proceeds may be
turned back as cash rebates to
the stockholders in the company,
and rates be lowered accordingly.
Now grown to 487 members, in
so per cent increase since bust
ness began, the meeting will re-
qttire the presence of at least 40
members before new matters
may be determined upon and it
is the hope of President E. E.
Miller and Secretary-treasurer
George Harrison Meekins that
there will be 100 per cent atten-
dance.
Besides listening to the black
ink report and considering the
suggestions of Mr. Asher the
stockholders of this one of two
REA organizations in North
Carolina that manufactures its
own poWer-Tthe other is at Ocra-
coke-will name a new board of
directors for the coming year.
The report of the nominating
committee will be presented, but
anybody can make his own nom
nations from the floor.
This past month of July. has
~ the most successful in the
= ry of the company since it
an to produce and distribute
current to the Seven Villages of
Hatteras Island in 1913. During
the month the plant manufac-
tured 149,400 XVII and sold 1T,
1868 of them at profit of $3.50. %
after deducting operating ex-
penses and payments on both in
terest and principal of its debts
and setting aside the lawful re-
guirements for depreciation.
Discrepancy between power
development and power sold is
accounted for by line leakage,
mostly in the outmoded lines in
the village of Hatteras which
have been in service for about 20
years. These leaks will be almost
wholly eliminated in the recon
ditioning of these lines, which
were bought from the Tom Eaton
enterprises about three years ago.
Contracts have been awarded for
the rehabilitation of these lines.
The nominating committee
which will report it's slate at the
meeting next Tuesday night is
composed of Anderson Midget
and Donald Oden, of Hatteras;
Arthur Stowe of Frisco; C. r.
Farrow and Raymond Basnett of
Buxton; Goodrich Williams and
G. w. Meekins of Avon; Cecil
Midget of Waves and Charles
Meekins of Rodanthe.
Ben Dixon MacNeill
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-28
TYRRELL SCHOOLS TO OPEN
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2.

M. L. Basnight, Supt. of Public
Education for Tyrrell County, an
nounces that the Schools in Tyr
rell will open on Wednesday,
Sept. 2, at 8:45 AM; that all
teachers have been employed,
with one exception: i. e. English
Teacher in Columbia High
School; Mr.. Powell will fill the
position as Athletic Coach, left
vacant on the resignation of
Woodrow w. Westall.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-28
VISITING IN WASHINGTON

Miss Natalie Gould of Wash
ington, D. c., who has been visit
ing her. mother, Mrs. N. E. Gould,
at Mays Head returned Tuesday
to Washington. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. AL
Mathers of Memphis, Tenn, who
is also visiting Mrs. Gould, her
niece and nephew, Mrs. Raymond
Parent and Michael Hayman, of
Mays Head. They plan to return
to Mays Head the last of this
week.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-28
RETREAT, ATTENDED
BY BUXTON GIRL

Donna He'll and Mrs. L. L.
Gibbs of the Buxton Methodist
Church attended the Methodist
Youth Fellowship Retreat at
Lake Landing, August SO. The
theme was ITO know him Is To
Share Him.. The visiting Staff
members were Miss Mable
Doane, Headmistress of Metho-
dist girls High School, w. Pakis-
tan; Mrs. L. L. Gibbs, who led
christian outreach, citizenship
and christian fellowship; and
Hubert Odom, secretary of miss
ionary personnel.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-28
RETURN FROM N. Y. VISIT

Mrs. Nancy Moore and her son,
Bobby, who are the daughter and
grandson of Mrs. Bill Baum of
Kitty Hawk, have returned from
a two weeks visit in New York.
While away they were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Baum and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ottoway in
Brooklyn; and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v.
Baum and family of West Hamp-
ton, Long Island. Mrs. Moore and
her son are visiting in Norfolk
this week.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-28
KITTY HAWK VISITOR

Mrs. Florence Best of Brockton,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Mary Best
at her home in Kitty Hawk. The
two Best families are not related,
but friends.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-28

former. Miss Crockett will fly
from her home in Salem
on Thursday, be met in Elizabeth
City at the airport by General
Manager Dick Jordan. An official
welcome will be given her at the
airport by officials of Elizabeth
City and she will also be inter
viewed there for radio. Next
week Miss North Carolina of
1858" will go to Atlantic City to
compete for the Miss America"
title at the national beauty pag-
cant.
photo by Jerry Schumacher
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Long Term Debt

MONTPELIER. VI w-Flvs Dol.
lara q week for almost Sin years.
nat IL how Charles y. Farley. "a,
90 Lowell, Mass. father Of TIC
small children. has agreed 10 seG.
&c . personal injury suit In order
20 set out of jah.
Imprisoned since June 10 Ia
Washington County Jail because he
could not post nan--at first fixed
- - 800 and later cut 10 $4,000.
ne was released Tuesday after
slgning the settlement agreement.
Farley came here 10 altend Z
lobster dinner and was involved h
90 accident. Re went TO JAN when
kildo Bianchl and his mother,
Mrs. Laura Blanchl, both q Barre.
sued him for $500 Cor personal
injury.
Uader The agreement, Ne VIII
pay the Bianchls 81 500 In IS week.
" inssaimenis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
~ eam phlgeAa
Ap spss1s wrisur

One e ths hriehtsst prospects
Nc I'll leave s.. Louls via ne
nro~ns a ne end n his seaaon
y yoang BOB Tnrisy. = nsraksous
artist fresh cut Of ne army.
a DC, husky zzyear-oid riEht.
handsr, TURKEY turned up unhsr.
aided IN mid.Angust ard went .
wofk immedlnlsly. In = monGh As's
appeared IN eight games. Ills -
won and Lost record Il noshlng 10
shoui about. hui some of his ether
ngares ars quite impressive.
N ~ Innings he has struck ct
- men- lie has pitched eomplese
games 10 he last three starts. two
e which ran n innings. In shese
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

three eonfests BE allowed eng -
Its whEe striking out -.
plleAing fog . lasl place elab b
one q ne toaEhest tohs h base
I'D. Turley. lsr example. hes iosl
al lour Of his games ~ ore Fun.
II fact al but enc a the games
IA which hs'n appeared have been
aeeided b. 0na Fun.
tie Lost enc of thnse last night
10 ths ehampion New York Yank.
eea o. tie gave 40 only four hiia,
al Singles. be the Ymmks con-
hinnd three Of these with two walks
to Get al of their runs In the aixkh
lnnlna. TURKEY struck cot eight ard
walked eight
/ A native of East 81 Louis. NJ.
TuFiey ID . product q TIE Browns
farm system. ne 81. 40 pounder
first M TIE maiors az The end q
lssl afler being chosen the NEST
valuahfe player IN the Texas
League While AZ San Antonio. Ne
vas beaten By the Chleago white
Sex h his ona start before BE-
ginning bis army hlich.
Although he got beat, hlS Browns
hruke even with the Yankees in
their after DARK twin hill. They
won tha FIRST game s. against an
assortment oi second atFingera. I'd
Lopat. enc Of TIE fsw regulars wac
started, suffered bis fourth loss and
vas forced from the game In she
fourth innlna when he vas struck
On the right foot By q line drive.
IN other action yesterday Cleve-
land beat Philadelphia "a, wash
lngson defeated Chicago 90 AMI
detroit thumped Boston So n the
American League; 81. Louis edged
Brooklyn S-4. Milwaukee whipped
Pittsburgh IS. New YORK shaded
Cincinnati - and Chicago defeated
Philadelphia "a IN the National.
Bobby Feller scattered eight hits
In winning bis ninth game Cor the
seeond place Indians at Phlladel.
|phla. Eddie Yost celebrated his
snlght" In Washington with al
single end q double az the Senators
beat virga Trucks Who was trying
to win bis 10th game. Yost hasn't
missed = wsshlngton game since
July s. 1879.
The Tigers pounded four Boston
pitchers Cor 10 hits lnelading two
BY ahortstop Harvey Kuenn who be.
came the first rookie IN either
league % set 800 hits since Dick
Wakefield did Il with the Tigers
IA 1sls.
Eddie Mathews ne he losh home
run sand raised bis runs hated IN
total 10 III, bestering the previous
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

Takes USO
Pong Win

Joe Neldzlalakl. 81. us Naval
Nlnfion. and q. L. Ltnk. -. Finst
Hnnnf 6choM won khs weekly hann.
icnp table lennss amd pol tourua-
manin. respectively. Tuesday even.
ina a ne US0-xMcA Club. %
Whllehsnd Street.
Neldrislski dagsaisd .. r. Nihbe.
So, US Cnmore. ais. n.io. b
ne finals viii TIE advantags e.
two points per game handicap and
moved ~ DE "1.addsr" from afth
d 1Ed plaee.
Tina edged cut X. z. saesens.
ET3. Uss PC SEQ. 800. IN TIE
finals a he pol tourney IN spite
AZ eivlng six points handicap.
The Top Tan players On each touF-
mnmeni lsl ere.
TAnLm TMpiMlsi
Ia 4. n. Carr, uSN, Is Chivo.
q: Charles Stuart, 81. Is Naval
slatson. 4: Nladxiaiaki, Z: Nibbe.
g; Harvey Resnlek. s.. ussa Al.
batrues. 4: A. =. Kateham. An.
Hs-l; s. c. Metros. 81. USs PC
s7o, 4; siocksr. !; and Donald
s,Fona. KNFN. US PC $40. !.
" pohn. M. us cnmore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
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No.4isan heals eompeiad b ihs
3ey West salllna Gas Labor Dsy
Aacss I'D oll lka norsh shore a
AEaaNAFa keg.
ne Glib u 81 unnhIe d faatura
Aasa ooai races. - tie prospects
npk sod ioT lha near iugmfs. A
HAtAFiHe oEaeF be- been placed
- seyen aalifiah LIS and four Pen.
Nu'n Ia lave hean a eFdar iug
19m8 uma. II maaIllom lwn mere
meihs have bsen hrouRhi In, bul
we're 80 n condlsloned b raen
Monday. Iha FRI faes merely "A.
xl1ed TIE hosts ever ard under
fpurleeD fnol 80 hnTn are lhe ~.
1lIie ever lhe triangular coufrs
mal featured one lss dead b sind.
Beats un6er u lool.
DE. oundsFsna - n1olh - e. :
e.
W. r. ruller - sanlssh - a. .
Ten Ward - Dlng CT - 81 a
DERRY PorrleE - Rsmguin - co. :
90
~. Brvwn : psnsuin = a. :
-
p y. nsH'''s'' : H'A : = :
beats over Il guos sane course:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

DURHAM. N. c. n - Bob Cnasa,
former Duke University KriddeE
from Durham, holds lhA school re.
cord foe most extra paints kicked
.ln one season. He split TIE ~.
rights a tines b q llres h fet1.
CAN'T Jed TIE team h scoring shns
yser win q points.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

DENVER R-The city attorneys
office and tax inspectors here have
moved 10 halt what they describe
as possibly q mainr bootlesglng
operation Ia cigarettes within Den.
yer.
Tar officials said that a. many
as two million packs % cigarettes
e year are being sold IN ne city
without the two.eeni city tax
stamp, representing an annual tax
loss Of s1s.ooo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

Al Darks hona ma with . mas
aboard pruSided Ne vtrtuEy mar.
I<in for tAe Giants over cineinnaA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

Bartholomew 0lns rounded shl
soathefn To q AFRICA b les.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Bob IueY New StreOu Artist For Browns Is Great Prospect

S Braves Daay dA set e~
streak nEsA lMawauAee ia Ian
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

Sumpls boeks -. for
you 10 see and "icveh-lsss'
hundreds OF swolches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

ma KAY wHsT clTIzHM Pee 5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

Shop by phone ...iTs
cosy -. economical end
smori. Poy when delivered.
PHONE 2-3s3l
Evening star., 1953-11-29
at cause decay ond bad breath
,,,, :. -. ENGINES? Why should e'la. 20
q t'sA' .Ai in plain lunsu0se'

p,usbing teeth regularly lHass,;ning
r br"'n n.;th new Ipana conta,H hae.
ss1,3s s1m g remopes ~ acid-produe.,Hnas. .Ha.h de de.
,sr;,i ennyme. that cause se.e ,OSen dentist.
cay and bad sss';n, tsi: Ss, iS'ffa:hias3
New 1pana with WD.9 not IS 80 only
seesive Give that each brushing aseaTHit it stops
m0ia n. ians SnEh ;. 3 hours. Even after CO..
No -, forge, your Gums h-ushin, ~ r
1o". 90 Id to know that ta,a;n;n pru;nn
tSefH twS@.o~from S gum nats,ns s.,,ove ,c" ir1
e Mn S;,;nr edges helps ren'u =, troubl,
+ D,,,ns D.n,s that can lead to gu"
Evening star., 1953-11-29

The YOU ss;s:s s:sf By s;is s.es:;i. s:;S
,ns Hssad a in everyone's noun" ,v vou
f0u,,u w,..o bacteria act on 1000 'esodUc- s
wssG ,ss;, enzymes speed sl!' proou oSs,.,
eat, :'a, '"s'i of mouth acids. 1S's s,so '1 help
nSnee tootS es'u unpleasant mouth IN ot that
De psn,so soo.h decay as well II. as s,eek- est
%sss,s mos. sO may be stopped 1h,t BY eitt is the
rs s,s,;ss, s,s.ssi;. ;:; s"s's; iS 's:
reports. vou and you
,,n;ir niT should use new ne s,,e co,
lpana. All lpana 1.,,r",;ns now S'1 wD.9.
tains enzyme-"e'''
Evening star., 1953-11-29

HERE'S ALL you DO: !. Buy a giant
(47) or economy-size $50 tube of new
Ipana at any drug counter. 2. Mail the
empty carton with your name and ad.
dress to: Ipana, Dept. 81 SC-113Z, Box 100,
New York II, NY.
twenty-five cents in cash will bepromptly
mailed to you. Offer expires Dec. 81.
1888. Limited to one per family. Take
advantage of this offer now. Good
in continental limits of U.S.A. and
Canada only)
Evening star., 1953-11-29

With anfi-enzyme WD-9, Ipana now
has new miny flavor, new foaming
and cleaning power. And there is no
increase in price.
Tests with thousands of men, women
and children have convinced us that
you will like it better than any other
tooth paste.
That's why well pay you 25f to try
new Ipana. Use it for 30 days-and see
for yourself what it can do for you and
your family.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
n sumner espeeiially,hurrylef lefA
|uver cooked foods 10 retri4eraio,|
RECREATION PROGRAM.
mrs. Z. p, Washington

RECREATION PROGRAM.
mrs. Z. p, Washington
The Bradbury Heights Rec
reation Program will again
have a cooperative preschool
program for children from 3
years up through 6 years of
age. This program is possible
if mothers are interested and
will cooperate. If you are
willing to give two hours one
day per week, your child or
children will have the advan-
tageS and pleasure of the pro-
gram for the rest Of the week.
The program consists of va
rious supervised kindergarten
activities. Those mothers who
are interested will please con-
tact Mrs. william Matthews at
Jordan 8-3590, or Mrs. T. E.
Levow at Jordan 8-7566. The
program starts Monday, June
20, and runs through Au-
gust ID.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Readers Clearing House
MIAMI3
(Mrs. I. M. w.. WashingtonJ

mrs. I. M. W.. Washington
My family. which consists Of
my husband. myself and three
children under 8. are con-
templating q move to Miami
Beach. Fla. I would appreci-
ate any information regarding
the cost of food. housing and
cost Of living in general there
as compared to Washington.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Conducted By
BETSY CAsWELL

FISH NETTING MATERIAL?
.flfTs. g. E. s.. KensingtOnJ
! would appreciate the per-
son or place where I could pur-
chase fish netting material,
for curtains. etc. I believe the
address was given once before,
but I misplaced it.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
HINT
(Mrs. A. b., Aylin0ton)

FMTS. a. b, AfEtftgt07D
To remove tar or axle-grease
stains: Remove as much by
scraping with knife. Gently
massage with lard or petro-
leum jelly until soft, then
wash with warm Soapy water.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

You can have better time with
yOung-looking hair! So, if you have
single gray hair or million, just wet it
with CANUTE WATER. A few appli-
cations will re-color it completely, sim
liar to its former, natural shade. After
that, attention only once Q month will
keep it youne-looking.
Your hair will keep its naturally soft
texture and lovely new color even after
shampooing, perspiration, curling or
waving. 1t remains clean and natural to
the touch and looks natural in any light.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

Safe! Skin Test NOT Needed
Canute Water is pure, colorless and
cryStal-clear. 1t has a remarkable
record of nearly 20 years without
injury to q single user. In fact, sci-
entifc research at one of Americas
Greatest Universities proved Canute
Water perfectly harmless.
Ne oahoV Peodues-
REGARDLESS OF PRICE
Cen Moko All These Claims
Get CANUTEWATERat at any drug
store. 7 application size $l.2S
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
The New Year
Summons Us
10 Greatness
CONTINUED from Page 22)

Outside Israel, we have helped
to cure the sick, feed the hungry,
train the unskilled, mitigate suf-
fering.
Thus, the Jews of America can
claim a proud share in the reali-
cation of much progress. Wher-
ever our help has gone through
the United Jewish Appeal, we
have pushed back the boundaries
of pain, hunger and despair.
But monumental tasks not only
await us in the year ahead, but
summon us to greatness.
The United Appeal therefore
calls upon American Jewry to re-
solve anew that wherever the
need exists to save and build
lives, that need will be met in
STA by unstinting generosity in
communities through bout this
country.
During this period of the High
Holy Days, let us so dedicate our
selves to new and prouder efforts
in the cause of human progress
and freedom.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
Tallahassee, Florida
ZIONISM As ALWAYS

create a richer, more meaningful
American Jewish life; in which
Israel will serve as a sustaining
cultural influence; and we be-
lieve that increasing numbers of
American Jews are today in
search of precisely such a life.
Zionism will be the answer to
their quest-if we ensure that
the program of our Organization
is carried forward in an inspiring
way.
1t is very likely that both Israel
and our Movement will be faced
with new, and perhaps greater,
problems during the coming year.
For Zionists these will be respon-
sibilities. willingly assumed. They
must be-they will be-met.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
Continued from Page 20)

Jewish community, whether in
Israel or in the Diaspora, can
make its own special contribution
to the totality of Jewish civiliza-
ton.
We believe that there is fu-
ture-even greater one-for the
American Jewish community, and
reject the notion that Israels es-
Establishment implies the spiritual
and cultural disintegration of
American Jewry. We now have
an unprecedented opportunity to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Fantasy Fans

PHILADELPHIA R-This stald
old city takes z lo0k at the future
today az more than 1000 scienee-
fietion fans begin arriving for the
three-day. nth annual World Sci.
ence Fiction eonvention which
opens tomorrow.
Philadeiphians are IN for q
shock tomorrow night with an IS.
sortmemt Of men from outer space
mechanical robots, mocnmen
land womenl. etc. running loose.
The occasion Is q costume BAH,
highlight Of the affslr for the read.
ers writers. and scientists attend
ing.
On the serious side. the science.
fietion fans vii exchange views On
the prospects al interplanslary
travel In the immediate future. TIE
list Of speakers Includes WHY Ley.
former officer Of the German
Rocket Society and author a TIE
Conquest Of SPACE" and DR.. I.
NJ. Levitt. director Il ne Feis
Planetarium here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Nurses Misbehave

PHILADELPHIA 1-Is was TIE
end Of the Draining grind for a
graduating student nurses az sub.
urban Abingdon Memorial Hospital,
Some of them decided 10 blow Of
steam.
They gathered In the interns'
quarters Cor a beer party. Laughed
and sang sonRs--one cf which was
q ditty called TO Hell with Ablng'
ton"
Hospital officials weren't COO
pleased. especially since permits
sion for the party had been denied
BY Director q Nursing Mabel
Hausknecl.
Yesterday. Executive DlreetoE
Morris George announced that q
student nurses were suspended
Later. executive members Of The
nursing committee held q session,
dismissed charges against seven a
the girls. but decided 10 hold up
diplomas for the rest indefinitely
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

. SGT. warren grew up ~ key
west and graduated from Key
West High school In lois. He spent
q tour Of duty In Japan. and mar
risd upon his return.
Mrs. william Arn0ld n giving q
garden party for the eoupm on
Monday afternoon. Mosllr ns@nn-
bers 81 the family will ~ % hand
10 greet the newlyweds- Joseph
Warren Il entertaining them Al Q
small luncheon party Saturday. Leo
Braxton. HMc. USN. who Jew
down from Charleston. s. c. 70
meet the bride. Is entertaining the
couple at oi0 United Street with
q buffet supper Saturday night.
Braxton last saw Warren when he
vas serving In Japan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Church Women
Food Sale

Plans are moving ahead Cor The
Feed Sale bang sponsored b. TIE
Key West Council of Church Wo.
men. next Saturday ct the First
Methodist Church yard. Il was 90.
nouneed today BY Mrs. J. Paul
Toachion. president.
Proceeds az TIE sale will be used
10 send q delegate from TIE key
West counci % the Sixth National
couneH Of United chureh women.
The eouncfl 10 being heid in A.
ianfie City October S. Key WeSl
ehurch women are eager 90 D
represented 81 tie lmportanf COZ
elnve.
The Feed Sale wili be held a
{ ,. m. next Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

White, Jack Nolan. Emily Coddad,
Am and Guy Carleton. Jack
Clarke. Rugh Newton, Lee Pollock
and many. many others On stage
along VITA TIE Industrious work 81
Bart Garnelt, Everett Winters and
Charlie Cossell, among many
others baekslage. And al the time
we novillales we're learning about
TIE theaieF and deciding for which
department We we're best suited.
ll's Gan. believe me. and there Ia
mo reason Why y0n. and sou. and
you sannot participate Ia the fun.
All 700 have 10 10 Il attend q meet.
|ing q The Key West Players. pay
. small fee for the years dues
and become q pinch hitter. Try Il,
I'm sure you'il enjoy 81
Under he purposefal direction oi
Josef Hurka, president. The Key
West Players have outlined q ter.
rifle schedule for the forthcoming
season q productions. Plays being
considered are Slalag ~: Bell.
Book snd Candle: Mr. Roberts;
The Mem II Blue: Country Girl;
and Tie Grass Harp. New mem
beFs. with on without talent, vii.
ing 70 stop IN and pinch hlt ere
warmly welcomed By Tbs Players.
In fact, Dot Raymer, herself no
mean actress. has brought many .
''find" Into TIE organisation.
They say that Conch Chowder Is
suppose 70 giye enc Vim, vlgor and
vlgGls. started this article with
Vim, pursed 4 with viRor and I
hope 4 makes yom Vlgale. at
least % TIE next meeting 81 The
Key West Players.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Duke Raped

L0NcH0PE. England m-The
sports-loving Duke Of Edinburgh
collected another clerical rap on
the knuckles today because he
likes an occasional game Of polo
or cricket on Sunday.
''Pray for the duke 50 he may
be brought 10 see the inadvisabl.
ity Of his attitude" Rev. Edward
Pulford. rector Of Longhope VIZ
laRe. wrote in bis parish magazine.
surely q fatheriy word from the
Archbishop Of Canterbury would be
sufficient cause foe the duke 81
realize his very fine example IN
other ways IL being largely can.
celed out ky AIS persistence IN
Sunday games"