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BABY FURN. SPECIALS

BABY FURN. SPECIALS
New, some discontinued models.
Carriages from $12.95; cribs from
$16:95: strollers from $685.; high
chairs from $S.95; playpens from
S9.95. One of the largest selections
the area! NATIONAL BABY SHOP.
246l 18th st. NV, op. Ambassador
Thester. Open daily. Mon. and Fri,
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BEDS AND MATTRESSES

BEDS AND MATTRESSES
GOVERNMENT. SURPLUS SALEl
Double maple beds. complete with
mattr., S18 90: dble. bunk beds with
30x76. with new mattr., $3.50;
rollaway beds. with new mattr.
SIS. Also mattresses, $3.50 to sis,
D. c. SURPLUS SALES, 51I New
jersey ave, NV ii
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Sun sHlIe'sPSG8FES 'sPEGcIH8IFEESoNSIg;YE NSgE'. sdd550
Jacobean wine chest, circa 1900
Also orig. pine-bucket bench. SIS;
pine washstand, $35; 3O-inch pine
coffee table. S35; pair OF mahog.
bookcases, $25; small mahog. desk,
$50; cameo glass vases, $3.50;
dressers, washstands, coffee tables
from So; glass and china. At our
9TH st. store, sos 9th st. NV. BELL
HINDS. Omen Sunday -
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CAMERAS FOR COLOR
VISIT OUR COLOR LAB
Beautiful COLOR PRINTS and EN-
LARGEMENTS made from your fav-
or1te color transparencies and ''FIN-
ISHED LIKE FINE PORCELAIN"
2Ax3A. 25c. Following sizes De
LUXE MOUNTED. 3Ax4Na. 75c; AXIS,
9Oc; 5x7. S1.75; Sx1O, So.
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AIR CONDITIONERS
Brand-new models. s4-h.p., for same
normal installation. Open ewes. ia
G-7122. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN.
TER hSh N. Glehe I'd. Arl. Va
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL,
lots cleared: lawn work; manure and
top soil; reasonable prices. We are
insured. Call LO. 5-2505. -12
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, parking lots
and roads: written guarantees: 49,
estimates. Terms. Call any time.
MCGEE & SONS, OIL 2-4761. -22
Al TYPING IBM Plea: Manu-
scripts, mimeo stencils, mats for
offset-litho.. proofreading. Phone
Ii 6-5536. IL"
CHAIN LINK FENCE
Immediate installation, all posts set
IN concrete; top rail included.
ONLY SIPS PER FIT.
Terms. 10. S-9157. TU. 2-3974. 11'
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GLASS BLOCK

New s"xS"-special this week only.
65c ea., while they last. GENERAL,
WRECK1NG co. AID. 2-6177. -16
GOLF CLUBS, set of eight "HoEan"
irons. North 7-3340.
GOLF CLUBS-Set Of & matched.
registered; Ben. Hogan irons, very
GOLF CLUBswResistered Sam snesd
woods, one, two and three. Good
cond., SIS. 8 matched registered
Wilson irons. $40. JA. S-1043.
GOLF-Steel set and bag. S23. Be-
gtnners hickory shaft set. So. Ten
mis- items, cheap. Sl3 Eye st. NV. .
GOLF CLUBS woods. 6 irons and
bag; lady's set. 3 woods, irons:
$50 ca. Hickory shaft set with
bag. 81. ME. S-5036.
GOLF CLUBS-McGregor Nelson.
Irons and woods, $50. Hagen ultra
irons, $50. Excel. cond Frigidaire
dehumidifier, SIS. JU. 5-l252,
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Dry box, cases. ME. S-5o19 Mon0Ay.
ELECTRIC MOTORS, V h.p.; very
gcod senS,; guaranteed; S2.SoISo
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ANTIQUES

4A4N I 4NEOIJ
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china, glass, furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TIL 2-2zOT pa 2-rRnS
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LUMBER

Open All Day Sat. and Sun.
weekdays Till Dark
24x4SxK in. plywood, Ito: other
cuttings, all thicknesses, HALF
PRICE; odd stock doors, mldgs., cab.
wood cuttings, new replacement
screened doors (many with heavy
grilis). S5 and less; window screens:
3-ft. redwood pickets, l5c; framing,
sheathing. l0c: shelving, DC and
1Sc. GENERAL MILLWORK CO.
1900 Knowles ave. Kensington, Nd.
LO 5-23I1
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FILE CARINETe

FILE CABINETS
New 4-drawer steel, letter-size. hal,
pearing, $3.50; full suspension.
$49: so; used wood transfer files
Sl.5O. N. FRANK d SON, Ala 3rd
st. NV.
FILING CABINETS, legal letters, wood,
metal' reas. Today. CO. 5-4625: wk.,
FILL DIRT AvAILAB;LEGBriehtwoo
ssreea sea,oS 81 load delivered. Cali Di.
FIREPLACE SET. chaise Tongue, e.
paneled scr: vanity and bench; sew.
FIRE ExTINGu1sHERs xIfGy tSHf; IA. A. y5y47T; Py4ene
SD: 2-gal. S-A,. $40; 15-lb. Coz.
S3!;5Q; guar. underwriters approx
r5l3 M st NV. EX. 3-3527.
tOAM RUBBER. 90 cents pound:
large sheets slightly higher: rubber
hammers. 81. Lowest prices in town.
!. n: GlCHNER. 2513 M st. NV.
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FOAM RUBRER

Name brand 3ox76 uncovered mat.
tress; new, S32.95; 39-in. width,
priced. N. FRANK & SON, 4i4
3rd st. NV. EX. 3-S974.
FREEZER 14-ft:. S275; box spr. and
mattr.. $40; din. rm. suite, q pcs,
S175; kit. table. chairs, $40: so,
ssao ssi gas water heater. $50. ia. g.
FREEZER. Frigidaire, 13-cu-ft. ca
ppa9city' 9 mos. old; leaving town.
FREEzERs. is-cu. it.. Deepfreeze de
luxe, brand new. in carton; 5-yr.
guarantee: cost S47O; sacrifice.
$3.50 cash; or take over payments,
$11 per mo. JU. S-1332. IL
FROZEN-FOOD CABINET. practically
new; Hill open type. self defroSting
and Hill open dairy case. only s
mos. old. Will sacrifice. ia. 5-6461.
FRYER, new Presto cleo. white and
chrome; cost $40. sell for S25. 47I2
4hth st. NV. WO. 6-O66S.
FUR COAT, mouton lamb. excel.
cond., S75. Granite 3-7346.
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MACHINERY, engine lathe. Crafts
man. 12-in. swing with cutters.
dog. 3 chueks. motor in unit, S165i
disk sander, 12- IN. with motor and
with slow speed attachment for
metal work, $3.50: gasoline engine,
Clinton, 11a-h.p., S25. AP. 7-s334. .
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ANTIQUES-OPEN SUN ~

ANTI0UEs-Helen L. Hanna, 1892
Wilson blvd. .Arl.. ia. 2-6814
IT'S fun to look"
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Concrete or iron, 7-day sale; 42"x6S",
steAs. concrete, reg. $500; sale,
S69.5O. Iron, reg. S125.95; sale,
500 so. Porch or window canopy,
install. Incl. Other sizes on sale
also. Terms from SIS. Ali home re-
pairs. D. E. BRYAN, wkdays., DU.
7-4700; Sun, eyes,, LU. 1-6407.
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REFRlGERATORS, air conditioners
Repairs and services. AL makes
REFRiGEFF3T39RSss RTfffGi F3 T39ISs4s sspRAYEp-5s SPRAYED dent,
removed in your store, home, or oul
shop. Call MR.. OWENsBY, HU
REMODELLNG, REPAIRS: all kinds
of buildings; free estimates. Cal
call Gaithersburg 194-W.
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Livingston & Co.
EST. 1904
1923 H st. NV.
ME. 8-5268

DTNETTE SET - Better quality
blonde wood; beaut: corner cabinet
cost $3.50, $3.50 or best offer; gilt
framed mirror, 32x43. LU. 1-1703
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BEDS, GOVT SURPLUS

Army double bunk beds. S17.95 (mat-
tresSes extra). Solid oak and maple
spring matt. $21.9 complete: 80
in. width Wave folding beds. S9.95:
Army 1907 wool Cd. blankets,
S2.95. N: FRANK & SON. 414 3rd
st. NV. EX 3-S974
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Chain Link Picket Fencing
Retainins walls. No money down. 4
yrs. to pay, RA. 6-4995 or JU
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LUMBER

Flooring. suitable for subhooring or
sheati1ing, SIS for NJ. Also good
stock Of used oak foorinE priced
right 20 move.
Ace Wrecking Co.. LU. 4-0500
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GROCERIES

New. fresh. national brands: some
labels torn, some dented. some per-
feet; ideal boarding houses. restau-
rants; below wholesale in any Quan.
tity. 435 K st. NV. Free parking.
GUITARS, new and used. Sl4.5O up.
Arthur Godfrey ukes and solo lutes.
lessons. repairs. everything for the
GUITAR SHOP. 1000 N st. NV.
GgiTAf; soiS Martin nat top with ease.
G9a1Ae sTas scnd isnsg sss st5.f y5 sssSs sts s.'
GUN. winchester. 2a. modei Sa. tub
nlar repeater. like new. $26. csil
GUNScolt, Frontier. .ss special.
New barrel and cylinder. New cond.
GESsEReminston S9T' 14i zho as 5taSi cal. Lyman
receiver S?5; winchester M-12 12
gauge, Bishop Monte Carlo stock.
PolYchoke. Ss5; Remtnston $40
Ado 30 guaee polychoke, Ss5. All
fAfR fAff!lens bRYfk. }A 2DssSt DssSiy shop type:
sink hair-rinss stand. excel. cond.:
both S45. JU. 9-275S.
AID. Beltone melody model.
sslightly used; reasonable. OIL. 2.
HIDE.A-BED. new floor samples.
and many other items; Sun. bet To-
4, rear. 1923 22nd st. NV. Call NO.
7-4672.'
BED. side rails: invalid
walker. wheel chr. commode, mir
rored cabinets. EN-. 2-s517.
BED with pair Of new
sides. S65. WA. 1879.
BED, like new; adjustablei
S35. GICHNER SURPLUS. 2513 M
st. NV. EX. 3-3527.
HOT-WATER HEATER. gas, Rex.
30 gallons; all nee. attachments;
excel. cond.; S25 cash. EN-. 2-s441.
ICE BOX, perfect cond.. with drain.
Ing pan; house size. Lu. 2-0s90.
ATLANTIC HffN11eNAa PERLITE IrTH co.. CO 1915 ti
KenilwortE ave. ne.
IRONER, Kenmore, excel. cond.; $40.
WA. 7-7SSS
IRONER. Easy. new unit, $50. JE.
3-9093.
cond., 500, 10. 4-7265.
IRONER THOR, Gladiron thermo.
static control; used very little: $40.
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JOHNS-MANVILLE

JOHNS-MANVILLE
CERTIFIED HOME IMPROVEMENT
CONTRACTOR. Roofing and siding
ts our business. Exclusive distr. for
TOMBSTONE. No down payment, 8
yrs. to pay. All work guar. For
free est, OIL. 4-6133, CAPITOL
CONTRACTING Co, 1919 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda, Md.
S S SAVE S S
Substantial savings Of 1OeS on ali
work contracted for this month by
our annual tell-a-friend. Eet-
acquainted offer
ADDITIONS
hTTICS FINISHED
EASEMENTS FINISHED
CARPENTRY
DRIVEWAYS
ELECTRICAL
PATIOS
PLUMBING
All work. by registered mechanics.
satisfaction guaranteed. Call today
for free estimate
HAKIM ENTERPRISES, AP. 7-239s
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ANTIQUES-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly moving. stock. Out
Georgia ave; ext. (Rt. 81 . MI.
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ELEC. BEER BOX
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BEDROOM. gray, for young girT!
room. dresser. mirror, dble. bed. :
small commodes; HOLLYWOOD bed
S15: lounge chair. $50. RA. 1890
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Special sofa and chair reupholstered
labor and material. $50: workman
ship guar; 25 yrs. In same estab-
lishment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING, 2500 14th st. NV. CO. 6-238l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
|OLCA'S FIANCE
is A LUCKY GUY

One does not have to wonder
which one of Joyce Edwards
bridesmaids caught the traditional
bridal bouquet" In case you do
not know, however, it was Miss
Olga Frances Leggett.
Miss Leggett's engagement was
announced just a few weeks ago
in The Key West Citizen. After
having read of her good luck, I'm
sure that you were quite eager to
meet her fiance. Well, I can tell
you that Mr.. Herbert Thompson,
one of the leading morticians of
Daytona Beach, Florida, is all that
we heard he was and even more.
Mr.. Thompson considers himself
rather fortunate in getting such a
girl as Olga, who is now in her
junior year at Bethune- Goodman
College, Daytona Beach, Florida.
Olga hasn't done bad either. Mr..
Thompson is a graduate of Be-
thune-C Goodman College and Uni
verSity of Minnesota.
The guy is quite impressed with
the unique beauty of our town and
says that one should not consider
himself having been to Florida un-
less he has visited Key West.
Well, as to the date of the we'd
ding it may happen sooner than
you think as Mr.. Thompson feels
that he can't wait until June.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
CARNATIONS AND PALMS FORM
BACKGROUND At WEDDING

coronet with a two-tiered French
Illusion veil.
Her elbow length gloves were Of
Chantilly lace and her bridal
spray of white carnations and
satin.
Carrying out a superstition that
is as old as Christianity, she wore
something old, something new,
something borrowed, something
Understanding old. her stock
ings; something new. every
thing stockings ODD; something
borrowed. "a handkerchief; some
thing blue. her neck-adornment.
The brides mother wore a gown
of e-colored Chantilly lace and
crepe. Her accessories were black
and her corsage was of blue and
pink carnations.
The groom'S mother wore gray
embossed nylon taffeta with pur-
pie accessories. Her corsage was
of white and pink carnations.
The many guests (both white and
colored) bespoke the popularity Of
the couple.
Out of town guests: Mrs. Flor
ence Butler, Miami; Herman Ban
mister, N. Y; Mrs. Rose White, Mi
ami; Mrs. Florence Allen, Miami;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mingo,
grandparents Of the groom, Miami.
Immediately following the church
ceremony, a reception befitting the
occasion was held at the beauti-
full home of the bride, 719 Eliza
beth Street.
Both the bride and groom are
graduates of Douglass High
School; class of 1851.
On the day following their we'd
ding, Corporal and Mrs. Mingo left
for Miami where they are spend
ing a honeymoon at the Lord Cal
vert Hotel.
After the honeymoon(one week.
Corporal Mingo will report to his
station of duty in Boston, Mass
achusetts, while Mrs. Mingo viii
be home to her friends at 719
Elizabeth Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Courage Needed
To Meet Problems

One need not fear the untrodden
path Of the New Year; for if we
hope like the North Star" with
sufficient brightness and fixed posi-
ton, we may go forward with
courage and confidence.
We must have confidence in God
and in others.
We must have courage to meet
problems, courage to accept chal-
IengeS of daily experiences, and
courage to brave dangers and over
come handicaps.
With these qualities of mind and
spirit, we can better our best"
in the days ahead.
It is to be. remembered that
every one has within him the pow
er TO cultivate these virtues.
Alfred M. Evans
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
JOHN w. ALLEN
COMPLETES COURSE

John w. Allen, son of Mrs. Lila
Allen, s1S Elizabeth Street, has re-
Gently completed a fifteen weeks
course designed to produce COM
pany grade officers well-grounded
in the basic fundamentals and
techniques of all infantry units in
the Army with emphasis On the
development of capable officers.
Allen took this course at Fort
Hood, Texas, with the 1O4th Co.,
End st. Regiment.
He is graduate of Douglass
High School and Prairie View Col
lege, Texas, which he entered after
seeing service with the Army from
February, 1915 to December, 1916.
During his Army enlistment he
saw service in the Far East, both
in the Philippines and New Guinea.
He Is the wearer Of the Cord Coa-
duct ribbon, and holds the Asiatic-
Pacific, American Defense, and
Victory medals. =
His wife, Mrs. Evangeline Allen,
is making her home in Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
CORPORAL III. II. WILSON
WILL STUDY AT N.Y.U.

Corporal Henry X. Wilson, Vet
eran of the Korean conflict and
husband Of the former Enice Marie
Tynes has been in this city for a
period of four weeks awaiting the
arrival of the Stork (to his wife,.
After the occurrence of the
event, the couple and the addi-
ton or additions plan making their
home in New York City where
Corporal Wilson will enroll in New
York University as a student of
psychology.
Corporal Wilson wears the Pur-
pie Heart as the result of wounds
received in the Korean conflict in
1851.
Other citations are: Korean rib
bon, Good Conduct medal, and the
| United Nations medal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Union Lodge Observes
Sixty-SecOnd Anniversary
By Brother Wallace

Union Lodge No. Al, F. & AM,
observed its sixty-second (62) an
niversary on December 81, 1852,
at Trinity Wesleyan Methodist
Church.
Rev. George w. Allen, pastor.
officiated.
The officers and members of
the above lodge along with key
of the Gulf" Chapter No. So.
were led by the WelterS' Cornet
Band from the Masonic Hall to
the church where a program was
rendered and officers installed.
The officers are as follows:
Elected officers - Roosevelt
Sands, w. M; Charles Sands.
S. w; Eddie Melvin, ]. w: Rev
George w. Allen, treas, and Max
well Shavers, sec'y.
Appointed officers: Albert
Curry. S. D.; Luther Mounts
J. D.. William Edwards, S. S.:
Jose Planas, J. S.; Nathaniel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

One of the most beautiful we'd
dings witnessed in Key West in
many a year was solemniZed in
the Trinity Presbyterian Church on
Saturday, December 81, when Miss
Joyce Edwards, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Edwards, ZIG
Elizabeth Street and Corporal
George w. Mingo, son of Mrs.
Lurlean Mingo, were united in
marriage.
The Reverend w. M. Mclean
performed the ceremony in a
church bedecked with beautiful
white carnations and tropical
palms.
At $50 p. M, the event Of the
day began with Miss Mercedes
Hannibal, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Hannibal and youngest
teacher on the Douglass faculty,
singing 20 Promise Me" and 81
Love You Truly"
Then followed the procession of
lovely bridesmaids and junior
bridesmaids. 1t was very beau
tiful sight to see each bridesmaid
preceded by a junior bridesmaid
who was her exact replica in blue,
pink, yellow and orchid taffeta and
Chantilly lace. Each carried pill
lows (muffs) with artistically ar
ranged garden sprays of buds on
them.
The bridesmaids were. The Miss
es Olga Leggett, Alice Edwards,
Miriam Davis and Theodore Allen.
The junior bridesmaids were:
Marcia Sweeting, Carolyn Butler,
Genevieve Edgecombe and Dian
Matthews.
Gerald Perez was best man for
the groom.
The ushers included Andrew
Small, Bertram Ashe, Robert
Franklin Smith, and William Far
rington.
Throughout the procession Mrs.
Louise Hepburn, organist for the
occasion, played the beautiful Lo-
hengrin wedding march.
Next in order came the graceful
matron of honor, Mrs. Wilhelmina
MCGEE Bastian, dressed in yellow
taffeta with an over-dress of Chan
lilly lace, carrying a pil,ow(muff)
with a spray of yellow carnations.
Her accessories were silver.
Behind her came the ring-bearer,
Francisco Alexander Johnson, III.
He was clad in immaculate white.
The best man then led the groom
to the altar to await his bride.
A carpet of white muslin was
spread for the silver-satin brocad-
ed slippered feet of the bride to
tread.
Now, to the most appealing
strains of Lohengrin's march, the
bride enters on the arm of her
father, Mr.. Solomon Edwards, to
be given to the man of her choice.
The bride wore a foundation
dress Of nylon taffeta, over it a
fitted bodice Of Chantilly lace with
the skirt terminating in a cathe-
dral train. The yolk of the over
dress was decorated with seed
pearls and simulated sequins.
Her head-piece was a seed-pearl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
MISS DOROTHEA CURRY
VIII, MANAGE ESTATE

The beautiful and charming Miss
Dorothea Cecilia Curry, grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Evans, 726 Windsor Lane, is in
town after having obtained an A.
B. degree in her chosen field at
1.-The New England Conservatory
of Music" Boston, Massachusetts.
While in town, Miss Curry will
act as manager of her grand
fathers vast property holdings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Ruth Woods Dunn
Has First Baby

Well, have you seen Mrs. Ruth
Woods Dunn and the little bundle
of sunshine that she's carrying
around? If you haven't, let me
let you in on a secret. After
eleven years of welded bliss, Ruth
has her first, baby in the person
Of Gail Denise, age three months.
Ruth. who makes her home in
San Diego, California, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Carrie Woods,
1923 Whitehead Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Joyce Nicely
Gets Ring For
.Yule Present

Altman &c, Carol Franklin Tynes
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Annie
Tynes, Alb Olivia Street, for a
short period.
Airman TyneS who is stationed
at Maxwell Airforce Base, Mont
gomery, Alabama, wishes to an
nounce his engagement to Miss
Joyce Nicely, daughter of Mrs.
Eureka Nicely, 72O Galveston Lane,
as of ChritmaS Day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
GIFTS

Mrs. Marie S. .Welters distribut-
ed gifts through the Cerebral Palsy
Association to the following: Al
bertha Bethel, Joseph Russell, De-
shontal Castillo, Magdeline Saw
yer and Alphonsine Laurie.
There are others who will re-
ceive gifts after the recovery of
Mrs. Everett w. Cox (white) },
chairman Of the association.
The Regular Fellows Club dis
tributed gifts to the inmates of
the county home" and the NUM-
cipal Hospital on Christmas day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
NAVY WIVES CLUB
DISTRIBUTES BASKETS

The Southernmost City Navy
Wives Club held its Yuletide ac-
tivities at the home of Mrs. Hall.
Gifts were exchanged and bas-
kets of fruit sent to the inmates
Of the County home and some I'M
fortunates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
SICK

Maxwell Woods of 1915 Howe St
has been quite ill.
Mrs. Thelma Cleare of sos Tho
mas Street has been in the NUM-
cipal Hospital for week.
Mr.. Michael Jones, owner of the
Modern Cleaners" establishment
continues to be ill.
Frank Roberts of S07 Elizabeth
Street was in the Municipal Hospi-
tai for four days, as a result of
severe attack of the flu.
Mrs. Maggie Bastian, sister of
Mrs. Julia Riou, continues to be
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Marie Welters of 222 Eneas
Lane is also indisposed,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
DEATHS

Frederick Samuel Shavers. 49,
died Monday morning after a short
illness.
Survivors are: Mrs. Mary SHAY
erS, mother; Mrs. Dorothea Tho
mas and Thelma Shavers, daugh-
tiers; Peter, James, Bernard, and
Maxwell, brothers, and host of
other relatives and friends.
The funeral procession win move
from the house, S2l Thomas Street
to Cornish Chapel Zion A. M. E.
Church at 800 p. m. on Sunday
Burial will be in the City Gene.
terry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

Christmas party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl MCGEE on
Christmas night.
The Woman's Civic Club held its
Christmas party at the Community
Center on December rs.
The Christmas party of st.
Joseph'S Emergency Nursery was
held on December %.
This school is under the direction
of Mrs. Ellen Welters Sanchez.
The Misses Nancy and Gladys
Evans, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Milton Evans of TIC Olivia
Street, entertained their friends at
Christmas party on December
Is, 1852.
Delicious refreshments were SER
we'd and gifts exchanged.
The beautiful and palatial home
of Mrs. Miriam Hannibal, 1923 Vir-
ginia Street, was the place select
ed by the Women's Club to give
a birthday party for Mrs. Irene
Hannibal on Monday, December 20,
1852.
A sumptuous meal consisting of
baked ham, potato salad on crisp
lettuce, assorted cakes and candies,
and strawberry ice cream was
served.
Mrs. Irene Hannibal was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts.
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The bodies of the late John Jones
and James Alfred Adams who
died on December 18th and 10th
respectively, still remain unelaim.
ed.
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PARTIES

The Willing Workers of st. Pc
ter's Episcopal Church held their
Christmas party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl MCGEE on
Christmas night.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. Charles S. Munnings, teacher
of general science at Palmvlew
Elementary School, West Palm
Beach, Florida, spent the Yuletide
season with his relatives and
friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

Staff Sergeant Joseph Eugene
Curry, Veteran of the Korean War,
son of Mrs. Thelma Curry and the
late Mr.. Samuel ]. Curry, is spend
ing fifteen days with his mother.
Curry, who has been in the
Army for four and half years
and now plans making the Army
his career has seen much action.
He is now stationed at Camp
Polk. Louisiana, where he is
member of the 63rd Army Band.
Curry holds the following
medals: Good Conduct, Occupation
of Japan, and Korean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

Bert Bethune. son of the renown-
cd DR.. Mary Mcleod Bethune was
in the city over the weekend.
Bert Bethune, along with Booker
T. Dunn of Miami, paid a visit
to the Bills and Daughters of elk
dom.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

Rev. A. Franklin Hooper Is the
new pastor of Cornish Chapel A.
NJ. E. Zion Church.
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Mrs. Camille Saunders of Tampa
who had severn sons in service
during World War II and now has
one son in Occupation Germany
and a daughter in the Airforce,
Lakeland Airforce Base. Texas, is
visiting the Leon BENEFITS of Fort
Village.
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Maxwell Woods of 1915 Howe St
has been quite ill.