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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
Red Cross Awards
GiUeI, Staff Aides
By Judge Gibson

Graduation exercises were held
Thursday morning by the Key
West Chapter of the American
Red Cross for two Staff Aides
who had completed the training
outlined by the American Nation
al Red Cross.
Certificates were awarded to
Mrs. H. D. Norviel and Mrs. r.
A. Cox by Juvenile Court Judge
Eva Warner Gibson, service
group chairman for the local
chapter. These volunteers were
dressed in the blue uniform of
the Staff Aide with yellow epau-
lets. Judge Gibson pinned their
much earned pins on their uni
forms.
Staff Aides are very essential
volunteers. Their duties are num-
erous and may range from SIM
pie clerical tasks to assisting
with administrative work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16

Taylor Differs Club, 8 pm.
Combined social and handicraft
hours at X. w. Youth Center
every Tues. evening. Open
house party, 8 pm.
Ladies Golf Tournament. K. W.
Golf course. 9 am.
Portrait painting classes, 2 to 4
pm, West Martello Art
School, County Beach.
Navy Thrift Shop, 10 am. to
pm.
Civil Air Patrol, American Le-
gion Post Home, Stock Is
land, 8 pm.
Monroe Council No. Is, Degree
of Pocahontas, Redman's
Hall, Caroline Street. 1880
pm.
Key West Assembly No. IS,
Order of Rainbow Girls,
Scottish Rite Temple, 7:30
pm.
Key West Chapter No. 5, Dis
abled American Veterans,
Luz Temple, Amelia Street.
3 pm.
Key West High School PIT. A,
at school, 5 pm.
Unit Sc, Ladies Auxiliary, Fleet
Reserve Assoc, luncheon,
place to be announced.
st. Patrick's Day dance at #.
Taylor, 8 pm.
Square dance and first birthday
celebration of Key West Youth
Center at Wesley House. Come
as early as 7:30 pm. Games
and crafts for non-daneers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
Coming EUen's

MONDAY, MARCH To-
Water color landscape painting
class, 2 to pm, West Mar
cello Gallery Art. Classes,
County Beach.
Gym classes for Owe, Sea
Plane Base, 10 am.
Alcoholics Anonymous open
meeting, 51512 Duval Street,
8 pm.
Key West Temple No. 20 Pyth-
ian Sisters, K. of P. Hall,
Fleming Street, 1880 pm.
Lions Auxiliary, meeting at
Lions Den, 3 pm.
Elizabeth Taylor Circle WMU,
First Baptist Church Annex,
8 pm.
W.S.C.S. of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church, Annex,
7;30 pm.
Juvenile Council, Clinic Bldg,
3 pm.
Women Of First Presbyterian
Church, 8 pm.
Rehearsal for Players in cast
of ''Our Town." Barn Thea
ter, 3:15 pm.
TUESDAY, MARCH IL
Boz for Officers Wives. ! to
$3.50 pm. at Naval Station
Bowling alleys.
Fl. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Kiwanis Club dinner meeting,
Club, 7:45 pm. at La Concha
Hotel.
Youth for Christ Bible Study,
at Service Mems Christian
Center, SIT Fleming St.
Beginners Bridge Group, II.
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Harris School
PTA Program
Includes Dances

Fathers conducted the regular
meeting of Harris School PTA
last Tuesday evening. Tom Camp
bell was in charge of registration.
The Rev. ]. L. Ivey from Poin-
ciana Baptist Church offered the
invocation. Principal Randolph
Russell presented a program Of
special interest with dances by
the fifth and sixth graders.
Connie Sands did q military tap.
Linda Wells presented a 'Hap-
py Day Tap" Darlene Jurczyn-
ski gave a ballet selection. June
Weech and Nancy Gelabert un.
dulated in a hula to "Just A
Little Brown Girl" Gay Nell
Sharp appeared in q ballet dance
''Delicado.ss'
Mrs. Vendaline Russell lead the
devotional. Mrs. James Fores.
man read a letter from the State
PTA president. George Perpall
read the minutes and the trea-
surer's report was given by T.
W. Wylie. a
Mrs. Doris Edwards, chairman
of the welfare department made
q motion, which was carried,
that the school clinic be supplied
with surgical needs not to exceed
500.
After James Deland read a
selection of the PTA bylaws, an
amendment was added changing
the meetings to the proceedings
Monday II the regular Tuesday
night meeting fell on holiday
or on election nights.
President Sweeting announced
that election Of officers win take
place In April II, and that the
fourth grade is planning a party
for parents and teachers.
Room count was won by Miss
Audrey Greenbaum and Mrs.
Charlotte Haskins. Mrs. IsobeI
Walterson won the door prize.
After the cast Of me And Ny
Shadow" was introduced, the
group enjoyed = social hour Ia
the library.
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paper for some five years now!
A most entertaining morning
looms for all interested in this
Officers Wives Club activity
when they gather at Ft. Taylor at
10 o'clock this Wednesday March
18th. The Story Of The New
York Times is in itself a fast
moving tale; with Mary Jane
who knows the paper inside out
telling US about K, it promises
to be doubly delightful.
All of which goes to show that
Fl. Taylor, so familiar to us as
the seat Of party fun, is also,
quarters for other type of enter
tainment. Much fun in the way Of
animated discussion and happy
listening goes on at these Book
Review Group meetings which
are scheduled for the third We'd
nedday morning of each month.
The new chairman Of the group,
Mrs. p. w. Garrett follows Mrs.
L. c. Brinton in that capacity and
stresses, as did Mrs. Brinton,
that the Book Review group is
open to all persons interested in
books and discussion thereof.
Truly a wonderful acquaintance
between service and town folk
thrives here. Anyone who enjoys
this sort of thing is welcomed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
HOaU To Haze Fun
In A Brig Riot
Stimulated Match J

Thursday night, the outdoor
patio at the USO YMCA was the
scene of a "Pokey Party" or
BRIG Dance, giving all hands a
taste of one night in the brig.
Prison numbers were passed out
to those not wearing stripes,
when they entered the dance
floor. Gals and fellows with
matching numbers were partners
for one dance.
Gus Ayala and his combo was
named Fingers Gus and His
Trusty Trio" and played from
behind improvised bars. The
backdrop sported a special slime
up" with Greasy Louie" @Pun-
chy Moran" and "Sara the Stool
Parrot" pigeons don't TALK, each
worth $4,000.
George Daggett and Judy Whit
marsh were the winners of a spe-
cial "Pass the Ice" dance which
eliminated couples caught with the
goods when the music stopped.
They were awarded prizes, as were
Ruth Pierce and Bob Messer, the
winners of the freeze" dance.
Refreshments were served from
slot cut into a wire fence around
the refreshment table, by two of
the ESQ inmates. Prison was never
like this, but all the fellows and
gals, dressed In their stripes for
the occasion had q good time pre-
tending.
Even the band changed their
theme song to ''H I had the Wings
of an Angelic suit the party.
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Colored lights and reflectorS on
the palms added to the gala
note. There were 1G prizes given
away. Grand prize of tickets to
Cuba, courtesy of Aerovias @,
was won by Miss Vivian Stauf-
fer. Generous merchants in town
gave gifts ranging from dinners
through clothing. Casa Marina
owner, and hotel manager EN-
NETT Commit are to be congrat-
ulated again for cooperation with
civic events in the line of charity.
Out-of-towners also enjoyed the
evening. Among them was Mrs.
Fritz Mulhauser of Chicago, ar
chitect and designer.
Ricky and Veda, the vibrant
Casa Marina dance team scored
with a flashing samba and a
humorous jitterbug number. Lar
ry Cederberg stole some of Co
mos thunder with his songs. Pert
Iona Allen, baton twirlere won
rounds of applause for her faS-
cinating sill. Betty Madigan, Ca
sa Marina thrush also stopped the
show with calypsos and lyric
singing. Local dance team, Bon
ME and Joe Swan exhibited ball
room technique with verve and
grace.
Coordinators Mrs. Daniel Brax-
ton, Mrs. Everett Cox, and Mrs.
Hester Stutz and all the women
of the Auxiliary worked hard to
bring off the affair. The group
extends heartfelt tnankyous to all
who aided.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
American Women
Artists To Open
ShOaU This Week

The National Association of
Women Artists will open a start
lingly beautiful art show at East
Martello Gallery this week. On
Tuesday, members and guests of
the Key West Art and Historical
Society will be treated to a pre-
view. On Wednesday, noon to 5
p. m. and for two weeks daily
save Mondays, the exhibit Is
open to the public.
The show is travelling graphic
exhibit of Autographs, aquatints,
serigraphs, etchings, color litho-
graphs, color woodcuts and wood
engravings.
What is known in movie circles
as a "sneak preview'' was given
the reviewer at the home of Ell
vira Reilly, program director for
the K. w. Art and Historical So
ciety. The range of media, the a.
mazingly low price list, the WV
idness and versatility of the
show, make this one of the best
exhibits of the year. Matter OF
record, the writer already has
nibs on one of the color litho-
graphs.
Mexican and Guatemalan
scenes, charming American land
scapes, West Indian subjects
wonderful facial studies, circus
arena and even an amusing ban
tam fighting rooster in aquatint,
are just part of the stimulating
display. Don't miss this excellent
and interesting exhibit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
US. Woman Is
Quite A Gal
-
Says Lecturer
by DOROTHY ROE
AP Womsn.s Editor

In case you hadn't noticed Il,
the U. S. woman is quite a gal,
says Fenton B. Turck, New York
constlltant engineer, founder of a
lecture series at Yale and author
of assorted technical works.
Mrs. U. S. A. is head of the
country's multibillion-dollar family
industry. chief buyer Of food, fash
ions and housing for her brood,
holder of the purse-Strings, con-
troller Of wealth-and q slick-look-
ing babe, to boot.
The, American woman has
changed lot in the last IS years
and all for the better, says Turck,
who occasionally enjoys turning his
analytical mind to things other
than mathematical equations. Here
are some of the things that have
happened to her since 1870:
She travels three times as much.
She reads twice as much, as
evidenced by the circulation growth
of home and women's magazines:
thus she has acquired q startling
amount Of assorted information.
which she employees in improving
her looks. her taste, her cuisine.
her home decoration and her fam
ily's health.
She has more time, having ac-
quired the household appliances
which take over the drudgery Of
Homework.
With her extra time she takes a
more active part In extra .curri.
cular activities such as politics.
clubs, concerts, the theater and
allied arts.
Sch spends more time on her ap-
pearance. and manages to look
like million, no matter what the
size Of her income.
She's healthier, better looking
and more interesting than she was
in l940-far ahead Of her mother
and grandmother on all counts.
Says Turck:
This is the golden age for
American women"
You can't talk down TO ''the little
woman" any more, says this per-
ceptive engineer. She know more
about more subjects than her
mother ever dreamed Of. She
knows what she wants and how
much she wants 70 pay for Il.
She spends twice as much time
shopping as she did in 1890, says
Turck, because she Is Just that
much more particular. and keeps
looking until she finds exactly
what she's looking for, at the right
price.
She's causing . slow revolution
IN retailing. which eventually, he
believes. win have to adopt the
super-market self.serviee techniqus
In ali fields.
Ioday's woman Is going 10
change the course Of Il. S. indus
try and business. TIorse-and.buggy
methods no longer can sell this
new super.woman.
She's The expression Of . new
era, and business win have 70 run
10 keep up with Der.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1s-
Navy Wives Bowling League,

Naval Station Alleys, / pm.
Meeting, Junior Gu. Commeres
at clubhouse, 8 pm,
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
50, meeting at White Hat Club
Lounge, 10 am.
Ceramic classes, to ( pm,
West Msrtello Art School,
County Beach.
Gym classes for owe. Sea
Plane Base, 10 am.
THURSDAY, MARCH 19--
CAP Cadets, Key West Higf
Auditorium. T:30 pm.
Navy Wives Bowling League,
PM, N. S. Also open bowling
Key West Lions. meeting. 0:3o
pm. at Lions Den, Seminary
st.
Monroe County Hospital Won.
ans Auxiliary Sewing group,
at hospital, 2 pm.
Handicraft group, every Thurs
day, second floor library,
Naval Station.
Ceramic Classes, I 10 4 pm,
West Martello Art School,
County Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
Wilma Faye Priest
Wed To E. FerreIL

Wilma Faye Priest of Key
West and Eldon Ernest Terrell
u. S. Navy MR-2, were united in
marriage at the office of the JUS
tice of the Peace Ira r. Albury
at $50 p. m. Friday 18th.
The bride wore a pink dress
with black lace.
The groom wore Navy whites.
Bridesmaid and best man were
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald G. Terrell.
The newlyweds viii reside in
Key West while the groom Is
stationed here in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
SMILE OF THE SAINT

BUFFALO, N. y. R--Sure and
II must have been the smile Of
the saint himself.
Rain ended and the sun broke
through just In time 10 shine on
an estimated 2S,o10 marchers In
the st. Patrick's parade yesterday.
The parade ended and a few
minutes later rain began falling
again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
Lively Entertainment Spanked Dance
For Benefit OF Needed Therapy Clinic

The benefit dance and entertainment given at the Casa Marina
patio Friday under the of the Womans Auxiliary of
Hospital sweled needed
theapy clinic Cerebral Palsy and Cples Asso
citation Besides giving the worthy several hundred guests
wonderful dancing Larry Loyds Casa Marina
semb and the music played Norman Kranh and his orchestra
Kranch also with professional touch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16
DOES TO MEET

There will be special meet
ing of fhe 3. p. o. Does No.
80 at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the
Elks Club Annex. This special
meeting does not cancel the
practice meeting TO be held
Tuesday at 1880 p. m. for Off
GERS only.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16

Make sure that the electrical
appliances in your kitchen are
disconnected when you are not
using them. Repair ell electric
cords and plugs when they are
frayed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16

n iook rye trips. ere 70 Cuba
ard . short ere - she Globe
Shea Store on Fleming Street 10
eenNines me That The FInass 81.
lissfer ard fhs cheapest cannot
be purchased In Cuba, but right
here Tn eur town.
u may seem romantic ard
excite 70 imagine that IRE shoes
and has You are wearing 50
proudly was made by rim
bic brown fingers in the
dark spaces Of strange tsrsisn
little shcpS. bus II tsnt = BIZ
FeFrsntis or excite when these
same articles start 70 fall apart
- the seams, ~ crack ihro0sh
. asulfy or peer hide.
examined all seFfx Of aIli-
sateF sssds carefully In cvha.
ard nos enly we're Trey lackins
n tire clever sfYlins ~ State
side shssa end essss hos many
~ fhsm hsa week min apsfa
that astu1iiy she@es 20. On
tep 81 shst. shsF ranged in
Price fsem t~s 70 eight cellars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16


says is your last to file your in
come tax. This is the year that
you get an extra day for this un-
pleasant task because the 18th
falls on the Sabbath when you
should not labor.
OF course this marks the be-
ginning of Irish Linen week too
because tomorrow is st. Patrick's
Day, and if you have the luck of
the Irish you are right in the
swing of things. / nave no other
claim to the wearin' of the green
than a touch Of red in my top
knot, but I'll go around wearin'
it anyhow. The best way to be I'M
popular | understand is to wear
orange on st. Patrick's Day, the
orangemen being deadly enemies
of the Irish.
Good Old St. Pat was the Saint
who drove the scouEge of snakes
out Of Ireland and became their
Patron Saint from that moment.
Speaking of the Irish. have
you read the report in Life on the
state of matrimony in ireland?
DR.. Kinsey should hear about
this!
Well lets get back to Key West
and Shop Hopping, and we don't
mean for Irish Linen either.
4 4 \
Your foddIer probably isn't .
cigar smoking baby, as there
seem TO be very few Of them in
Key West, but IL he is, toddle
right down TO Ideal Toys and
Get one Of those flame proof
mattresses called Baby Best"
OF course that isn't The only
reason why every baby should
sleep on . Baby Best mattress,
but that was . pretty good way
TO start this paragraph.
The Baby Best mattress Is
plastie covered mattress In fhe
regular crib sire in pink, blue,
vel pw or silver stripe. II Is an
inner spring Job and now
paeksA under serm-killins Vi.
ira volot rays. u Is Sanitary,
non alarsic, washable, water.
pre- 81, non.fcxie, fast color, and
flame proof. IN fact II Is Just
albeit the best crib mattress
fhs. r1oney can buy, and It's
only $io.pS.
Tire bassinet mattress by
Baby Best is over an inch and
. hall thick and Is called Pas
tel Pad. but It's . firm support
for baby in The hasslnet. and
sells for just sl.sS. II also has
all the attributes Of the large
mattress except that II isn't
inner spring eonfrUesed.
Then Of course 50 that you
are all supplied with ths east.
est possible equipment for car
ing for baby. Ideal Toys has
fhs contour sheets TO cover the
new mattress, in white for ~
cents. With contour sheets you
never have the short.shssi pro-
blem, and sheets in . tangled
mess every moFninG.
Another nice piece Of baby
equipment, the Baihinefts by
Trimble Of light light alvni-
mum with ihs famous "Step.up"
for opening and slUminvm trey
underneath. This fer $7o.ss.
You see, II really doesn't
cost so much TO outfit baby
after ALL
The last but net the least
for your llffIe income Tax de-
dueiicn. ihe aluminium swing
that will give habY 80 much
pleasure and manama 50 much
more leisure time. u may be
SET W In any part Of the house.
and Is absolutely safe and win
not iip over. II may be de-
faehed end you have . handy
GER seat. The swing costs emily
u.ss.
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Guard OF Honor To Meet

The regular nonihIy meeting
of the Key West Guard Of Hon
or will be held tonight Ut 9
o'clock af HE American Legion
on Stock island. Captain Bethel
Johnson announced today.
Several items Of interest 10
fhe members are scheduled for
discussion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16

Desert pancakes are big
thing with the Norwegian people
and for very good reason, Here
Is 4 recipe for making them, :,
paper thin too.
Beat two eggs until light In
medium.Sise bowl and blend in
one and one fourth cups Of milk
and one hall teaspoon salt. Siis
enc cup all.purpose flcur and one
fourth cup sugar into the eEa
mixture and beat with a rotary
heater JUST until smooth. Be
hght.handed as over beating a
batter tends 10 tougher pancakes,
Batter viii be thin. Bake and pre-
pare for filling rs dessert Fill.
lng lsterl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16

SReskins 81 GRAVY pespis.
she enlY GRAVY sRes ere NOT
the enea whs Do nos believe
shal ths Slsshse snssksrY
serves ne largest helplnss 81
dreelY feed n lewn. They viii
Get ever Il u they 90 81 evt
ard see for themselves.
euf when they eel there oh
koYt That's when Yov meet
xrasY RsaRls. TIA ihsss shaEag.
ssFs eshinA tire esoasss aithlrs
80 re bic slsks 81 stun. Lets
81 felix's sc eua there - sst
AND Iissenl
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more per article.
That's why | asked Mrs. Sc
GAL at Globe about alligator and
that's how fhe discussion came
up. She showed me many styles
of exquisite alligator footwear,
beautifully and carefully made
with American standards of
manufacture. These shoes will
not only be comfortable, made
over fine American lasts, but
will wear and wear. The same
is true of the bags. Buy Amer
lean kids, and you can't do
better than at Globe.
Il Il n
Cutest of cute fayors for pre-
Easter parties or Luncheons are
hard cooked eggs fixed up with
all the different kinds of Easter
Bonnets that the mind can de-
wise. Coy faces painted on are
wonderful thing for the bonnets
to frame. Some real cute ideas
can be found in the February is
sue of Margaret AIMS Family
Circle magazine, and l hope you
haven't thrown it away yet.
4 r r
Betty Ann is very pretty
girl, but Betty Ann is also one
of the incest Stationary stores
in Key West. rs on Fleming ST.
as I've told you, onIY two weeks
old and feeling growing pains
alrsadYl
IFS not TOO early 10 get your
Easter cards and Betty Ann
sfationers has those wonderful
Gibson Cards as advertised in
Life Magazine.
Another brand new line 81
Betty Ann are the Sehrafft's
Candies. Chocolates. hard GAM
dies, Easter Baskets. all at
4rsetiveiy psekssed, and look
for fhe beautiful Gold Chest.
fhs perfect sift.
Il y n
There's been quite a bit of con.
troversy around here since our
Ear to the Ground columnist
made with the remarks aneni
Cuban Coffee. Wen Cuban or A.
merican. it's a pleasant family
way to say good morning. coy
friendly way to offer hospitality
and ieliciously welcome any time
of the day. Make II fresh, brew
it with care and serve it spark.
ling fragrant, hot,
Keep your coffee maker shiny
clean for one thing and scrub az
ter each use: rinse with boiling
water. before each use. Use the
grind that's best fer your maker
too, Start with freshly drawn cold
water for clear faIl-flsvored
brew. Always measure coffee
ard water too. and the average
taste uses enc coffee measure fnl
each three fourth measuring cur
Of water. Never boil hrewed cot
fee and keep the brew bot over
very low heat on an asbestos pad
Then follow the manufacturer 5
Instructions Il you ewn ~ auto
matte electric coffee maker
Like ! safa us q pleasant faml
iy way 90 say good morning.
i n ~ n
n doesn't take contractor
o. = hardware wsrehsns Ne
build sfspns rails. Trey hpsEa
them al pcnals'a ne Rsslsa
Way.
4 = =
Surprised ycu ddn't ~ Wei
as time to 80 naw sud ges ms
Old green antem ssaegs cas- ~ ta&
A<syh halls. 81 she wAy @hSs Z
~ zngem aSs4xre Wei I hAVe Il
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Mary Jane Jackson, OF NY. Times,
To Give Book Review On Wednesday

better Meyer Begers fascinating aSory
Times" during the hundred years
Mary Jackson who has herself the great
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16

There's nothing so charming as
pretty manners in a young child.
or any child for that matter.
That's why I'm so charmed by
Adair Jamison, one of daughter
Calls school chums, Her man.
ners are a JOY to the heart and
must be a matter of pride to her
mother. Last night pajama
party invitation had to be refused
because Adair wasnt feeling too
good. When I arrived home, a
charming little note addressed TO
me prominently placed where I
could see IL. This instead OF just
an explanation 20 her chum. Re.
mind me to ask Mrs. Jamison
how she does ii.
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n doesn't take contractor
O. hardware wasrxhsns Re
build sfseHs nsigs. Trey hpt8a
them al pcnaiS'a ire Rsslsa
way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-16

Green is for ireland, and TO-
morrow is the day for the
wearing Of the green. So 60
over TO Sovthsrnnost Flowers
and eifis and get your green
carnations.
A houtennisrs or . bouquet,
they're loVelyl
Mrs. Key Is making some
beautiful bags right now. =.
straw bottoms and she'll Gro.
ehsfed tops Of lovely tinsei
spanked yarns. Better yet you
ean buy these in the workshop
department Of SouthsFnmest
Flowers and Gifts or have one
made 10 order. Better huFTyl
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Surprised yCu ddn'k ~ Wen
It's time to 80 naw aad ges my
Old green antem ssaegs oaa u toe
Mgagh halls 81 she way @aSg Is
40 zngen aSsaxre Wei I hAVe 70
scar something Fvssa 6ae +
Have 4 n5ee vee& ATS la PRO
eaesy Srw 1854 a8
los, Jaxoa- aays