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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-19
s. J. Flanagan. Atty.

S. J. Flanagan. Atty.
SAT Z. DAWSON
State OF Michigan IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne
IN Chancerv.
URAL hill. Plaintiff Va WIN
ME RUTH HILL. Defendant
No. 506-27s
Order Of Publication
At session OF said Court held
a, the County Building at the City
81 Detroit, in the County OF
WAYNE and State OF Michigan. on
this LIST day OF July A, D.. 1859.
Present Hon. Adolph F. Mar
schner, Circuit Judge,
II appearing from Affidavit at
tsChed hereto and filed herewith
that the Defendant. Winnie Ruth
Hill. is not q resident az the
County OF WAYNE and State Of
Michigan. but that she resides at
the City Of Atoka and State OF
oklahoma
ON MOTION OF 6. J Flanagan,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
1T is ORDER that the above
named defendant appear and an
swer the Bill OF Complaint filed
in this cause within Three CD
months from the date OF this
Order, or the same mavbe taken
as confessed against her:
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy OF this Order be sent
% the defendant at her last known
address by registered mail. or a
like copy be published according
TO law
ADOLPH r. MARSCHNER,
Circuit Judge
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk
BY T. c, Gallagher,
Deputy Clerk s-a- ala
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happy 10 have her sister Mrs
Gertrude Brady OF Birmingham
Ala, 10 spend the summer with
Them. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Huid Of zoos Wilkins we're pleased
10 have her cousin, Mrs Janeiie
bearing Of Indiana 10 be their
house guest for two weeks.
Mrs. John Webb Of 1913 Ben
ton has returned from attending
the wedding ceremony OF her son
n MontgOn arN. Ala. She also Wis
lied few DAYS IN other cities
OF the state Mrs John Brown
~ 939 wilkins had a surprise
when her mother Mrs Minnie
Jones' Of Ohio. and her cousin
and he husband Mr. and Mrs.
Bower Winters o. Tennessee. Wis
led her last week
me inspirdfional Choir OF
Chapel Hill Baptist Church held
an outing al Belle Isle last Sat.
urdaY. . Mrs. Christine Jack
son is president. Henry TaY-
Tor OF s7s wilkins had visitors
from indianapolis over the week
end. They were his sister. Mrs.
Matte Hawkins. and her daueh-
ter. Mrs. Frances Murrell.
Cecbralnp her sixth birthday
last week vas lii'le NJ ss Dolores
Cotton ~ 1922 Watson. daughter
of Cpl ard Ms William II. Col
fan Mrs Willie Mae Tate IS
happy 20 have her sister. Mrs
Marian Phillips, and her broth
er Joseph Jackson 10 leave BIZ
Ala 20 live permanent
estn her Mrs Alma Murph,
y 1925 81 Antoine was happv
20 have her siste Mrs Bertha
~ Washington d c.
70 spend week with her
Mrs Christina Jackson az 500
Watson was sorry last week 10
zee her cousin Mrs Maxine
Brook ~ Arkansas 10 leave az
ter visiting for three weeks
Mr. and Ms JOHN lIendei on 90
Ioo wilkins sse happy 10 have her
: YER Nj. Nancy Powell 10 Nlsli
Tor summer
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COMMUNITY
NEWS
MISS M. A. CONNER
1888 Rivsrd Temple 3-4595

WEEKLY BIBLE LSSON Psalm 1919. will love thee Lord
my strength The Lord my rock and fortress and my de-
erer; my God my strength whom will trust bucker and
the horn Of my salN alton. and hugh tower
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I will call upon the Lord. who
Is worthy 10 be praised; so
shall ! Q saved from mine enc
mics. The sorrows OF death
comprised me about; the snsres
Of death prevented me. In
my distress I called upon The
Lord. and cried unto my God:
he heard mY voice out OF his
temple. and my cry came be-
fore him. even into his ears.
Then the earth shook and
trembled the foundations also
n the hills moved and We're
shaken, because he was wro,h
SICK AND SHuT-INS Edward
Versher. a460 Canton. Bessie
Depp. 1880 Alexand Willie
Rivers. ll349 Cameron Hattie
Novels. 1854 18Th. Rev VIM Hat
cher. 1889 Norwood Matte SUIT
Ton, 1870 Arlington Hattie Sio-
val. 1900 Cicotte Josephine Mur-
phv. 1921 Seybufn Lille Nelson
1857 Log CABIN GLADYS Jones
s7l9 Jos Campag Annie Moore
SIS f. Warren
Happy this week is Mrs. Sadie
Medlock OF 1914 Besubien be-
cause OF q visit by her brother
and his wife. the Rev. c. n.
Mason OF Grand Rapids. Mich.
whom she hasn't seen IN three
years. Funeral services were
held last Friday for Mrs. Mat
tie Foster OF s232 Hastings. Sur
vivors include five daughters
and two sons
Mrs SUSIE Mae Aler 70 957
Erskine was among the thousands
a. the State Far last WeeN
Marvin Williams Of 3026 Hastings
left recenllr % attend college n
The South The Community
PRAYER Band had a pl1nlc IT
Rouge Park recently
Celebrailnr her bN'hisy io
three DAYS, beginning Tuesday is
Ms. Anna lBunnie) Gresham Of
274l Brush Nj and Mrs
Bernie Brooks OF 72O Orleans ~
GENTLY became the proud patcais
~ their fourth thid William (
Arnet. Theodore S,oii % GOO
Brady is happy TO have his cousin
visit him. James Johnson ~ PITTS
burgh, Pa
Mrs. w. " White OF 9l4a Del
mar attended funeral services i0r
her nephew who was drowned I
Labor Day In Ohio Ernie Dur
ham Courier editor IS va aron
ing in Canada The SUNDAY
School % Ebeneyer AME G., cn |
was pleased 10 see then secfe
isrv and instructor ~ 20 wears
Mrs. Ethel BRYANT ~ o0Sl Oar
ing, return after beng COM
fined in a hospital
Celebrating her s3rd birthday
In excellent health and spirits
SATURDAY. was Mrs. Lizzie Wal.
ksr Of $50 Brewster. She has
pretty good eYesighi and Is able
to walk wherever she desires.
. Clemeniins Bernard Of 1851
Delaware has returned back as
attendant al Herman Kieter
hospital after a long vacation.
Mrs Billie Bllinpslea 81 1914
" Euclid has finished Vacation
Ing in Georgia Mr. and Mrs
Garden Nfrftroa .f ,E0 Mol, ,.t..,..
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MEN WANTED

II You Would Like To Earn ss)v
This Year, then $4,000 up To-
The Rest OF Your Life. We Ins
a Wonderful Opportunity Fa
You. Experience Not Necessary,
Age No Handicap. Transporisuou
Furnished.
Apply 3409 Cass Avenue.
Telephone TIE. 3-4334
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state OF Michigan, NOunty Oh
Wayne.
IS. 4ll.7oe
Az session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne.
| held at the Probate Court Room
lin the City OF Detriit. on the
fourteenth day OF August in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and fifty-three,
Present: James II. Sexton,
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
ANNIE SUE LYTE, also known
as ANNIE S. LYTE. Deceased.
On reading and filing the pc
tition OF Magnolia Fleming pray
ling that administration OF said
estate be granted TO William Wat
kins or some other suitable per-
son:
II Is ordered. That the twenty
first day OF September, next. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon be-
fore Judge Thomas c. Murphy
az said Court Room be appointed
for hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered. That
a copy Of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks consecutively previous 10
said time OF hearing. in the De-
rot Tribune. a newspaper printed
and circulated in said County
OF WAYNE.
JAMES II. SEXTON,
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that ! have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original thereof and have
found the same TO be a correct
transcript Of such original record.
Dated Aug. IA, 1853.
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CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE FUR JAcxyrs
& COATS

Beautiful SILVER-FOX Jsek.,,
3 a Length Mink Gill Coat
After Z pm.
Call Evenings kE. 3.4l62
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SALESMAN WANTED
TRUCKS FOR SALE

, DUMP TRUCKS. Frorl-sni
loader; Good Growing Business
Reasonable. Call WE. 4-2S2S
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State OF Michigan, in tho Cir.
'cuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
ORV LILLE w. PRITCHETT
Plaintiff, VS., MARGARET r.
PRlTCHETT. Defendant.
No. 5o6.S3t
Order Of Publication
Az session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City
Of Detroit County OF Wayne,
State OF Michigan. this 22d day
OF July, AID, 1853.
Present: Honorable Frank B.
Ferguson. Circuit Judge.
II appearing that The defendant
is concealing herself within the
City OF Detroit, County OF Wayne
and State OF Michigan. and that
service OF process upon said de-
tendant cannot be made.
II Is Ordered that the defend
ant enter her appearance in this
cause on or before three t3)
months from the date OF this
Order, or said bill Of complaint
viii be taken as confessed:
II is Further Ordered that a
copy OF this Order be sent by
registered mail TO said defendant
Margaret r. Pritchett. 900 or
1924 Home street, Detroit. Mich
igan. her last known address.
and II not received personally
by said defendant al least twenty
DAYS before tho time prescribed
Tor appearance. that this Order
be published, as required hy law.
FRANK h. FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar M Branigin, Clerk
by w Urabun. Deputy Clerk
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Mrs Billie BllInpslea ~ 1919
W Euclid has finished VACATION
ing in Georgia Mr. and Mrs
Gordon McGree OF $50 Mack were
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State Of Michigan. County OF
Wayne,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
ROberts-Allen
NuptialS Told

Miss Maria Roberts. daughter Of
Mrs. Maria Rooeris. 80 Olivia
Street, and James Allen. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Alien. were
united in maria e sunday, Sept.
ember 9. b. Rev. George VI. Allen
II his home. sos Elizabeth Street.
Standing with the couple were
Miss Pauline Edwards and George
Balm.
After the wedding ceremony a
reception was held Al the home Of
The brides mother.
Those attending the reception
were Mr.. and Mrs. william Allen
and family, Mrs. Maria Roberts
and family, Howard Hannibal, Rey.
mold Minao. Jr.. Miss Iris Sands,
Miss Carolyn Montgomery, Miss
Copelyn Carey, Miss All0nsine
Barnett. Mrs. Edwins piggie, Mrs.
Annette Barnett. George Dean. AL.
iouso Dean, Floyd Hannibal. Miss
Jndy Sands. Samuel Hannibal, Jr.,
Alfred Thursion. Alfred Saunders.
JF.. Howard Styles. Henry Bethel,
Miss Pauline Edwards. Miss Alice
Edwards. Miss Joyce Thompson,
Mrs. Georgia Nelson. Mrs. Bar.
baFa Mingo and Mrs. Margaret
Fisher.
The sumpsuous repast served Al
TIE reception was enjoyed By all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Committee Report On Purchase
Of Playground Material Given

A committee made % u D. G.
Sshnaon. VILLAS 3. Perry. Alfonso
Uaam, MFn Cecll naim. g.. and
MHa. howena PlndeF hroaKhg IN .
Rauogi rlealiye 70 he purchasing
e playground mBleriaI that vas
asespled By ne v. y. ~.
I'D material d 20 be purchased
Ell a $50 % contributed b. TIE
Nasy Clarity Carnival.
n might b. a. Interest "a yuu 10
hnow tasl how ihla money happen
- 10 Be 4onaied BY lhs Navy Char.
~ Carnival. Following b IN &C.
eeunl q samss
a committee representing ne
1usenlie Couneil n Key West 40.
peafed before TIE joint committee
Theg requested ne v. 2. ". Amer.
lean Legion 10 sponsor . drive 10.
ward ohiairina reereational faelli.
ties for cui0Fnd ehildrem In key
west Judge r. 4. caro. ore n the
committee members stated that a.
the Monnle Juvealle c.uFf - per
cent e the mlnor oflenses ~ 10.
venlIes ere committed 81 enl0red
children. fIe attributed this 10 the
fact that there a No fecrealion for
them. Mr.. MeCoFdy. another mem
Der ef ne committee. suggested
that : letter be sent 10 the Navy
Charity Committee requesting q
d0nalion toward this drive.
A committee was then formed
h draw ~ this letter. Comrade
Jose planas appointed Comrades
Charles Maior ara Duulel Leeeeil.
1F.. 70 represent Wn'lam Weech
Pest iae. ComFnde Lang MILAN Al.
pointed Comrades Alphonao Dean
nnd Eugene Smith IT, represent
WMIINr n. Mlrknns Peat 0h1I.
To JuVenIle Cuunr8 Committee
- ihnn promised lill eo.opefalion
- Ihs iwo Pest commander h
behsn q ne IMo respective Posts
81 IhIa very imporianl pfolael
Iha result waG . cheek Il @sua %
lFom 10 ~cnrnlYal"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
XIV. Progressive
League Organized

TIE Key West Progressive lea.
Sue Us or9anlled Friday. septem.
bNF I. u Corniah Chapel A. n. r.
xlnn Church AZ 600 D. m.
TIE purpose II the "elubv Il "a
wnFh &c community betlermens Ia
general.
II IL also lhe purpose q ne club
b make whatever contribution Il
possibly can 70 help curb juvenile
delinquency. Il Is 10 be understood
that this club l. nos political IN
nature.
Those present Al the initial meet.
lna Of this league were william 4.
Perry, Chief Jim Y. 6lalllngs, Jose
u. Flanas. Rev. A. Franklin Hoop.
e.. A. 7. Dean. Mrs Ruby Balm.
Mrs. Rowena Pinder and b. @
johnson
An election Of officers was also
held with The following obtaining
office:
Chairman - william \. Perry
Vice Chairman -- Chief Jim n.
sialllnas
Treasurer - Jose n. pIanas
Secretary - n. G. johnson
Meetings wili be held on the Isl
Monday Of each monlh a Cornish
Chapel A. NJ. Y. Zion Church.
Tie public Is urged % attend
these meetings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Miss Oates We'd
'TOLes Mcleod

Miss Tommie Lee Oates. daugh-
teT o. Mrs. Leona Ellis and Les
les Mcleod son Of Mrs. Catherine
Andrews were married al ST. Pet.
er's Episeipal Church Saturday
September 5. BY Father John Hen
70 Reeee. Jr.. vicar Of the church.
Standing with the couple we're
Mrs. Frances JoAnSon and Arthur
Manuel.
Miss Oates Is q member Of the
Senior Class Of Douglass High
School.
Mcleod who Is q graduate Of
Douglass High School is q corporal
in the Air Force and has spent
eighteen months on the Korean
War front.
Following the wedding ceremony
q reception was held at the home
Of the brides mother, 7.E Fort vi.
lage.
Attending the reception were
Miss Jeane Tynes. Miss Georgcnia
Nielsen. Miss oretha Sweetlng. Miss
Joyce Thompson. Theodore Suarez,
Miss Doretha Pratt, Alfred CIR,
~, Donald Carey, James Potter,
Jimmie Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vatican Hayes. Ralph wclters
Buddy Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
cisco Castillo and family. the Gu
Band, Miss Mary Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lang MILAN, Ed,
ward Clarke. Mfs. Claudette Man,
vel. Miss Juanila Mingo. Daniel
Ashe. Sr.. Miss Wllhelmina Ashe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MILAN, Mrs.
0retha Pom, Miss Conchlta Pom,
william Robinson. Mrs. Bloneva
Mills and family, Dir. and Mrs.
Vernell Carey, Howard Styles. Jr.,
Alfred Saunders. Jr.. John Saund.
ers. Edward Harris. Miss Marie
Ashe and Carl Barnes.
The couple IL "a home with the
brides mother, re Fort village.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
BIRTHS


Mr., and Mrs. Edwar weeeh are
the parents Of . baby girl born
Monday. September 7. a the Naval
Hospital. The little one who weighed
seven pounds, Eve ounces Al birth
has been named Rosaiind.
Mrs. Weech Is the former Miss
Mary Burrows. . graduate Of Doug.
lass High Sehool and a practical
nurse.
Edwar Weech. her husband. 4
also . graduate of Douglass Hiah
school and 4 Korean War Veteran
who u almost entirely disabled as
TIE result Of hand injury suffered
IN Korea. lie Is confined 10 q GOV.
ernmcnt hospital until sufficiently
recovered q te permanently at
home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
CGss0ndra Curry
rs ChTisiened Al
Cornish Chapel

little cassandra DENSE Curry.
dauehieT q NJ. and Mrs. Waiter
Curry. Jr. was eilrisiened az ne
1870 O'Clock service AZ Cornish
Chapel A. NJ. 4. xi0n Church san.
day by the paAlor Rev. A. Prank.
lin Hooper.
GodpAFenls are Mrs. Marie
Sands, Mrs. Naghalee Carey. Mrs.
Beatrice shelton. Waller Harris
and Valiean Hayes.
After ne christening . gala re-.
ecplion vas held 81 ire bone
Those attending we're Mrs. Walter
Curry, Srs Leroy Roberts. Robert
Lewis Jr Gilbert Curry. Mas
cupelyn Carer. John Thompson.
Floyd Hannibal. Louis Ferris. Mrs.
Mamie Dixon, Mrs. Agatha Hep.
burn. Mrs. Cecilia Hayes, Mr.. end
Mrs. Clemmoas Wslker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Deveapx. Mrs. Janice
Legaeii, Audiey Cash, Mr.. and
Mrs. willie Ward. Miss Stella Ped.
lean, FFed Edwards.
Mrs Barbara Mae IonR. Miss
Betty Whyms. kar and Mrs. Rob
ert Whyms. Mrs. Isabelle Wallace.
Mrs. Barbara Mae sawyer. Roose.
welt Cash. Joxeuh Ruesell ghlne
Forbes. Sam Williams. Mrs. Ber.
nice Gabriel. Robert Sawyer. Cyril
Fiaher, Ne. and Mrs. Oliver Rob.
bins, Miss Geraldine Mlngo. Phi.
llp Sears. Harold Mackey Jr., Miss
Ruth Rose Nhyms. Miss Barbara
Jean Whymg. Mrs. Nancy VII.
llams, Peter Valdez, Ernest VII.
Hams. Miss Barbara Sands. Mrs.
Martha Carpenter. Antonio Key.
Mrs. phulena Mel.aln. Mrs. LYDIA
Russell and Mrs. Arlene Darrell
oui-oi.t0wn guests were Mrs
Leona Brown. Nalhanel Thompson.
Nc. and Mrs. Henry Green and
billie nrown.
tassandra received many beau.
tlial and useful gins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Citizens Are
Urged To
Register

Well yea are sitting comfortably
BY and allowing time 10 drag On
Each DAY hrings . shorter tine IN
watch % Eegixier.f0r the City cleo
ton.
Have yea torRotten thag regissra.
ton books vii close October 81
Are you waiting for the lasl mlnute
rush in Which pushing crowds ean
make y0a most mlserableg
Get 90 down 70 City Hail and re-.
ister IS soon - you can
There are those II you Who might
feel that your one vote win not
count. Dont forget that there IS an
easy FEASIBILITY that three or four
thousand others might be thinking
The sane thing.
Dont just st BY and grumhle
about the people who Get elected
and say what yeu would have done.
Go cat and register 50 that you
can vote. Remember that one vote
lyour vosel can easily be the de.
Gliding factor.
Il Is urged that the ColOred eiti.
zens 30 out and vote. n Is your
right q right guaranteed 90 YOU
as an American citizen. You are
not living IN an autocraey but In >
democracy. You have a voice IN
this government. There Is no iron
curtain" that you cannot pierce.
A. ; final plea register 50 as le
be able 10 vote in the City election
which viii be held In November
Registration books close October J
Your having voted In the National
election does not qualify you 10 vote
Ia the City election.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

In loving memory az our deai
sister and father. Mrs. Alma PIN
der Jones and Frank &. plnder
Sr.. who departed this life sepssm
Der 2, 1919 and September :
1880.
God helps rs In the time of Ioss
To see the crown beyond ths
cross.
To glimpse beyond the shades d
night
Eternal lie. eternal light"
Sadly missed By your family.
SGT. ALEXANDER PTNDER,
FRANK T.. PTNDER, JR.,
MRS. blonde POSTER.
MISS MALVISE PINDER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Sports Shorts

TIE nougiass High School re.
erx" are praeucing hard foF tAs
Openlng game wish the strong Car
yer High Eagles az neiray ReaeA.
September -. az Delray BeaeA.
The Tigers" have q rough sehs-
aule eomlng up and win definitely
have b BE ready.
The Tigers have az least -
men Who should know What b En-
pect from the strong Eagles" 1.
The Tigers" suffered the los q
first string Quarterback Samnal
Hannibal for az least 10 days viii
an ankle injury. .
Only five men we're lost b ahe
Tigers" this year but al wers
first string men. Included h he
group were Qaarserhack Alfred
"Ax" Saunders. Guard and Cap.
tain Willie big Jim" Knowles.
Kenneth LIP" Carey. Halfhack
Charles 'sSadeye" Clarke, ard Ind
Kermit Twist" Sands. Clarke and
saunders ere the greatest losses.
The return At Edward Turkey"
Clarke. end Ruias Pats" Rolls
gives The Tigers weight IS vel -
power. Clarke was cot with q bro
Ken les While Role suffered . Dis.
location Of The shoulder.
The Tigers" own some Of lhs
fastest backs In the district. They
are Raymond ''naldy" Manuel
Joseph "Jae" Kec. Donald due.
by" Carey. Alfred "Foots" Curry,
Joe Mills and James Rock" Poi.
tier.
The "end spot will Be sllehtly
weekend with only John Sweet.
water" Saunders End wardel ''pa.
Sc Cool" Hanna returning. Weldon
Fox" Dean IL also an "end'' but
has been working 0ul In the guard
SPOT"
Several newcomers have tried
out for the squad and have : good
chance TO make the team. A. n,
Montgomery. Robert whyms. VII.
lie c. Haggins. william Carey,
Hugh Bryant. Marvin Castillo and
Joe Adams are the top rockies.
Another loss 10 the team Ia Rich.
ard Hall Who wlll serve a. strain
er."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Members Of the G. s. o. Club
invite the general public 10 the
Service Center. III Whitehead 81
Sunday, September ~. for a bic
day sponsored by the Business and
Professional Women (white) Of
Key West.
II Il the hope Of the members
that the entire public win come our
10 see what Is being done Al the
club and 70 help make the Service
Organization something worthwhile
a home away from home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

AZ the home of Mrs. George
Dean. there was . farewell party
given IN honor Of her geing 10 New
York for = vacation that VIII ex.
tend Into the middle Of December
and her daughter. Dorothy. who
VIII enter Kings Mountain College,
Kings Mountain. North Carolina.
The following attended the party:
Mrs. Annie Roberts. Mrs. Grace
Sears. Mrs. Leoncia Criminals,
Mrs. Agnes Albert, Miss Malvese
pinder. Mrs. Miriam Hannibal.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Balm. Miss. Alice
Wallace. Miss Patsy Curry. George
Sands. Mrs. Annie Lowery. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie jenkins and Mrs.
Lucille Reece.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Douglass Has
Double Session

For the first time In the history
Of Douglass school there il q double
session In operation. This occur.
renee Is In the ''first grade" and
teachers engaged in the work are
Miss Enilh Thompson and Mrs.
Mary Steele Thompson. 70 pupils
are enrolled In this grade.
Parents are asked TO secure the
birth certificates Of al children In
this grade. II Is . necessity that
these birth certificates he placed
In the hands Of these teachers a.
same Is a State" requirement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Miss Geraldine c. Mingo. daugh-
Ter Of Mrs. venora p. MlngO. who
h the first colored teacher In Mar
athon for Q number Of years, re.
ports being vel pleased with her
work.
Miss Mingo Is employed BY The
Monroe County School system and
has IL pupils enrolled AZ her school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Buffers HAZE GUEST

Miss Beverly Adderiy, grand
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
iamin Butler visited her grand
parents at 30 Julia Street Monday.
Miss Adderiy Is IN her senior
year 81 Montgomery State Teach.
ers College, Montgomery. Alabama.
Miss Adderly ID the daughter Of
the former Miss Inca Butter and
Lawrence Adderly who reside In
Miami. Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

The Ward Singers sang TO an
0vernow audience a Cornish
Chapel A. NJ. +. Zion Church Mon
day. September 7.
Al who heard this well expert.
eneed group are Of the same opin.
ION that they would like 70 hear il
again. Because Of the great accept.
anee given by the city. an appear.
anee for early February Is planned.
Watch the paper for further an.
noaneements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Those having left Tor college are
Miss Dorothy Williams and wills
Knowles, Prairie View College.
Prairie View, Texas. and Miss Pa.
tricia Ferguson and Betty Lou Nee.
y. Xavier University. New Orleans,
Louisiana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Clarence Alec. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carence Alec. ST., als Viz.
Rinia s.. celebrated his birthday.
sept, 7. with . party.
81 persons were present.
4 delicious repast q ice cream,
cake, candy and punch was serv.
Cd.
Clarence Jr.. was the recipient
OF many gifts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Henderson
are the parents n . baby girl born
20 them al their home In Fort
Village, Monday. September 7.
Mrs. Susan Butler was TIE az.
tending midwife.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Little Gerald Fisher. JF.. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Fisher. ST.,
celebrated his second birthday with
q party, September
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

The members Of the v. r. W.
Auxiliary wlll be In Homestead,
Florida. tomorrow installing an
auxiliary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

Miss Elizabeth cleare Cash has
been quite u at Monroe General
Hospital.