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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 80 4-door Monterey; 2.
tone. 2. and b.. Merc-o-Matie: Low
mileage; l owner; leather and NY
Ion interior. Grady inspected and
guaranteed ct only Sl,S05.
GRADY MOTORS
Lincoln. Mercury Dealer, 74Ol wis.
9 to 8. Closed Sundays. -23
FORD '39 Fordor; r. and h. and Sc;
one owner; real economical trans
portatlon, good rubber. Grady In
spected and guaranteed at only $50.
GRADY MOTORS
LINCOLN inc ssts nssMtssrcgry Dealer. .74o1 wis.
9 to 9. Closed Sundays. -23
FORD 1949 custom VS. Fordor; r.
ana n. oyerdrtve; original metallic
green finish; one owner; custom
5eat covers. Grady inspected and
Euarenteed St only S795:
GRADY MOTORS
Lincoln Mercury Dealer, 74OI wis
syf;; 3 ]: Beth S;.l. Ma; q; 1-sliS. op:n
LINCOLN 1881 121 sedan: :. and h.,
ay9raIMatlc., WV. tires; Jet black
erigLnal nnish; fender shields and
guaranteed at only Sl.SSS. ~
GRADY MOTORS
Lincoln-Mercury Dealer, 74O1 Wis.
ave-. Bethesda, Nd, OF. Lara
Open TO 8. Closed Sundays. pa
PLYMOUTH Al 4-door; / owner; r
Snd a.. custom seat covers. original
PACK nnlsh. practically new tires.
o,i1a Gr1ady Inspected rs and guaranteed at
GRADY MOTORS
Lincoln Mercury Dealer, 74O1 via
9 to 8: Closed Sundays. "a
CHEVROLET 1913 convertibie; baby
due nnish, land h.; owner; snow
white top, Wv. tires. This looks
and runs like new. Grady inspected
and guaranteed at only S995.
GRADY MOTORS
colnsMercury. Dealers. 74O1 wis.
9 to 9: Closed SUNDAYS. -25
1858
Pontiac. Chieftain 4-dr. sed.; 60 miles
7. ana n. and Hydra; w.-W. tireS
and lots Of other extra equip. So. VIZ.
5000 down, balance financed throuEii
locaI pAnk Tor as long 9s 80 month";
at 3as: Phone laurel 922. -2S
1858
Mercury Monterey 2-dr. sed.; 20
ml1eS: otbeT: viii VIII i5.; radio and heater and
$2,495: S495 down. balance finsnced
through Q local bank for Is long as
30 months at 80. Phone Laurel 922'
-22
Evening star., 1953-02-20
GRADY MOTORS

Lincoln,Msrcury. Dealer. 74O1 wis
ave. Beth, Md. OIL. 4-3416. Open
to 8. Closed Sundays. -23
FORD 1850 custom V-S; :. and b,
and o.d.; custom Sc, Wv. tires;
original maroon flnish; o real Jewel
Grady inspected and guaranteed. at
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ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

es-Esy wsa Mnisssrial ASA q YNcAuso slubAOus.
nS-sym Classes ~ ofssrs wyss kas 9. SSaplans
se-Preseytsraa womss. crsis II. Il AFs H. T. PAGES
/ as-s. Paal1 wsn.n,, AuuElary. ., Psri.A Han
aeeKrSt Meheds chursh. Circle place 10 b. ssnoanepa
fW-NMu Frst baps1st ChurcA. 81 Ne ChursA
T.M-Pyaas Sisters. Tsnpis NJ. - =, PysAsa Hsn
Iss. Ma. Sss OSssa csSsHs.:: e s.i MI lac a
S-1ssSsa s sssI :, I wssiss Hs s " as'A' ssA'
asa-Prsshyssraa wO~sa. cEss III. xn. Edgar aarks.
sS Ps.ssy,.r.s wsnss oss. l. ., Nh Jos,pA ErusA.ss
rvusDAIa - s: :.sssIg !,
e@-Tfrih shop. al Naval commsssry. sla
&c. sss-l.dlss' Col rOarnanFnt a ks west Coz Cub
1n-ksy wsM wonans csb II ne wOnaas Cub '~'
se-kisans cuh ss Ia consha Hotel
I:e-Ezseutn BOsrd nsstna PTA. a Hssa ssSoa
.S-sstnoAe Dsasetsrs q America. e s. Annss Ran
eeansA Ne L. Degree o Posshoasas. Rsdmens
I.ss-oTdsr q Raluhsv chs ., seua.A Rns rsmu.
Is9-YouiA For chFs- 81 Femng s. Msthodia cAureh
I1-Dupaeate Bridge 81 ~ Tayur otfesrE cab
ee-ssgansrs Bridge. st n TsyOr Ofhesrs' caA
eoe-Disahsd Amer. veterans. a az AmsIa s.
esoe-csa Air Psrd Il Americas Lssoa' Homs
s:oo-sss Finigse ceOsieus cab a WV Hons
Geo-cara shges PfA. place % be snnoansed
-. sis-s.ne. Les.ons. q ~ Taylor ofhesrF Cub
n:o0-sahroa oIlssrs wives cluA. a, ?, T,,,.r
ss:ss-zxn otneers Mlses cuh place . b sHnounssd
. m.@-hsi ofhe@s wives Cub place b b. announced
iss-saaa csiy NAVY wives cub. Bads ia q. Naval
eo-Junor chsmbsr a cammsres. ss ssaAouss
G0e-Dada Ledge Ne. T. q Scottish Ras Temps
Gksy West oufboard Cab AuxiaFy place % b. announced
THURSDAY, hsxsmAss So
n:ts-Rosay ciuh. az s. Psuls Parish HaH
1:oo-ThHh shop. az Naval Commiaaary. Ia
Es-MouEos Gsnsrn Hospital womans Auxiliary az TIE AospE
tal
9eo-rss Methodist chsrsA Circle n place 10 Be announssd
T:ee-DoFeas Society 81 LaihsFsn Chuek
1sso-c. A p. Cadets. Il Fey west High Sehod
e.oe-Elks Ledge a TIE euhhouse
Geo-VFw Post No. 8n. Il he Pest Hone
FRlnAxs NsvsmAes Cen
iaoe-cym Classes iOr ofnssn wives Il nag o. sssplans
Base
ia:n-ofncsss' wvsr cluh 81 ~ -ayir
J:se-leuiA For @ Isl. st Poneiana sapast Church
eoe-FeEn chapasr afesrs' Cab oEs. announced
eoo-cayo hseso Grstao. 81 Redmsns Han
SATURDAY.. hsvsmAsr rAs .
ioa-Bazaar Old soas MeGodht ChmcA lie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Patio Restaurant
Opens, Also
Trade Winds Part

First wesk q TIE opsnlng Il Ghs
paiio reSlauraHt 81 Trade winds
also hrogghi. an0sheT of PRE- End
Rsnce Haas0n's parties. .this
time . spooky affair IN keeping
vita Halloween festivities.
Fred. - 4 cat man. ard Renee
as witch shrunk from ne classify
figure tAsi kept popping W VIII
alarming frequeney. while Ten
Karns - q mammy Esa eomplsts
With Ease.
The Trade Winds Pasio which
has opeAed Ger The seasoa has. a.
Is general manager. Ralph DiaE.
ne celebrated chef Who spec.allz.
Is IN charcoal hroling b norris
Watts Who Is weli kno~n IN Chi
case. New York and MlanAi amoug
gnurmesa.
A. Trade Winds swings Into he
winter season. the Thursday eve.
ning parties under TIE direetioa u
The Hansoas will coniinae, While
ne exesllent cuisine loss knoWu
% key Wesiers will BE- served IN
ne patio. ne LaEarovieis are own.
ers 81 thla club and restaurant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Noes Celebrates
Halloween Here

HaIlowx'en was esisArsts6 e tAe
Noes .Servicemens' Club VITA Z
dance, salwtainmeni and refresh.
meats. Music for daneing vas Ear
nisAed b. ne Tune Topperx' or,
ehastra, la Cellrich. leader, via
Gus Ayala at the piano ard Ruhy
Nicksraon ea ne Base vtol.
The prisa lor ths preitiest eos.
tune was awarded b Deiories Kin.
ehens Yoianda conxales was ths
winner Il tha prize iog ne YER.
dest eossnme. and ne euaest coo.
pie prlns vent Do wa BaFxoaa and
Beverly Bailey In twin outfiaa.
Refreshments we're served u
hosiessss. Mrs. Alma LATTE. Mas
Rose Carsia and ths Masses Olga
and Nellia BrasL
Dameea 81 lhs Noes have lea
made ssliupporting ~ eAaeKlng
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

a snail sdmisisss Zee. Ths main-
tsnanee e Ne shoissems enter.
taiament afforded 10 young service.
men by Ne Cub has long I'D ne
approval Il the community.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

n. BaFeslo. Gale Rae varela. PAT.
gicia Am Han. Grace conzalsa.
Shiriey Fernandez. Violet Lsnee.
Diane Lsnee. Norma Avlla. susie
Reman. Dora Borio and Nj. anl
Mfa. Ralph Conxales.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

WIFE.
The mnehsun whleh s sponnsred
nnd atisnded ~ al Naval oflicers
wives clahs wlll have - eAair.
man. Mrs.. L. n. Blaelow. Fl FAw.
IT.. -. s. r. xmifA from the
as'As Esp b eo-ehaiFmam.
tpNrr eomm.a~~ s~~sia are Mrs.
v ~sian. sangram Chairman.
N Mirhardsnm. piano;
.Nu .sankins, singers:
f.I-m tsmmifies bead Il Ms
w. G. Nsalon. whlle memheFs -
the music eommiltee ineiude Mrs.
m. H. niehardson. pianist. and
sinas-s MS. H. !. haskinS wr.
T. i. 49, rsV "a. Z. W PerT
nezoral a and menu eommiifee
are Mrs ]. L. BsitngeF. Jr.. chair.
man snd Mrs. G. l. kullhera and
MEk n L. Haskana
Mrs. A. q. Haneltine b In charge
al name tags; the poster CON.
mittee Chairman IL Mrs. Z. A. Ed.
e.. assisted 10 Mrs. J. A. Daven.
pert and Ars. ~ P. Davenpoft.
BABY sitter Chairman il Mrs.
W. P. Mia. Punch howl CEN.
mitise Il Mrs.. q. c. cheatham and
Mrs. L. I. ward. In charge a the
door prize are Mrs A \. Hasel.
tine I'D Mrs. c. L. Kullbera. FORT
Taylor advisory member u Mrs
w. Z. Bruce.
Reservations nay BE made By
ealilng - Taylor besore wednes.
day. Nev. sFd % thf0ugh advisory
beard msmbers before Taesday
Nev. nd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Key West Girl
Engaged To
Nary Man

NJ. ed IRA. L1uis y. Mollna,
al WhilaAea6 g., announee tAe
enENeemena Il TIER dnaahieF.
guns. - Frank z. slory. g.. no
IL siniioaed 81 Boea chiea Naval
AR Statian. He 10 the SEQ II the
seniw Frank Y. stnrya Of Buffalo.
IN. Y. Plans Or ths weddlag wiii
he annuuneed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Party HOnOrs
Miss Gonzales

A perry a he home 81 Mr. and
Mra Ralph Gonzalss. iais varella
s., hsaored thelr daughter. Lour.
dss.. co hsr sixtssnth birthday.
Miss coaaales. IN . red taffssa
frOek and 3 eorsSss oi red and
whiis earastions. had. 81 Der
gs@is. ne Misses Jaequsllne De.
lansy. Doria Hernandez Cecilia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Garden Club
In Meeting
Thurs. Erening

TAsFs - he o msstin9. - firss
az ths ssasaa. ef tha GaFden Cub
Al fha weman's Cub a. %. m.
Thuxaaay.
Prouam eksrmnn fnx ths net.
ina - he IRA Thonss Chandlsr
and sli4Ns ~ he ske4a e PIE.
tnFea takaa ~ gu6es Aqanino 10.
pea. 1r. amd Mira. 3. c. MaFnns
durine thalr Fecent tripa In Kw.
opR. Ths piramree are seemns a
Eurupean gardens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

awhns 81 make youg LIS fog 70
mnrrvw rs fine ed weather
aays. sd Il makea 20 SAD yua
ltxe aFuand here. aoexat ~
HOPE y0u had q very niee week.
end. apd TAT youu have ~ nice
3 week. See yoa afuand again "a
Wednesday. 20 watck aar ne. Law
and ss1ff. axon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

his is . thank yoa Do the Key
West ladies' Who prepare. tks dsli.
ei0as coach food Al tha Rotary
luneh@oas. n ~ real Ksy wesl
home eooking. sxpartiy prupared
and served. MAYBE mat aeeouuis
sor some 81 ths popuinrity sf ne.
tary meetings here h Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

Arrange slices ~ tomato GO
roands of toasl. sprinkle VITA Erat.
ed cheddaF cheese ana hnoa bszf
unti the cheese Is melted. Serss
q cnce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

Iasa wssk was aassisasi eshV
Wsek. aa6 hsfsFs 80 esheas de
eempls1slY sweV NE . SISTERS
anlasA. i4aal ICES hss aseiasd
- carry shinss . wsa bR eas.
aAsa9 amd clean 80 sama vaFy 90.
aAa@ nn9 hanuaiAa e8aa smd amas.
n lsei hnsi ssl sea6v go ehslsi.
mea. vhls shsuia press - bs .
ss9Y zee lAlnn - zee faiks
go hshlss. e. 80 ere sEpess-
- haAisa.
FsFsf 81 80 Ne - zeal dsala
asund % i6aal. lpeeafY. hmam !
wasa Dha eanaauF erh sheeaa w
uaananFd slrsa - 49, sc aash.
bS9Mf srs thaae saswsy waass
Aver hlr61ays elapaFs Iinlnss
saa1 srs tanous tFsvalsrs snd
tsmsss nlshfiine wserNrs hse -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Italian War Orphan viii Be CHest
Of Fort Taylor Officers Vices. Club
II Luncheon Meeting Here Friday

Maria carmsla Is vsechis nneysarod HsIan orphas
adnped ~ e US eli be guest q Taylor
olcers euh As un eheoR mseng Friday New sh
apeeal Fafe I'll Be bed a. TIE meeslng and poreeds w De
f9 Nara nnsasxes % the aneheon wt the FAwTU
aup Il ofnarS wha w nieFsnn wih oEgna
akA twelve deprfmg "a DAP IN TIE ms a ocea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

Stephea Siaxistoa. Chambsr e
commerce SECRETARY Tod a meet.
ing at the Key West Hotel Axsoela.
t0n 10 preraFe 10 meet siin CEN
petition for p4cetme to1rist trade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

charlss neheFt Carey. 60 Il Afr
and Nrs. Jahn y. Carey af Liza
morada, wAs iniiistsd into ri Zap
pc PA. national soeial fraternity
II FloFida State univsssity les
wesk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

lane noore Thompsoa and Rufh
Marie Baker e key West are sfn-
dents az ne uaixerxity a Ksa-
tucky.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

Mrs.. J. y. watkins. GO Mar.
garst s.. kaa returned eFom . trip
% Chieaso. Atlantic Chg and wash
ington. whas N Auantle City she
visited Der son-ln-law ard dangh.
Ter, Ensign David y. GaFrison AID
Mrs. GaFrison. and bar grand
dauahisr. Terri. In waahingloa,
ID. c. Is. Watkins aaw MFn.
JosspA Elwuod snd family. Mrs.
Elwood is tks swmer Mary JoAn-
sec e Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

! I'D yea min vas ~ eafinssl
meath q the yeaF. .euaslAs a De.
eemhef taai "A. 90 here's Q hramd
new nus bread rsxsps ym'n llka.
ne nsw crsp q nuts b n now,
90 they 4 b gruncA ana navuraul.
Mz eneAan eup saRar, enc eeK.
one and cas kuFsh eups MIA -.
Eeshez. fhsn mix well lnas thrse
eupa blaqniek ana ena and oma
Aad GUS q your aavursas hruma "a
Malnais. Beat haFd De . seenndn.
FoaF inao wt1 greased Leaf pana.
Arrange wa,nul halves e. 90 iur
deeoEatoa. BAH Is = 8 Slnutsr.
uaia = iooihpiek shgzss ihas tAa
esntsr eosnes est aean.
Harn eui Ca . ease rask eowaE
vita . rieaa dlahaouul and caal
asfors euttinG. I llks 4 eel butasr.
60. e mads a. ersam ehasas
sandwiches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

Arfhur N sasppard. In ekarxs
lcg ne wcrk prcxets a En- 81
for Mani &c a few dayA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

Tee esHf 80 ~ awsv sssm
FssFss's' - e. 49, - vss have
- Mse wAh rauw leuAa. PES
masm ; wsH asks 80 smosa ~
sassm. oenaids eaa maks shs
~sss - sAs@ ~ yss anv slns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

gamsa =. Fslton, soa waaAlnn-
inn o.. 'hms bean prumuted 10
Ser9eant first class In TIE n.
O. 7. c. unii a Eiorida souiAern
College.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

Card Rsbsrts save . Hano0esn
party 81 her home a. soi NNiar
81 last n.Ehl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Ten And Twenty
Years Ago
~ rsksa issn $50 e.
- eaasaa


Mrs. J. h. SalllFan sad Chldrea
who hsd eeea vikiiinE relatives II
Sprinzhsid. Mass. rstarncd hoas
yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

The Misses Mnrion cavoaria aid
Adalaide osTander af noeksway
Beaeh. y. Y. have hsea tAe Fseent
guests q ~. and Mr1 v. slg.
noreili 81 10 Ashby s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

mats ~ tAs shogpa.s v@u
nave - - nday. lrisnAs. - eel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

Rotary Cub welcomed EaEi A.
ans hsek % their meeting afles
Ma Fneama Mlness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

AovHMBGR Z 10
uehts hased aI ever Ksy wen
last nighL foF tie firsi time IL -
moafhs marking tAe end 81 PERI
irom postihle enemy agiica.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10

gram is registered with a state or
federal apprenticeship agency.
4. And you want to make sure be-
fore you get going. where to apply
for this special kind of training. At
ter you decide which skilled trade
you want to learn, you may apply
directly to an employer, to a labor
organization of the trade in which
you wish to be trained, or to the To-
cal office of the State Employment
Service.
Most of all. says VA, be SURE
what you want to do before you do
it.
. Question of the Week
@. I've gone back on active militia
ry duty, and my National Service
Life Insurance policy is under wal
yer. Will I collect dividends during
the period the waiver is in effect?
A. No Dividends may not be paid
on policies during the period when
the premium waiver is in effect.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10

The first bit OF advice to the vet
Grams boils down to this: Know eX-
actly what you are oging to do Be
FORE you start doing it. Think out
your objective, and what it means
to your future security before max
ing a decision, VA advised.
With a training objective in mind,
the veteran should work out an a
greement between himself and the
employer-or a Joint Apprentice
ship ommittee-which sets forth
the exact terms and conditions OF
the training to be received by the
veteran. This must include a sche-
dule of the work processes you'll be
expected to master during your pro-
gram.
Also, your agreement must state
that you'll be paid regularly increa-
sing wages to keep pace with your
increasing skills, and that a definite
period OF training is Scneduled'
Make sure your agreement calls
for classroom instruction in subjects
related to your work on the job. Al
so make sure your agreement calls
for the award of Certificate OF
Completion of Apprenticeship when
you finish training.
Some other most important points
are:
l. Be sure that your training pro-
gram calls for proper supervision.
Q. Be sure that there are some
means of determining the number
of journeymen to be TRAINED in
proportion to the number of jour-
neymen EMPLOYED.
8. Be sure your apprentice pro-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
Volunteer Help
For Civil Defense
Sought Here

The United Veterans Defense
Council of Seattle Is about to acti-
vate the campaign for volunteer
workers for civil defense. At its ex-
ecutive committee session last week,
it was the unanimous opinion that
even though there is a cease-fire
condition in Korea, there is that
possibility of a real flare-up.
The following organizations and
their auxiliaries are members of
the council: Spanish American Vet
Grams, Veterans of Foreign Wars, A
merican Legion, Legion of Valor,
Order of Purple Heart. Marine
Corps League, Catholic War Veter-
ans. Canadian Legion and Greater
Seattle Squadron Air Force Associa-
ton.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
The Vets
Mailbag

MANY KOREAN VETS SEEK APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING
VA today the veterans of the Korean
f indicated interest taking apprentice train
CT Bill
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10
Jobs Open

Applications for hospital attend
ant (mentaD and practical nurse
will close Monday, Oct, IL, the Uni
ted States Civil Service Commission
warned today.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10

PUYALLUP-Mrs. Arthur YamaAA
P. o. Box III, Milton wash.
PORTLAND-TOm OksSakf
7404 N. Denver, Portland, Greg.
rACOMA-Yasuko HashimOto
1716 Fawcett Ave, Tacoma, Wash
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10

Colo completed
all The machine
10
requires operate
reuire about persons
Hrosh of Aul invented
topper.
Colo, IG(Coorado Times Dspatch-Seven high
Tuesday shotgun killing DR. Ralph
Colorado professor the Pan Anne
Highway confessions
and painful for Mrs Swain the former
Sterling Tom r. and
Ra 'ph 10.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-10-10

YAKIMA-Mrs. Kara Konde
SOB Lynn Place, Yakima, Wash.
SPOKANE-Martha Tsuji
618 South Grant st.
Spokane 8, Wash.
ONTARIO-Shig HirOnaka
Box TAI. Ontario. Ores.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-15

Mrs. Sam Skunza and Mrs, Ivan
hoff.
Publicity is being handled by
Mrs. Edward Maloney and Mrs.
Warren Marshall
The Holy Cross Parish Council of
Catholic Women is making plans
to entertain the Displaced Persons
Group who is at the present al
tending Ohio State University. This
get-together will be held in the
school hall on Sunday afternoon.
May II, from 8 to ) pm.
The students are requested to
bring their families and friends.
A very interesting program is be-
ing planned by the International
Relations Committee of which Mrs.
George Schornak is chairman.
Refreshments will be served by
Mrs. Charles hartman and her as
sisting hostesses: Mrs w. f..
Neil, president of the Parish Coun-
ell, Mrs. Preston French, Mrs. w.
j. AIRY and Miss Margaretha NJ.
TheiS
Among the honor guests for the
occasion will be Fathe, Joseph A.
Hakel pastor of Holy Cross par
ish. Father Lawrence Coreoran and
Father Dascolvis Suminas
DOVER-The recent meeting
of the study club was held at
the home of Mrs Philip Marglet-
ia. The program was as follows:
verse about hymns of Our Lady,
given by the hostess; story of the
origin of the Novena Rosary. pre-
Sented by Mrs. Carmine Anton
ELI: story concerning the finding
of the Holy Cross, given by Mrs.
Rocco Contini; and paper on
the Sacrament of Matrimony
presented by Mrs. George Chau-
drue, Father David Dressman,
pastor of st. Joseph's Dover, led
the discussion about the sacra-
ment
NEWARK-Women of all parish
es in Licking County were invited
TO take part in the Day of Recol-
lection sponsored May 13, by the
Aquinas Study Club Services start
ed with the celebration of Mass al
9 a. m. in St Francis de Sales
church, and continued through the
middle of the afternoon. Father
John Sullivan O.P.. of Somerset
was The celebrant of TIE mass and
the retreat.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-15
Montana DCCW Head
Has SIOUX ancestry

CONRAD, Mont. - (NC) - The
new president of the Conrad Dean
cry Council of Catholic Women
might be called "Warca-ota-win. -
That means Bouquet of Flowers
in the Indian tongue and recalls
her years of service as head of the
Altar Society at Little Flower par
ish, Browning.
Better known as Mrs. Guy Smith
or Victorio Lambert Smith, she is
proud of her Indian ancestry and
can speak the Sioux tongue fluent
ly. She is one-half Cheyenne Riv-
er Sioux Indian and one half
French, her maternal grandfather
being a full-blooded Sioux.
On April is she was chosen pre-
sident of the Conrad Deanery
Council of Catholic women for a
tWO-year term.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-15

A panel OF judges, which will de
termine the best book includes.
Father Juniper Carol. O.F.M., pres.
ident of the Neurological Society
of America; Father Harold c. Gar
diner, Sd, literary editor oil Amer.
ica; Richard J. Hurley, associate
professor of library science. Cath.
olic University of America; Sister
Mary Joseph, director, Gallery of
Living Catholic Authors, and Bro
ther Stanley Mathews, S.M.. librar.
ian of the Marina Library here.
Books under consideration for
the first medal include: Studies
in Praise of Our Blessed Mother,
edited by Msgr. Joseph c. Fenton
Famous Shrines of Our Lady"
volume two, by Henry Gillett,
Mary in the Documents of the
Church" by Paul F. Palmer; I'VE
Saw Her." by B. G. Sandhurst;
The Woman Shall Conquer, by
Don ,Sharkey; "The Worlds FIRST
Love-" by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen;
and THE Seven Swords" by Ger
aid Vann.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-15

DENNISON - The Altar Soci-
ETY. and PCCW groups at Immac.
ulate Conception parish have de
cided to hold a white elephant"
auction for the benefit of the
Mental Hygiene campaign now
being conducted.
The next Communion Sunday
is on May II, with Holy Hour
from 3 to 4 pm. June 2 is the
date for the next meeting. and
Mrs. iargaret Ringler has been
named chairman of the June
luncheon committee
The Christian Mothers Contra
ternity of ST. Aloysius parish is
having conservation OF new mem.
bers on Sunday, May II at the
O'Clock Mass. In the annex immed.
lately after the Mass there will be
a Communion Breakfast for all
and a reception for new
The Altar-Rosary Society OF ST
LadiSlauS parish is sponsoring a
Chicken Paprikas Dinner on Sun,
day May II II will be served in
the school hall, 277 Reeb Ave,
from 1890 to 3 pm
The menu will consist OF chick
en- paprikas. noodles, giblets,
rice, buttered peas, salad bread,
butter, coffee, and kifles. The
cost is S150 for adults and rs
cents for children.
Society president Mrs. John
Kustick has named Mrs. John
lyanhoff and Mrs. Charles Fra
ley as co-chairmen Mrs. Mi
chael Yandrick, Mrs. George
Tanner, Mrs. Albert Macioci, and
Mrs. Mary Varga are on the tick
ct committee.
Table committee members are:
Mrs. Frank Macdonald, Mrs. Jo-
seph Ardper, Miss Calson, Miss
Dabo, Mrs. Gerlihg, Mrs. John
Szabo, Mrs. Harold Hirschman,
Mrs. Nistlebeck, Mrs Beck, Mrs.
Carpenter, Mrs. Finta Mrs. Ray
PAIL, Mrs. Paul Kelley Mrs. Ma
lay, Mrs Margaret Brooks, Mrs.
Erdoes, and Mrs. Miller.
Other committee members are:
Mrs. Contasta, Mrs. Corneilec.
Mrs Rouiselle, Mrs. Julia Krum.
per. Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs. Russ, Mrs
Lenkey, Mrs. Roeo Zuboyich,
Mrs. Hritz, Mrs Taraba, Mrs
Grace Horvath, Mrs Martczika,
Mrs. Fauika, Mrs. Jagerski, Mrs.
Weaver, Mis-. Santo, Mrs. Eramo,