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Evening star., 1953-09-13
w. w. LEWIS OFFERS
All Omen Sunday 1-Dark

lockwood RAMBLERS - S13,75O.
terms. Three spacious bedrms., at
tractive Hollywood bath with dressing
table. large living rm.. modern equip.
kitchen. full dry bsmt., outside en-
trance, handicapped lot paved street;
ton; ready occupancy. Directions:
One. mile north University of Mary
land, turn right on Edgewood rd. to
open sign on left. Salesman. Mr..
Cockill. ewes. WA. 7-S9S2.
HOLLYWOOD. 5000 Nantucket. ST.
Three-bedrm. brick rambler. Living
nm. equipped kitchen. tiled bath.
fence; close school; assume large CT
loan, approximately S85 month IN
cluding ground rent; S12,950. terms.
Salesman. Mr.. Moore, ewes. WA.
N. agos Il, AVE, oAKv1Ew. se17 Dilston
rd.-Two-story brick Three bed
equipped kitchen. full dining rln,,
bsmt.. storm doors and windows, side
porch high landscaped lot: nice f.
Mr.. Addison. ewes, Central s-4s6i'
MT. RAINIER - Executives home,
4014 31st st. Spacious brick Co.
lonial. ideal for entertaining. Large
rooms. custom features. ctr. recep-
tion hall. huge living rm... fireplace.
lge: bedrms;. full baths. end floor.
Third floor has two additional rooms
Full bsmt., knotty-pine recreation
rm. with bath; 2-car garage; fine
corner lot with trees. Purchaser may
assume S20.0 900 mortgage. Close TO
everything. S26,950 Saleslady, Mrs
Gregory, ewes, OIL. 4-2273.
RIVERDALE. 1905 Sheridan st.-Two-
bedrm, bungalow. Living rm.. dining
rm:, breakfast nook. kitchen and
bath: bsmt. apt. with 8 fine rms. and
bath; h;-w:h,. outside entrance. lge.
lot. S14 $50. easy terms. Salesman,
CRYSTAL sPRfNGs. 1O9 srd st.
CMetzerott rd. d.)-Three-bedfm. bun
galow. mr.. new asbestos shingle; full
bsmt:, outside entrance. oil h.-w. h.,
sity of Maryland. $4,000, terms.
Owner leaving area. Salesman. Mr.
Byrne. ewes, EN-. 2-S217.
HEITMULLER ESTATES, 2407 Met
zerott rd.-Custom-b built brick ram
bler. Three twin-size bedrms.. lge.
living rm., fireplace. equipped kitch-
en-, dining rm.: fnll bSmt., recreation
Directions: Out Riggs rd. to Meter
oft, right on Metzerott to open sign.
Salesman, Mr.. Bowen. eyes,. AP
RIGGS RD.. WILLOW LANE-Three
bedrmS., detached Colonial brick, /
acre ground, equipped kitchen, nice
side porch. garage. S14.950. terms
Directions: Out Riggs rd. to Willow
lane. left "a block to property. Sales
man, Mr.. lager. ewes. HA. 2-7919
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
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HE. 4-3500.
peter j. hagan


ST. JAMES PARISH
Large, det. 2-story: 8 rms. and bath.
fun bsmt.; oil h.-w.h. Conveniently
located, walking distance to stores,
churches, shopping. 1-fare car zone,
public and parochial schools. Priced
$l2,50O; may arrange CT loan,
S1.250 cash, balance less than rent.
RIVERDALE
Need lots of room? 5-room stucco
bungalow with finished stairway to
lEe. expandable attic; full, dry bsmt.
with outside -entr.; gas h.-w.h., det.
garage. lge: front and rear porches,
storm windows and doors. Beautiful
large lot; easy terms
BRICK RAMBLER
Convenient Woodlawn area.-Three
lee. bedrms... lge. Hv. rm. .-din. area,
mod. kit; nice inclosed back porch
full bsmt. with shower: beautiful
landscaped lot Assume lge. CT az
$4,000 down.
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
UN. 1885. UN. 4-19s5. WA. 7-1257
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OPEN ! to q
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
3-bedrm. brick has a large liv. rm.,
separate din. rrn., well-equipped kit,
lge. screened side porch on 1st A.
3 lge.> bedrms. and tile bath on 2nd
q. Full bsmt. with outside entrance.
Front and back yards well fenced.
Nice level lot with beautiful shrub
berry Der I Hsrd-surfaesd streets; good
sewerage. water, oil h.-w.h. Only
S15,950. To reach: Go out Pa. ave.
Sc. to Alabama ave-. turn left, 60
straight out to Marlboro pike to
District Heights, turn left on Gate
way blvd. to property.
CORAL HILLS
Very attractive 2-story brick house.
has lge. liv. rm., separate din. rm.,
full equipped kit, 1 bedrm. on 1st
bed snd sGieafe tie BSfS End nice H. Fn SiTi
bsmt. with built-in garage and u
bath; oil h.-w.h.: in sight of shop
ping center, bus stop: on hard
surfaced street. City sewerage and
water. Fenced-in back yard. Plenty
Of beautiful shrubbery and shade
trees; S16,95O; easy terms.
CLINTON
3-Bedrm. Rambler
This lovely home has very lge. Nv.
rm., 3 nice size bedrms., separate
din. .rnn., tile bath, well-equipped
kit: lge., level lot; attached garage,
Shade trees. Priced for only S13,60o,
Nr. Suitland Park Hwy.
2-BEDRM., FULL BSMT.
This home has 2 bedrms., liv. rm..
equipped Kit. fun bsmt.; oil h.-w. h.
On hard-surfaced road. Only
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-77OO.
u ACRE
Md. - Small estate with
modern. 3-bedrm., newly decorated
bsm Ge1sfa eSpsnsbe Ge atte paysd o STREET iS
2-car garage. Priced at only S12,.
CHEVERLY
One blk. to Ct. Ambrose. Immaculate
liv. rm. with fireplace. fun din. rm.
modern equipped kitchen, cool scr
side porch with awnings. Full bsnt,
fenced yard. Assume lge. CT loan
Full price only $l6.750. For ouicl
sale.
$500 DOWN-$70 MO.
Fiye-Eoom bungalow; Nv. rm.. din. rm.
schools, 1 blk. TO transp. and shop
ping.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166. WA. 7-66b6. WA. 7-Oe36
Ia
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CAPE col
LEWISDALE
1902 22nd AVE.
OpEN CTTN TOE

This lovely detached brick home is
less than / yr. old. Consists Of
large liv.. rm., din. rm.. stream
and tiled bath. 2nd d. roughed-in in
for rooms and bath. Large daylight
basement With Law. and outside en-
trance. Lot 65x15O. Trades consid-
cred. Priced right for quick sale
Directions: Out Riggs I'd. 70 Amherst
I'd, right to 22d ave-, left to open
PECK co. LA. e-0666
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

College PIX, Brk. Colonial
s17,959 Is Is sAAcRIF!GE Ass RRIcE
Prof. trans. anx. sell immed.; handy
res. loc. n. sch.; 3 bedrms., firepl.,
bsmt. wIshower and n bath Ben
dix; landscaped. fenced lot; exh. fan.
Lot 61x110. Mr. Fortin, 10. S-S390.
cox 4 20 IN 4-15oR.
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$10,95O
BUNGALOW

Features liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
Ermi. kit Ist mr.; 2 bedrms. and
heat. Outside flrepl., nice garden
Call for appt., 10. 9-9110: eyes,,
Mr.. Brewer. LA. 6-7S29.
Puffenberger & Moore
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peter j. hagan
S61 PER MO.

3eautiful year-old cape cod; Q bed
rms. expand. attic. liv. .rm., din;
rm. IEe. lot. self storing storms and
screens fully insulated; fun price,
Sun, 20. 6234-6236 Suitland I'd.
TO reach: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to end.
right to Suitland rd.. left about 3
miles, left about 4 miles to house.
JOHN H. McALLISTER REAL
ESTATE, 10. S-2555.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
UNIVERSITY PARK
RRnn 44fh AVE

OPEN SUNDAY 8 TO 9
brick Colonial on large
corner lot; 1st q. has bedrm.. full
bath, liv. rm.. din. rm., sun porch
and new kit: End d. has 3 bed
rms. and full bath: oil h.-w h. 2
car garage; fenced lot. To, IN
Underwood ST., right on Underwood
JAMES M. CARR, INC.
4410 Knox Rd., College Park. Md,
WA 7-02O2. WA. 7-13b9.
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$1,000

Total price, $50 per mo-: assume 4ee
CT loan: mod. 2-bedrm. Cape Cod
with bsmt. fenced yard. Your
chance to get an $1,000 house at
a bargain price If you have So $50
rd.. MorninEside. Md JOHN H.
McALLISTER REAL ESTATE, 10.
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OPEN SAT. AND Sun.

OPEN SAT. AND BUN.
II PM.
STONE-FRONT BRICK RAMBLERS
Three bedrms. Il pine paneled); lot
over 10000 50. IT,, shady trees and
wooded: de luxe elec. kit. flrepl.,
beaut. bSmt. Only SI7.950. Direc-
tionS: Annapolis I'd. to Films lane
go 2/10 mi. to HERB BEDFORD
open sign, AP, 7-2345. Ia
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$6,950
SUITLAND

Liv. rm., lge. kit. with cabinets, 2
bedrms., bath, nice porch. oil heat,
cement driveway, lge. lot 90x1s0:
for appt., 10. 9-9110. Ewes, Mrs
Wright, 10. S-7761.
p11ffepheroor q, REoora
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OPEN LEWTspALF-REDUcED


$4,000
S71 OF pays all, assume $4,000 4%o
GI; 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
equipped, 8 shade trees, highest
lot in area. Must go today. Direc-
tions: Out Univ. lane to gath St,
Lane Manor in one block. turn
right to open sign. ALVIN EPLING,
2317 Lewisdale Drive. UN. 4-0313.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
peter ]. hagan

UN. 1855. UN. 4-19s5, WA. 7-1257
liz
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BRICK RAMBLER on

DOCTORS. dentist. NIB. s07 8.
rms, incl. Office. First hr. one bath.
] powder rm., very mod. homo.
Owner leaving, must SELL extra
large lot. heart of growing de-
velopment. garage, nice home for
anybody. Now open until sold.
Priced low with reas. terms. See
it Sunday lie pm. sure. LARRY
o. STEELE, RE. 7-04e3. ia. q
NEW s-BEDRM. STONE. 2 lacres:
25 min. D. C. Sale or rent by
OWNER. Call Vienna 147-J-11.
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$500 DOWN-S7O MO.
RAMBLER-S10.950
$9,1OO
CLINTON

Liv: rm., din. alcove, mod. equip. kit,
. bedrms., full bSmt., storm windows
and screens; level 1h-acre lot; low
down payment with S67.5O per mo.
Call for appt.. 10. 9-911O; ewes
Mrs. Blaylock, LU. 2-4976.
Puffenberger & Moore
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
1904 COLESvILLE RD;

oPEN oos2Ea GTkESHflssET s1NpAY ) rs 81 :
Brick rambler on corner lot in thi'
choice location. Large liv. rm. with
fireplace; separate din. rm,' YER vers
screened porch. full bsmt. Thi'
property is very eonv. to North.
western High. To inspect: Out
University lane to Colesville rd.
right on Colesville rd. to sign.
441O Knox Rd.. College Park. Md
WA. 10000. WA. 7-7359
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S24, PARk
LOVELY CALVERT HILLS SECTION
Here's a solidiy built white brick 3-
bedrm and 2-bath Colonial, in
excel. cond. close to schools. churches
and transp. Has modern kitchen
with dishwasher. disposal and break,
fast bar; 2-car garage; screened
porch. recr. rm. Good trees on
new appraisal. 460S Beechwood
road UN, 1854. IA
Evening star., 1953-09-13

RAMBLER, open 2 till dark. Excel.
cond. 3 bedrms., all-elec. kit,
garbage disposal, full basement,
screened porch, fenced lot. Close
to shopping, transp. Dir: Out
}an. New HapR ayf left tSa tS Uniyersity Rnns
CLAUDE SHIFLET, TU. 2-040O.
RA 2-o27Q
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FOR SALE OR REM

FOR SALE OR RENT-2-bedrm., Is
. story Colonial; North Arlington.
OWNER: EN-: 3-6952; T15
like rent, purchases this. 2-year-old
brick rambler, loc. on knoll, with
good view; 3 nice bedrms., large
liv. rm., equip. kit; auto. heat;
Sl6,300. Open Sat. and Sun. Out
2S14 and ESTES REALTY sign.
IA. 2-4242. -13
QUICK SALE, below mkt; Arl.; -
bedrm. Col; firepl.; full bsmt.; all
newly decor; close to Pentagon. Arl.
Hall, schools: your terms. JE. 3-33S4.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

OPEN SAT, SUN. 2 TO 8
NEW RAMBLER. 3-BEDRM. BRICK
CLOSE-IN MARYLAND
Low DOWN PAYMENT, $1T950.
Directions: Out Piney Branch rd..
left on Philadelphia, right on
Takoma, right on Boston to open
sign. h,d,sv r.o,tv -
JU. S-3066, AP. 7-2464; UN. 4-2394.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
CORAL HILLS
CLINTON
3-Bedrm. Rambler

This lovely home has very lge, Nv.
rm., nice size bedrms., separate
din. rm., tile bath, well-equipped
kit: lge., level lot: attached garage.
Shade trees. Priced for only $13.500,
Evening star., 1953-09-13

ATTENTION
& rms. det, brick ll5 baths, slate
roof, 1andscapei yard; offered for
less than $4,000 on terms. See
this outstanding value.
OPEN SUNDAY ] y
1904 14Lh AVE.
To reach: Out N. H. ave. is miles
past D. c. line. to Erskine st turn
right. go , blocks to 1ith ave-. turn
right. see. our sign. Mr.. Carter
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO
1ealtOr ,.I24 18th ST. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Md. Small estate with
modern, 3-bedrm., newly decorated
bSmt.. eXpansible attic. OIL h.-w.h :,
2.car garage. Priced at only S12,.
$50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
Mrs. C. B. HarUey
To Be Patron At
GuIfstrearrl Race

Mrs. Wilhelmina Harvey, state
president of Business and Profess
sional Woman's Club, a Key West
resident, will be among patrons In
the Gulfstream Park Dinner
Stakes to be run on March II.
The Turf Club Dinner Stakes
originated at Pimlico in 1870 and
was won by a 3-year-old, Freak
ness, from whom the famous
Preckness race was named. 1t is
an innovation at GuIfstream Park,
with an impressive list of repre-
sentative people in club, society,
business financial and political
being invited to be programmed as
owners" of horses for that one
race. The $500 purse viii, of
course, 60 to the rightful owners
Of the racers, with gala dinner
party in the beautiful Gulfstream
Park Turf climaxing the afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
Nary Man Weds
Miss Susie Duke
Friday Afternoon

Miss Susie Duke became the
bride of Robert Sutton SOa, USN,
who is stationed at the Fleet Sonar
School in ceremony performed
by Justice of the Peace Ira AL.
bury on February q at 1880 p. m.
The bride was given in marriage
by Fred Stems, owner of Duffy's
Delmonico Tavern where the mar
riage took place.
The bride wore a gown of pink
taffeta and tulle with a dainty
head veil. She carried orchids.
The bridesmaid, Miss Lucille
Esqto, wore a gown of blue taffe-
ia and tulle. Her flowers were
carnations.
Best man for the groom was
Jack Burke of the u. S. Navy.
The couple left for a brief
honeymoon trip after the recep-
ton at the Tavern. They viii live
in Key West until the groom's tour
of duty is completed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
Coming EUents

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2S--
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church, Ia
Fleming Street, T:30 pm.
Children's Classes, 10 Am. to noon
West MarteliI Art School. Coun-
ty Beach.
OPENING or KEY WEST
GARDEN CLUB FLOWER
SHOW. 8 PM.
Ham supper. S to 8 pm, given
by Order of the Eastern Star.
MONDAY, MARCH p
Alcoholics Anonymous. Key West
group, meeting at 8 pm.
Water color landscape painting
class. 2 to 4 pm, West Mar
tello Gallery Art Classes.
County Beach.
Gym classes for owe, Sea
Plane Base. 10 am.
Sheriff John Spottswood win adj
dress Monroe County Juvenile
Council. 8 pm.
Monroe County Health Unit on
Fleming Street, in the Clinic
bldg.
Meeting of Methodist Men 1t
Wesley House. 8 pm.
Evening Chapter ST. Paul's Wo-
mans Aux, Parish Hall, Q pm.
Circle Two, Women Of First Pres
byterian Church. 3 pm.
Meeting of Key West Ministerial
Association.
Circle I Of First Methodist
Church, 3 pm.
wMU First Baptist Church. 7:so
pm.
woman's Aux. St. Panl's. . pm.
In Parish Hail.
Circle One. Presbyterian women.
Women, 8 pm.
Key West Archery Club, 7:3o
pm.
Exec. Board Poincissa P.T.A.,
al school, 8 pm.
Key West Temple No %. Pythian
Sisters. X. Of p Han. T.W pm.
TUESDAY. MARCH -
Bow for Officers Wives. to
so pm. at Naval Statson
bowling allsya.
VI. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Kiwanis Club dinner meeting.
Club. 7:ss p-m- 81 In Concha
Hptel.
Youth fcr Christ BIhls Seudy.
% Service Meas Chyistisn
center ST. Fleming 81
Beginners Bridge Group. ~
Tsyaor othters' Club. . pa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28

readings before casting.
The story, in case anyone is not
familiar with it, deals with the
lives and deaths of people n a
little village. No scenery and few
stage props are used. A narrator,
called the Stage Manager, tells
about the town and its characters.
At intervals, they 60 into some
action with dialogue. This is one
drama in which voices alone count
for much if not all of the impact.
The cast in order of appearance
is announced as follows:
Stage Manager. Jonathan
Jackson
DR.. Gibbs. Jim Gibbs
Joe Crowell. Dick Shuler
Howie Newsome. Robert Der.
lin
Mrs. Gibbs. Gertrude Splaine
George Gibbs. Jim McLaugh-
lin
Rebecca Gibbs. Gail Pollock
Wally Webb. Arthur Knowles
Emily Webb. Connie Lasley
Prof Willard. Guy Carleton
Simon Stimson. Ed Giesbert
Mrs. Scans. Dorothy Raymer
Constable Warren. not cast
Sid Crowell. Jerry Jones
Sam Craig. George Rooney
Joe Stoddard. Richard Ertz-
man
Townspeople who sit with their
backs to the audience and now
and then sing off key when the
choirmaster leads them are so far:
Gertrude Splaine, Emily Goddard,
Ann Carleton, Helen Thielen,
Gladys Willing, Joe Hurka and any
males, young, or old who would
like to join in whether they sing
on or off key. Timid stage aspir-
ants can get their toes wet In this
bit. so drop in Monday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28

various dSS0rtmentS OF cards
were ordered for the group to sell
in order to build up the convention
funds.
The club unanimously agreed to
send donation to Mr.. & Mrs.
Jasper Walker to help with their
medical expenses for the sick
baby.
During the meeting it was voted
to set one meeting month aside
for instructions on club pro-
cedure. These instructions will
be given by Mrs. Braxton.
Mildred Stoudenmier made her
pledge and is now a member of
club No. SO.
Two new candidates for mem
bership were present, Bea Hogsed,
wife of T. S. Hogsed BMC, sta
ticsed aboard the USS Mavasotta
and Joan Purcell, wife of T. F.
Purcell 500, stationed at the Fleet
Sonar School.
The next meeting will be held,
Wednesday morning, March S, at
1000 in the White Hat Club
Lounge on the Naval Station. All
wives of enlisted personel in the
Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard
are cordially invited to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
YISIT MRS. HANNA B4ER

House guests 81 Mrs. Hannah
Baer, Of sos olivn Street. last
week were her brother, the Hon.
william w. Lipkin and George II.
Nuetx. retiring Legislator or Cam.
den N. ].
Both the Hon, Lipkin and George
Nuetx who are interested in photo
graphy found much of interest 10
photograph in he Island City.
while here they took several sky
tours for aerial pictures, ard also
ilew 10 Dry TorsagsS. They also
took the tour on the Glass Bottom
Boat aud reported that they we're
able to get pictures Of The album
dant sea lie there too.
They Iefi Sunday to rs 10 Mas.
ssa, and thea viii return 10 their
homes ID Camden.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28

In economic security.
Crime is lessening due to this
Education and Assistance Pro-
gram. The Colonel stressed three
things to keep women out of pri-
son: employment, economy, and
security. From all trades and pro-
fessions, .48 per cent of the wo-
men are married. While in pri-
son class distinction grows dim.
She said, the prisoners attend
concerts given by a fifty piece
prison band, hear excellent sing
ers, hold religious services for
all creeds, as part of rehabili-
tation program. The next step Is
getting the parolee a job.
Colonel McKernan has been on
the Parole Board for twenty years
as an honorary advisor. Parolees
are SO grateful for the help given
them and prejudices against them
has been broken that IS to IS per
cent make good. "Too much IS
said about those who break their
parole and not enough said about
those who make good" the speak
er said.
Babies Of women prisoners are
not born behind prison walls Dut
in hospitals outside the walls. The
prisons maintain nursery so that
mothers there have their children
close to watch over and care for
them, and at times there are SIX
ty babies in the nursery. Some
babies are placed for adoption
through regular court channels
with the mothers consent, while
others want to take OF them
when they are paroled.
The program was under the
direction Of Elizabeth Acheson,
program chairman, and Florence
RADON, eo-chairman.
Florence RADON, chairman OF the
Service committee announced a
canasta party to be held at the
home of Angela Caro-, sponsor,
Saturday evening al s p. m.
There will be a small charge
and proceeds viii be used for
laboratory work for a needy wo-
man and the Personality Fund for
Truman School, both projects OF
the Service Committee. Every one
lis invited. Florence also appealed
to the girls present for financial
assistance for little Jasper Walk
er. The members personally con-
tributed 5000 which viii be turn
ed over TO the Shrine Club.
The sorority project of beantify-
ing the Colored Old Folks Home
is progressing nicely. Rewriting
has been completed through the
cooperation Of the County Com
missioners, and the sorority has
snssnieted hanging the new light
fixtures through the Home. The
seinas niag touches such as cur
tains. pictures, throw rugs. etc.
are being gathered together and
viii be placed shortly.
The chapter voted TO dispense
with the regular meeting for
March 9th due to the Red Cross
Victory Dance to be held at the
Casa Marina. which the sorority Is
Spearheaalng. Elizabeth Aehesun,
ticket ehaTman. has distributed
tickets 10 all civic organizations to
assist IN this warthy cause Jessie
Mlesaels aud Virginia WAgtmarsh
are in charge Of door prizes and
the hossesSes.
Gus Ayala and bis orchestra
wia play for year dancing plea
sire. Outstanding entertainment IS
! ur2ag ehgalned for The affair By
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-28
Special Program
To Be Presented Al
O.W.C. Luncheon

Mrs. Jonathan Jackson win be
the guest speaker at the Officers
Wives Club luncheon to be given
Friday, March 6 at Fl. Taylor.
Her talk will be a surprise fea-
ture called Success Story" and
has to do with personality develop
ment. The story. however win be
taken from firs.hand knowledge
and personal experience.
Hostesses for the affair are
members of the HS.i o. w. c.
Committee chairman and workers
include Mrs. E. r. Helm and
Mrs. James A. Meadows. Jr.. in
charge of baby sitter arrange
ments: Mrs. Valda D, Bursik and
Mrs. william Wickerham super
vising the menu, and Mrs. Ken
meth Bebb and Mrs. Joseph Sobi-
en- in charge of door prizes.
Chairman of the program Is
Mrs. William r. Ford with CO.
workers Mrs. Francis r. Johnson.
Mrs. James S. Moore, Jr. and
Mrs. Bruce Hoeh. Decorations viii
be directed by Mrs. L. G. Peter
son with assistants Mrs. william
c. Stead, Mrs. John McDougal,
Mrs. Joseph N. Tuline and Mrs.
Arthur H. Browning.
Posters are being made by Mrs.
Paul Leino, Mrs. Herbert Stran-
demo and Mrs. George Pebbles.
Writing Name tags are Mrs. Ro-
bert Kuhn and Mrs. John Fouche
The punch bosl viii be preSid.
ed over By Mrs. John Gregory and
Mrs. Lonnie McKeel, Jr,. with
serving starting al 1880 p. m.