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Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24
Legal Notice

In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Mt. Nebo AME Church, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 97988
Cassie Bowlin and Lot /, j. E.
Gardens Sub Division of the
north part of the NWA of the
NWA of Section 20, Township /
North of Range IL West, Pulaski
County, Arkansas, Defendants
NOTICE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that there has been filed in my
office, as Clerk Of the Pulaski
Chancery Court, a petition for the
confirmation of the title to Lot
|, J. E. Gardens Sub Division of
the North part of the NWA of
the NWA of Section 20, Town
ship /, North of Range II West,
Pulaski County, Arkansas, and the
quoting of the title to the same
in Mt Nebo A. M. E. Chuch,
petitioner therein.
All persons claiming said lands,
or any interest therein, are here
by warned to appear in the Pu-
laski Chancery Court ON the first
day of its next Octob er term and
show cause why said title to said
lands should not be confirmed in
said plaintiff
Witness my hand as clerk o.
the Pulaski Chancery Court and
the seal thereof on this the 2lst
day of JULY, 1858,
Arlene Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Jamye Dreher, Deputy Clerk
7:24-31 ;8:7-l4-21- 28 g.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24
Y-TEEN CAMP encuuFsnzeR
Girls in interest, capacity Rrczl
dependability Send your zrS
to Y-TEEN CAMP
Call 5-8469

Sweet Home troop: Mrs DorussfW
Williams, leader of st EAashe 3D.
news troop, Mrs. Genevia EazaF--
rison, leader of a troop at Sfrshrsl
Baptist church. Our Junior enssxs-
sellers for Day and Established eazrRB
are: Nell Cooper, Gloria L&'sss
Ruth Helen Hayes, Jackie Taissy
Rosalyn Finn, Doris streeter. sassxa
Lula Davis.
Mrs. Ruth Finn will be nm
charge Of our daily program -rsfz
camp will be under the .dirrs-truxA
of Miss Zerita Tate. instrraczxE
at Dunbar high school. Sssz~a-
ming will be part of our progrznrE
ESTABLISHED CAMP
Plans also are being mans. Ear
your eounseIors for EstahliStsss1.
camp. Our Established carup zsaa1
summer should be exciting 1Nc.-
cause we are very fortunars4 m
have Miss Helene Sehadde rsrHrR
Switzerland, who is now a sassnc-
selor at Ouachita to bring Hs
some of the ideas about campsarna
customs of Switzerland SsN~'
speaks five languages, also Hruss
lish. Remember Helene ls lsfsssz--
ing forward to seeing you zrrK-i
talk with you about the. sstxG,s
in her country.
Our last day for Esnpiixessr
| camp fee will be Monday, Aar@--T
Our session for Established trmuwT
will open Aug. IS at the tisassznsa
full Camp Ouaehita. Yfar IrusMsg
counselors made up OF sernrr-
scouts will be in charge nj rresKr
own unit, They Will plan 1ax.xr
own program and activities .sxxs
| will assist the counse1ory wxnEv~~-
| ever they are needed
The campers viii have Tg rsTyE
| of real camp fun
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24
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ID 9a1.
Phone Us Your News - 2-5938

NIL South Side Ladies club met at the home of Mrs
y" M, Mrs Barrow hostess After brief business ses
me Joo1s repast was served and games were PLAYED
d 80 winner was Mrs. Rosie Day with Mrs Nellie Ac-
r P45 and Mrs Downs third. There were nine members
4 The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Rose
- o6 Union street Mrs. Fannie Day, president Miss
rnie Curry reporter -
80 is celebrating his Seventh Anniversary giving away
reserved Grandsand Admission Tickets to The Brooklyn
Iou;s Game Sunday, August 2. Phone 4-35l9 yours
ADV
m Rosa Morris Federated club is sponsoring an ex-
m 10 Hot Springs August Bird to the regional federated
w. please watch the PRESS for details as relates
fare and purchasing of tickets.
A., Intercollegiate group of boys and girls have formed
h under the auspices of the YWCA This club is under
y Tan program Mrs. Alice Johnson, chairman. Officers
H.. c,b elected are Hortence Davis president; Treopia
vice PRESIDENT Bettye Mccoy recording secretary Ce-
pobnson corresponding secretary; Evelyn Vault treas
lorraine Jackson hospitality committee Clarice Jones'
| and means committee; Nina Dokes sick committee. The
1olv coeds will each Monday night at 7:30 at
Y The supervisors Mrs Eloise Green and Mrs. Mat
Davis.
Guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Dennis at 1917 Rngo street
t here she visited other relatives and friends She left
Nav NIGHT for St Louis and Kansas City where she will
Ind a few days with relatives
Tho Usher board of St John Baptist church sponsored
png Aid tea at the home of Mrs. J. E. Shepherd 1116
m street Some of the states represented Arkansas
Mrs Laverta Mitchell California by Mrs Louise Brown
II Mexico by Mrs Selma Young Washington D. C. by Mrs.
Is McElroy: and New York by Mrs ]. E. Shepherd
Homer Holmes will speak Sunday at the YWCA 4h and
r streets at D. M His subject will be "a Study of Islam"
Roosevelt Irwin spent II days at home with his grand
rher Mrs Lula Moore and other relatives He has return
Ito San Diego, California.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :

George Hunt formerly of N. Little Rock and who
Is Los Angeles is here visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs
Hunt S3 West End and his sister, Mrs Mavis Toms.
and Mrs Fred Hunt jr. of Canton, Ohio visiting Mr..
bits parents Mrs Dorothy Ruth Thompson and the Hunts
KY were guests of the Chatter club.
The Social Service club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs
t O. Richardson sol West End street basket of gro
f@ by Mrs Bessie Thomas $50 was raised Mrs.
pie Moore president; V. B. Williams, reporter
It's girl for the Ulysses S. HAIRLESS H. She weighed
! and ID o. and her name is sgacquelyn Louise.
Mr. and Mrs Mason Rice and children motored to Mem
and Earle visiting relatives and friends the week
The 22nd session of the North Little Rock Ushers union
held at the Eighth Street Baptist church Sunday Amount
money raised Splits The business meeting will
lad August 5th at Hhoh Baptist church, Rev. w. O..
PASTOR George Brown, president; B. Handy, reporter
MISS Bettye Dean Nelson the lovely daughter of Mr. and
James T. Nelson, 92 Walnut street has just completed
science work in Compton college in California She spent
weeks at home with her parents visiting sChoomates
trends She is member of the young Social Service,
I'VE member of Bethel AE church She left for Los Ange
friday where she will enter the General hospital school
nursing.
feton Wood of Cleveland is visiting his faherinaw,
s.l Mcclellan of 1915 Magnolia
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24

his bicycle last week iniuring his
right leg severity. His mother, Mrs.
Leona Woodland, carried him to
the doctor and he is much bet
ter at this writing Mrs. Le-
ona Woodland, president Of the
BTU of the Ever Green Baptist
church extends you an invitation
to attend their classes each Sun
day at $50 p. m. Rev. l.. d.
Champion, pastor John Mas
on is back from Detroit Mrs.
Ophelia B. Looney of Santa Bar
bara, California, and Mrs. Ma
reatha Fischer of Pine Bluff
visited Rev and Mrs. E. c. Cut
ter recently.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24

Miss Edna Douglas, outstanding
platform speaker, will address the
combined Mems and Women's gay
services at the Allison Memorial
Presbyterian church Sunday az
Ills a. m worship service. Miss
Douglas comes well prepared to
take charge of Allison's pulpit
She has recently returned from
Columbia university on a Ford
Graduate Fellowship. She has de-
livered messages in the Concord
Baptist church, Brooklyn, N. Y
a church of 1000 members; spoke
in the pulpit of the fashionable
Sloan Presbyterian church Of
1900 members, and in Philadel-
phia to Methodists and communi-
ty churches.
Miss Douglas is a graduate Of
AMIN college and Atlanta uni
versity. She is the first and only
woman to serve on the Trustee
board of AMIN college. She is
an active member of the First
Congregational church Of this
city. The public is invited to
come and hear this native daught-
er of the state speak Sunday at
the Allison Memorial Presbyteri-
an church at Ills a. m.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24

c. Lee, Bonnie Jenkins, Mrs.
Dorothy Davenport. Floyd Jenk-
ms, Mrs. Lizzie Robinson, Mrs.
Oracle Finley, Mrs. Rebecca Wade
and Lacy Hadley motored to
Los Angeles and other points in
California for their vacation. They
were given 60 away party
which they enjoyed very much.
Their vacation will last for three
weeks Ben Jones, jr.. the
State Press delivery boy, fell off
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24
GIRL SCOUTS NEWS
Bill" Celebrates
SO Years AS Elk
DAY CAMP

yyf;a II tRnt mcfarland Day camp July at
viii Iet "a wears nc an Elk Deputy Sheriff playground
extended pecLal ouS VIII eaFe the 9eou
TIM uIfnofs Nfssc,r and Ar house each
and attending morning at "oo ana VIII return
Atlanta, eaeh AFTERNOON at d
friends In be sure TO bfhs utet aIllN-
Cheago chamnaqne q os eng poekeknife Wear
Little Rock and Hot Springs He Jeans Sho ana shS anu COM
will Sumpter, c. nome PORTABLE SHOES
father and WHINING will cook
ton N c his homo tow, lunch The unit leader
Mr. Mcfarland pronnent in will you the before in
faterna organizations has order that you may not bfs
hed lunch Milk will be
order in daily also a snack
York Besides being Elk he On the last day all units WI"
is member of lodge have special program Parents
and and friends invited to
a life member of Excelsior lodge out for this affair
Knights of Pytias He'll There hundred little
attend Supreme Lodge campers ready for
in in 10 the Day
VAULTS (Nr and Mrs James, back in town after grand
L. A. Mole brought greetings from "scads of folk
including the Campbels Iaze and Rueben) the Feranee
(Edwina Nat" DFIS) and Leila Hill who is visiting her
sister. DAISY BATES Irs. L. c. taking time to
joy parakeet. He calls himself pretty joe THE NC
tNTYRES attorney and Mrs Car visiting relatives in
the city The Wood family the Terry family and the j.
B. Woods CDR Mrs. we-known these parts
he is Dunbar high school graduate The Mclnes live
in D. C. and accompanied by Sandy Woods of New
York Mr. Woods is the youngest brother of the Wood family
VIRGINIA FOWLER Ginger" Olrs. Harry the
three children vacaoning in So Car with Harys moth
Resting In Peace
The Reverend F. F. Moten Kansas City, Mo Rev. Mr.
Molten outstanding AME minister He the father
of Eta Moen the grandfather of Sue Barnett h Mrs Stan
ley jr) and the great grand dad of Eta Sue Ish
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24

Mrs Sallie Frazier, manager of
Tucker hotel of this city and
who has recently returned as a
commissioner from the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian
church where she represented her
Presbytery and church in Min
neapolis will give a talk on stew.
ardship. Miss Ruth Cox of this
city will give a violin solo. Many
outstanding men and women of
the city will take part ON this
program.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24

to 0 Jonathan Marks, son
of Rev. and Mrs. Nathaniel Marks,
was funeralized Sunday at New
Edinburg Roy Shavers died
in Chicago Thursday. His body
was shipped home for burial.
Williams funeral home in charge
Mrs. Ella B. Banks and sister,
Jewel, left Sunday for Los Ange-
les to visit their mother
Roy, Roland and Ivory Brooks Of
Cleveland Ohio, are here for the
funeral of their aunt.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chacery Court
Ann Rankin, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 97980
Robert Troy Rankin, Defendant
The defendant, Robert Troy Ran
kin, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff, Ann Rankin.
Dated: July goth, 1858
Gladys Neal Brandon
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert j. Brown
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner Chancery Clerk
By Airline Turner
7.24-3l;8:7-l4 At
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24

camp counselors are: Miss Cleo
Lay, Dunbar junior college; Miss
Treopia Green, Hampton institute;
Mrs. w. M, Cole, leader of a N.
Little Rock troop; Miss Matte
Waters, Arkansas State; Miss AL
lene Gillian. Howard university;
Mrs. r. X. Finn, instructor at
Booker T. Washington school;
Mrs. Zelma Miller, leader of a
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness during
the illness and passing of our
brother and uncle, Tom Page of
8l6 w. Short 3rd street.
Mrs. Carrie Collier, sister
Mr. and Mrs, Junest Fitchugh
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Fitchugh
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Alexander,
nephew.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24
fordyce
Sarah Gray

bdI III OThy
Frank S. Johnson, manager of
the Williams funeral home and
holding license from the State
Board of Embalmers Of the state
of Texas, has recently been is
sued license from the State Board
Of Embalmers of the state Of Ar
kansas. Mr. Johnson has COM
pleted % years of practical ex-
perience in embalming and fun
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24
CLASSIFIED =:

WANTED $685. Beauty operator who
is good at thanksgiving Wonderful
opportunity to make good.
DEVENIAS BEAUTY SHOP
205 Il. 18th st. Phone 2-6669
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24

Pa Woodland

r. Fay Wilma Freeman and
Robbie Cobb have returned
1 ron a 10 day vacation in
lug where they were t h e
4 guests of the Arthur Rob-
r While there they were
eu al a breakfast, dinner
bar-b-q Mrs Cove,
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-24

Swimming, sports, crafts at
beautiful Y-TEEN CAMP
Register Now.
Call the YWCA 5-8469
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-19
- ANOTHER WEDDING

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept 19-With
the Rev. John P. Moulton officiat-
ing at the Cathedral of ST John
the Evangelist. Miss Susie Heyamo-
to became the bride of Mr. George
"Baggie" Ehama on Saturday, Sept
r. The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Asayo Heyamoto of Spokane
formerly of Portland, Greg, while
the groom is the son of Mrs. Sage
Ehama.
For the double-ring service. the
bride wore a gown fashioned with a
v neckline of soft nylon folds, a
tightly fitted bodice, long sleeves
and a polanaise apron over a bout
FAINT skirt which ended in a short
nylon tulle train. A fingertip veil OF
illusion was caught to crown OF
seed pearls and lace. The bride
carried bouquet of white roses and
stephanotis.
Bridal attendants we're Miss Miyo
Hayashi, maid of honor, and the
Mesdames Jack Hisayasu and Aiki
Minata, the brides sister, brides
maids. They were all dressed alike
in gowns of yellow nylon dotted
Swiss with boat necklines and cap
sleeves. Their arm bouquets were
of Talisman roses
Mr.. Sho Higashi was the best man
and the Messrs Heat Heyamoto. the
brides brother from Seattle, Aiki
Minata, Jack Hisayasu and Roy
Tsuji were the ushers
Organist was Mr.. Arthur Biggs,
The reception was held in the
Roundup Room of the Desert Ho-
tel with Mr. Frank Hisayasu as
POSTMASTER. Miss Aiko Matsui
took care of the guest book and Miss
Frances Yoshida handled the gifts
For a wedding trip to the coast
the bride wore a brown tweed coat
dress with a burnt orange hat and
brown accessories
The couple will make their home
in Spokane.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-19
Q BUDDHIST TROTH

In a double-ring, candlelight ce.
remony last Sunday afternoon il
the Seattle Buddhist temple. Mis-.
s. Grace Susumi, daughter of Mrs
Y, Susumi of this city. was married
to Mr.. Toshio Suyematsu, son oil
Mr. and Mrs. Y. Suyematsu oil
cambridge Island The Rev S
Masunaga performed the service al
o'clock amid a setting of white
chrysanthemums and gladiol
The brides gown had a bodice OF
imported ivory lace, portrait neck
line and long lily-pointed sleeves
The very bouffant skirt of satin
swept nito a cathedral train. A fin
gertip veil fell from a pearl tiara
with nylon net. The bride carried
bouquet consisting of a white or
child surrounded by stephanotis.
Maid of honor Miss Bette Fujio-
ka wore light blue satin and net
strapless gown with a matching sa-
tin bolero. She carried a bouquet
of blue tinted carnations.
Mrs. Arthur Susumi, the brides
sister-in-law, and Miss Eiko Suye-
matsu, the groom's sister, we're the
bridesmaids. They wore gowns j.
IDENTICAL to the honor attendants in
light pink. Their bouquets were of
pink carnations.
Ringbearer was Master Douglas
Kamo, the groom's nephew from
Ontario, Greg.
Bonnie zebell. flower girl, wore a
light blue dress of satin and net and
carried basket of pink roses.
Best man was Mr.. zenji Shibaya-
ma and the ushers were the Messrs.
Roy Seko and Isamu Suyematsu,
the groom's brother.
Wedding music was provided by
vocalist Miss Margaret Marshall
who was accompanied by Mrs. Mu-
tsu Homma.
The reception was held in the
China Lane. Mr.. Art Koura presi-
ded as POSTMASTER. Mrs. Arthur
Park of Honolulu, Hawaii, the
brides sister, took care of the guest
book. Others assisting were Miss
Polly Hayashi and Mr. Junji Yuka-
wa, gifts; and the Misses Jean Ka-
wachi, Rose Hikida, Fukes Wada
and Elsie Urakawa, cake cutting.
For a honeymoon trip to southern
California, the bride changed to a
grey wool flannel suit with blue
accessories.
The couple will make their home
in Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-19
. WEDDING BELLS

Hope Gospel Hall was the setting
on Sunday, Sept 6, for the marriage
of Miss Yuri Yasaki, daughter of
Mrs. Senzo Yasaki, to Mr.. Isao Ho-
shiwara, son of Mr., and Mrs. j. S.
Hoshiwara The Rev. James Cuth-
gertson of Los Angeles Calf, Off
ciated at the double ring ceremony
For the nuptials, the church was
decorated with white gladioli and
green cedar boughs which formed
an arched bower Aisle candelabras
were decked with white gladioli
The bride wore a gown of Chanti-
lily lace over white satin fashioned
with tight bodice, Peter Pan col
lar and long sleeves tapering at the
wrists The full skirt extended into
cathedral train To a tiara of
seed pearls and lace points was at
tached a fingertip veil Of French
illusion. The bride carried a show
q bOullhtN vi WiilbN vi NlilNin 1liN
stcphapotis caught with loops OF
white velvet Mr.. Tatsunobu Yasa-
XII of Cleveland, O., gave his sister
in marriage.
Mrs. George Yamasaki The
brides sister, was the ma tron of no.
nor and Mesdames Hitoshi Tanigu-
chi, the groom's sister, and Henry
Nishimura were the bridesmaids
They wore gowns in shades of pinl
and rose identically styled with
tight bodices, Peter Pan collars ant
skirts Of net over taffeta- They al
so had on matching headbands with
rosettes of net. Mrs. Yamasak
carried a fan-shaped bouquet o
orchid asters while the bridesmaid
had similar bouquets of pink asters
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-19
. WEDDING BELLS

United in marriage on Sunday.
Sept 6, in the japanese Methodist
church were Miss Reiko Tanaka.
daughter of Mr.. Yaichi Tanaka of
this city, to Mr. Kenso Koura, son
of Mr. and Mrs o Koura of Balm
bridge Island The Rev Paul Ha-
giya performed the double-ring SER
cice at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon.
The bride wore a gown of satin
and tulle with lace applique at the
open neckline and long sleeves ia
pering at the wrists A fingertip
veil was fastened to a headpiece of
rhinestones and pearlized orange
blossoms The bride carried a bou-
quet of orchids and stephanotis
Miss Marion Unosawa was maid
of honor; Mrs. Mits Abe, the brides
sister, was the matron of honor and
Miss Amy Chikamura and Mrs. Su-
milo Taxi were the bridesmaids.
They all wore Gowns of blue taffeta
and net with v-shaDed necklines
with insets of net pleatinc and full
skirts Miss Unosawa's gown was OF
darker blue while the other at
PENDANTS wore pale blue They all
had bouquets of pale salmon glame-
las.
Ringbearer was Master Bruce A
be. the brides nephew.
Geraldine Furuta and Carol Ann
Koura, both nieces of the groom.
were the flower girls in frocks of
pink net and taffeta with scoop
necklines. Their bouquets we're of
blue carnations
Best man was Mr. Roy Seko and
the ushers were the Messrs. Tosh
Suyematsu, zenii Shibayama and
Junii Yukawa
Vocal selections of ALWAYS,
The Lords Prayer" and With
This Ring I Thee Wed" were rem
! dered by Miss Phyllis Unosawa. &C
companied by Miss Ruth Kazama.
A reception followed in Hong
Kong Cafe with Mr. Tsuguo Ikeda
as toastmaster Others who assist
ed were Mrs. NobOru Kaiiyama,
guest book; Miss Marie Ozawa and
Mrs. Tsuguo Ikeda, gifts; and Mes
danes Ray Michihira, Bob Ohashi,
Ray Hikida and Misses Dorothy Yo-
shida, Grace Susumi and Eiko SUI
yematsu, cake cutting.
For a honeymoon trip to Califor-
mia, the bride chose a grey suit with
red accessories.
| The couple will make their home
in Seattle
| Baishakunin were Mr.. and Mrs
Kanji Yamaguchi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-19
c5&&e@

Flower girl was Diane Taniguchi,
the groom's niece. She wore
floor length dress and a headband
of baby rosebuds.
Mr.. Arthur Nagai was the best
man and the Messrs Sumo Go. Will
liam Kawata. Fumio Shibata and
Howard Inouye were the ushers.
Vocal selections of The Love of
Cod, THE Wedding Hymn" and
THE Wedding Prayer" we're rem
dered by DIR. Robert Hitchman. ac-
companied by Miss Jessie Greenhil,
Mothers of the newlyweds receiv-
ed the guests in identical gowns of
blue lace over taffeta Both wore
orchid corsages.
After the ceremony, a reception
was held in the church parlors.
Pouring were the Mesdames f. Ma
kamura. Kumeo Tsubahara, S. Aoki
and Miss Grace Armstrong. Miss
Chic Yasaki, the brides sister, took
care of the guest book and Mrs. Will
liam KaWata and Miss Helen Sa-
mata handled the gifts The Miss
es Jeanne Go. Cathleen Sameshi-
ma, Hisako Arakawa and Yoshiko
Nagai cut the cake. Others assist
ing were the Misses Takiko F'una-
mort, Ruby Numoto, Gloria Nagai,
Masuye Furumoto, Yuki Wada and
Sayoko Furumoto
When the couple left for a we'd
ding trip to Banff and Lake Louise,
the bride was wearing a blue grey
suit with brown accessories and a
white orchid corsage
The newlyweds will make their
home in this city
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-19
= BRIDAL SHOWER

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept 19-Miss
Susie Heyamoto, who became the
bride of Mr.. George "Baggie" Eha-
ma on Saturday Sept. IL, was ten
dered bridal shower last Aug. %
in the home of Miss Frances Yoshi-
ola. Hostess Miss Yoshida was as
sisted by Miss Miyo Hayashi.
Among the guests were the Mes
danes George Heyamoto, Aki Nina
ia and Jack Hisayasu; the Misses
Mary Agnes Aratani, Mkt Koga
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-19

Jean Emoto. Aiko Matsui Mkt XII
rihara, Jean Kanagae and Eleanor
Fukuda.
Mesdames Roy Akiyama, Harry
Yoshida and Miss Arlene Inouye
were unable TO attend but sent
gifts
The honored guest was also given
a shower by Mrs. William Prunty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
.DaytOna Beach
Gains First Flag

DEIAND W - The Dayt0na
Beach islanders hold their first
Florida state League pennani in
rs years after stopping . two-year
DeLand reign last night.
Hoot Miller threw q four hitter
az DeLand. giving Daytona Beach
q al victory and ending the playoff
series three games 10 enc. Three
81 the hits off Miller came In the
third inning. when DeLand scored
iis lone rua.
Meanwhile the victorious Island.
ers were driving sim Jim Vickery
of the mound with five hits for
three runs In he first three n.
nimgs. The big hlow was = triple
By Buck Pardae which produced
what proved the vim running.
Jim ClArich relieved Nickery and
allowed only three hits in SIX IN.
ninas bat hts Des.and mates we're
ineffective against Miller
Skeeter Raller and Dick Zuecato
led the nyaotna Beach attack with
swo hits each.
DeLand had Wa the FSL pen.
nnnt TIE past tao seasons and got
q chance 10 make Il three straight
BY taking the sec0nd half af a
divided season mis- year naytona
Beach vas the fIrst-half champ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Regatta Prize
List Announced

The prize list Cor the annual Key
West Cupboard Club Labor Day
Regatta, sponsored BY i've Lions
Cub. has been released.
The meet yin be held In CARR,
son Blight.
The prize list.
Navarro Inc. trophy,
Key Tackle Co. trophy and mer,
ehandise.
holsnm Baking Co. trophy,
Pollock's Jewelry. trophy.
Thompson Hardware. trophy,
hryans Service Station. msrch
andlse.
Rays Auto Parts. merchandise.
Gifts Marine supply, merehan
disc.
David Mason. merchandise.
blackweli's Ssopover. merehan
disc.