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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-03
H. Band To
Give Concert
In Tampa Sun.
Pre-Casparilla
Performance To
Be Presented AT
Tampa Elks Lodge

The Key West High school band,
which viii participate in the Gas
parilla celebration in Tampa this
coming week, has accepted an in
vitation to play a concert in front
of the home of the Tampa Elks
Lodge 1880 p. m. sunday.
Tom Watkins, Key West attorney
and past exalted ruler Of the Tam
pa Lodge, and Charley Pent, Cir
cult Court Clerk of Hillsborough
county, and himself past exalted
ruler of the Tampa Lodge, made
the necessary arrangements for
the concert.
With many high school bands
going to Tampa for Gasparilla, the
invitation TO give the public con-
cert in front of the Elks home Is
an indication Of the high esteem in
which the Key West band is held
in ell sections Of the state.
Close to 100 psrsons WIN ha In
the mctorcade nat win leavs here
early Sunday for The West coast
city There viii be chaperones.
nag twirlers, letter girls and men,
bers of the band in the party.
DOC" Casterson, director of the
band, has been rehearsing his
boys and girls for weeks for their
appearance in the parade Monday.
Joe Cornell, who has developed
the band into an excellent march.
ing unit, win have them ready for
their Tampa appearance.
Returning from Tampa, Tuesday.
the band win then concentrate on
their coming visit to Havana under
sponsorship Of the San Carlos Insti-
tute.
The invitation to visit Havana
and participate In the annual car.
niyal celebration came to the band
from the mayor of Havana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-03
Chief Kemp
Is Lauded By
Northern Firm,

Police Chief Joseph o. Kemp
was commended in . letter from
. trust company In Niagara
Falls. N. Y. which was made
public last night at The meeting
OF fhs city commissioners.
In The letter, Kemp was thank
Cd by The company Representa-.
lives for This kindness in aiding
. man who had been living In
Key West and who had become
III and gotten into trouble"
The man. was receiving finan-
eial aid under HE provisions Of
. trust fund set Up and admin.
isfered by the northern company.
They Wsns on 10 say that
money that they sent for fhs
mans care chad been returned
in full by Kemp" The III man
has since returned 10 Niagara
Falls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-03
Street Remaining
Hearing Is Set

A public hearing was set last
night by the city commission into
the question Of remaining Salt
Pend Road. between Truman Ave-
nue. and Virginia Street. Avenida
MART in honor of the beloved Cub
an patriot. It win be aired on Feb.
18th at 800 pm.
The measure was sponsored by
commissioner Delio Cobo who said
that the street was chosen because
it was in the area near the Bay
view Park statue to MART.
Cobo asked that copies of the re-
solution remaining the street be
made in Spanish and presented to
officials in Havana. He also sug-
gested the erection of a plaque to
the memory Of MART.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-03
Tout Sheet Sale
Regulations Set

Copies Of all papers or pamphlets
predicting the outcome Of dog
races in Key West must be placed
in the hands Of the city manager
at least "a hours in advance Of the
time they are placed on sale, &C.
cording to an amendment to an or.
dinance regulating the sale of..scut
sheets" In Key West.
In the same measure. the city
commission last night set the occB-
pational license fee for the sale Of
tip sheets at $50. In addition. any.
one engaged In their sale may not
have been convicted Of q felony
and must have been resident Of
the city Tor Al least three years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-03

Missing and presumed dead:
Airman first class Russell o.
Martin. Reed. w. Va, and his
wife, Dorothy; Mrs. Dorothy vir-
ginia Martin, wife of Airman 1st
class Maynard Martin. who is
among the dead; Airman LIST class
Bernard E. Bailey, Anawalt. w.
Va, and his daughter. Pamela
Dianne: James Alan Richardson,
son of Mrs. Rose E. Richardson,
Atlanta, Tex. who Is listed among
the dead.
The name OF q seventh missing
American - l4-yesr-old boy - has
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-03
Hearing Scheduled
On Zoning Change

A public hearing has been set
for March End by the Planning
Board for the consideration Of a
coming change for the Macarthur
Homes subdivision at the request
OF home owners in that area.
Residents there have asked the
change SO that the value Of their
property will not be reduced by
the encroachment Of business -
adjustments.
Presently zoned as Residence
B" it will be changed to Resi-
dence "a"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-03
Abandoned Motor
Vehicle Bill OK'd

Motor vehicles found abandon
ed on the city's streets viii be
subject TO removal by the police
department under the provisions
Of an ordinance passed by the
city commission last night.
Police were authorized 10 con-
fiscate vehicles found to have
Continued On Page Two)
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Simonton St. To Remain One-Way
Pending Discussion At Meeting
CITY FATHERS TABLE
ORDINANCE CALLING
FOR 2.WAY TRAFFIC;
WILL SLATE HEARING

Action on the appeal of a
group of Simonton Street
business who asked for a
coming change on that thor
oughfare to open it to two
way traffic was postponed
last night when the city COM
mission voted to table a pro-
posed ordinance granting
the change, pending further
study.
The. measure had been
passed on first reading last
week.
Commissioner Delio Cobo
threw the clincher into the
highly controversial question
when he announced that he
was going to change his vote
which he had earlier cast in
favor of the switch when
members of a highly vocifer-
Gus, partisan group of spec
tators tossed what he termed
threats" in the direction of
the commission.
Cobo announced that ne was
going to vote "no" after an in
spired appeal by the businessmen
who said that the designation Of the
thoroughfare as 'one-way" Is hurt
ing their business.
The commissioner charged that
the spectators were trying to
scare the commission into voting
favorably on the change.
81 am going TO vote HE way
my conscience Dictates" said
cobo, ~ won't yield TO threats"
Earlier, one member of the
audience was heard TO shout, 1--WE
are going TO remembers this at
election time'' during the one hour
discussion of the question. Coae
said that he interpreted this as q
threat.
In effect, Cobo's vote was the
deciding factor in the question
since, when the ordinance was
passed on first reading by the COM
mission last week, it snueaked past
by a 81 margin.
When the discussion reached an
apparent stalemate, Louis M. J.
Eisener moved that the ordinance
be tabled and that the commission
meet jointly with the governors
Safety Committee who had mapped
the original change, and all citi-
zens who are interested in speak
ing for or against the measure.
No second was given to this
motion and further discussion de-
veloped.
Restaurateur Benny Fernandez,
Continued On Page Two)
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Key West Man
Becomes Army
End Lieutenant
Frank Sosin Is
Commissioned At
Fl. Sill, Okla.

Frank H. Sosin, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sosin, 72s Duval St.,
was recently commissioned as Sec
ond lieutenant in the U. S. Army.
1t. Sosin successfully completed
q n weeks Officers Training
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-03
'Betancolrt Named
To Head Housing
Authority Board

At the Annual Meeting Of the Key
West Housing Authority held yes
terday, Ralph Betancourt was
elected to serve as Chairman of
the Board for the coming year.
Betancoyrt, for the past 10 months
has been filling the unexpired term
as Chairman Of the late Everett
CONTINUED On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-03

The Associated Press relssyps
Features and Photo Services.
For 70 Yems Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key Wesi
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V.F.W. Auxiliary
announces Social
Events or Future

Plans for a spaghetti supper q
be given in the near future were
made at the Tuesday might meet.
ing Of the Ladies Auxiliary. VFW
Post No. 1911. In ne new club.
rooms at the Post Home, Is I'll.
1abeth Street.
Mrs. Ruth Piowman 8 % he h
charge Of the coming supper. II
was also decided 10 have d social
hour after the next meeting On
May Is.
Appointed a. hospital chairman
was Mrs. Mary Cruz. Sha yin n.
range TIA parties Had ak ths Ma.
val Hospital for patients On II
third Monday If each month.
Committee chairman a. he en-.
dy sale. heid Aprl =, reporsed 4
a hage saccess.
Mrs Ruth Hisgs ven The '.jaek-
pct" Sfixe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-02
Trappist
Candalon
Navy Diver
Navia 10
Gay Beauty
Nan Power
suLsgl Nodes

~ I'll CIncuxT Counr A. -
xeL4 JunlCIAr. rr1nmr- -.
Nd E01 MONROE GnlTrlE.
FLORIDA. IN CRANCHnv.
&C., Me- lSnona
~ ~ gxankxN ENGINEERING RI
tncy 1noorporAtedl. 8 co-nsrtnsse
salp composed ot Karl a. JorSar
40 Aari . Jordan. Jr.
piainsisf.
5on q sAIL.srlss ana
VA Ssn1Hx sALLENTlNn. his
sgxT 10 R0n1CEosE
AGCHANlCss LIEN
M John G. BaiIentins. ana Doro.
thy nalienttne. Ms VIZ.
L. @. Box 800,
8auenttne Ante Rarts Con.
pai.sii. r.........
xo1; John @. Hailsntine ana Der.
that Bill of Complaint q ferscies1
mechanicG lien on the foilowlse
Island q Key Wsst' 10 ! sna re
nNuare Il. Tract ~ e dencrfbeS n
Deed Book G.4e. pawee sSesnsT-
Rsbiic reccrds Of Monroe County.
1ioksQeS hes been Tiled against ven
ana POS are reQuire1 g serve 4
copy 90 your Answer e. plsndine a
the iii ok Colmpiaint On piafnfiff.s
attorney. William n. Ne6ioft. So1
Duval street, Lay west. ElorsAn.
and ME the original Answer -.
Pleading IN the office e the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court On Or hefore
the lst day Of June 1854, If Won
tail g d %. Judgment ~ defsuit
VII - taken against yon for fhs
relief demanded IN the n1ll &c Cnms
plant.
This nstics shan - puhiishsa
enoa zach waek fer four seonekcs,s
tive weeks d The ksy west citi.
DOME AND oKDERED 4 ~
Me.t xiorida. tbs seth 1ay 3
s5ssi, EARL il ADAMx
Clark. Circuit court.
Monroe County, NlaTIHae
- xnthieen Notfnwe
Deputy Clerk.
Williem y. NebIett
Attorney Ter E1atnkif( <.
mny4.e-fe-zS,fexa
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PyshiGss Sisters Set
Moebsrs' Dsy Prograsss

Prompt starting hour for he
Pythian Sisters meeting On Mon
day, Nay I. at the X. p. Hall, q
oct for seven o'clock IN the eve.
ming. The Mothers, Day COMMITTEES
have IN extremely interesting pro.
gram planned.
Il has been announced that q
gin win b presented Tie eldest
and the youngest mother present.
Members may bring s'eusst mcth.
ers," that q, Z member may hrins
q mother Who b MT her own rel.
alive.
An Pythians Sisters are urged
70 attend the unusual Mothers Day
celebration.
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Al Day Picnic
To Take Place
< His Sunday

D.nsi Lion Sunday School & end.
iag the season with IN all-day pic.
Me for III pupils. their parents and
friends sunday & Bahai Honda
park
- sreup will assemble n front
e nsnti xion xyaagosue 81 s:so
4. =. Cars WIN " ayaishls for an
Mho Viii . . hut aays 10 trsRs-
portafioa.
Ihe sunday Sehool has about q
ehildren as pupils. ne arrange.
yaenta for their picnic have been
made ~ the ladiex II B'nai xion
congregation.
Rabbi A. Sehwartx and his ~
eisiants are arranging various
games and goed-timss projects icr
60 youngsters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-02

County Beach.
Gym classes for 0.W.C, Ses
Plane Base. 10 am.
HS-1 owe coffee, place to BE-
announced. "
Key West Cupboard Club eAusi.
liary. $3.50 p. m. Place 70 be
announced.
xii owe coffee, 10 q. N.
Place to be announced.
Subron Wives coffee. TT. Taylor
Officers Club, 10 q. m.
Dade Lodge No. Il, Masonic
Group, at Scottish Rite Tenn.
pie, 5 p. m.
THURSDAY, NAY T.
Navy Wives Bowling League.
pm, N. So Also open bowling
Key West Lions, mesking. 90
pm. at .ions Den. Seminary
Monroe County Hospital WON.
ans auxiliary Sewing group,
at hospit9. : pm.
Ceramic Glasses. ! to { pm,
West Martello Art School,
County Beach. q
Alcoholics Anonymous, closed
meeting for Members only,
5l5la Duval Street.
Rotary Club luncheon, st. Paul's
Parish Hall. l2:lDp.m.
Circle II. First Methodist Church.
3 pm.
Ladies Aldo Grace Lutheran
Church, at church, 7:30 pm.
Key West Garden Club, at Wo.
mans Club, 8 pm.
Elks Lodge, at club, 8 pm.
WV Post No. ssli, at post home,
s pm.
FRIDAY MAY g.
Hand weaving. / 10 Z pm, West
Martello Art School, County
Beach.
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program, Poinciana
Baptist Church. $50 pm.
Navy Thrift Shop, l 10 5 pm.
Fern Chapter. No. n. Order d
Eastern Star, Scottish Ritz
Temple. 3 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-02

J OtAer nv sellcefs . b iastall.
I'd are O. follows: Vice Presidsnt
Mrs. Teresa Braxton; Second vics
President Nrs. Christine Key:
Chaplain lGrs. Gloriana Bayiy,
Treasures. Hrs. Louise Miller:
Sergeant a Arms. Mrs. Maria
Mardis; Assistant Sergeant a
Arms, lGrs. Mixpah Pierce: His.
torian, Mrs. Kathleen Doty.
Ths Executive COMMITTEES Mrs.
Bertha Stone, Mrs. Tessie Wimmi.
nauer. and Mrs. Edah Nae Free.
man.
All members congratulated Hrs.
Horence Gamble, who b 70 10.
tire q Junior Past president, for
her untlring efforts n making The
past year . successful one.
Is was announced at this meet.
Ing that ths group = sponsoring
. dance Saturday, May :. Mrs.
D0e0eAy Daniels, chairman q ths
MAR. reported hat there will b
. door show and door prizes. Ths
dance win begin % 10 p. N. at The
Lagoon Post Home. The public Il
invited. An preeseds Win @ %
- =
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Ministerial Group
Will Meet MOndny

ne Key sfsst AAlnisssriaI A..
seeiatlen will msst Man. Morn.
tng q s:se u she Uso YMcA
Win Dlrsetsr kiehsrd 3. Evans
% hess. Three vislsjng ministers
frsm Chs wlse are usvlina =
slhe heal Mssl,salsf Churches
Mis- nsxf ussk Mn - prsssnf "a
spesk- thsy ere o.. cari SIC
Msrs - No LELAND Msshodist
chsreh Hsvsns, Dr. Charles
xelulhsvsr q - Ameriesn Cen.
grssalsea unisa MsshodIss
Church q Havsna, snd ~ Rev.
Sllvans Sanchez. Thees men sve
sM snsassd b missisn work q
cUbs. Ihs Rev. J. Ped Touel.
IN ujll prssjds % ~ buslness
snd presrsm sessbens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-02
Bushnell Party
|GiUela lie Honor
OF The SchOenis

Fort Taylor Officers Club vas
the setting Wednesday o. i party
with the officers and their ladies'
hen tAe summarize tendre q. s. S.
BusAnel playing host In honor q
Captain ana Mrs. w. p. Sehoeri
Captain Schoeni. Commando al
submarine Squadron Twelve. 81
which the Hushneil n smother
ship" b being relieved al his auti.
e ~ Captain Anthony Drop h
June ar July: with Captain Scho.
eni taking up duties 81 the Indus.
trial College. washington, D. C.
Iha Bushnell y leaving Key
Vest @ Nay . fcr q yard cvsr.
hsul period q Bo<1pn. ana this
was IL laxk time fce The officers
70 entertain she Sqaadrua Gem
manier.
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|CH0WDE:R

Long neglected Is . letter from
Helen Sloan Stetson, statuesque
brunette playwright who did some
writing in Key West and had I
series of animated sketches pub
lished In an erstwhile local maya
zine. TO refresh readers memoir
les, Helen was the Gal who wrote
'sWe're All Celebrities Here" She
said she was going to condense
the Key West material into 4 play
.andgWhen news came that she
had q new drama on the boards,
excitement ran high locally, won
dsring If she had used the mater
ial cleaned on the Old Rock. =
In early March, Helen returned
from Los 0ngeles where rehearsals
on her play, wedding Present"
were being held. She says she
loved the story in The Citizen, that
she thought it witty and was hap
py about the @nt page space. !.
but. and she UNDERSIGNED this
81 didn't at long last come up
with . play" She went on 10 en-
plain that il took two years to get
the play behind footlights, 6t that
she had already written Wedding
Present" and that II was original
~ b Be produced By the u. *
Washington, However, after two
years Of re-channeling. the play
bowed In at the u. Of California.
1.-THE MAY II long and hard, !"
she writes. Chief concern u the
money Il takes 10 hack q prodnc-
ticn. The play about Key West,
called J, 'Southernmost" has been
Rad 6y two producers, and both
a them want It. Helen states.
Studio n b the named one; the
other must remain unidentified for
the nonce. Dr.. George Savage cf
UCI.A II using bits Of the play for
his classes and Helen says she has
70 shorten the drama by mile. !"
20 that Il may b. years bsfors
The finished product actually ID
ready. he east b large. II in
4. Helen used my sister Path
Raymer a one Il the central
characters. She based The theme
Cd Faiths nearness . death and
how this influeneed the resoT1
colony characters On about ~.
Faith died here two pears agD q
cardiac trouble when 80 wss ely
=. Helen consulted bcth ny
mosher and myself beSore taking
notes On tia material concerned
with my Iste sistsr. HoEever. Hsi-
. says .'s0uthernmost. b M
based % fhe stcfies which sppesr
IN IL Latin-Ameriean rssisu and
thst b = nDt9fxktual. Is
30 YoULl ea9 fshs 10
missed o IL - Rod - naan-
seribtl thst esefyene en- relax
snd ron over md 20 u sIesp WIN
de play DOES come GU. Savags
says it's ~ far the best 90
adds thsf 80 cwes . lhank-yo1
nots ID jonsthsn Jactsoe 40
- her ccngrxtuiskicns wAGn ~
drxma ssThca Bssids No. epsne1
Jaekscn isc,vsry busv thsss days
a 3 ~ aci0r 60 - ~ q Twelve
MiIe RseI. " east O. q CoasG Cu&Fd
cEfIcer. fIGixass eurrsnt ad6ress 4
50 O. Sr1ssk Cocs1ax cfvss.
n. q
cilsaaf aoIAae ~ %
pe~er Il ne prsas b .weaderfal :
ssn..rr 81 snansSh Sunkinx q @
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PICEON.PROOF COCK

BINGHAMToN. N. y. m-siow.
even Z The courthouse clock xsts
loaded y win SIN show tAe corrscs
time.
Pxecns frSSzing q lie s1ock
n3ncs saowed d0wn ths mscAanieal
|0otks.
. nscoDs CsuEf7 b huyisg -
eSeas y works saarsass<a .
k0r ufasesta ulsk piEeoa pas.
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THE CLASS COMES
TO THE TEACHER

NORTH Ho0SICK, n. 7. il
The teacher can't 90 10 the Glaze
room. 90 The class comes y ~
teacher.
Mrs. John Power, rscupsratins
from . heart ailment = GIVING
her i've eighth stadefs Nv ftsc
and social stndies-in her living
room.
/ she has bssa teaching fcr =
years. the last - h this rural
upstate village.
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COMING EVENTS
SATURDAY, MAY p

SATURDAY, MAY p
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
Street Methodist Church, 722
Fleming Street. 7:30 pm.
May Time Party, Fl. Taylor
Officers Club. Z pm.
MONDAY, MAY H. q
Gym classes for Owe, Sea
O Plane Base, 10 am.
Alcoholics Anonymous open
meeting. 515sa Duyal Street.
pm.
Executive Board, Poinciana
PTA, at school, s p. m.
Key West Archery Club, Ley
Memorial Church Annex,
7::30 p. m.
Circle l, Presbyterian Women,
s pm. With Mrs. David Nc
Daniels, 1914 Seminary.
Woman's Auxiliary, st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Parish Hall,
s p. m.
WMU of First Baptist Church,
at church, 1880 p. m.
Circle !, First Methodist Church,
5 p. m.
Key West Ministerial Associa-
ton, $50 a. m.
Circle III, Women of First Pres
byterian Church, 3 p. m.
With Mrs. Donald Heinly. 1914
Washington st.
Key West Temple No. 20, Py-
THAN Sisters, KIP Hall, 1880
p. m.
Circle III. Presbyterian Women,
s pm. With Mrs. Earl Julian,
1435 Flagler Ave.
Key West Players at Barn Thea
tire. 8 p. m. Election Of OFF,
GERS.
TUESDAY, MAY s
Bowling for Officers Wives. to
$50 pm, at Naval Station
bowling alleys.
Ut. Taylor Duplicate Bridge Club,
7:45 pm, at La concha Hotel
Youth for Christ Bible Study, at
Service Mems Christian Center,
SIT Fleming st.
Combined social and handicraft
hours at Il. w. Youth Center
every Tues. evening. Open
house party. . pm.
Iadies Golf Tournament. Z. W.
Coli course. 3 an.
Navy Thrift Shop. 10 am. TO
1 pm.
Coral Shores PTA. school cafe
forum, 3 p. m.
Key West Chapter No. rs, Ma
tional Sojourners. First Pres
byterian Church I p. m.
Sea Finigee Cootiette Club 81,
al VIEW Home, 8 p. m.
Key West Woman's Club. club
auditorium, $50 p. m.
Harris School PTA Executive
Board, At school. f:S0 p. M.
Junior woman's Club. business
meeting. At Woman's Club,
Sp. n.
Key West Chapter No. 3. Dis.
shled American Veterans, Il
Lnx Temple, u Amelia ST.,
p. m.
Key West Assembly No. Il. Or.
der az Rainbow Girls. nj Scot.
fish Rite Temple. T:.30 q. m.
Minecs councEl Nc. II, Degree
of rocahunias. ak Redman
Hall. To .. N.
Civil Air Pasrui. 8 .. m, ~
WEDNESDAY, May g.
Navy Wires Beviing LaaTna
Naval Station Alters, pm
lIeeting. Juninr c.. Ccmmsres
at elahhcUse. 3 p4m-
Ialsnd Csty Nsvy wives CluA No.
g. rsesting &c Wklss Hat Ciuh
Lcurss. 10 an.
Ceranaic saasses. / 10 & pa
Ness Marietta AT ssSsol
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NOiU Hear This

Dear Dorothy
The Officers Wives Club Lvn-
ehson is over and was a great
success. The May Time Party is
just about getting underway can't
see how that party can miss. With
50 many people leaving and new
ones arriving parties and good
fellowship seem to be in the very
air! Don't like to see old friends
leave but the new ones are most
charming too feeling q wee BIT
nostalgia!
subren Wives are having their
Coffee at Fort Taylor on Wednes-
day, May 6, at 1000 a. m. Host
ess groups for the day are Subron
IL Staff, Guavina and the Sea
Dog. The feature event of this
Coffee is to be a White Elephant
Sale. Please, gals, bring your
white elephants after all It may
be just what your best friend has
needed for 4 long time. White
Elephant Sales are the most fun
of all auctions.
Change Of Command" In the
xii Group involved the retire
ment Of Rita Spooner as chair
man. All members voted her a
.'Well Done" for her work the past
three months and at the same
time greeted the new chairman,
Jean Spirit. Norma Kettlewell is
the new co-chairman. Remember,
the next Coffee-B Business meeting
for the xii Group win take
place on Wednesday. May 6, at
1000 q. m. at the home of Alice
Spicer, with Paris Robertson SER
wing as co-hostess.
The Hospital Wives are plan
ming e-Business meeting on
Friday. May s. The place is the
Seaplane Base Pool. Mrs. Branch
and Mrs. Butler win serve as
hosteSses.
Fort Taylor win be the setting
for the Naval Station Groups
Luncheon on Wednesday, May Is
Z time 1880 p. m. Mary Reel,
Blanche Rice and Kay Roberts
viii greet you at the door.
Because Of unforeseen circum-
stances last Wednesday nights
barbecue at Fort Taylor was sery-
ed inside. The party outside had
been planned long before the idea
Of the barbecue and Happy Hour
had been dreamed Of. Outside
next week and barbecued chicken
Via grapevine roast beef for sure
for Sunday Night Buffet delivery
troubles accounted for the last
minute change In last Sunday Buff.
fet. II won't happen this week as
the beef Is at present resting IN
the deep freeze.
Duplicate Bridge at Fort Tay-
Tor last Tuesday saw q small
group playing bridge and enjoy
ing i. Scoring was figured 4 lit
tle differently this time. Final Re.
suits high went to Mrs. Benham
and Miss Lowe; second to Mrs.
Duke and Mrs. Steinbreder and
third to Mrs. Munson and Mrs.
Nairn.
Reminder Book Review Grour
will meet on Wednesday, May d.
1t Fort Taylor. More later on this
week.
Special Activity Sewing Croun
WI be coming up on "Wednesday.
May 5. ut the home Of the chair.
man. Mrs. Richard Reynolds. The
address Is n c Arthur SAWYER
Road. Time $50 q. m. Don't for.
get the date. time and place. II
= . worthwhile hobby . have Won
priced dresses lately?
Thrlh shep siilI needs dens.
Hons.
Hannv Nav nav IA vc., ~,
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