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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
BY JEROME FALL

could never hope 10 see a more
beautiful site than the grand
march as The girls displayed
their beautiful formals and the
fellows their usual black and
white iuxedos. al high school
prom.
Music for this affair was fur
rished bv me renowned band Of
CLARK William which was en-
loycd bv aH
chaiam. Ontario
Saturday night found the
youths Of chaisn enjoying
themselves al a social and dane
ing al the Community Center
for youth.
The Caata0 Ontario govern
ncnl has 'uine1 = former school
over 70 ihc Youths 10 serve a. a
community center MS operating
expense is pad d, ne Young peo-
pie Though me ole ~ soft bev-
sragcs and igh' lunches They
also pfonufe monthly dances
unae tae hsVe local band
a. invite Detfoli Youth 10 par
TON tt Smrf iac -conter was
iunf6 otci ~ lse youths, they
have bu0sa'a Ping Pong table.
funfNc an1 buf = lunch
counter Several Dcirof youths
visit Cnaiau frequently.
Next Weeks Happenings
a meeting ~ nc carnations
participating in 'te Subscription
drive nll be held 81 the home
~ the nanaglna editor MIS- 3.
+ ELLINGTON Report Nll be
made tt WOlkafs ia tho diiAe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

~ So ,siun OF sa'd Coufl ned
p he County building al De
.7f Michigan ON
Present the Honorable Adolph
Nar.laner. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof bv aiildatt
~-ale nnN4ng that the defend
N' ClNenpe Dorteh NOT a
esdcnl Of tie State OF Michigan
na 'ah hi, address Is 1929 29lb
'rcei Bc,,cmer. Alabama
On Motion Of Edward NJ Tur-
1or auoDcv for plaintiff
i Is Ordered that She I'D
defendant appear and answer The
2'llof complaint filed IN hl. cause
INN three go months from
Ne date of this order or ne SAID
'N WI ne taken as confessed
alanN him.
7 j. Further Ordered 'hN Il
WV ol tnlS order be published
% me Detroit Tribune and served
'vo.dlnc 20 law.
ADOlPH F. MARSCHNER.
Circuit Judge
a Tue Copy)
lssr NJ. Branigin. Clerk
'F a c Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
7-l8-8 %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

plan such an affair without the
assistance OF the young ladies.
Over 800 guests crowded ne
beautiful hall 10 celebrate ihe
graduating Of $50 young men
who now have vocational trair-
ing that Will enable then a. scce
in the various skilled
division Of industry
Even more beautiful than the
decorated hall itself were the
illusfrious colors OF formals
worn by the young ladies. One
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

IN RECITAL - The Louis
Singers appeared in musical re-
ciisl al United Temple last
Sunday evening. From left TO
right: Greia Mcleod. Dolores
Stroud. Barbara RudYesel. Will
liam Greek. Evelyn Branch.
Lennie Partie. Wilhelmina
Rhemes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
WILBUR WRIGHT HIGH
SCHOOL PROM

AS one walked into the elab-
orafelY decorated Dearborn
Inn. he sensed feeling OF .
job that was well done. One
would immediately think OF
the laborous hours that the
Prom Committee OF the grad
uation class of Wilbur Wright
High School spent planning
such a lavish affair. II is COM
mendable that young men could
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
Entertainment Galore Set
For Police Field Day

The Detroit Police Benefit AS
.iaf.on viii present their 27th
,nnual Field Day at University
Detroit Stadium August ID.
This wears event promises 10
tn greatest in the. 27-year-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
DorothyD ondridgef4oiie
as Oomphiest Voice

Whenever Dorothy cambridge up audonl and
starts blazing with Of her ochy pressure inn
medaieS head foi the statophee the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

the MGM musical "H no
Deck Says Dorothy Of hci Climb
90 suCccss. Il keep changing my
material Finding you grove IS
fine but il mustn't become allf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
Sue to Coin Admittonce
to AIubumu University

BIRMINGHAM The I'm ei States Dsllei Coui has been
asked enjoin the UnvcrS, Alabama ot ne 20 admit
Negro students solely bccaus, q ac and en5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

THE NINE MONTH OLD
twins OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Edison. Alfred and Alfredo.
are smiling and in excellent
health.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
Legal Notice
Edward NJ. Turner. Atty.
500 Beaubien

State ~ " chigan. n 'hc Cir
a' Court Tor the Coun,v of
Hrsp in Chanccry.
RACHEL DORTCll. Plaintiff,
IS CLARENCE DORTCll De
'p3in'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

Detroit July 81 $50 Olympus
All Seats Reserved
Tickets on Sale az Olympia
FLINT JULY % 1901 A. M.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
Order OF Publication
No. 506.5l9

81 4 So sion of SAID Court held
. he county building al De
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Refrigerators

Amono Freezer; l2-eu.-ft. upright;
5 storage compartments; direct cold
to floor; sonple-
KeIvinotor 8-cu,-ft. Refrigerator;
aluminium shelves, fuII-width freezer;
floor sompIe
Fomous-nnoke Refrigerator; de luxe
automatic defrostino, full-width
freezer, 9 Gu. it,; floor somple =
Astral Refrigerator; w Gu. it,; use
either for direct or indirect current.
Floor somple
Evening star., 1953-01-15
TeIevision

1853 Fomous-moke u" TV; rodio
and photograph combination; AN
rodio, 3-speed, automatic record
ployer; floor sompIe; Model 2l83-.-
1853 Minerva Console TV; 20"
screen, nohoeony-veneered cobinet;
floor sompIe; Model 2OC ------
.ansburqh's-MAJOR APPLIANCES
Street or Through Arcl10Gy, Ma
Evening star., 1953-01-15
BETTER SUITS

2 All Wool Worsted Suits. Longer
jocket styles for Juniors. Dark green
with flicks of white and rust. Pencil
skirt, o-l3
I Royon and Acetate Suits - if your
size is l8, 40 or AZ. Tailored styles,
Lans6urgh's-BETTER SUISSE
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Radios

] Fomous-moke 3-woy Portable Radio
for AC and DC bottery; floor sample
I MotoroIo TobIe Model Rodio; floor
sorple; Model 5Xl2---------
! Motorolo Toble Model Rodio; floor
sample; Model 6xl2-----
! Fomous-moke Toble Model Rodio;
floor somple; Model 542---------
fPlus Battery
Evening star., 1953-01-15
SPORT SWEAR

) l00oo Wool Felt Skirts. yellow and
oquo, white with black applique
bows, sizes 10 to l6 included
B Novelty Shirts, washable cotton
broodcloth, short or long sleeves,
white
Dressy Skirts including royon sotins,
nyIons in black, gold or oquo! 10
TO g in the group -----
0 Classic Wool Skirts, flonneIs or
tweeds, many colors, broken sizes
LGnsburgh' h'S-SPORTS
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Girls Sub-Teen BIouses

Wits SuU. SSN 0IUUSeS
Orig. NOW
20 Sub-Teen Cotton and Royons. many 2.99
styles, white and colors, lO-i4-- 3.99 1.99
so Girls Cotton BIouses, assorted
styles, white; sizes 7 to l4------ 2.oo l.69
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WEAR-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-15
JUNIOR DRESSES

so Dresses, casual and dressy styles,
including suit dresses, royon toffeto,
wool jersey, royon crepe, royon
foiIIe. Broken sizes, 7-l5----~-
IS Better Dresses. dressy ond Semi
dressy styles including iocket
dresses. l00% wool, royon toffeto.
Broken sizes, o-l5-----------
StropIess Formols, long and short,
royon toffeto. 9-l3 included
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRESSES
Evening star., 1953-01-15

MISSES COATS
All Ii Price

B Fomous Name Fitted Style Coots,
royon and ocetote foiIe, navy, black,
14-lS -
! Navy FoilIe Cotton and Acetate Boxy
Coot, navy. Size lO-----..---
! Royon and Cotton FoiIe Tuxedo
Coot, blue, l4-----------
Z Washable Cotton Reversible Goats,
nationally advertised. Groy with eroy
and white stripe l2-l8
LGnSburgh'S-MISSES COATS-SeC
Evening star., 1953-01-15
MEMS FURNISHINGS

Or9. NVW
l26 Famous Make Shirts Of Sonfor-
ized"" cotton broodcoth or oxford
cloth! Solid coors or foncy stripes! $3.50
Sizes l4h-l6 in eroup-------- 500 2.49
81 Fomous Make Dress Shifts, white
on white broodcoth fancy
woven stripes. Broken sizes l4H-
So sonforized*" Dress Shirts, cotton
broodcloth, fused or spreod colors!
Counter soiIed, broken szes----- 2.95 1879
"a Wallets, fine cowhide in ton or
brown, inner pass coses-------- $50 1.49'
AZ Famous Make Belts, cowhide, pig
sizes 3O-38 Observation-Disclosures $50 1.49
l6 IOOoo NyIon or Docron Shirts
White, solid color nyIons, broken 8.e5to
~ Glove and Muffler Sets, l000o
wool, solid coors, closely
knit for wornth. S, M, l------- 3.95 z.88
1872 Famous Make Undershors, cotton
broodcoth, boxer erpper styles.
Solid coors, stripes, sizes 4O-4Z,
lo MuffIers, all wool, royon
Solids, checks, patterns in the e5to
group -------------------- 4So we
lO2 Gloves, lined or unIined, fomous
make suedes, pieskins, eopeskins! 4e5t to
Sizes 8h-l0 in eroup--------- 695 3.e9
'Plus'20% Fed. Tar ''Wont shrink more than f%
Lansburghs-MENS FURNISHINGS-Street Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-15
HANDkERCHIEFS

SO Women's Solid Color Hondker-
chiefs, with names embroidered in
white. Broken assortment of names
Cotton prints included in group :
so Mems Linen Hondkerchiefs. Brok-
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Misses & Women's Dresses

Orig. NOW
36 Misses and Women's Md-wnter
Dresses priced to clear. Royon and
ocetote crepe, mensweor royon,
royon and cotton foie. Broken
assortment in sizes 1918; l4h- l4.o5 to
24K; SO to "A ---,--- 2295 sss
LGnSburghS hS-MISSES' & WOMENS DRESSES
Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-01-15
MEMS CLOTHING

Orl9. NVW
s All Wool Sport Coots. Regulars,
4Oi44/46; shorts, 38/42; longs. 35.OOto
46 .---------------- $500 1899
3 Nationally Advertised Roncoots.
ReouIors, 38/42; longs, 40 1885, BIS z4e9
20 Mems Slocks, broken sizes, colors. oo5to
fobrcs i0.So f.SS
Lansburgh's-MENS cLoTHING-Street Floor !.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
MAJOR APPLIANCES

orig. .NVW
Sunroy Cos Ronee; automatically
controlled oven. light and clock; floor
Mooic Chef Cos Ronge 80" wide
woist-hioh broiIer, light and clock;
floor somple; Model leL---------25e.e5 1895
james Dishwoshers fully automatic;
washes service for in less than o
minutes; demonstrators tors----------22e.95 1925
Evening star., 1953-09-10

overloads the machine and smothers washing
action.
When you wash with all, your clothes slosh
around freely. And dirt is loosened quickly
all the dirt. It cannot be redeposited on clothes
because all contains special Ingredient that
absorbs dirt like blotter. And holds it sus-
pended in the wash water.
Quick, thorough rinsing guaranteed
Wash water containing all rinses out instantly,
taking all the dirt with it. No clinging suds
film is left to cloud the brightness of your
clothes OF discolor fabrics when you iron them.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Your machine wiU do much better job wih this new
detergent than 1t can with Thick heavy suds!

LYoUHAvE ever been just little disappointed
in the way your automatic washer has been
washing your clothes, you'll want to know
about ALL
all is the new kind of detergent that washes
with new kind of suds.
all gives you controlled suds" .. =. the kind
of suds your automatic washer needs to make
it work the way the maker intended. It works
so well, all is prescribed by the men who make
automatic washers for best results!
Perfect washing uction guaranteed
ali cannot make a thick layer of suds that
Evening star., 1953-09-10
wash clothes cleanest!

(And no scum is left in your machine.)
Home laundry experts recommend all for
everything you wash-from grimy work clothes
to delicate lingerie. And no water softeners and
bleaches are needed. all includes a water sof-
tener and whitening agent in just the right
amount.
Simplify your washing -and save!
Get all now at your grocery, department or
appliance store. You will find all comes in con-
veniently sized, easy-to-handle packages-be-
cause all granules are condensed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Simmons Hide-A-Be
Floor somples-open
to a big double bedI.
'1QQ
Saturday Only

Modern arm full size
Hide-A-Bed! Covered in
good looking tweed.
Complete with Simmons
8-oz. covered inner
spring mottress Sleeps
two in real bed comfort!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13

Top sellers regular prices! Reversible foam cushion chairs
from Of the nations leading manufacturers, famous for
superior quality nure Take your pick Of Lawson TCushon
Lowon Sleepy Hollow RoAm and BoreI The Goodyear foam
rubber cushions have NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO WEAR OUT!
Hardwood Frame glued doubedoweIed and blocked
Hondtied spring. Wondeutr range Of coIors and fobcs
Floor Washington Parktgton; Floor Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Double Dresser Bedroom!
Golden Blond Korino
3-pe. suite!
49,
Saturday Only

Modern in good toste!
Big pieces! Print and
scratch resistont "Syn-
thetone" finish, 5-ply
veneers. DustProof,
sturdy. Double dresser,
mirror. chest and bed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
VIonized BoIfufIex

Comfortable arm
chair, seuff-resistont
80
Saturday Only
Tough, durable BoItofIex
plastic thot's scuff and
stain resistant! Nylon-
lied backing prevents
splitting, cracking.
Double doweIed, corner
blocked. Brown, char
treuse, green, red. grey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Leather-Top Tables
CTenneeY Process

Regularly 5s.95
Choice Of 8 styles
3Q.'' ....
Saturday Only
Not ordinary leather but
Tenneer processed
Ieothe err! Tougher
smoother, elossier, re-
sistont to indentotions
and mars! Oxford finish
in swirl and crotch mo-
ho9ony patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13

Only Il.
Fomous Simmons TSoyv woven
'"c c, EG,tE,ao. D &edium 4 t'so,
reinforced SIDES 34.95
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
Episcopal Ladies
Hold Meeting
AT Parish Hall

The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church met re.
Gently at the Parish Hall with Mrs.
Eric Curry, president, presiding.
Among things discussed was the
decision to resume the usual cof-
after the eleven o'clock service on
Sunday mornings.
Hostesses at the meeting were
Mrs. Clarence Allshouse and Mrs.
Mervin Russell. Guests preent In
cluded Medames Glen West, Hi
da Sands, Stanley Pierce, Marie
Russell, Louise Grant, Lillian Co.
wart, Elaine Edwards, Gloriana
Bayly. Rose Curry, John Armfield,
Emma Seymour, Viverine Curry,
Walter Landayt, Bernard Allen,
Emerson Archer, Edward Polizuk,
Myron Aussen, B. o. Lowery, Ed.
18th Foster, R. F. Carroll, W. E.
Campbell, B. M. Blount, Fannie
Curry, Miss Jennie Seymour and
the Rev John Armfield.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
Golf Tournament
Winners Are
Announced Here


Five prizes were awarded re-
Gently for last weeks Ladies' Day
Golf Tournament at the Key West
Golf Club. i
Kay Faraldo, Ann Witzel and
Eide KoSsert took honorS in Class
A, and Maxine Ritter and Helen
Altman scored in Class B. Others
of the golfers were RoSamund
Refo, Rose Gavin, Dottie Murphy,
Jeanne Foulk, Edie Skinner and
Ruth Holtsberg.
Following the tournament, cof-
fee and doughnuts were served to
all participants and guests who in
Guided Joe Lopez, Rosemary Mat
thews and Louise Duke.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
Beta Sigma Phi
Holds Annual
Christmas Party

Beta Sigma Phi held their an
nual Christmas party on Monday
evening at the home of social CON-
mittee member Elsie Peters at
1871 Reynolds Street.
Members and their guests, num-
bering about eighty-five in all,
were welcomed at the door and
went on to the patio where cock
tails were served by social chair.
man Florence RADON and co-ehair.
man Vivian Thompson and their
husbands.
Mrs. Peters home was decorat.
ed in \ yuletide theme including
q large Christmas tree under which
were gifts to be exchanged later in
the evening.
When ali guests had arrived a
buffet dinner was served in the pa.
ito consisting OF hors d'oeuvreS,
turkey, baked ham, potato salad,
cole slaw, shrimp. cranberry jelly
and hot rolls.
After dinner there was music
and dancing in living room until
Santa Claus arrived to distribute
gifts to all present. Much pleasant
confusion ensued and after each
gift had been properly inspected
and exclaimed over, dancing was
resumed.
One highlight of the evening was
presentation of a beautiful fitted
Overnight case to the sponsor of
Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Angela
Caro-, by the members. Judge
Caro- also was remembered with
IA handsome leather wallet.
Praise is due the social CON-
mittee for a well organized affair
which was enjoyed by everyone
present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
PoinCiana School
Is Scene Of
Holiday Parties

Poinciana School has been the
scene of much Christmas activ-
ity recently with the party given
for the faculty and a Christmas
program by the children.
The PTA executive board Of the
school was host to the faculty at
coffee. Fruit cake, cookies and
candy were served with the tea
and coffee amid attractive Christ
mas decorations.
Among the guests, were Horace
o'Bryant, Mrs. Roberts and the
Misses StrasSler and Nicola.
At the children's program, held
Friday, there were Christmas car.
OILS and a presentation of 1.-THE
Night Before Christmas" by the
first graders. There were many
other numbers on the program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
SUPPER

Use this pantry-shelf menu to
prepare a meal in a hurry.
corned Beef Hash with
Pickle Sauce
Canned Green Beans
French Bread
Fruit Cocktail
Beverage
coRNED BEEF HASH WITH
PICKLE SAUCE
ingredients: One No. 2 can
corned beef hash, 1 egg (separ.
ated), Il cup mayonnaise, " cup
sweet pickle relish.
Method: Spread hash evenly
over the bottom Of a creased 1.
quart casserole. Beat egg yolk
slightly and mix with mayonnaise
and pickle relish. Beat egg white
until stiff; fold into pickle relish
mixture. Spread over hash. Bake,
uncovered, in moderate (375F)
owen Is minutes, or until hash Is
hot and topping is golden brown
Makes 4 servings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
FRIDAY FARE

Here's one of the most delicious
quick desserts you can make.
Fish Fillets
Mashed Pctafoes
Broccoli
Picked Beet Salad
Bread and Butter
Quick Apple Crisp
Beverage
QUICK APPLE CRISP
ingredients: One / pound and
4 ounce can sliced apples, 1-S cup
flour, dash of salt, "a cup firmly
packed brown sugar, Il teaspoon
cinnamon, II cup butter or marga-
rine.
Method: Turn apples with
juice into s-inch pie plate. Mix
lour, salt, brown sugar and Gin
namon together. Add butter and
work in with pastry blender until
fine and crumbly; sprinkle over
apples. Bake in hot -(40oFl oven
about IS minutes. Makes s ser
wings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
US0 Will Hold
Xmas Programs
AT Clubhouse

Servicemen win have q Merry
Christmas waiting them at the
US0 on Whithead ST., with pro-
grams scheduled for Christmas
Eve and Christmas Day.
There viii be a Christmas Eve
dance beginning at 8 o'clock with
music by Gus Ayala's combo, and
on Christmas Day there viii be
Open House from nine in the morn
ing until noon with singing and re-
freshmets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
|HenSons Are Here
From Kentucky
For Holidays

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Henson Of
Danville, KY, and their children,
Patricia Anne and David Lee, are
houseguests at the home of Mrs.
HenSon's mother, Mrs. Ernest
Mitchell, 9O6 Ashe Street, for the
Christmas holidays.
1t is the first time that Mrs.
Mitchell has seen her young grand
son, and she hadn't seen her grand.
daughter, who was born In Key
West, for over two years. The Hen
sons viii be here for a week be-
fore returning to Kentucky.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23

The Stockings are ready to hang
with cart
For Santa to fill with gifts so
rare.
An orange, a whistle, a toy or
two.
And tucked away in the tips of
the toes,
Some wished-for trinket that old
Santa knows.
At the crack of dawn, while par
entS yawn,
Kids bounce through the house
and shout with glee.
And fathers and mothers secret
ly wish, that il was me"
Merry, Merry Christmasl Suzy
adv)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
@AS

Eggnog Is traditional holiday
hospitality In many homes between
Christmas and New Years day.
This is the way one old inn in
Charleston, South Carolina has
been making is since 1850. Just
thought you'd like to knowl
Dissolve 2 pounds of granulated
sugar IN l fifth of white and /
fifth q gold light.bodied rum.
Store IN large covered jar in re-
frigerasor overnight. Beat "a egg
yolks 10 q light froth, then add
gradually 70 rum aud sugar mix.
.uee. beating 10 foam. Chill in re-
lrigeeatos } hours. Beat I quarts
az heavy cream In another bowl 10
S,:H consisssney aud pour rum-egg
mlTsafe Into cream bowl, beating
constantly. Pour into well-chilled
punch bowl and place 10 retriger.
Stor for one hour. Remove and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23

the Third Division at the Naval
Air Station in Lakehurst, N. ]. en-
route to Key West they stopped
at Groveland. Fla, for a short
while 10 see Mrs. Spoto's sister.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
Are In
Key West For
Holidays

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Spoto
and their little son are guests al
the home Of Mrs. Spotos parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Veral c. Roberts,
for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Spoto is an operator with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
AliSonS Announce
Daughter Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Alison,
I'LL Virginia St., announce the
birth of daughter, Catherine Ann,
on December 10th at Monroe Gen.
Ieral Hospital. Mrs. Alison is the
former 10 Ann ValenZuela.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

WEDNESDAY. December 13rd
ioSo-Isand City Navy Wives Club Ne S. Bldg IT'S Ma
val Station
i23o-FAWTU oWC, place to be announced
T:3o-JuniOr DehS, al the Won ans Club
soo-Seotish Rite Bodies SEQ tiSh Rite Temple
soo-Ameriean Legion Ne IS Legion Home stock Is
S:Oo-SacerdotSas Del Hogar No !, sis Elizabeth ST.
s:oo-Junior Chamber Of Com merce the clubhouse
THURSDAY December 18th
12lS-Rotary Club, 81. Pau's Parish Han
20o-LsdieS' Auxiliary g. Monroe Hospital
6:So-LionS Club, al the Den. 007 Seminary
7:30-Amateur Radio Club, National Guard ArmOry
7:30-JayShees, at clubhouse
7:so-Nu Phi Mu sorority, a ST. Anne's Han
S:Oo-Dr. Felix varela Lodge No s.. 9ls Elizabeth ST.
s:o0-Knights of Columbus. at Noes HAau
S:0o-Cvl Air Patrol. Poineia Community
s;Oo-Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 2s American Legion Home
s:Oo-cAP Cadets, POineana Community House
FRIDAY, December 18th
As this is Christmas Day. is suggested that anyone caring for
information concerning meetings call the chairman of his club
org anization
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23

Cir House always looks ahead
and ordered plenty Of "Hans.
over Kits"-for stocking suffers
or for New Years. All the neess.
ssTY paneaeeas for that annual
after.the-holiday letdown.
Something very nice are mile
srs." Selfsealins ice buckets In
gay eoloFs that survive an aeci-
dental Pvnetvrs and keep your
ice in cubes for e hours. NILE.
srs" can also be used fer wine
eoOlers,an d Gift House has brass
stands for them. For your Holt.
day hostess--esramie cigarette
and ashfraYs. a set Of two trays
and . holder decorated with fro-
piesl fish in Fsal-life eolors--alI
for $3.50. More expensive are the
black and white siraffes or q
black bull locking madly about
for the nearest mafador.
There's only one Of those good
looking electric wall clocks with
delicate black iron frsme-juss
SASS.
Fer Stocking SfutfsEs--drvms
Of purse size matches in bright
eeloFs.
Couldn't stand h any longer
and well burn Sanfs's candle in
. snowflake seones. I'm locking
forward 10 summer suppers by
candle light. So cool and Flatssr.
Ing when the dSldrums are upon
Us.
Cir House will be closed
Christmas Day and won't open
until Monday. And Gift House
sends YoU . wish for the hap
Piesi Of holidays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23

There are three times as many
widows as widowers in the United
States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23

In 1850 there were about Is NIL
lion Negroes in the United States.