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Evening star., 1953-05-10

Now that May has arrived, it's
time to start thinking about
spring and summer living. And
here's an idea worth considering
for your home or summer cot
tage, whether you're building or
remodeling.
Extend one end Of your living
room into a porch. Leave 1t open
to your living room. so that it's
almost a part Of the room, but
let the design differ so that
there's a distinct separation. In
clude a paneled wainscot in your
Evening star., 1953-05-10

by two-by-fours. Placed side by
side they give the impression Of
solid wall of glass. yet they Gre
ate an interesting design. AS the
end of the roof is Of glass also,
the porch seems to extend right
into the outdoors.
Separation Of the porch from
the living room is heightened by
the slate floors, decorative. yet
wonderfully practical If one
wishes to use this as q dining
area.
Evening star., 1953-05-10

plans. but instead Of walls above.
choose permanent windows.
In the room illustrated, a ledge
at the base of the windows Is
handy for books and aShtrays.
The most noteworthy feature of
the plan. however. is that the
windows are installed at an
angle to meet a beam at the roof
line. And another pane of glass
juts back over the inclosed porch
to become part Of the roof. Each
section of glass is about two feet
wide, separated from the next
Evening star., 1953-05-10
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Three.Day Make.OUer Session
SPECIAL ONLY $500

In three fun-filled days at the Helena
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the slim, smart, lovely person you've
always longed to be.
You'll discover exactly what your per-
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to solve them once and for ALL You'll
learn the way to slim and ever-lovely
figure the secrets of beautiful,
youthful complexion the art of
flawless makeup. And finally you'll
be given an exciting new hair do
created especially for you by Michel
trained stylist.
It's almost like being born again. You
feel like sparkling new version of your
former self. You'll look wonderful in
the new bare fashions. And you'll have
all the knowledge to keep you looking
lovely all your life!
Make your appointment tomorrow. Call
metropolitan 8-6917. Special Three
Day Make-Over Session . 2 hours a
day for 3 days . daytime and evening
classes now only 1900.
Evening star., 1953-05-10

PACIFIC CONTOUR SHEETS
simplify bed.mal<ing, stay so smooth
Famous for four boxed corners Poetic Contours can't
pull out stay smooth and free Of wrinkles all night
:. save bed-mokine time and work.
l8o-threod percoIes: twin size, 2.79; full size 3.19.
WGL-Beddne, Fifth Floor, Main Building
l28-threod musins: twin size, 22o full size 49,
8othreod percoIes: twin size, 279; full size, 3l9
Coupons redeemobIe all through May
W6L-Budeet Homefurnishinos, Down stolrs Store,
North Building
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OUT or TOWN BIRTHDAYS
Minneapolis
Additional Social and
Personal News
81. Paul

81 Agnes GuIldl 81, Agnes
Guild Of St Thomas Episcopal
church met at the home Of Mrs
Gladys Session, 3SS5 Fifth ave
S, ON Wednesday evening. Feb.
20
Bridge LyunCheoni Invitations
have been sent by Mrs. Henry
Thomas, 3Sib clinton ave, for a
bridge luncheon Ia be given Sat
urday, March 7, at $50, In the
Tropical room Of the Hotel Dyck.
man.
surprise birthday Party Litue
Gary Gilchrist, son OF Mr., and
Mrs Riley Gilchrist. 3sl6 Second
ave. s.. celebrated his seventh
birthday ON Saturday. Feb. ~. at
a surprise party given by his
mother, Games were played and
prizes awarded. Refreshments
were served The little friends who
helped him celebrate were Bandra
and Anthony Roberts, Tony and
Billy Whlteaide. Carol and Kathy
Granger, Harold BoudreRuN, Mel.
win Brady Claudia Brown DE
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70 her SISTER and brother IN law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schuck.
362h No. Dale ST.. on Mrs.
schuek's birthday. Thursday Feb.
10. Mrs. Payne returned 70 her
home Sunday.
To Arizona; Mr., Roy Davis.
Seattle, Wash. il in Tucson. Arix.
for his health. Mr.. Davis IL the
father Of Mrs. Norma Jones, 700
West Central ave. and Mr.. Nor
man Davis, $50 st. Anthony ave-,
ST. Paul
D.A.V. CORfcEcRcei The Mime
sofa Department OF Disabled
American Veterans held their mid.
winter conference at the Hotel
Lowry, beginning at Q q m. Feb.
n thru the ~. A resolution ask.
ing for more beds for the ~.
Smelling veterans hospital. more
funds for more adequate medical
services and a revision Of the
present rules for admission 20 the
veterans hospital was
relative to World War II veterans
There was q lengthy discussion
relative to World warn veterans
making application TO the govern
ment for any injury, or IN health
resulting from the war. II the
veteran fails to do this, II may
mean that when he passes, the
widow and children will not be
eligible for a pension or other
benefits.
Social Club; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Jones, 700 w. Central ave
entertained the Saturday Night
Social Club on Feb. n. Members
are the MeAsrs. and Mines
Bulbs" Powell. Frank schine.
Johnell Williams, Norman Davis.
Kenneth Jones and George Shan.
non. The next meeting win be held
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnell Williams, 9Ss Iglehart ave.
Entertains: Mrs. J. r. Jones and
daughter. AnnRbelle, 9l4 Fuller
ave. entertained with a pokenR
party. Saturday, Feb. IL. Guests
were, Messrs and Mines. william
White, Kenneth Jones. John Col
Inns, Robert Jones, the Misses
Carolyn Collins, Dolores and Anna.
belle Jones and Jerry BeaI Re
freshments were served.
Gold Band Society The Gold
Band Society met Feb. 10. with
Mrs. Norma Jones, 100 w. Central
ave. a. hostess. Mrs. Dorothy
Clark's birthday which IL Feb. 20,
was observed Rt this meeting. The
next meeting viii be held March
2, at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Clark, $40 Rondo ave. and Mrs.
Betty Bookins whose birthday In
on this same date. will be honored
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
SO. Paul

80. Panl
Feb. 2s--Mary J, Reynolds, SiT
No st. Adams st., Earl w. white,
AT ROndo Ave. Nick Simmons,
Ab9 Carroll Ave, Annie Lewis,
637 w. Central Ave. Mrs, Bessie
White, 2T7 Rondo Ave-. Mrs, Glenn
Smith. l7p So. Anthony Ave. Lu-
Their Lyon. TO w. Central Ave,
d, Montgomery, ST. w, Central
Ave. Mrs. Iona Hampton. S66
Fuller Ave, Mrs. Edythe Clark,
S7A Rondo Ave,
Feb. 2S-Paul Wood. Sts Lyle
hart Ave. Dellie High. ss5 ST,
Anthony Ave-,
March william J. Gardner,
2sIO Hardwood Ave, Paul n,
jackson, S2s 81. Anthony Ave,
Betty Cunningham, t22 st. An.
thony Ave. Emily Clark. 6ib w,
Central Ave, Lawrence Neal,
622h Rondo Ave. Charles Berry,
sos w. Central Ave, Mrs, Mary
johnson. TAO 81, Anthony Ave,
Joseph FAINT. rs W. Magnolia ST.,
Ann Harvey, 81 Tilton st., John
NJ. Culver, 1889 No, Western Ave.
March as. l.. Hopkins, b45
Aurora Ave, George Manning,
e43 st, Anthony Ave. Mrs. O.
wOoten, 87S w Central Ave,
Mrs. Ruth Benncr. 6T2 81. An
thony Ave. Georgia May Hisbon,
1853 No Chatsworth St. Edmund
jackson. $50 Carroll Ave, Byron
jackson, $50 Carroll Ave, How
ard Dodd, SOS Carroll Ave. Mrs.
Martin Brookins. s67 w. Central
Ave. Mrs. Alice onque, i77l sher-
burne Ave.
March 3-Gloria Parker, 400
w. Central Ave. Ethel Carter,
AT St Anthony ave. Mrs, Anna
MCGEE. 6S3 Igiehart Ave, Edward
Morris, St Paul.
March Mrs, Florence Logan,
s25 81. Anthony Ave, Essie L.Aury,
T26 Sherburne Ave. Dorothy b.
Cozine, AS st, Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Clara Parker, itT State St,
Mrs. william Foulkea, 37l No
Western Ave. James Middlecoff,
b5i w. Central Ave,
March 3 Frank Brown. 405 st.
Anthony Ave, Lily Preston. 273
81. Anthony Ave, Arthur Hedge.
8i5 Carroll Ave. Leonard Davis
954 Carol Ave. David A, Rose
$50 W. Central Ave, Lee Ballard
SIT st. Anthony Ave, Roger An.
derson, 9s9 Rondo Ave, Florence
Fristo. 4s5is Rnndo Ave,
March B-Mrs. Lorraine Tabor
500 Rondo Ave, Mr.. ]. Blakey, 8s2
Carroll Ave. c. n. Schuck. 500
RondO Ave.
OUT OF TOWN BIRTHDAYS
80. Paul
March 2-Eugene Hliyard, Los
Angeles: Capt Byron Rife, u. 3,
Army,
March 3-Licut Brewer l.,
Clark, Kentucky.
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borah FrScse and Diane Gnchrst
Gary received many beautiful
gifts.
Family Gathering, Mr., Austin
Ford. us Carroll Ave, entertained
ct = family gathering Sunday
Feb, %, Those present werS
MeSSrS, and Mines, Noah Jordan,
Dale Ford and Mr.. OTton shell
ton and son, Arthur and Mrs,
Della Warren.
ERtcFtaInAi Mrs Iona Hamp.
ton, $50 Fuller Ave, entertained
Mrs orion shelton and children
Noah and Susan on Sunday, Frh,
~.
state Dental C0nVentiOnl Dr,
Earl \, Weber. 3la Newton Build.
ing. attended tho Minnesota state
Dental Convention, which convcn.
ed Feb, % through the 9nth a,
the Minneapolis Auditorium, lie
also attended the lectures, clinics
and demonstrations, and the re-.
union OF the 1921 class and an
nual dinner given at Charles
Cafe Excepionale, Or, Weber be.
longs to the American Dental A.
ISOLATION and the 81 Paul Dis
trict Dental Society. DIR, George
Grisaam NJ New York, and Dr
Charles Williams Of 81 Paul, were
the other Negro dentists who at
tended tho convention,
Seriously tut Mr., John w. John
son, son of Mrs. Carrie Johnson,
85s 81 Anthony ave, II seriously
~ al his home All members Of
hts family living out Of town
have arrived 20 be at HIS bedside
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Bridge Club: The Two O'Clock
Bridge club viii meet with Mrs.
Elizabeth Chiles, s7S st. Anthony
ave. on Saturday. Feb. Is.
Wedding Anniversary: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Jones and Master
Sgt. Ruben Warren were co.host
and hostess at a surprise party in
celebration Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Whites S0th wedding anniversary
on Sunday evening. Feb. ~. The
Whites who were leisurely loung-
ing at home. were really surprised
and 1t was q very pleasant one,
when their door bell rang and on
answering II. they found a group
OF their friends descending upon
them. The evening was spent in
reminescing. Supper was served.
Friends who helped celebrate were
Messrs. and Mines. J. r. Jones
John Collins, Bert Buckner, Mines.
Anna WOoten, Roberta Tyler; Mis-
ses Agnes Jean Brown, Annabelie,
Dolores and Beverley Jones: the
Messrs, Frank Curtis, William GIL.
lespie and T,-Sgt. d. T. Gordon.
The party was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, White 773 Rondo
ave.
Surprises Sister: Mrs. Carl
Payne OF Topeka. Kansas. arrived
as a surprise birthday present
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

VIVA. CIubi Tho VIVA. Club
~ Zion Baptist church met NJ
the home of Mrs, Helen Roberts
4I5 Knox ave, ~, ON Tuesday,
Fob a.
Visitor Prom ChlcagOi Mrs.
Ruth Brown. Chicago, III, niece
of Mr.. Fred Edwards, 22Od Elliot
Ave. arrived In tho city, Feb, ~,
for q few days visit with her
relatives and friends, Mrs. Brown
was the house guest 81 her cnua-
ina, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Price,
1927 7th 81, So,
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mystery shopper: Mrs. Glen
Beck. 994 Iglehart ave-, was
named Mystery Shopper" by the
Continental Baking Co. and was
given a gold compact and a gen
erous supply Of bread.
Dinner Guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
Certis Taylor. $50 Rondo ave, en-.
tertained at dinner on Sunday,
Feb. 8, honoring Mrs. Matte Con-
erly Of Detroit, Mich. Guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald West
berry and Mrs. Nathaniel Walker
Of Minneapolis, Miss Betty Mae
Melton Of Waterloo, Iowa, Miss
Annie Mae Henderson and Mr..
John Marshall Of 81. Paul.
New Oar: The Clarence A. An
dersons. 500 Dayton ave. are
sporting a new 1883 automobile
and its a beauty.
MID Century Club Elects; The
Mid Century Club at its regular
meeting held election Of officers
and the following were elected
president, Mrs. Norma Goss: vice
president, Mrs. Juanita Douglas
secretary, Mrs. Voncile Taylor:
treasurer, Mrs. Iona Hampton
and Mrs. Ella Mae Shelton was
elected reporter, The next meeting
win held at the home of Mrs.
Loretta Andrew. 427 Rondo ave,
on March 4.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-27

Oak Lake Ave. Mrs. w. c. JonSS.
ST2i Aldrich Ave, Gladys Barnett.
20 Highland Ave. No.
March al BESSIE Green. SO7 Du-
Pont Ave. lid Crews, IS HoAgV
Ave, No, Carl Wade. SsS7 Firth
Ave, So,
March 3 Lorraine Lewis, 1859
Humboldt Ave, No, Charles Force.
ST2S Minnehaha Ave, Curtis Chit
vers, Aol7 Clinton Ave. So,
March "a, d, Greer, S07 Du-
Pont Ave No, Mrs, n, A, Bufkins,
1918 Fourth Ave. So. Mrs. John
Bohn. SSO E Ssth ST.. Mary Ann
Brown, 1900 Portland Ave. Gloria
Mitchell, 1901 Bryant Ave. No,
Lester wahA. soT Emerson Ave,
No,
March 3 MrS. Hugh u. wilcox.
~ r., Melburne,
Mar, S-~Charles Horn, $500 Fo.
shay Tower; Mrs, Matte Prince,
242s Fourth Ave, So, A, J. Clark,
$500 Firth Ave. So, Mrs. shirni
Parkins, 7OA Humboldt Ave, No,
OUT on TOWN BIRTHDAYS
Minneapolis
Feb, ~ Mrs. Susan Triplett.
Los Angeles.
Feb, 20 Kenneth Henson, Port.
land, ore.
March 5-James Bennett, Little
Rock, Ark. GuchAnd Paris, New
York.
March 4-R. W, cowie, Roth.
say, MINI
March 6 Mrs, E. r. Parks,
Evanston, III.
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ConNRlcsCinE, Mrs, George Wal
lace, nos Aldrieh ave. ~, who
has been confined 10 her homo
with stomach flu for the past
month is now able 10 be up and
out again,
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NiAltor from milwaukee, Mrs.
Elizabeth McFec Of Milwaukee.
wis. arrived In the city Feb, -
and Is the house guest OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Rodgers, SA09 Cedar
ave,
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Anniversaries
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

sc. Paul
Feb 2s--Mr. and Mrs. william
Montgomery, 377 No. 81. Adams.
10 years.
March Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
salter, 1913 w. Central Ave, 20
years
March 5-Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Brown. AL st. Anthony Ave.
four years.
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BIRTHDAY GREETINGS
Minneapolis

Feb. rs Forrest Mckinney $40
Fremont Ave No, John NRpue.
6lb Girard Ave. No, Louverne
Noble, 3732 Fourth Ave, So,
Gloria Brown. 37iS Fourth Ave,
80.
Feb. 20 ERrett Glover, $500
Firth Ave. So.
March Ida Wagner, 1899
FIFTH Ave. So, Jack ParHon, TOO
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL Z

Little Theater Group: Miss jeanne Howell, sophomore in
Monnesota and Mr.. Louis House. former director NJ stb
ala nas Brown community house members Of the
at the Edith Bush Little Theater Feb for two - nv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20

RETIRING FROM THE years of service Chief
Charles Blunde president Shrine Club the
of the win business Fl Pierce Fla Vests
loss viii be that cyS gain Blunde is opening V shop and
home the Indian
adopted baby old The named
Richard Kenneth The Bundes formerly lived ST. Poncana
Place Chief Bunden 20 of his with the u
IN the submarine service He served in both the Atlantic and the
Pacific theaers World Blundel
to Key West in 1910 while in final hitch
in Key West for five years During that time he became
dress is G E, BMnden Box 163F Route No Ft Pierce Fla
Finch, Citizen
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Pumphrey-CreeI Nuptials Exchanged
Tuesday EUe With Double Ring Rites

Miss Edred Jean Humphrey daughter Of Mrs. M Humphrey
Of Eaton Street Washington D. c. became the bride Marvin
s. Cree NJ. d. Lane
Tuesday The double ring performed by the Rev.
Paul Touchton the Fleming Street Methodist Church.
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bra were placed q each end q he
table. The TERED wedding cake vas
the centerpieee. Punch was served
from . beautiful bowl On . server.
The bride Is q graduate e Tier
ida State University and L Z Tea.
cher at Truman School.
The groom. son q Hrs. Moniea
Johns, Madison Street, chastahooe.
hee. Fla. Is flight paFser fcr Basl.
ern Air Lines. he Is 1 veteran q
the U. $. Marine Corps, Word
War II.
For her travelling costume TIE
bride chose : helgt linen tuls with
navy accessories.
After = honeymoon iouFnry
through points Of interest IA Flor-
ida. Mr.. and Mrs. Johns wfil live
At $50 Minola Drive, Miami Spglnes
and win be at home By July /.
out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Roberts q M.
ami. Fla. with their two ehlldren.
Tommy and Monty. Mp. Roberts q
the brides brother. A sister q re
bridegroom's, Mrs. John ". Ovens.
arrived iron Jaeksonylile, FIa.
for the wedding alone with Mrs.
Elanor German Of thst city.
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lovely embroidered gown OF pink
with white stole. Her headpiece
was fashioned Of cleaning white
satin trimmed with dainty flowers
of net. Her accessories were white.
She wore a pearl and rhinestone
necklace. a gift from the groom.
She carried a white prayer book
with white orchid on it nestled
in steamers Of fragrant steph.
anotis.
Two Of the brides brothers-in-
law, Earl Mickler and Oscar So
lano served as ushers.
Following the exchange Of nup.
tial VOWS, a reception was held In
honor of the newlyweds at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Mick.
Ter at 1923 petronia Street. Mrs.
Mickler is Mrs. Johns, sister. About
100 guests attended.
In charge of the reception were
Mrs. Amelia Cabot, Mrs. EulaIie
Jones and Miss Gladys Pinder.
The living room Of the Mickler
home was decorated with vases Of
pastel hued gladioli. The brides
table was covered with an exquisite
Irish linen cloth. Crystal Candida
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
Lions AUXILIARY
IT,staHs Officers
At Monday Meet

In a simple but sincere ceremony
the new officers Of the Key West
Lions Auxiliary we're installed by
Lion President Paul Albury last
Monday night at the Lions Den.
Mrs. Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr.,
was ushered into office as the pres
ident. Mrs. Arnold Brye was made
viee-president; Mrs. EdeImiro Nor.
ales, secretary; Mrs, Fred knight,
treasurer and Mrs. Bessie kaplan,
TailtwlSter.
The new president then present
ed the retiring president, Mrs. Paul
AIbury. with beautiful gift in
token Of the esteem and affection
in which she is held by her friends
and colleagues.
Lion Albury impressed upon the
new officers the Importance Of
their duties and expressed the sin
eere wishes Of al the Lions for the
continued success Of the Auxiliary.
Miss Yyonne Moore. accompan.
led by Charles Lord at the piano,
presented several graceful ballet
solos. Miss jeanne Mullins, &C.
companied by pianist Miss Milf
cent Taylor, sang several seiec.
tons.
The entertainment highlight Of
the evening was witty lecture By
local astronomer Hank Leeds who
kept the audience laughing with his
description Of personalities Of var
ious members, their husbands and
their children as determined By
their Individual birth dates.
Delicious fruit punch and assuFt-
ed colored sandwiches lblae, pink
and golden bread was used were
served BY the hostesses who In.
cIuded Mesdames sam SHERMAN,
Arnold Brye. David Negrin. clar-
enee Higgs and Fred knight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
Franchot Tone
Inlnerits Million

LOS ANGELES Up = Film actor
Franchot Tone is to receive ap-
proximately one million dollars
from the estate Of his mother who
died April 16.
This was disclosed when Tone
filed petition in Superior Court
yesterday for probate of her viii.
Mrs. Gertrude Tone, rs, left her
two million dollar estate to Tone
and his brother, Frank ]. Tone Jr.,
So, of Niagara Falls, N. Y, to be
divided equally.
The actors petition said pro.
bate proceedings already are pend.
ing in Niagara Falls but it is nee
essary to file the win here to dis
pose of $22, s4S in a Beverly Hills
bank and furniture in a West Los
Angeles home.
Other property, consisting Of
stocks and bonds, is in New York,
the petition said.
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The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Raymond
Humphrey. Miss Donnie Creel, sis
ter Of the groom was the brides
attendant. Louis Cruz was best
man for the groom.
Little Miss Linda Pnmphrey, the
brides niece, was flower girl.
While wedding vows were being
exchanged Michael Mariscal play
ed soft music on the piano.
A reception followed the eere-
mony, given at the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Raymond
Humphrey, sister in law Of the
bride, was co-hosteSs.
Miss Humphrey was graduated
from the Key West High School this
month. The bridegroom is a form
er member Of the 1s7th Airhorne
Division and was wounded IN ac-
ton In Korea in the spring Of 1851.
He Is now associated with the parts
unit at Mulberg Chevrolet com.
pany.
On May &c. the bride was honor.
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the coincidence in the story de-
partment. On Sunday afternoon
during SKAAL hour C - p. m. ).
a bottle of champagne viii 90 to
the person who chan regale the
crowd with the best story Start
racking your memoirs. The story
can be true or make-b believe. It's
got to have punch. or lets say,
akvavit kick.
OLD FRIENDS Dorothy and
Barney Hendrixson, he's Swedish,
(what is this Scandinavian invasion
anyway?) dropped by Thursday en-
route to Coral Gables from Cuba,
but I missed them! Back in 1919
] used to visit them now and then
on weekend jaunts TO see my old
haunts Zone was especially a spook
and another was q real Creep.
The spirit moved me, but the
flash was weak. Among the in
terested spectators while VX-1 la
dies were lunching at the beach
was c. A. Van Deursen looking
handsome as usual. Lois and
Larry Dimmick are vacationing
for a month. They have new
puppy. New kitten owners are
Nancy and Bob Schwanke. Now
only Leander and Alexander re-
main at 2ls Telegraph Lane. Alex.
ander is tawny yellow, has a loud
yowl and looks like a baby lion. He
reacts like one, too. as Claude NJ
Collie found out BY his over in.
quisitive nose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
Morrow Marries

LOS ANGELES IN = Doretta
Morrow has taken time off from
the New York stage and Holly.
wood movies to become 4 June
bride.
The 26-year.old musical comedi.
enne was married yesterday to
Fred A. Miller. IS. an executive
of U. S. Airlines. which operates
cargo planes.
II is her first marriage and his
second.
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cARp % ThANks

Words cannot fully express our
thanks to the neighbors and other
friends for their many acts Of
kindness and words Of sympathy
during the illness and following the
death Of our beloved aunt, Mary
Susan Albury. We also thank those
who sent floral tokens 81 remem-
branee.
THE FAMILY.