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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
Ruled
AS Accidental

Coroner Roy Hamiin today Is.
sued . certificate Of Accidental
death by drowning" In connection
with the death Of . t3-year old
Key West woman whose body was
found floating In = canal at Sugar
Loaf Key. Monday.
The woman, Mrs. Beatrice Hern-
don, - Virginia Street, Key West,
had oeen on 4 drinking party and
wandered of and fallen into the
canal.
Edward Randolph. who had been
living with the woman, said that
he first missed her at about 600
p. m. Sunday but assumed that she
had caught q bus 70 Key West. But
a search revealed that she was not
In the city and he returned to Sng.
ar Loaf and wita q friend found
her hfeleSs body IN TIE canal.
He nOtified Coruner Roy Hamiin.
who with SherifFs Deputy Sidney
Curry. went Up The Keys 70 invest
gate. Both Curry ard Hamiin q.
creed that thsrs Vas 90 exidenee
Of foul play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
Storm veers Southwark
With Slower Wind Speed

ihs Storm This msrnins, accord.
Ing TO she Navy.
Alice has caused the usual con-
sternation among her large and
interested group of spectators.
The squally days since Friday
remind Conchs of September in
pressure and feeling. Since Friday,
there have been ass inches of rain,
very unusual for this time of year,
according to Goldsmith.
Goldsmith, as usual, at the first
sign of a tropical disturbance, is
kept busy with mis- ringing phone
at the Federal building.
There isn's . thing to VERY
about" he told callers a. $50
this morning.
The barometer has dropped a
trifle since yesterday noon, now
being 2S.77, he said.
Alice made her debut at Swan Is
land, due south Of here, Cuba, and
the Isle Of Pines. She danced
along the western coast Of Cuba,
and then began her rather aimless
drifting west Of Dry Tortugas.
Boat Capt. Joe Santini Of Fort
Jefferson In the Tortugas has post
poned his scheduled trip till quiet.
er weather. Ii. Glen Pearson, To-
cal Coast Guard commander said.
The Coast Guard has been bliss
fully calm during the bad weather
on the last three days. No calls
Of distress have come over the
radio. Some snapper fishermen
and shrimpers have however, tied
up in the protected harbors Of
Fort Jefferson to sit out the wea-
Their, rather than attempt the
rough 6 mile crossing from the
southwesternmost Key Of the Uni
ted States.
Asked why tropical storms have
been ehriStened anew this year,
becoming consistently female, ra-
Their than male or neuter, Cold
smith said:
Maybe It's because these
storms are as chaageahle as wo-
men are said 10 be-
In any case the entire roster Of
storm names was changed in an
agreement between the u. S. Wea-
Their Bureau and the u. S. Navy,
for 1858.
Gone are Able, Baker, Charlie.
Dog, Easy, Fox, George, etc. the
old names Of tropical storms.
This year ushered in all female
storms running the gamut from
Alice 10 Wallis. X. y and z are ig-
nored as storm possibilities.
Next STERN viii be called esF~
haFa. And fhrovsheuf me aaasea
Continued 90 Page Tsol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
Ike Rehearses
TV Report In
Secret Session
Televised Report
To Nation Slated
Wednesday Night

WASHINGTON IN - Amid strict
secrecy precautions, President Eli.
senhower and four Cabinet men,
bers ran through a rehearsal today
of their televised report to the ma
ton, to be delivered tomorrow
night.
The White House itself was TAX
ing on something of a radio city
appearance. Television technicIans
and advertising agency officials
scurried through the lobby in a
hustle Of preparations for the presi-
Dental panel show on al major
networks at $3.50 p. m. tEST)
Wednesday.
White House reporters we're
barred from the conference room
which has been transformed into
TV studio. But something of the
rehearsal and the Eetup for the
production was learned.
Eisenhower rshearsed his re-
marks seated at an diversified desk
with his four Cabinet members
seated on a davenport nearby.
Although the White House had
indicated the program would be
spontaneous and unrehearsed," as
the television trade calls 1t. "cne
cards" containing the first few
words Of each participants re-
marks we're set Up out Of camera
range.
Once the rehearsal began, re.
porters tried to get . look at II
on q TV monitor set which was
In a huge blue end silver ~
equipment truck pulled up outside
the executive offices.
White House police asked them
TO leave, however, and then posted
4 guard around the vehicle. allow
ing only Tv network employees and
representatives Of the Batten, Bar
ton, Durstine and Osborne adser-
Using firm 10 enter and leave.
The White House rad announced
previously that the ad agency
would lend technical assistance.
The firm Is the same that puts
Jack Benny, Groucho Marx and
"Your Hit Parade" on the air.
The White House says the cd.
vertising firm does rot have any
thing 70 DO with the programs
contents but Is simply lending >
hand with such technical matters
a. lighting. exhibits and such.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
$4,000
Creenbaunas Borrow
Huge Sum For
McCrory Dime
Retail Outlet

A $3.50, 900 construction mortgage
due November /, 1858, was issued
last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Greenbaum for purposes of
building a McCrory's Ten Cent
store on Duval and Eaton Street.
The mortgage filed with County
Clerk Earl Adams, is held by the
First National Bank of Miami. For
construction purposes, the short
term mortgage Is to be used for
financing the building of a modern
store building at Duval and Eaton.
Dated May "a, 1858, the principal
is due November /. tOaether with
the rest there on from date Until
maturity at the rate of six per.
cent per annum, and thereafter at
the rate Of eight percent until paid
in full.
The payments Of principal and
interest are to be made at the
First National Bank in Miami.
The mortgage deed states that
If the building is not completed in
accordance with plans and specifi.
cations submitted to the bank on
or before November /, 1858, the
entire principal sum shall become
due and payable with all accrued
interest.
The new retail store is replacing
one Of the land marks of Key West
the Cash house, which was de.
molished in order to make way
for 1t. Across Duval street another
landmark was destroyed some
months back. the Livingston Bet
hel house, TO make way for q ser
les Of concrete block, one story
commercial buildings. The whole
face Of Duval Street has been
changed in the last year, with the
erection of . sandwich shop on the
site Of the Showers mansion at
Southland and Duval. and other re-
placements going farther on down
toward the Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
Pomp And Pageantry
Set Note For Today
As Queen Is Crowned

see the ga hour ceremony by tele.
vision, for the first time.
Cries of God Save the Queenl"
blended into mighty roar from
thousands of throats as the queens
purple and golden coach left the
abbey for the main coronation pro.
cession five miles and more
through the center Of the old CAPT
tai.
The 27-year-old queen, who had
looked drawn near the close of the
long abbey ritual-and once near
tearS-flashed her smile. The Duke
of Edinburgh was beside her.
There was a Geluge Of rain as
the main procession got under way.
The inside of the queen mothers
coach was lighted by newly in
stalled fluorescent lighting which
glinted on her coronet and jewels.
Wind blown rain and brilliant
sushine competed with each other
for control of the day. But the
millions who had gathered to cheer
The queen stood firm in sites some
had staked out Is hours ahead Of
time.
The sun burst through lowering
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
TV Bids Up

WASHINGTON ia furry a
applications raised 10 q today the
number Of bids fnr educational
telsvision channels throughout the
country. An additional application
came Ia from Puerto Rico.
Twenty applications we're fled
with the Federal Communication
Commission ID the past tao wesks,
many coming in yesterday.
The FcC6 formal order ressrv.
tng 80 channels fer sdseatsonai
~ expires today.
From ngw &C. snyuna mxY Apply
for any ehanreI AZ aEy time. Thia
does rot mean. hCwevsx. that TIE
eommiaxi0n wiu Automatically &c.
espt eommereiaI srpiiezEScns sur
sAannels Il las alles2s6 toF eduea.
tAcnaI use.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
Col. Pace Goes
To Presbyterian
Conclaye In NC.

Col. n. z. Pace, recently ap-
pointed commissioner from the St.
Johns Presbytery, viii attend the
general assembly of the Presby-
terrain Church, U. S. (Southern) at
Montreal N. c., June I through
June 8.
He viii be one Of the 100 com
missioners from IL states and
d. c. who win attend the s3rd as.
sembly. During this session, re-
concentrations to the assembly
by standing committees win be
made. Col. Pace has been appoint.
ed to the Judicial Committee
which deals with minor points Of
church order.
Principal speaker at the pre.as.
sembly conference on evangelism,
June 81, viii be DR.. Louis II. Ev-
ans, minister at large for the nor
them church and former pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church OF
Hollywood, Calf.
The Assembly win be formally
opened at 7:30 p. m. June (, with
DR.. w. A. Alexander, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. Shire
veport, La, delivering the SER
mon as retiring moderator. A new
moderator win be elected.
Of outstanding interest VIII be
the discussion before the assembly
Of the plan for r@uniting the Pres
byterian churches throughout the
United States.
The local church feels that Il Is
. great honor to have one Of It's
prominent elders selected TO re-
present the st. Johns Presbytery,
the largest In the general assem-
bly,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
Three Bar Ourery Jailed Mom In
Surprise Police Department Raid
Trio Are Facing
Charges They
SerUed Minors

The Key West Police De-
partment continued their
drive against illegal bar op-
erations in the city when
they jailed three bar owners
in a whirlwind, surprise
raid last night.
1t was the second trip to
jail in two weeks for one of
the alleged offenders, Cor
don Wolfson of the Preview
Lounge, Duval Street. Wolf
son was arrested last night
by Police 1t. Joseph Cerezo
and Patrolman Edward Ra-
mirez on a charge that he
served liquor to a minor.
Wofson was jailed In another
raid on May 9th on . charge Of
operating a disorderly house in
allowing his entertainers to dance
in the nude indecently. = He was
released however, when he was
found to be charged with the wrong
offense, at that time.
However, one of his showgirls,
Miss June Martin was convicted
of dancing indecently and fined
$50.
Other arrests made last night
included Del HoSkins, owner of the
Cabana Bar and Jack Grey Of Jack
and Bonnie's Club, both on Duval
Street. Both were charged with
serving minors and Grey with per-
hitting a nuisance by allowing
cloud singing and juke box"
ALI were released on $3.50 bond
for appearance in city court today.
cerezo and Ramirez teamed to
make the raid which came as
surprise just two weeks after their
last wholesale drive which filled
the city jail with bar owners and
strip teasers. But the only bar
owner to be convicted, was Horace
Young of the Casa Cayo Hueso who
was fined 800 for serving a minor.
All others were released because
the charges were improperly
placed.
A host of B-Girls and entertain
ers were convicted and paid fines
ranging from $50 to $50 at that
time.
That the bar owners are APP
parently being more careful was
evidenced by the fact that Cerezo
was able to find but three violations
in his check of the bars last night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02

-ceptlng Kings move.
But King, who has been the GEN.
ter of a storm Of controversy for
months, followed through and re-
signed anyhow because, he said,
Il have orders from my boss, my
wife" Later, as a courtesy mea-
sure, the commission agreed 20 &C
cept Kings decision to leave.
And the city administration be.
gan to fall apart at the seams when
City Finance Director Charles Rob-
erts also quit the post he has held
for is years. Roberts set the close
of buiness on Friday, June 5th, as
the date for his resignation TO be-
come effective. The commission
voted not 10 accept the move.
In a two page. hand.written let.
ter addressed to the commission,
King outlined the reasons for his
decision. Chief among them were
the curtailing Of his control over
the various municipal depart.
ments by the wholesale amend.
ments to the city charter.
However, King revealed tbst Ne
will remain n Key Vest. He
owns . home en- Seek attend nua
he said that ne 4ilt tie mere
and fish and play
He said. after the meeting that
he viii be happy q offer what
ever aid he can to the successful,
completion Of Key Vests multi
million dollar sewer system expan-
sion. Some members Of the com.
mission had expressed fear that
Kings leaving might jeopardizs
that project.
Scores Of whistling and applaud.
Ing spectators jammed the com.
mission chamber last night and
blanket Of silence enyeloped the
proceedings as King justified his
move % the commission.
Commissioner Louis M. ]. Eisn.
er quickly moved acceptance.
But then City Finance Director
Roberts jumped 10 hts feet and
took a verbal crack 81 King. charg.
Ing that the City Manager had
"cast implications on hia honesty
and integrity"
In . passionate speech. Roberts
defended his conduct while In Of.
flee.
Sixteen years ago, I walked up
these stairs" ne said. "and sinee
being IN office. | have tried 10 ad.
minister - faithfully and honest
~ as | can. Whenever I leave.
at the end Of The waek.
| take nothing with me but The
confidence Of the people
"Mr. King. at one time sald fhst
! was his right hand man. And then
later, be had the audscity 70 cast
implications concerning my lnier.
risy and honesty" Roberts een-
tinued.
Ne IVES apparently spsaking -
. tisfsueHf ssiFibufed 70 kina
IN which ire City Msnssag pan-
ned Robarfs - foT n0f nesifyIna
him - irregularities n Ne city
tsx offsee. Robsrta hes mnlu-
Continued On Page TwoD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
Prince Charles
Sucks His Thumb
As He Looks At
Mothers
BY The Associated Press

LONDON-Britain crowned Eliz-
abeth II today in a magnificent
spectacle of ancient pomp and
pageantry, before the wondering
eyes of her little son Charles, heir
to the throne.
The thunder Of guns and the peal
ing of bells proclaimed to millions
massed in London's streets the
formal accession of Elizabeth the
Queen, the first coronation of a
woman since Victoria, 1875 years
ago.
Crowds massed rs to IS deep &C.
claimed the queen going from
Buckingham Palace 70 Westmin-
ster Abbey, and coming home
again. Only $500 persons were in
the abbey, but millions more could
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02

Key West. Florida. hos the
most equdble clirnote in the
country. with an average
yonqe Of only l4' Fohrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
6ALice's Can't
Decide Which
Way To Go;
Warnings Still Up

Alice, 1855 first tropical
storm has looped southwark
placing her 100 miles south
west of Key West, according
to the latest advisory issued
by the Miami Hurricane
center, at IL am.
Conforming to the legend about
her sex, Alice cannot seem to
make up her mind which way to
90. She has slowed down with
strongest winds Of about 40 miles
per hour. Her direction. however,
remains uncertain" according to
the Miami advisory.
"The loss Of force and slow
movement has reduced fhs dam
Ger Of strong wlnds IN Florida
except along the lower Keys
where squally winds Up 10 90
miles IN hour are indicated" HE
Weather BuFeau stated today.
Storm warnings continue on the
lower Keys and small craft should
continue caution along the Keys
south of Miami. Warnings are
down elsewhere, according to the
Bureau.
In the fifth advisory issued since
1880 a. m. yesterday, the Bureau
says Alice made her southwark
loop during the night. Before that
she had been heading North. Now
her latitude is % and longitude is
sac.
The y. S. Navy recognizing
Allee's existence went into HuF.
riesns Condition , yesterday e.
sernoon a. o'clock.
u was ere Of the earliest tro-
pleal storms near Key West IN
years, according 10 U. S. Wss.
eheF Bureau Chief Sam Geld
smith.
The Navy continued % operate
ship and planes today despite the
equally weather. hut has checked
equipment TO make ready in case
Q bic blow should hit the Island.
A resemblance plane. enc es
the hurricane hunters WAS ground.
I'd ~ Beea chiea Yesterday a.
400 .. IN. and Unable 10 pre-
eeed into the STERN center after
Halnor engine trouble. Repairs
were made and she seek Ell into
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
Marathon Site
OF Convention
OF County Judges

The State Association Of County
Judges win hold a three day con-
vention in Marathon. July Is. Is,
and a. County Judge Raymond r.
Lord announced today.
The Judges win meet at Key
Lodge. just north Of Marzthon. oE
Key Vaca. be said.
Dade County Judges Frank Blsn-
ton and Frank Dowling are spons-
soring the affair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02
CarbOneH May
Run, For Office

An interesting sidslisht 10
last nights stormy city COM
mission meeting was an In
formal annOUneemen by form
Or city commissioners Louis
csrbonsiI, stating that he will
bs . candidate for rs-eleesion
in The November General Else-
fions.
carbonsII ives overheard 10
say a. the meeting. AFTER To-
night, I'm going 10 run for
surs." Earlier, csrbonsll had
indicated thar he would not
run for shs commission.
No reason was given for his
change Of heart.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
John Randolph P-TA
Celebrate Founding
At Feb. 10 Meeting

The founding OF The parent
teachers organization will be cele-
barted by the P-TA of John RAN
dolph School at a special program
Thursday. Feb 10. at p. m.
Children of the glade classes
will be presented in a founders
day skit Afterward. the Rev.
Robert E. Withers il. of Farm
vile will give an illustrated talk
en- his tour of the Holy Land
summer before last.
Rev Mr.. Withers illustrative
pictures were taken by himself
during his 1851 tour of the Near
East and the Holy Land.
r. S. Johns, P-TA president.
said today the P-TA is anxious
that all members have the privi-
lege Of seeing and hearing this
splendid. International treat. 1T
will be a program of vital interest
TO all" he said.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Centenary WSCS
Holds Study Class
On Human Rights

On Friday afternoon. Feb s
the WSC.S of Centenary Church
sponsored n study class. in the
home Of MI and Mrs J P Start
ton
Mrs StrattOn. who is the Secre :
tary of Missionary Educatiou
conducted the class She was
assisted by the members Mrs.
Conduit Mathews, tne president.
presented one chapter of the
study. The text USED was These
Rights We Hold" by Dr. Fred l..
BroWniee. This study deals with
contributions to and responsible
ties for the advancement OF
human rights through home mis-
sions. within the Protestant
Christian framework. The text
vas interesting and the class was
enjoyed
The following members were
present. Miss paullne Atkins
Mesdames r. B. Addleman. Louis
N. Agee. Robert E. Garnet. Thorn
as Scott. j. P. Stratton. Conduit
Mathews. w. ID Walker anC
Charles Womack, III.
Peggy Scott was the guest OF
the group Refreshments We're
served by the hostess
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

ed with 4 luncheon Tuesday at
her home. Rock Garland. The
occasion was the executive COM
mittee meeting of the Cumber-
land County Home Demonstration
Clubs. OF which Mrs. Clements is
chairman. Purpose OF the meeting
was to make plans for the dis
.trict meeting to be held i'll the
Orange High School auditorium
May 8, The topic at that time
will be Citizenship In Action
Yesterday, To-day and Tomorrow. 7"
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. G. X
Garrett, also Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
Garrett and j. S. Smith last Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs Benjamin
Harris. of ,Emporia. and Mr. and
Mrs. r. c. AltiZer. of Farmville
Guests of Mr. and Mrs +. Allen
Carter, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs
Howard Settle. of Alberta.
Mrs. NJ. M George has return
ed home after spending few
days last week in Richmond as
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs n r. Hus-
key Brenda Huskey. small daugh-
tel: of Mr.. and Mrs. Huskey. UNI
CerWent a successful eye operation
on Wednesday of last week
Mrs. M. w Lawson. OF Amelia,
nf l,A, i.t
Mrs. M. M. George. and her FAM
lily.
At WMU Board
Mrs. j. c. Hayes and Mrs. F.
r. Crockett were among those
from Cumberland, who attended
the executive meeting OF the
WMU of the James River Baptist
Association Tuesday in Dillwyn,
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey l.. Flip
pen and daughter, Miss Barbara
Ann Flippen. of Richmond. were
visitor sSunday afternoon of MI
and Mrs. irwin F'lippen and Mrs
R. L. Flippen.
Miss Nora Atkins, Of Fries. Va.
was the week end guest Of MI
and MIS- w. T. Norman.
The Rev 10 WagnQn, Of Bum.
N. c.. who will close the services
of the Preaching Mission here to-
night. Thursday and Friday, in
the High School auditorium, will
be the guest of the Rev. and Mrs
J. S King at the Methodist Par
SOnage.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

Mrs w l.. Stinson and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Huddleston
and family. Daisy Mae Huddles-
ton and Charlie Mac Banton
Miss Deloras Huddleston and
Lee Puett were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton Huddleston. during
the week end.
John Morgan, of Ronceverte.
w. Va. visited Richard and Harry
Huddleston. last week and they
attended the basketball game be-
tween Buckingham and Crewe at
Crewe.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Seal visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Huddleston.
Sunday
Richard Huddleston and John
Morgan were visitors in Farmville.
Friday
John Morgan returned to Rom
ceverte. w. Va. Sunday. after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Nor
gan and Richard Huddleston.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Cumberland Rt. |

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clabo, o!
Tennessee. have been spending a
few weeks with their daughter and
SON. in-law, Mr. and Mrs Frank
OWnby
Jerry Ownby, little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee OWnby who was
badly burned a few weeks ago. is
improving fast at the hospital in
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Nora Clabo, who has been
visiting her son. J. F. Clabo, in
New Jersey. has returned home
for few days and is now spend
ing some time in Cartersville with
friends.
Visits In Tennessee
Rev. and Mrs. H. r. Whaley
and two children visited friends
and relatives at Gatlinburg. Tenn.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

Mrs. Stuart Wade. and Mr.. Wade.
in Richmond
Misses Sarah and Pauline Cor
son. with Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Spencer, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake W. Corson. of "Mickle
Knox. near Curdsville. Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w. Gates
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Hill, in Richmond, Sunday.
Miss jamie Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Wade, of Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sawyer. OF
Newport News were visitors of Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Wright, during
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hohmann. Of
Richmond, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Vogel during the week
end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

the past week
Mr., and Mrs. Walter ChildfeSs
of Newport News. recently visited
Mr. and Mrs E. R. Midkiff.
Mr.. and Mrs Wade Bryan were
Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ownby. near Gainesville
John Bryan, who works at State
Farm. was home the past week
with q severe case Of flu.
c. l. Martin was taken to the
hospital in Farmville, Saturday.
Most homes III this community
have had some of the family down
with ilu but most are recovering
nicely,
WMU MEETS
The WMU met at Jones Chapel
c Church Wednesday afternoon
with a good crowd attending. Mrs.
Bill Waycaster had charge of the
program
Mrs. Pink Ownby. who has been
sick for sometime was able to at
tend church the past two Sundays.
Mrs. Kenneth Allen. of Farm
Vile. attended Church Sunday
night at Jones Chapel.
Nh and Mrs Hobert Speas, of
Cumberland. were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
OWnby
Mrs Maggie King. Of Wealthia,
visits her father. A. L. Bryan.
who has been sick for some time
once or twice each week