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Evening star., 1954-12-12

tied touch you want to put on
the gift apron. Be as abstract
or as realistic as you like but
use wonderful colors to trim
your holiday gift apron.
Christmas gift giving Is
meant to be fun. Here's one
way to make 1t just thatl
ELEM
Evening star., 1954-12-12

might have rhinestone buttons
twinkling from the toy kanga-
roo's eyes. An easy blanket
stitch all the way round; with
a contrasting yarn will add
even more color to the little
handmade toy. These, Incl
dentally. are always a big hit,
with girls away at school who
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Follow Directions for Ideal Chrisfnos Gifts

There's still time 10 make .
personal gift for some people
on your gift list that won't
involve too much time. ex-
penditnre. or too much trou-
BILE on your part.
You'll enjoy the feeling Of
creativeness such alternating
produces, and ct the same time
you may surprise yourself with
your own imaginativeness.
Here are directions for some
small personal gifts you can
make up In many different
variations.
There's the JEWELED BOX
that looks pretty In q bathroom
or on q dressing table. Buy q
clear plastic box from the dime
store and paint Il with black
Eo-Paque that's easy to apply.
Then gilt the edges. Mount on
the box q suggestion Of whats
contained inside. It can be q
jewelled bobby pin matching
the twelve Cor as many as you
want to put inside) glittering
rhinestone buttons on hobbies
that you made. To fashion the
hair sparklers you get the butt
tons and afiix the bobby pins
to them with o drop Of house
hold cement and you have
plenty evening time hair ac-
cessories. Cost? No more than
$3.50.
Other Gift Ideos
Earrings don't have to be
costly to be interesting con-
versation pieces. Some Of the
best-looking earrings around
are those that inventive wom-
en- have made themselves.
Select two big beautiful but
tons, remove the shank with a
pair Of pliers, anchor them on
earring backs with some
househouse cement. Result
Is a gift that might set you
back several dollars more than
the 81 you spend making
them yourself.
One Of the neatest fashion
gifts you can give q woman
who loves wearing French
cuffed shirts Is q pair Of good
looking cuff links. Buy the
special cuff link package most
notion departments stock and
follow the instructions on the
package. You can fashion q
stunning pair with two but
tons. Costs about $l.l5.
For Little Ones
For the little ones who al
ways love getting toys you
could make q red felt kan
garoo. Writing La Mode, 1872
Broadway, New York City, win
produce the pattern for Ken
ny the Kangaroo" SThe arms,
legs and long kangaroo tail are
Joined with buttons and this
allows them to move as the
child wants them to. You
Evening star., 1954-12-12

love to keep q tiny toy collec-
ton In their rooms just for fun.
Hostesses will love getting a
holiday apron you've made for
them. A felt apron may be cut
from any basic pattern. Then
use strips Of felt and glue them
on to fashion q little angle. an
irnals, or any other PERSONAL
Evening star., 1954-05-23

4. StFipe n solid ehon,-
bNoy eoot dNsas. hat ard
boo; blue. bFoNw. green.
rose; sizes 10 20 20 and
l@h 70 22h ----lo.9S
Evening star., 1954-05-23

Q. Tottersol-ci,eckod scoop
neck coat dress. hot ord
bog; rUd. blue. gold o.
green with block on Write:
sizes 10 70 20 ond l4h
TO 22h ---------10.9S
Evening star., 1954-05-23
, - Three OF, a Match!

G. Two-pioce look dress,
solid skin, striped blouse.
ehom,broy. m0tchin0 that
and bop; blue, brown.
green. eose; sizes 10 TO 20.
l4h to 2zh-----1O.9S
Evening star., 1954-06-04

best, and Coolidge Highs musi-
clans ranked third.
More than 4,5OO spectators
watched the day-long marching
tests in Eastern Highs stadium.
Westerns Companies L. G and
K finished 1928. They were COM
manded respectively. by Cadet
Capts. Dennis L. Yakobson, John
E. Stanton and Richard S. Sundt.
Corpl. L. A. Foxworth, Com
pany c, Woodrow Wilson High
School, rated tops in competition
among the distinguished nom
CONS.
Sergt. Ta-Hsung Tung. Com
pany K. Roosevelt, was second.
and third place went to Sergt.
Richard Painter, Company L,
Western.
Honor Companies Revealed.
Each school secretly elects an
honor company from its own
ranks. Winners were announced
yesterday as follows:
Western. Company G; Roose-
welt, Company E, Cadet Capt.
Larry H. Honikman, command
ing; woodrow Wilson. Company
c. Cadet Capt. William r.
Stovall, jr., commanding; Nc
Kinley. Company B, Cadet Capt.
John r. Darnell, commanding.
Eastern, Company B, Cadet
Capt. Lynne r. Packer, COM
manding; Anacostia, Company
B, Cadet Capt. Frank w. Hoff-
man, commanding: Coolidge,
Company D, Cadet 1t. Robert @.
Agnew, commanding: Bell """--
pany B, Cadet Capt. Thomas
acock, commanding. and
Chamberlain, Company A, Cadet
Capt. Harold Chantker, COM
manding.
The brigade parade was re-
viewed by Maj. Gen. George w.
Smythe, deputy commander OF
the I'd Army.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

Western High School. which
usually wins the annual cadet
company drill competition. elab-
Grated on it's own tradition yes
terday.
This year it took practically
everything. And if there had
been a prize for. decibel content,
its cheering section would have
won that, too
Western cadets took all three
prizes for company drilling. The
school also was named winner
of the highest general average
for the days event. Moreover,
it was picked to furnish the
brigade commander and staff
for the review.
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Western Cadets Nearly Sweep
Top Honors in Company Drills

And as a final helping Of
honor, a Western student was
one Of three boys given the
title of Distinguished Nom
Commissioned Officer.
Roosevelt Gets Award.
Roosevelt High managed to
salvage a respectable honor for
itself. It received the Principals
General Excellence Award, for
the highest year-around average
in all phases of military science
and tactics.
Roosevelt also won seconds in
band and Distinguished MOO
competition.
Anacostia's band was judged
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Christian Endeayor
OF Virginia Meets in July
By the Associosed Press

MASSANETTA SPRINGS, Va.
June 4.-The 60th annual con-
vention of the Virginia Christian
Endeavor Union is scheduled
here July 1928.
DR.. Gene Stone, general Sec
retary Of the International So
ciety of Christian Endeavor, will
be keynote speaker at the open
ing session July 10. About $50
delegates and leaders are ex-
pected.
The Rev. Andrew Wright of
Middlesex. England, general Sec
retary' of the Worlds Christian
Endeavor Union in Europe,
Africa, India and the Middle
East, also is scheduled to speak. I
Evening star., 1954-06-04

NORTHWEST
BERG'S HARDWARE
62I2 Third ST., NV.
COLONIAL DECORATORS
S3lI Georgia Ave, NV.
COOPER HARDWARE
1902 I4h ST., NV.
HIGH-G PAINT co.
923 Nev York Ave-, NV.
INTERSTATE AUTO
FINISHES, INC.
2I26 M ST., NV.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
1900 WiscoHSiS Ave-, NV.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
247S 18th ST., NV.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
| 4S77 M0cArthar Blvd., NV.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
3SII Connecticut Ave., NV.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
I'LL Georgia Ave, NV.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
1928 nh ST., NV.
PYUs ADAMS PAINT co.
lII9 9h ST., NV.
TITLE PAINT g HARDWARE
1894 Georgia Ave-, NV.
UNION WALLPAPER 8
PAINT CO.
1922 New York Ave-, NV.
NORTHEAST
AMco MILLWoRK 8
LUMBER CO.
37OI Bessisg Rd., NE.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
1884 Florida Ave, NE.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
2lO9 Rhode IsIsmI AVe., NE.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

HYATTsVILLE, ND.
> AcER HARDWARE
6ST Ager Rd.
LANHAM, Nd.
STANcLIFF HARDWARE D.
SUPPLY CO.
LAUREL, MD.
COOKS HARDWARE
<37 MGis St.
MITcHELVILLE. Nd.
sHATENsTEIN EROS.
nat. RAINIER. Nd.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
1000 3ffh St.
ROCKVILLE, Nd.
ABODE HARDWARE
: W. Middle Loss
SILVER SPRING, Nd.
MARYLAND HARDWARE
$40 Forest GIss Rd.
PlNEY BRANCH H"WARE
S7O3 FIower Avs.
UNION WALLPAPER D
PAINT co.
SfS9 FenfoS St.
TAKoMA PARK, Nd.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
$3.50 FIower Ape.
HARDWARE, INC.
1865 New Hampshire Ace.
MANOR HARDWARE
2I6 Carroll Ave.
UPPER MARLBORO. MD.
MARLBORO HARDWARE D
SUPPLY co.
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AMERICAN HARDWARE co.
1888 Penna. Ave-, Sc.
z. S. BURGESS 6 SON
236 It'll ST., Sc.
FRANK DEL VEccHIo 6
SON
I2I2 IIfh St, Sc.
BERLIN's HARDWARE
44IO SoatherS Ave-, Sc.
an Bowes Rd., Sc.
GRAND HARDWARE
227 PesSG. Ave-, Sc.
HILLcREST HARDWARE
2SIO Good Hope Rd., Sc.
HoMEMAKERs HARDWARE
H3 Stk ST.. Sc.
MAHoNEY WALLPAPER 8
PAINT co.
324 PenSG. Ave-, Sc.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
6O3 PesHa. Ave-, Sc.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
3S43 Alabama Ave-, Sc.
FRAGER'S HARDWARE
23OI PeSaG. Ave, Sc.
STEVENS HARDWARE
27S9 Nichols Ace, Sc.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

PRINCE GEORGES HARDWARE
1879 Defense Hwy.
DRIVE IN PAINT co.
34th g Kesilworfh Ave.
BETHESDA, ND.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
1000 Wisconsin, Are.
cHILLUM, Nd.
cHlLLUM PAINT b
HARDWARE
1O3 CkillMm R1.
COLLEGE PARK, ND.
COLLEGE PARK PAINT
8 HARDWARE
1856 Baltimore A0s.
coLMAR MANOR, MD.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
1927 BlGdessbGrg Rd.
COTTAGE CITY, Nd.
SERVICE PAINT o PAPER co.
1910 Baltimore Blvd.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. MD.
SUBURBAN HARDWARE
7lOS Marlboro Pike
GALEsVILLE, MD.
N. G. LEATHERBURY
HILLcREsT HEIGHTS,
ND.
SEYMoUR's HARDWARE
1922 IOsrseS St.
LANDoVER HILLS, MD.
KENT HARDWARE. INC.
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|Ne,U Officers OF
|BNai Zion Ladies
Are Installed

Mrs. AL Miller was seated for
her third term as president of the
B'Nai Zion Auxiliary at the organ.
ization's installation luncheon held
at the patio of the Key wester Mo-
tel on Thursday, June 3.
Other officers for the coming
year are Mrs. Herman Holtzberg.
vice president; Mrs. Julius Brown
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ma.
ny kornick, recording secretary
and Mrs. Sam SHERMAN, treasur-
er.
The officers were installed bv
Sam SHERMAN, president of the
B'Nai Zion Synagogue.
The new and retiring officers
were given corsages of ixora and
pom poms, created by Mrs. Hal
bert Lewinsky.
Mrs. Miller was presented with
gold compact as a token of an
probation for her able leadership
during the past year.
Thirty guests were present at the
luncheon.
All arrangements for the lovely
affair were made by Mrs. Sam
Lipshitz, Mrs. Ben Berman and
Mrs. Ralph Yellin.
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|CIO,Un Divers Will
Perform AtDip N
Dance Saturday

The JayShees invite you to come
enjoy perfect evening dipping
and dancing" under the stars. Re
ferring of course, to the ''Dip and
Dance" sponsored by the JayShees
on Saturday, June IL at the beau
tiful Key Wester pool.
The JayShees have engaged a
fine orchestra and there will be a
roped off portion for those who
wish to dance. The Key Wester
pool will accommodate those who
want to dip.
Clown divers will entertain those
attending and popular Don Albin
will offer vocal selections.
All proceeds from the ''Dip and
Dance" will be used toward the
purchase of an incubator for Mon
roe General Hospital.
Dressing rooms will be available
for those wishing to change, but it
is requested that patrons bring
their own towels.
Mrs Charles Fisherman and
Mrs. Joe YPinder, co-chairmen,
have reported that tickets are SELL
ing exceptionally well. A few are
still left, and they may be pur-
chased at the Cuba Shop, 532 Du-
val Street. The JayShees ask those
planning to attend to pick up hteir
tickets early, as the number Is
limited to avoid overcrowding.
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was inqviring about fhe bathing
suit supply - which yours truly
knows is plentiful and has many,
many good looking ones! - and
said that they thought they would
write their sisters to wait until
they visited here TO buy them!
lnasmueh as summertime will
find many Of Us seeing old
friends. and relafives-who per.
haps have never been here be.
fore-why not tell them Of The in.
expensive, stunning, tropical"
dresses and bathing svifs-af The
Mar.Ed Shop! They couldn't find
any better anywhere, cause as
many Of you realize, warn
weather" clothes in Timbuefoo
are q far cry from the Strictly
sUnbaek" fashion which is SO
cool and so appropriate in Our
Town. Mar.Ed has one Of the
finest group Of dresses, swim.
ming suits. shorts, etc. and even
Grest-Aunf MaUde will be happy
she waited to do her shopping
until she went fo-Mar.Ed.
BY The bye reminder. Ca.
mile Starke-fashion authority
and Bridal consvltant has most
interesting program every Sat-
Urday at 700 p.m.-sponsored
by-yevr very own Mar.Ed Dress
Shop on Station WKWFl
= = - -
Gonna hate myself for this-bu,
simply must bring you George
Rooney's latest joke Che of the
service paper, 1.-THE Outpost'')-
did you know he was being in
vestigated cause he used Russian
Dressing on his salad last week??'
= = - =
The long warm days will soon
be here-and then comes the
rain. BY going to the Caroline
Shop, 223 Ann Street you will be
sure TO find drapery material
with which TO make your house
look cooler now-and which will
also chase the depression of the
damp days.
Lovely fabrics. pIeasins pat.
terms - . new dress for your
windows will perk, YOU I'd, be.
cause II will be fresh. new.
cheerful, and you'll find lust
what you wish at the Caroline
Shop.
So. make your Staying home"
time happier with new drspes.
The Caroline Shop. with their
expert experience. will be more
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Than glad TO advise If you wish
TO make your own.
Also, don't overlook the fact
that this is one Of The most
quaint and attractive shops in
Our Town-and they have those
different, distinctive imported
sifts"-and the majority is under
Ten Dollars!
: = - = =
OPEN NOTE TO OBJ: Simply
must 60 by the Strand Theatre and
pick up those TWO FREE TICK
ETS for the lucky person to win
this week-to be announced Fri
day-the Contribution Contest.
In case you haven't read the
column before (what am I say
ing????)-just a word about the
Contest. Anything - joke, recipe,
household hint, news of your
friends, humorous items-can be
entered! It's all lot of fun, and
though, My Red Shawl moves
about so much-she sometimes re-
turns skittering in on her fringe
we know that there are many
things we do miss.
Scam looking forward to hear
ing from each and every one of
you! Please don't be shy, just send
your contribution along to BLISS
Full BUY (ing)-or you can tele-
phone it in-except for recipes of
course!
a. - -
To make your hair sIesm-
Like the radiant lady Of his
dream"
The very best thing for you to
do
Is TO 90 TO The Beauty Shop Of
Donald and Svel
= = - = =
To all of youn-in sickness or
health-wiSdom or wealth - glad
or sad-would like to say that
yours truly knows yesterday-to-
day and always if you were born
here or if you have just only pass
ed through for short time-or if,
you are, as my Key West friends
say, IAN older stranger"-or if
you have been away and recently
returned-or if you are one of the
marvellous winter residents, whose
houses always remind us of you
YOU will know, as I do-how real
ly great Our Town and Your Town
is-Am most deeply grateful-for
here
remain, BLISSFULLY YOURS,
- at Your Shopping Service -
Jeanette (Adv'D.
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Kenneth Riveiira,
Miss Mason We'd

Miss Shirley Mason, formerly of
London, England, and Kenneth L.
Riviera, son of Mrs. Margaret
Ladd Vardas of GLIB 33rd Street,
Hiahleah, were married in Miami
on Saturday, June S.
The groom is a native of Key
West and attended the local high
school. He was recently discharg-
ed from the Coast Guard.
A reception was held following
the ceremony at the home of the
groom's mother.
After a wedding trip to Daytona
Beach, the young couple will live
in Miami.
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short veil. Her bouquet was of vel
low spring flowers.
Robert Niederschmidt, uncle of
the bride, was best man.
A reception was held at Fort
Taylor Officers Club Immediately
following the ceremony.
The brides table was centered
with the three TERED wedding cake
which she cut with her fathers
sword.
Mrs. CamStra is graduated from
the Convent of Mary Immaculate
in 1852. She attended Salve Regina
College in Newport, Rhode Island
and Barry College in Miami.
1t. Camstra is a graduate of the
U. S. Naval Academy, class Of
1858. He is with the USAF, al
Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma
The young couple left for a wed.
ding trip to Miami. Mrs. Camstra
travelled in a smartly tailored pink
linen suit with white accessories
Her corsage was an orchid from
her bridal bouquet.
They will be at home in Enid
Oklahoma.
Mrs. F. Niederschmidt of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, the BRIDE
grandmother, and her uncle, Rob
ert Underestimate, also Of Milwau
kee, were in Key West for thu
wedding.
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Legion Auxiliary To
Meet Thursday Night

The American Legion AUxili-
ary meets at the Legion Home
on Stock Island at 500 p. m.
Thursday night.
All members are asked to
attend, as this is the last
meeting for president Mary Mo-
reno.
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the hands. The bouffant skirt was
floor length.
Her veil was fashioned of illu-
sion in three tiers and fell from
clip halo of matching lace edged
with seed pearls.
She carried shower bouquet Of
white orchids and stephanotis.
Miss Diane Barber Of Muncie,
Indiana, Barry College classmate
of the bride was maid of honor.
Her gown was of pale green ny.
lon, with tucked bodice and floor
length bouffant skirt. She wore a
matching velvet clip that held a
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The bride is the daughter of
Captain and Mrs. Anthony H.
Drop, of 1914 Laird Street. 1t.
Camstra is the son of Mrs. Pearl
Camstra of Chicago, Illinois.
The young couple spoke their
vows before the altar which was
banked with palms and baskets of
white gladioli.
The bride who was given away
by her father, wore a gown of
misty white nylon tulle with mold
ed, tucked bodice, and short Slew
es. The portrait neckline was
framed with appliqued Alencon
lace. She wore white tulle gaunt-
lettes that came to a point over
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-09
Ruth Mae Gates To
We'd J.E: Rogers

Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Gates of 4Oe
Francis Street are announcing the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Ruth Mae,
to James Emery Rogers.
Mr.. Rogers is the director of the
Youth For Christ movement. He Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Rogers Of Laurel, Mississippi.
Miss Gates is a native of Key
West and has been active in the
Youth For Christ movement and is
presently serving as secretary Of
the group.
The wedding will be an event of
June IL at the Fleming Street Me-
thodist Church.
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Joint Installation
For FRA And Ladies

The Fleet Reserve Assoeis-
tion and the Ladies Auxiliary
will have a Joint installation Of
officers at the. Fleet Reserve
home on Caroline Street. The
meeting will begin at 500 p. m.
Sea Scout Ship ESQ will re-
esive their 1854 Charter inn
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Go to Bennett first-and then
to "yovr home.

Go TO Bennett first-and then
to "yovr home.
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Poor Mac-he'S only cocker
spaniel, but he fancies himself as
big, ferociouS watchdog and he
sure does raise a fuss when
strangers come to the door.
Now have him closed up in the
other room, cause Jack Perez is
using the phone to call his COM
pany-K. w. Gas. Reckon my
neighbors are also having trouble.
DIAMONDS TO: The X. w. Gas
Company for trying to find out
why our bills are so high. Know
they'll track down the difficulty
soon!
q = - = =
Sure hope you all have had q
chance TO stop by Einhorn's Vari.
cry Store - 629 Duval Street -
cause IT'S the SWEETEST place and
more fun than . pienie-spssk-
ing Of pienies-if you suddenly
decide to 90 on zone with food"
and then find your sandwich.
making department is real emp
ty-remember Einhorn's.
You'll b. glad you did Is they
are open ell HE tims-exeept
Wednesday afterpoon and the
doors close at 300 pm. at night
and on Svnday-weIl. you can
pick up your picnic chow any
fime-ham. cheese, cold cuts
Wonderful, marvellous. Kosher
pickles and saIamil. Also, they
have watermelon on iee-and
they have things to drink on ice
too-all kinds!
Have fun on your "spvr Of the
moment" picnic by getting your
food items from Einhorn'sl
- - = =
OPEN NOTE TO: Elizabeth An
tink. My Red Shawl tells me you
are taking over the arrangements
for Karl Agriola's Art Glasses
which are given for members o.
the Officers Wives Clubs. This II
wonderful opportunity for YOU
all!
Also, as you know the piano
tuner went to Spain for foul
months, and I can't find another
one. Haven't forgotten your reques,
and to all of you-if you know
of a piano tuner, please let us
know.
9 . - = :
Heard . mighty wise thing at
the Mar.Ed Dress Shop. Glib
Dvvsl the other day. Someone
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Miss Dropp And 1t. Frank Camstra
Are We'd Saturday At Naval Chapel

The Naval Station Memorial Chapel setting for the mar
age of Miss Virginia Gail Dropp and Frank
CamSa Jr, Saturday. June at two o'clock afternoon
The double ring ceremony performed by It. Cmdr W.
Laudensager, Lutheran chaplain at the Naval Station
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-09

There are rs species of wild or
child in the Great Smoky Noun.
tains National Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-09

During the Revolution there was
a profitable gold mine at Newton,
Conn.
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Additional society news will be
found on page S.
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mediateIy preceding the install.
lafion.
All members Of The FRA and
auxiliary are urged, to attend.
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As / said. above, was looking for
the Paul Revere quotation about
clocks and churches and things
and found the fonowing-which is
"What . Modern Radio Sponsor
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. - - - =

When you show your new home
to friends, you'll say with pride
-"Bvilf by Bennett" - because
the N. e. Bennett Construction
Company. 2l7 Dvval Street builds
anything and everything - 50
well!
As YOU know building . house
whether II is your first or
twentieth just isn't the same as
whipping in to buy . pretzell
You want to know that skill,
coed materials. experienced la
Dor, economy Of cost will be
yovrs-as well IS, satisfaction
with your beautiful home! So
you'll never regret going TO shs
"A. z. Bennett Construction Co.
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Heard . mighty wise thing at
the Msr.Ed Dress Shop. 47l-B
pvvsl the other day. Someone
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Notes I haven't noted, but now
do: Shirley Archer's excei,ent
Hawaiin dance at the Casa sever
al nights, plus six or eight or SO
ago-And, she is from Honolulu;
Yes, the Cubans present enjoyed
it too - very impromptu - very
good!