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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
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4-dr.. fully equippeds 0verdrive,
radio. heater. Here Is good eco
nomical transportation at real
bargain price; 1856. LEE D. BUT
LER INC. 11al 2lst st. NV. DI.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser;
has radio, heater. eas-saving over
drive and many other extras; beau
tiful condition inside and out; one
owner, Butler Bonded; 1905. LEE
p. BUTLER. INC. 1i2l aist st.
STUDEBAKER I949 Regal 4-door
sedan; oyeidrive. heater: good mech.
condition. paint and tires: excel
lent TRANSPORTATION at very low
cost; Butler Bonded; S495. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC. l12I 21st st. NV,
sTuDEBAsKER 1852 20" sedan; ha.
gas saving overdrive. under-seai
heater A beautifully designed car
well known for economy: Butler
Bonded; SS95. LEE d. BUTLER
INC. I 121 21st st. NV, DI. T-0I14
kTUDEBAKER, Butler Bonded-3-
day driving trial; 30-day warranty
Studebakers traded on new cars.
Some with automatic drive, some
oyerdrive. all with heaters. All are
very clean cars and guaranteed.
Priced from x0n5. Will take trade.
LEE d RUTI Err INC. 1921 2ist
st. NV, III. 7-0l10.
STUDERAKER 81, Big selection OF
display models: new-car title. saw
ings up to $500 We need used cars
of all makes. We are out for an
all-time sales record. This means
bic savings for you. LEE D. BUT
LER. INC. Washineton's Oldest and
LARGEST Studebaker Dealer, 112l
sT Fiji II R:E n n c cha nj a-door
with overdrive. light blue finish ant
irlmaculate interior. This Al value
at SI,I95. PARKWAY-FORD. 305l
~ St. nv. AID. 2-e1s5. Open to .
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SljaSs bank financing. OHIO WI.
LIAMS BUICK. aO0l Nichols ave
sSTiSGjDEBAKER 81 champ. starlight
coupe; fully equipped: owner
must sell: S6a5. MR.. cALLEN
sTHHDR saGGeEi 81 champion Resal
2.dr, r and 81. Cd; : $s45. MAR
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sTrlDEBAKER so champion 4-dr.
TIN MOTOR SALES. 1904 Hampder
lane, Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 2-1T00. -
STUDEBAKER 81 VS. Land Cruiser;
S sss1. MAR MARTIN f Msos,ToR SALES
1904 Hampden lane, Bethesda. Md
OIL. 2-l700. -
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH AZ 2-dr. sedan; r. and
n; gray; good tires; very good
running condition. IA. 9-2107.

PLYMOUTH AT 2-dr. sedan; r. and
h; gray: good tires; very good
running condition. IA. e-2107.o
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe
4-dr. sedan; looks ike new. Beaut.
interior heater and seat 1s covers.
S745. Washinston's Oldest and Larg..
est Dodge-Plymouth Dealer, TREW
MOTOR CO., 9th and Fla. ave. me-,
IPLYMOGtTfHH' $50 savoy Suburban;
heater. turn signals. air foam seats
beautiful light green finish. immac.,
guar; ST ,345. WHEELER. NC,
S Ss5 Ps9uh IRDeT n a psalss
9 to 8 Sat. Sun. till 8.
PLYMOUTH '52 4-dr.; a very clean
Il-owner car with r. and h.. sc. The
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PTLHmofH1ThHi' 1910 4-door; original
black finish; very good condition:
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Po SSr sej H I'll coupe; radio, heater,
1926. JU. 6-7149, -
PONTIAC 1858 station wagon de luxe;
used 1889 NIL. new-ear warIan:y;
P I9@4Sqlc. 4s 9''' connecticut, %o'
PONTIAC 1854 station wagon de
luxe s; Hydra. power steering
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PONTIAC '52 Catalina So: beauti-
full 2-tone finish, Wv. tires, r. and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
AuToMoBlLrs ron SALE

TRIUMPH 1889 2-dr. sedan; beaut
jet-black finish, Wv. tires, heater.
This is an exceptionally smart, one
owner car; very economical TO oper.
Butler-Bond $500. LEE d. BUT
LER, INC, 1121 21st st. NV,
DI. 7-0114.
WILLYS 1883 4-dr.:: maroon: heater
equipped and Cd: save on your
TRANSPORTATION: clean car. S995;
:iO-day guarantee. HILL e. SAM
DERS, WaSll's Oldest Ford Dealer,
1ll4 Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0.
Open until q pm. weekdays: 9 pm.
Sat. closed sunday. Customer park
ing. rs
ZEPHYR So 4-dr. sedan. r.. h. and
leather upholstery. For economy;
$685., 4-mo. guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV,
AID. 4-4300. Open until pm. week
days. s pm. Sat-; closed Sunday,
z Customer parking. -
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STUDEBAKERS

IF you have given Thought to buying
9 studebaksr, read this entire I'D
thoroughly recond., exceptionally
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beaut. maroon finish. custom-tail.
ored covers. has been well cared for;
an exceptional buy at S7a5. CHAM
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r. and h.: S5as. sTHRLIcHT AS
CPE.; an exceptional buy at S3q5;
can be handled with sos down, $50
per mo. FRANK SMALL. Jr. INC,
1900 Penna. ave. sc. LU. 2-9S27.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Chief Off,.
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we'll was cleared of accusation that
he beat brutally Alfred Scott, so,
who said the chief beat him when
he arrested him last March on an
Apex Street.
A jury, however, found S o t t
guilty of resisting arrest. Judge
Henry L. Stevens sentenced him
to ~ months on the roads.
Herman Taylor, Negro attorney
for Scott, filed notice Immediately
of an appeal to the North Caro-
lima Supreme Court. The appear
ance bond was set at $1,000 and
the appeal bond at $3.50. Luther
Raines, Negro businessman, posted
both bonds for Scott, who then
went free.
When Bagwell was acquitted of
assaulting the two girls, the white
spectators crowded on one side of
the room gave brief applause.
A citizens committee had raised
money to aid in the prosecution
of the Apex police chief.
c. J. Gates, Negro attorney, rep
resented the girls. He asked Bag
we'll:
Didn't you take them there for
the purpose of having sexual inter-
course ?"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Two Negroes
Escape From
Forest County
Prison Farm
Writes "Goodbye"
Note Before Escape

HATTIESBURG, Miss, July ID
Especially = Two Negroes turned
on all shower baths in the bullpen
to cover the noise, pried the me-
tai cover off hot air duct, and
made good their escape from the
Forrest County Prison farm Sun
day.
AS the water Kissed and roared
behind them they wriggled through
the duct into the boiler-room, then
entered a hallway and fled to
freedom.
They escaped at about 5 pm.
Sunday and are still at large,
sought by the State Highway pa
troll, city and county officers.
Selby Bowling president If the
Forrest County Board of Supervi-
sors, said the Negroes are Willie
James Travis, %, who had served
Ia months of two-year term for
forging checks; and J. C. Smith,
10, who had served two months of
a one-year term for grand larceny.
Smith left a pencilled note in the
bullpen: "See you folks in 1859.
May send you some cigars"
Bowling said the prison guard
was in the rear of the building
locking up a trusty for the night
when Travis and Smith emerged
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

81 did not" answered the chief.
Later one of the girls accused Bag
well of touching her breast. She
said, "Mr. Bagwell knows he did"
In connection with the trial of
Scott, the defense brought out the
fact that the police chief has a
criminal record of assault.
Bagwell admitted striking Scott
at the time of the arrest. He testi-
fled that he hit him when the COL
ored man refused to surrender a
knife which the chief felt in his
pocket. According to testimony Of
both the prosecution and defense,
Scott never drew the knife.
Scott accused Bagwell of work
ing him over with fists, and chok-
ing him and telling him, you're
smart s-of-a-b. I've been looking
for you"
Several witnesses appeared in
SCOTS behalf. They also pictured
the police chief as a brutal fist
swinging cop.
Others, however, testified that
Bagwell is a good policeman and
has done much for Apex.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

acre nearly 60 years ago. 1t was
their first piece of land and they
worked from daybreak until sun
down for several years to pay
for it.
The deed tucked away, the An
thongs busted themselves holding
on to their farm. 1t was 80 years
later, long after. his fathers death,
when Mr.. Anthony tackled the pur-
chase of another piece of land.
However, since 1925, he has added
$50 acres to the original plot.
Seven years ago, the Anthonys
built modern two-story home
which, according to Mrs. Hunt,
has inspired home improvement
throughout Lowndes County. Be-
sides Wardell, Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony have one daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Slade of Chicago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Education -.
Continued from Page One)

\SOASAAAS0 AAOm 0SC OASI
lem posed by the recent Supreme
Court decision outlawing the
South's dual school system.
"Please understand am not
trying to tell you what to do"
Barnett stated in his letter to the
committee, "but may / suggest
that you consider the following:
Il. Encourage colored people to
voluntarily continue to attend seq
regated schools in every section Of
Mississippi. In most counties 100
per cent of the colored peope are
willing, ready and anxious to con-
tinue to attend the segregated
schools.
"2. Launch building program in
Mississippi to equalize all school
plant facilities"
"But if the above plans cannot
be carried out" the letter con-
tinues, "then may / suggest that
you seriously consider the adoption
of a constitutional amendment pro-
viding for the abolition of public
schools on local county option"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Miss. Vocational
College Offering
Many New
features In
Educational And
Recreationa|
Facilities

Returning students and new stu
dents entering Mississippi Voca-
tional College this fall will find
many new features for their educa-
tional and recreational benefit,
stated DR.. J. H. White today in dis
cussing the outlook for the col
lege. Nothing is spared in provid-
ing the best for our students he
said.
Students not only will find a
scholarly faculty but additions in
many departments. They will also
find an expanded intercollegiate
as we'll as intra-mural program.
The college will initiate this fall a
40 piece band. Prospective students
who have music ability and are in
terested in applying for band
scholarships should apply immed-
lately to the chairman, Scholarship
Work-Aid Committee. The band
will be under the direction of Mr..
Clifford D. Hodge, who holds the
Master of Music Education degree
from the Vandercook College of
Music, and who has done further
study in Orchestration and Con-
Quoting at Boston University and
Miami University, (Oxford).
The curricula in Trades and In
dustries is being expanded to Of
fer the B. S. degree in Technical
Education with majors offered in
Auto Mechanics, Cabinet Making,
Brickmasonry, and Printing. The
college already offers major in
Applied Agriculture and Home
Economics. The B. S. degree in
Elementary Education and Second
airy Eduation with majors in Art,
Business, English, Foreign Lang
uages, Health and Physical Educa-
ton, Industrial Arts, Music, Biol
ogy, Chemistry, Mathematics, Nat
ural Science, Economics, Geog-
raphy, Political Science, Sociology,
History, Pre-Social Welfare, and
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Negro Is...
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of Chief Assistant District Attor-
ney George Tilder. Such recon-
mendations are frequently made
by the district attorneys office.
The actual appointment, however,
Is left to the discretion of the
judge.
Mr.. Thomas is a graduate of
Cornell University. In 1851 he re-
ceived a medal from Francis Car
dinal Spellman for service to the
Catholic Church. He is a member
of the board of the Catholic Inter
racial Council and is active in St.
Philip and st. James Roman Cath
Ollie Church in the Bronx.
Mr.. Thomas wife, Ruth, was
designated as National Catholic
Mother of the Year in 1852. They
have nine children, and reside at
1879 Fish Avenue, Bronx.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

Speech and Drama are offered.
Courses of less than college level
are offered in: Auto-Mechanics,
Farm Mechanics, Cabinet Making,
Brickmasonry, Welding, Drafting,
Printing, and Practical Nursing.
The college is approved by the
Veterans Administration to teach
veterans in these terminal as we'll
as regular college courses.
Mississippi Vocational College
is an inexpensive college. The cost
per year for boarding students is
only $439.50 per year and $1O6.50
per year for day students.
Prospective students are invited
to make inquiry concerning the
college.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
African Blacks
Revive Plan OF )
Defiance Against
Color Bar

johannesburg, South Africa -
(ANP)-The $4,000 volunteers of
the African National Congress
which has been lying low since the
failure of it's defiance" campaign
two years ago, is now in the pro-
cess of remobilizing for new nom
violent attack on Prime Minister
Daniel F. Malan's recital segrega-
ton policy.
The new drive will be directed
against the governments plan to
move $4,000 Africans from the
western part of this city to a new
location in the suburbs. How the
campaign is going to be conducted
has not been disclosed.
1t has become known that the
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into the hallway, that they ran
through the dining room, into the
kitchen and out the rear door of
the kitchen.
i They sprinted into the woods
about 100 yards away and have
not been seen since.
Smith considered the more dan
gerous of the two escapes. He
was charged originally with arm
ed robbery: but his attorneys con-
tended he staged the hold up with
a toy cap-pistol rather than a real
gun.
When his charge was reduced to
grand larceny, he pleaded guilty.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

Cape Province section of the Con-
gress has already announced it's in
tention to boycott the November
election of three white Pertinent
members to represent Negroes.
This particular decision of the
Congress was decided upon five
years ago.
Plans of the $4,000 volunteers
who are connected with the Africa
National Congress and members of
the South African Indian Con-
gress and other non-white organi-
cations are planning to draw up a
freedom charter" at a mass con-
vention to be known as the "con-
gress of the people" 1t will be
held next year.
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1000-Acre
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is in much better shape"
Not only does he have a variety
of crops now, instead Of just cot
ton and corn, but both his cotton
and corn yields are more than
double what they used to be. In
addition to soybeans and feed
crops, he tried his hand at dairy
ing. Mrs. Anthony and their son,
Wardell, handled this enterprise.
At one time, they had as many as
Is grade and purebred Holsteins
and Guernseys and were selling
As gallons of Grade A milk day.
But the shortage of labor drove
them out Of dairying temporarily
a year ago. They sold their cows,
but are now raising Is calves as
foundation for a new start.
Wardell, who has ambition to
be first-rate dairyman, once
wanted to be a doctor. He spent
two years at Alcorn A. & M. Col
lege taxing a pre-medlcal course,
then changed his mind and decided
to be a farmer.
When he gets started in dairying
again, he plans to use more ma
chinery to reduce his labor needs,
just as he and his father are doing
on the rest of the farm. They have
two tractors and attachments, a
combine, and hay baler.
Mr.. Anthony, who sometimes
keeps the tractors running around
the clock on his 1,00O-acre farm,
recalls the long hard struggle to
acquire the land. He and his father
started buying 140 acres at $40 per
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Two Teen-Age
Negro Youths
Drowning Victims

HARRISVILLE, Miss, July IS
Two 14-year-old Negroes, Willie
Williams and John Edward Hix,
cousins, were drowned in a 14-foot
deep icy-cold pond near here around
2 p. m. Monday.
Their death occurred in the pond
on the J. M. Magee place, of the
Huntsville community, where the
two had gone to fish.
"They were supposed to be fish
ing, but took a notion to take a
SWIM" Magee said. Both bodies
were recovered by volunteer divers
by Z o'clock Monday night.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Judge Warns -.
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AA0AsA 0SS SAct
them.
"These are the same people who
have several husbands and wives
and numerous children without
ever getting married.
Il think the time has come for
the authorities to spend less time
and attention on bolita and gamb-
ling cases and give more time to
correcting this situation of open
adultery" the aroused jurist
stated.
Judge Willard commented that
1.-The colored people themselves
must help clean up this mess"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

Anguished husband, at informa-
ton booth of crowded department
store: Have you seen anything
of a small, plump, blonde woman
spending money like a drunken
sailor?" ~
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

SSo'Sofii . tSlttSc
$4,000
LOW FILA. DOWN PAYMENT
MONTHLY PAYMENTS LESS
THAN RENT
OPEN for INSPECTION
TODAY
Z P. IA. till Dark
All 3-bedroom Homes In
SHADY OAKS have
. Hardwood floors with sub floor
G floors)
. Floor Furnace
0 Brick curtain wall all the way
across the front of house.
. Check rail windows with full
aluminium screens.
. 30 Gallon Automatic Hot Water
Heater.
. Complete bath. (Colored bath
fixtures optionaD.
. Picture window (optionaD
. A few choice locations are now
available on paved streets.
. Modern kitchen with inlaid lin
oleum on floor. Lots of cabinets.
. Completely Handicapped yard.
. Gravel driveway for your car.
. Deep $50 foot lots.
. Ceramic tile floors in bath.
.(optionaD
Q Dining room.
. Walking distance to city bus,
church.
. New school for Shady Oaks:
. Electric door chimes with name
plate.
. All city facilities including city
sewerage.
Buy Your New Home
In this growing community
WHERE ALL HOMES
Have Hardwood Floors
And Sub.FIoor
You get more for your money in
Shady Oaks Homes because Shady
Oaks homes are the best homes
being built for colored people.
Why Toke Less
When The Best Costs
NO MORE
COMPARE the PRICE!
COMPARE the LOCATION!
COMPARE the FEATURES!
COMPARE the DOWN PAY
MENT!
And You Will Buy In
SHADY OAKS
Where, because Of the high ele-
walton OF the land, you will be :
to 10 degrees cooler in summer.
X X X X K
Buy Your New Home
THE MODERN WAY!
Decide which design and floor lay.
out you like best from the mod.
el homes now open for inspection
ct 2407 2411 2614 Idaho Street.
Choose your lot and location from
the rs we have available. (some
On paved streets)
Go through our books and pick out
the color Of your roof. asbestos
siding. wallpaper, linoleum In
kitchen and bath, and the color
Of your bath fixtures.
x \ X 4. X
Drive out Hwy - North to Sunset
Drive and turn right. Follow dgus
b Idaho Street.
WADE conner. ReoItor
~ 1st I'd. 0ov 4 Loaa Hlde.
OF: '6l011 Res: 3.570o
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

There's no better exercise for
strengthening the heart than
reaching down and lifting people
up
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

Father Of bride to wedding
guest: "What do you mean losing
a daughter? Where do you think
they're going to live?"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17
Do We Encourage Our Own?

It is said that God helps those who
help themselves" That could also be ap-
piled to the way in which we encourage our
own.
For seven years, the Piney Woods
School Singers have been brOadcasting
over WJDX, and have received many COM
mendable remarks, letters and cards from
the other group, but very few from our
own.
Why not let this seventh anniversary be beginning letting
others know what think of own? Just letter
to WJDX saying Thanks allowing Singers
the air Saturday morning $50 645
We enjoy their renditions"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-17

Marine Sgt. Willie Love- 64s Fayad
St. Biloxi MISS husband of the Miss
43 Washington Blvd ST. Louis Mo, packs his clothing
the States
Marine Aircraft Wing He boarded the T. Collins which
scheduled here June Gath from
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-11
Club Calendar
EVERY WEDNESDAY

s:Oo-JunOr Chamber of Clubhouse Fagler Ave-
10:30-Poinciana Junior Garden Club, at the school
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II
1O:OO-Fleet Training Group, Officers Wives Club
1O;OO-FAWTU Officers Wives Club at Aeropams Officers Club
4:3O-UDC Stephen R. Mallory Chapter
7:3o-BPo Does, Elks Club Annex 3l3 Duval Street
s:Oo-sAcER DoTIsAs Del Hogar No. sls Elizabeth Street
800 American Legion Legion Home Stock Island
Fleet Sonar owe to be announced
EVERY THURSDAY
12:15-Roary Club Concha Hotel
1:0O-Thft Shop Navy Conn issary open until 400 p
6:3O-Lions Club, at Lions Den. 1907 Seminary ST.
7:3O-CAP Cadets, Poincana Community House
7:30PrinceS of Syracuse Pythian Hall, 72S Fleming ST.
THURSDAY, AUGUST u
10:0O-Gray Ladies Corps
7:30-JayShees
7:3o-Nu Phi Mu Sorority San Carlos Hall
S;OO-FRA Ladies Auxiliary FRA home Caroline Street
S:OO-Scotth Rite Bodies at Temple, 533 Eaton Street
8:OO-Am. Legion Auxiliary LIE gion Home Stock Island
sOoDr vrea Cuban Ma sonic Lodge s1s Elizabeth Street
S:O0-Cvl Air Patrol, Poineiana Community Center
EVERY FRIDAY
1O:Oo-Gym Glasses Officers Wives Bldg seaplane
7:30-Youh for Christ Peinciana Baptist Church
S:0O-Veterans of W. W. of Hail. 72S Fleming Street.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10
7:sO-Rebekah Lodge, Pythan Hall, 72s Femng Street
SOO-Eastern STAR Scottish Rite Temple
EVERY SUNDAY
2:OO-CAP Cadets Poncana Community House
3:3O-Orden Cabaleros de Ia Luz, 422 Amelia St.
EVERY MONDAY
1O:Oo-Gym Glass for Officers wives Bldg 49, Seapane Base
7:3O-Sgsbee Community Council at Shelter
8:O0-Loga MART Nro Cabalero de MART, S19 Elizabeth
S:OO-Alcohoics Anonymous
MONDAY, AUGUST Is
3:O0-Elz Taylor Circle 1 Baptist Church. church annex
7:3O-Pythian Sisters Pythian Hall, Fleming Street
7:3O-WSCS Ley Memorial Methodist Church, church
S:OO-Juvenle Council, Clinic Building, Fleming Street
meeting Presby Church at church
s:OO-Mehodist Men, Wesley House, HOO Varela Street
EVERY TUESDAY
s:Oo-Ladies Day Golf Tourna ment Golf Club
s:OO-Thrift Shop Navy Commssary open until II noon
1o:3O-Truman Junior Garden Club at the school
6:45-Kiwanis Club LaConcha Hotel
730Youh for Christ Bible Study Fleming ST. Methodist Church
s:Oo-Knights of Pythias Pythan Hail. 72s Fleming St.
s:OOSOck Car Association. Legion Home. Stock Island
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-11
Husband HOnOred
In Surprise Party

Henry Fernandes, 535-E West
Poinciana, was honored with a sur
prise birthday party given for him
by his wife, Rose, at their home
August 8.
Also honored at the time were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Jones of
Poinciana who were celebrating
their second wedding anniversary.
A beautiful cake was served by
the hostess, and the honored guest
was given several gifts:
Attending the affair were Miss
Lillian Russell, Van Dawson Russ,
Mack Fenton, Ira Armstrong, Mr..
and Mrs. Bradford Jones and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Roberts and
son, Stella Smith and Gary and
Ronnie Fernandes.