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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Mrs. Eddy re Jesus Hea|inqs!
Chapter XIV,
"Reeapitulation" IS. & H.)

As for mortal soealled) man, his days are 40 grass
az flower Of the field, he ourheth For the wind
eth IT, and s gone, the pse. thereof shall know
IL o more"
When speaking OF Code children, not the children
OF men, Jesus sad, "The Kingdom of
HE Kingdom God 10 within you," (vithn conscious
Within ness) that 10, Truth and Love reign
in the real man.. showing that man
in Gods image 10 unfallen and eternal. Jesus be-
held In Science the perfect man. who appeared to him
where SHINING mortal morsls In this Der.
feet the Saviour saw Gods own likeness and mi.
view Of healed the sck Thus Jesus taught that
the kingdom Of God intact universal and that man
See Mrs Eddy Re Jesus Heans-nsxt COL, inches nm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Herewith, Some Fruehauf Christian
Science Treatment for the
Unemployed!

ALL Of you have-EACH ONE of you has-a Job
RIGHT NOW!-bu in too many cases you have been neg
Iecting your REAL job "THE FATHERS BUSINESS"!-'
all Hebrews OF eoursel
All of your Rabbs prisoners of the devil and the
year around used to beltte Gods Holy Ghost con-
eeved Messiah and the Christ promsed "Comforer"-
divine, Master Sciencel-Messiah to ALL peoples!
MESSAGE OF IsRAEL-sUNDAY, JANUARY 24l
More spiritual nskedness uncovered!
A heretofore, the Rabbi the mouthpeee of the
devil!-emasculatng Gods noble and sacred name
tehsraeter) Messiah, and said; at merely means
anoined !-as for example, the Prophet Samuel anoint
cd David in preparation for his of King SAUL
So what7 Samuel, quite a Prophet, anointed David!
BUT-No prophet was great enough to anont Christ
Jesusl- God, Himself, did the anointngil But the
devils Hebrews characterized by their prophets a.
"a stiHnecked, rebellious peope"!-only Chrstlke,
minority choseniii
THE WRITER TO A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST,
RE JESUS, LUTHER AND MRS. EDDY
Father, whom, would you say, chose Jesus Martin
Luther, and MIRA Eddy--Cod og the church,"
(The writer to Mary, his seeretsryi That's quite
nice, tricky question, isn't IL might be what frequent
J called on the radio, loaded question'-").
After silence and reply from the priest the
writer snswered at God Of When the church
10 corrupt God picks the Satan cannot east
out Satan great Master Christ Jesus observed"
THE WHY OF THE UNEMPLOYED
Hebrews, Catholics and most estsnts-sprtualI lily
considered. in scientific, Chrske very much
diyinely unemployed, when working and making
good money'i-hsvins fun'-snd much Of so-,slIsd
See UnsmplOymsnt-nszt column, Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
A Million Children As Guinea Pigs'!''
More Than Seven Million Four
Hundred Thousand Dollars
10 Be Spent!

Experiments in polluting the blood stream of chill
drsn with socssd sntipolio vaccines IL growing at
truly alarming rate. In this connection the subjoned
t'cs from the Boston Globe Of December s. 1885, chsl
snsss serious reflection OF course, those who reap
harvest from the manufacture and sale of
cnes have no reason to complain"
See Million Children To Test Vaccine Against Polio,
Page 2, Top, frat column
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

pure and holy. Man 10 a material habitation for
Souls he 10 himself spiritual Soul being Spirit is seen in
nothing imperfect material.
Whatever material 10 mortal To the FIVE eorporesI
Senses appears to be matter and mind united but
Christian Science reveals man a. the
idea Of God, and declares the corporal Material
sense. "a h. rcor,.I ~ .~~.~ ;,.: body
nil e.: ~ Gods idea
:, o"' " :" % "Possoie (but
that material body, though inter- mental image
woven with matters highest stratum, myth-as
misnsmed mind, should be man,-the per God,
genuine and perfect man. the immoral r'mseH''|'
idea Of being, ndesructibe and eternal Were IL not
otherwise, man would be snnihilated.
Mira Eddy introduces this Chapter from the Bible
prseep must be upon prseept precept precept
line upon line line upon line, here little, and there
little-Isaiah."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Unemployment!
Attention: Democrats, Labor Leaders,
And Senator Wayne Morse!-
MurderousHeb Saul OF Tarsus- Like
Politician! Independent?
Independent, Ny Eye!!!-
Prisoner OF The Devil!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.s. =

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our fsther-mothe God. all
harmonou'' P ie Science and Health w'h nss - 70
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Goo
do Fruehauf.Msrtin Luther job in th. age!l And
Howl Science & Health, our textbook, 70 Gods LID
orator or The Bible. "
A HIGHER AND rRUER REPRESENTATIVE or
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND lHE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOl
Jesus flowed Righteousness and hated inquity"!
The "lukewsrm' live in fools paradise"l
What do you mean independent? God and the devil
do all that 10 done There those whom Satan hath
bound per Christ Jesus, and like the Chrstlike ST.
Paul. " prisoner of the Lord"-and he LIKED ITl-testi-
fying to the GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE CHILDREN
OF GOD"l
And Jesus to PLATE. Thou eouldest have no
power all me, except it be given thee from above
HOSPITAL RELEASEE ASKS WRITER FOR
HELP TO GET A JOB!
"IvE GOT TO EARN SOME MONEY RICHTAWAY"!
A friend called the writer for help-"Ive got to have
q job rightaway, I've got to money!"
Answer; You've got job right now. lts the one
REAL work all work. "the Fathers business spoken
of by Jesus the age of 12)and the Scriptures
II 10 spiritual warfare with the world the flesh and the
dev"l Now you'll take that work seriously and inform
yourself how to Gods WILL by utilizing the mex
hausbe and facilities of the Christian Science
movement-Cods greatest only pure and mature educa
tiona religious and healing system in ALL the world in
ALL time your compensation will be adequate, and
abundant, because you will learn how accept Jesus
promise FOR ALI g" come that ye might have life
and that ye might have it more abundanty"!
This man had been in a hospital for several months
and supposed to be "too weak to take his old
job, imagine the writer's surprise short time after
ward to learn that this holding down TWO jobs
operating elevator, beginning in the morning,-and
late in the day, operating shoe shine stand!l!
WEAK7
Isaiah said: They that wait upon the Lord, shall
their strengths they should mount up with wings
as ea0les"t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Cancer and Medical Treatment
PrayerfuIIy Examined, as Per the
Golden Rule, via the Scientific
Christ, Truth, that Makes Free!-

THE DEVIL PLAYING MILLIONS OF ADAMS
AND EWES FOR SUCKERS VIA THE EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES AND MATERIA MEDICA.
VIA WHITEWASH SO-CALLED HEALINCS,
VOID OF GODS INvINCIBLE CHRISTLIKE
THINKING Powerful REVEALING MAN
DISEASELESS- GODS PERFECT, ETERNAL, IMAGE
AND LIKENESSl-I IN THAT ONE UNIVERSE.
s-A-TU-R-A-TI-N-G ALL SPACE WITH HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFElli
The Damon Runyon, Walter WineheII
Multi Million s Cancer Fund
Involuntary Raeket!!! -of the Devil!
ANIMAL MAcNETIsMi-- MATERIALIsMi-
THE CARNAI, MORTAL, so-CALLED 'MINDr Of
BLIND LEADERS OF THE BLIND"il-Jesus.
UNCHRISTLIKE, UNSCIENTIFIC THINKINCl-
AND LEADERSHIP
~. YIELDING FRUIT AFTER HIS KIND"i-
Genesis isil).
1.-THE ROAD TO HELL is PAVED WITH
GOOD INTENTIONs"ii
(C.s. Monitor Editorial, early '2os)
LIFE is THINKING ExISTENCEi--
SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE, AND SPIRITUALi
OR, THE SO-CALLED EXISTENCE IS A
"CHASTLY FARCE "A FOOLS PARADISE"i
cAUsATIoN is EXCLUSIVELY MENTALl
MATTER is MENTAL, BUT MYTH!
GOD is THE ONE Mind AND HIS SUBSTANCE
is SPIRTTi MATTER is SfiADoWi
NEW YoRK-A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
PLAYING THE COUNTRY AS A 'sUCKERi
FOR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. FOR wHTTEwAsH,
SOCALLED HEALINCS" OF THE DEVIL
THAT wOULD-IN MOST CASES
| DECEIVE, IF POSSIBLE, THE VERY ELECT"i
Matthew 24i24)
NEW YORK IS STILL PLAYING THE COUNTRY
FOR A SUCKER, AS 1T DID VIA FRANKLIN AND
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT DUPES FOR COMMUNISM
AND The DEVILS JUDAISMi- WITH A LOSS OF
CHINA, WHOM THE CHRISTIAN ASPECT OF
AMERICA HAD SAVED FROM DEFEAT BY
i THE JAPANESEi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06


GODS CHRIST MASTER SCIENCE UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH TO ALL PEOPLES AND NATIONSi- HAS
THE ANSWER FOR THE DISEASES OF THE
UNSCIENTIFIC, UNCHRISTLIKE THINKING OF
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES!-
AND MATERIA MEDICAL COMMUNISMl-
AND THE AsIATIC PHILOsOPHIESl!
GODS HEALING PROCESS, ASREvEALED
TO HIS MARY. BAKER EDDY. SUPERSEDINC .
THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDICA! AS WELLAS
'DRUCLESS' METHODS VOID OF HIS CHRIST
MASTER SCIENCE MESSIAH!l!--
FROM THE PREFACE TO SCIENCE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES BY MRS EDDY
Few invaids will turn God till all physical supports
have failed, because there little faith in HE dposi-
ton and power to heal disease.
The divine Principle of healing 10 proved in the per-
sonal experience Of any sincere seeker of Truth Its
pose good and it's practice safer and potent than
that Of any other sanitary method The unbiased Christian
thought touched by TRUTH and convinced Of IT,
Only those quarrel with her method who do not
deand her meaning, discerning the TRUTH not to
the light lest their works be reproved No intellectual
hcency requisite in the learner but sound morals
most desirable.
Many imagine that the phenomen. of physical healing
in Christian Science only phase Of the action Of
the human mind, which action in unexplained way
results in the Of disease.
On the contrary Christian Science nationally explains
that all other methods the fruits of
faith in NATTER faith in the workings not Of Spirit but
Of the hehy (o-csed mind which yield Science.
The physical healing of Christian Science results now,
Jesus time, from the operation of divine Principle,
before which sin and disease lose their reality in human
consciousness and disappear naturally and necessarily
darkness give place to light and sin to reformation
Now them these mighty works not supernatural.
but suprsmely natural They the sign of mmanuel
God with us-a divine influence present in human
consciousness and repeating itself, coming
promised sforetime,
To preach deliverance to the captves lof ssnssl,
And recovering Of sight to the Blind
To set at liberty them that bruised.
FROM CHAPTER Ix-CREATION-(page 259, SAID
Herewith readers that portion of q wire to
HOWARD HUGHES the 9th day following q plane
crash that NEARLY KILLED him. in the '40s, following
which, in IL hours the first good night reported
The Christike understanding Of scientific being and
dvn. healing includes perfect Principle and idsapsr
feet God and perfect the basis of thought and
denomination.
The wire closed like thiss BEST wishes for speedy
awakening your divine spiritual maserfu, Christls
individuality" (Sisned) Andrew r. Fruehsuf, c..
The writer asserts that that wire, and airma,
special delivery leter-1o IL typewriter and mmeo-
sraphed pases-either SAVED Mr.. HUGHES LIEF OF
lINvALIDISMi- or at least SPEEDED UP HIS RECOv
IERYi
And why notr
Isaiah, prophet Of the Holy Ghost conceived Messiah
BY the divine MIND, rather than the male earnal
mind !i-said, speaking for Gods my Word SHALL
profit whersto il 10 sent"i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Fear No EriI

By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
LET THE CHRIST SPIRIT BE MANIFESTED
OUR MASTER SAID rye shall receive power after
that the Holy Ghost is come upon you'-Acts 20.
THIS ATOMIC ACE
In this atomic there greater need for the appear
ing of the Christ Spirit made manifest than any other
in the history of modern civilization The metaphy.
cal truth Of Truths taught by Christ Jesus and
ed by Mary Baker Eddy, need be understood ex
pressed in practical that every may
Every firm believer in the of Spirit, should
knowledge of the divine order of defending himself
against every form of in times of peace we'll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

HEBREW WALTER WINCHELL WAS A PRISONER
OF THE DEVIL IN BEHALF OF THE ALL-AROUND
CRIPPLE, DOUBLE-DEALINC ROOSEVELT
AND WINCHELL IS STILL A PRISONER OF THE
DEVIL TODAYi-VIA HIGH POWERED
PROPAGANDA SEPARATING THE CITIZENS
FROM MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, SEEKING CURE
WHERE NO CURE is TO BE FOUND!
Decentralization Science
Headquarters Gods Successor
to Rome and JerusaIem-has Gods
Cancer Cure!-Not the Devils
New York;!
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Report to Porents
Job Upgroding Program
Successful in Detroit

q work folder In which 10 keep
q progress chart and check &c
complishrnents from day TO
day.
Guidance counsellors from
the Detroit public schools di-
rect the school program. but
the Council for Youth Services
that sponsors the. undertaking
has tied in with II 26 different
public and private agencies in
the city that have an interest
IN or responsibility for young
people.
After Six Weeks Course
After one six-weeks course.
many Of the youngsters grad
uate into jobs, which they find
themselves or school place
inent officers find for them.
Others are still not ready for
employment in industry. For
them. q plan of part-time
sheltered jobs with more
school Is worked out. Detroit's
Council Of Social Agencies
finds the jobs. all of them
under supervision, which last
for six weeks. with 20 hours Of
work q week. The youngsters
are paid from special fund
supplied by various agencies.
The rest Of their work day
they keep on going to their
special classes.
The doors Of the job
upgrading program are always
open to these boys and girls.
whether they are in or out Of
jobs. Any time they feel the
need Of help. they can come
back.
Increasingly. employers are
finding that this program does
a good job Of developing self
confidence and good work
habits in boys and girls unsure
Of themselves. and are turning
to 1t for new workers when
some are needed.
Other cities which are max
ing special efforts for unem-
ployed teenagers include Phil.
adelphia, New York, Milwau-
kee, Richmond, Roanoke, st.
Louis, Youngstown and Salt
Lake City. The United States
Department Of Labor tells
about them in q pamphlet
AFTER Teen : Ayers Quit
School," copies OF which can
be purchased for 25 cents from
the Superintendent Of Docu-
ments. Washington IS. d. G.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
BY Dr. Morfho M. Eliot
chief. cniIdren's Bureau

Paul, ct l6. wanted to earn
his own way. He was back in
his grades at school. Anyway,
school seemed . waste Of time.
So he dropped out. and got
himself . job. But he lost 1t.
He got another, and lost that.
This routine happened again.
Still l6. Paul began to think
he was q failure and would
be all his life.
There are many Pauls and
Paulas-and many cornmuni-
ties are worried about them.
How can youngsters school
drop-outs and graduates, both
bridge the gap between
school and jobs without re-
peated failures, discourage
mentS. Illustrations?
4 asi IS
Detroit. Mich. has one
answer.
It's "job-upgrading pro-
gram" sponsored by the De-
troit Council for Youth Serv-
ices, has been piling up suc-
ccsses for these new. inexperi-
enced workers for five years and
is growing stronger each year.
Gore Of Program
The core Of this program Is
part-time schooling, but moth
ing like school as the young
sters knew it earlier. It's pur-
Evening star., 1954-12-26

pose is to help the boys and
girls get and hold jobs by giv-.
ing them some simple voca-
tional training and by build
ing up their self confidence.
For periods Of six weeks. with
3-hour sessions each morning,
Monday through Friday. they
meet with guidance teachers.
have group discussions. take
field trips, see educational
movies. They talk over their
personality problems with
counsellors. They get prac-
tice in filing out application
blanks, get instruction In good
grooming. and act out practice
interviews.
Everything is kept flexible.
Students may come and 60 as
they please. No roll call Is
taken. Each boy and girl has
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Women Veterans
To Meet Tuesdov

The members Of the Wom-
ems Army Corps Veterans
Association, District Of Colum-
bia Chapter 16. win hold their
regular meeting on Tuesday,
January 4. at 8 pm. in the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. A pic
torial review Of the past years
activities win be iighlighted
by films Of the national con-
ventiOn.
AL WAAC and WAC veterans
and all WACs In the Wash
ington area are invited to at
tend.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
spoRTsWEAR REDUCED

1896 Cashmere PuIover SWeoters-
u o5 Cashmere cordoon sweoters
1925 to 1926 Tweed and Solid Color Wool Skirts TO So5
SIS to 1895 Wool Two-Piece Sport Outfits " Off
1895 to 1895 Jumpers Wool tweeds. fIonnes yelyeeens.
1895 % l4.9S
3e5 o5 Bouses coons royon and erepes of
Evening star., 1954-12-26

Many styles for office casual and all -oround wear.
Some eocktoiI types Misses. junior. holt sizes
Second Floor
Evening star., 1954-12-26
A o.. 4us Mynd1-, So.

Silks woo veeteens seporuss u sizes % Is; dresses
10 TO l6.
$ll9 20 $l39 Designer Suiss imported tWeeds,
shorkskins, worsteds. dressy broodcloths. Smort
coloD and black. Sizes 10 TO l8-----------$S8
$lis 10 SITS Designer cosss Dressy Forstmonn
fubries, imported tNeeds, feeces. Fitted and box
styles Lovely colors and block Sizes 10 10 -$90
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-02
FIOwer Sh0,U Said
To Be OUTSTANDING
.By authorities

The Key West Flower Show and
Mart which closes tonight, has at
tracted many visitors from all parts
of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Snyder,
came call the way" from Akron,
Ohio, "just to see this flower
show" They both thought that the
show is outstanding and have fall
len in love with Key West, saying
that "Key West is one of the most
fascinating places in the United
States"
A member of the Advisory Coun-
Gil of the Botanical Gardens in St..
Louis, Missouri, Mr.. E. G.. Cher
BONNER, who with Mrs. Cherbon-
nier, visited the Key West show
yesterday morning said that "be-
yond a doubt this is the best flower
show of its size that l have ever
attended. It has more variety and
its artistic interest would appeal
to everyone regardless of what
part of the country they came
FROM"
Mrs. Charles M. Brown, of Knox
vile, Tennessee, called it as "beau-
tiful a show as have ever SEEM"
Mrs. Brown is active in Garden
Club work in Knoxville and is a
member of the Rose, Violet, and
Camellia Societies. She was par
ticularly enthusiastic about the
African violet display.
The show closes tonight and
everyone should take advantage of
this once-a-year opportunity to see
this outstanding flower show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-02
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR


s:oo-Ladies Day Golf Tourna ment, coll CLUB
s:oo-Thrift Shop Navy Comm I Eao 0p W - A0O
6:45-Kiwanis Club LaConcha hoe G. ,,.hs;. r,r..
Christ Bible st uGy 5leh nt; o. rh ~
7:4-Dupicae bridge club Fl ian HAL Hail 72s Fleming st.
sgop a aSme s' cab iSan0
s;oo-Beginners bridge, Fl Tv vop Objects Club
TUESDAY, March -. 4. - ...o.s
sOce Methodist cn posnd 70 o. De TsSor
s.1LKev west Womans Club Clubhouse 3s Duval Street.
TOOK W. Chapt 2S3 Natl S0oulnes EnurSa q ne "ocA
7sosiinocs Council "a Poca hontas, Golden Eagle Hall
7:3O-Catholic Daughters, Annes Hail. WINDSOR Lane.
7:so-Exec Board, Harris PTA, at harris a n Scn1o
S:0o-Key West Players, Barn Iheater 5lS Duva Rear
S:oo-K. W. Chap. 49, DAv, 422 Amelia Street
s:0o-Junior Woman's Club, s1s Duval Street
8:00-Coral Shores PTA place TO be announced
Fngee Cootete Club a71, VIEW Home, 3S Elizabeth
EVERY WEDNESDAY
sO-unior Chamber of Commerce, Clubhouse Flager
1o:oo-Navy wives Club IS, cPo Lounge, Naval Station
1000 Subron owe, Fort Taylor Officers Club
10:Oo-ZX11 owe, place to be announced
$3.50 *. W. Cupboard Club Aux place to be announced
s:ooDade Lodge H. Masonic Scottish Rite Temple sss Eaton
EvERY Thursday
s:oo-Monroe Gen. Hosp. Auxiliary Sewing at hospital
12:15-Rotary Club, st. Pauls Parish Hall
1:o0-Thrift Shop Navy Com msary, open until 400 M
6:3o-Lions Club, at Lions Den 1907 Seminary St.
8:00-CAP Cadets Ponciana Community House
THURSDAY. March
3:oo-Crce H. First Methodist Church, to be announced
7:soDorcas Society," Lutheran Church Fagler Avenue
S:O0-Garden Club, at Womans Club, Duyal
s:00-VFW Post 3s11, Post Home 1926 Elizabeth Street
Go-Eks Lodge, Elks Club s1s Duval Street
1oooGym Classes for Officers Wives Bldg g. seanane Ras.
ESo-Youh for Christ Poinciana Baptist Church
1880 Officers Wives Club place to be announced
Goo-Cayo Hueso Grotto, Redmen's Hall
a:oo-cAP Cadets. Ponciana Community House
, SSo-ord I Cabaleros de la Luz, 422 Amelia St.
s:oo-Loga Mar Nro. 3, Cabaeros de MART ss Elizabeth
S:VV-lcono1cs Anonymous, SIS Street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-02

The maid of honor and the brides
maids served punch from a long
table covered with an imported
lace cloth.
The bride and groom cut the
beautifully decorated, TERED we'd
ding cake with a silver knife tied
with white ribbons.
After the reception, the young
couple left for {. wedding trip to
Cuba. Mrs. MoSher wore pale
blue hand-loomed wool dress with
white accessories. Her corSage was
'of lavender orchids.
Mrs. Mosher attended the Con-
vent of Mary Immaculate and Key
West High School. After graduating
from the Convent, she attended
Barry College, in Miami, for two
years and graduated from Florida
State University in 1852, from the
school of Home Economics with a
B. S. degree in dress designing.
Mrs. Mosher is a member of the
Junior Woman'S Club and on the
AdvisOcy Board of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority. At present she is employ
ed at the Navy Exchange office.
Mr.. MoSher is graduate of Bay
City Control High School and is
presently stationed at the U. S.
Naval Station, Boca Chica.
Out of town guests who attended
the wedding included: Mrs. Ruth
Mosher, Bay City, Michigan; Miss
Elva K. Thacker, Fl. Lauderdale;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Baron and
family of Miami; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. Baron of Marathon; Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Sparks, Coral Ga
bles; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Cres-
pc, Warren, Rhode Island; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Darling and father,
Rumford, Rhode Island and Master
Frank Curry of Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher are now at
home at lib Curry'S Lane, Key
West, Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-02
apply To We'd

The following couples have ap.
piled for marriage licenses in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord:
Willie Lambert, 40, and Marjorie
Robinson, 80, both of SO7 Eliza
beth.
Donald L. Brewer, 10, NoU, and
Patricia Simpson, II, 1T Simon
ton.
Reginald D. Kirk, IS. FAWTU-
LIANT, Boca Chica MAS, and
Gladys Arnold, Al, 100 Flagler.
Joseph H. Kerrick, 26. USS Bush
nell, and Marilyn Thistle, %, ia
Duval.
Thomas E. Trader, u, and Rita
Pritle, 20, both of 511 Duval.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-02
CTA Play Ciues
Promise Of
Hilarious Night

The story of the Monroe County
CTA play is People are funny"
taken from Art Linkletter's radio
program of the same name.
The play which will be present
ed at the Key West High School
auditorium at $50, March 5, con-
Germs Roscoe Higginbottom, a pain
fully shy young man who is con-
testant at a broadcast of people
Are Funny"
He is told that he will be awarded
a convertible coupe if he can sue
coed, within one week, in making
a date with Betty Vernon, a girl he
has never seen before.
Betty has been informed that a
mysterious "Mr. X" will call on
her, and Roscoe sets out for her
house to present himself as this
"Mr. X"
What Roscoe doesn't know is that
Betty has been bombarded by a
series of strange gifts from ''Mr.
x" including an innocent looking
chair which well come and see
what it does.
Another fact that has been kept
from Roscoe is that Betty's father
is reputed to be the most terrible.
tempered man in town and has
been known to perform physical
mayhem on suitorS for his daugh
ter's hand.
From this suspicious start, the
play careens along with never a
dull moment in its three FULFILLED
acts.
If you've listened to broadcasts
of "People are Funny" we need
only tell you that this adaptation
is scrupulously faithful to the in.
sanely merry spirit of the original