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Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES TO SHARE Gent,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GIFT SHOP, modern suburban shop
ping center; $500 handles; bal
ance easy terms. Box 174-J, Star.

ping center; $500 handles; bal
ance easy terms Box 174-J' es Star
RESTAURANT. downtown. well-es-
sfsoiished; sao she due to illness. will saeri-
iOv9lEed; To p.6.. Ss Ssll Ms: RIMS %. pm
DRY CLEANING STORE, NV This
go; Low rent. lease. IA. s-S5s6.
MOTEL. IA units. living quarters
Ideal for Couple: conv. terms. ROB.
ERT ?. SCOTT. ia. 5-s644. oV.
BEAUTY SHOP with booths S 81
dryers. etc; now operating viii
TSRt WR sofmlgalste; soflas reas' Suburban o Nd.
Bridal AND CUSTOM dressmafing
salon for sale: Connecticut ave; low
rent. rent; excellent clientele; reasonable.
pir pm ifsfEesis; ME 4s5l5s Ao' 2-sll7, s9 a5tsr
cond.. long established: has always
enjoyed good business. Price only
$500 with $500 cash down. W.
E. THRIFT. Exclusive, 1411 Pa.
REs1AUR;ANTTA. aSsi AnT; IA iocsteS iscsIsS' on Ms7 NO
Sept. Seats 100: beer and wine.
entertainment. Price only $4,000,
easy easy terms; W. E. THRIFT. Exclu-
rSy' s.ve' I41l Pa, ave. NV. ma: e-9743;
dSsIissts,ssen; dele, S. -. Large outside display.
offsr refused. JE. $-19ss ess
RESTAURANT. delicatessen. located
IN busy Va. shopping center.
sse 6eeT and sfats Vine o and o s
ultra-modern and represents an in
yestment Of S55. 900 two years age.
Establishment has been approved
r1r, I1r entertainment. sater PRICE $50; 900
Exclusive, Slad 1411 Pa ave. NV. Ma.
liquor. On Biadens-
burg rd. ne. Very best of equip
ment: only 3 yrs. old. Business !
operated Tah ..sE by help. Total ,,r price rlS
Exclusive E'9!ld l41l Pa. ave. NV. MA.
DRY CLEANING STORE; s175 to
$500 per week. 81 200 or best offer. |
M Must I sell imnmedistely. COLONY
SS557EANERs' S574. 4sos Ga ave- RA7; = 81
BAKERY, excellent r. W. location: 60
ing business, including all equip |
ment: must be sold at once: $1,000
RFafrST fash ST. s3IGS S32SS4' RI RA o.s 6o3SS4; 27
buy: excellent NV. location. JU.
9-9530 for more information.
TAILOR SHOP - Excel downtown
sonabfg i0SatlGn pr|tsd 18th and rLt s,s NV Res ;,
sale. ST. 3-33S4, RA. 6-26S4.
STORE-silyer Spring
area. est. yrs. By OWNER. For |
details. phone Hu. 3-5S94. 80 |
1885 BLADENSBURG RID. N.E.-An
colored barber shop or beauty salon.
with bay windows. Rental $S5 per
month. d. CONNOR g. SON. e319
A REAL 4 n,T OPPORTUNITY to build s al
ica's largest selling gasoline and the
worlds largest selling motor oil at
one of our most modern service sta
tions on main ighway in Falls
Church. Va. Call KI. S-S007.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
LARGE SERVICE STATION

LARGE SERVICE STATION
Now doing a good gallonage. Lo-
Gated on Baltimore blvd. in Ber-
wyn, Md. This large 4-bay station
area on the boulevard. Has diesel
fuel for truck service and full IA
cilities for complete automotive
service. Available on leadership
lease to an experienced operator
with sufficient capital to purchase
stock and equipment on dollar for
dollar basis. For full information
Evening star., 1954-04-27
SILVER SPRING AREA
3-Bedroom Rambler
Only Sis Per Month

Gas heat: full bsmt: immediate oc-
cupancy; schools and shops nearby.
HE. Assoc. HE. 4-7i33
Evening star., 1954-04-27

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
6503 Maple Ave.-Spacious brick
home: center hall large liv. rm..
din. rm.. study, Tv room. buffers
pantry and modern kitchen; 3 twin
sized bedrmS.. y baths on 2nd A.: {:
stairs to attic playroom: GE washer
and deep freeze. Avail. May IL.
S225 per mo. To inspect. call MRS.
CARTER. MA. $4,000; ewes. EN-.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

FIRST bedrm.. house
sized apt. with large foyer, full-size
dining rm., corner living rm.,
kitchen and bath. 3 exposures; COM
pletely redecorated; cloSe-in loca-
tion; an excellent buy at S13. 800.
on terms. For those who want max
imum space in elevator, switchboard
bldg. at minimum cost. Please call
Mr.. Gavin. with H. G. SMITHY. ST.
$4,000; res, AID. 2-5004. rs
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. near Rock
Creek Park. De luxe l-bedrm. apt.
including foyer, spacious front ex-
posure living room, large dining
area. master bedrm. with walk-in
closet and bath. The entire apt.
has. been redecorated including re-
oricc for this exclusive bldg. At
S1l,500. terms. Please call MR..
GAVIN, with H. G. SMITHY, ST. j.
$500; res. AID. 2-50O4. -2S
OWNERS-I have the tenant: do you
have the place? Need furnished
apts., all parts D. c. for white
tenants; 500 to $500 month. You
pay only for results. ME. S-5435.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
When moving, you want 1t done
right; call Ii. 3-5047. 3
FURNITURE STORAGE - REDsK1N
VAN SERVICE INC Minimum So
per mo. Call HO. 2-1223,
HILLS TRANSFEk--Any day or mr.,
small ano large tobs; trained men;
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches a specially S. l. MORRIS
TU 2-l15 so or Ii 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO >:,Ol %. UNION STOR-
CHESTER MOVERS-A trunk or
truckload: reasonable. ST. $3.50;
EDEIMAN e Mov1NG LOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eves.. RA. 3-14I6.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES FURNISHED

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-56O0 Ma
makagan rd.; nicely furnished new
rambler; 3 bedrooms. pa baths; 20
minutes downtown; adults: to Sept
,1,5;uSl, II; S1?S ! mo; o. 4-5126., -3
i've hone d1fd 1fo and nts attFas nfc
Of 8 rms. and .la baths; nice neigh
borhood; $3.50 mo. Home at 4441
cnth 14th ito St; ne SHANNON & LUCHs
NR. fo NlCHoLss H Il n,Si Ma sa343 "a
steeI Sedrms rnnsi scr ,.,PSda Peh .;: rec rm gas
S11f so. 10. 3-6ss9.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY rms. 3
bedrms:; 1st air cond. bedrm.
Msis Snd bath; sra gar; rec. Tm1; Tm; blk.
GREEN MEADOWS. MD.-vic. Naval
Ordnance, close to Walter Reed. 20
min. downtown Wash. and all en-
bassies, . blocks schools. tranSp
and shopping; nicely furn.. .7-rm.
brick bTnd Three Il1cs bedrms:; lh baths;
rsaf poTes fenced Yard Satc
wall carpeting. Venetian blinds
newly nfIly dec inside and out gas aeat
ATTRAC. CAPE COD on cool wooded
ideal for 3 adults, no, children. no
$3.50 per mo; Call JE. 2-0o95. $
to q am, IL to l noon. s to
IF You WANT A COOL, conv. com
modious home for summer. call ia.
Mr.. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-vac. brk.,
= bedrms., scr. pch., rec. rm.. gas,
Sll1.50. 10. 3-6SS9. A
BETHESDA-Beauti new rambler.
completely furn. Bargain to adult
family. OIL. 4-656S. ewes. -27
MT. PLEASANT. facing parks bed
rooms. porch. fenced yard: close to
all conven., may also be used by .
families; reaS. rent. Ma. S-12S4.
CONVENIENT. CLOSE-lN location,
near Conn. ave. Excellent for resi-
dents or non-prof1t organizations: q
bedrms.. 2 baths. reception rm.. liv.
rm., din. rm., tiled kit: gas heat.
Call DE. 2-0611 or RANDALL H.
HAGNER g. CO., DE. $4,000. 1921
EXEcS.. DiPIoMATs. OTHERS. de-
string beaut. appointed perfectly To-
Gated home: soft. liv. rm., bed
rms, 31a baths: 2 patios for out
door living: den, a.-c. rec. rm. Un-
usual window areas: S275 unfurn.:
S325 furn. IA. 7-941S after D. 20
FAIRFAX
This is, a lovely home COMPLETE
Evening star., 1954-04-27

FALLS CHURCH
Adjacent to ST. James Parochial
School. Three bedrms., bath and
2 lavatories, 2 fireplaces. screened
porch. modern kitchen. det. ga
rage. level shaded lot: S16O mo-; :;
immed occup.; will give lease; ex-
eel. condition.; cow. transp. and
shopping. WASHBURN g. MAIZE.
ST 3-2S15 80
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HOUSES UhFURhIsHED

ARL.;Mcompl. furn.; new. Fin Fine ,!!"; loc.
RE1TEsbA T. Mash, blvd "A s4jcs slSoS s1S stone s
Oedrms; and bath: Dedrm, % or den
Kit, f. tireDls;; screened d. porch pSTst,
Immediately. OIL. 4-4197 or OIL.
CoSGiREss tSteiS HEIGHTS AREA-3-5ed-
located % to Boiling Field: mr.. ise.
shopping center For further info.
call 10. 2-Ol5I. -2S
ARLINGTON-CIose In, best sec s
bedrms.. ia baths. 15x20 liv, rm..
screened porch full bsmt schools.
shopping. bus. Redec. S155. l29
S. Irving ST.. ia. S-0173. -2S
Convenient; 'Os 6edrms.. garden;
upper part Of remodeled brk.; S120
incl. hest, utlls. Ii. 6-OS9S ewes
CONVENIENT to Andrews. Boiling,
Anacostia-2 bedrms.. full bsnt.,
dishwasher sarb. disp,: nr. schools.
shop. ctr, bus. S1l0. 10. S-4662.
FALLS CHURCH. Annandale area
elec Kit. basement: swim. pool
membership: Sl55. another with :,
liv. rms, . baths, $3.50. JE. 2-21S 50.
SILVER SPRING. bedrms.. liv. rm..
kit. and bath rtfsr.; fenced in yd.,
newly dec; INQUIRE at 211b Ran.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
RESTAURANT

5031 Conn ave. owner unable to-
operate this well-known establish
ed to make half reasonable offer.
Completely equipped, ready to open;
air cond.. 1907 ok. with health
dent; Seats approx. 15O. co. D.
Evening star., 1954-04-27

Long Branch Apartments
/ and 2 bedrm.. Iiv. rm.. dinette. kit
and bath. laundry and storage facil-
tiles: S77 and S91 per mo-, incl
utils. once rear S7O6 Old Bladens-
burg rd Cat Piney Branch rd). Sill
yer Spring Md III T-6731
Evening star., 1954-04-27
PARK VIEW APIS.

5034 3Sth ave-. Hyattsville, Md
Lovely l and 2 bedrm. units with
full din. rm.; $50 and $95. incl
<utils. UN. 4-3500 until pm; 10
3.6625 ewes. and week ends. d
Evening star., 1954-04-27
FIRST SHOWING

Just beyond Kenwood Country Club,
| square west Wilson lane and
River rd.; all-brick bungalows; 2.
). bedrmS., rec. rms, l, 2, 4
baths; unusual architecture; excel
lent terms; new streets, curbs and
gutter has Just been installed.
BARKLEY BROS. INC.
OIL A.OAOn MA a-ROnl
Evening star., 1954-04-27

Excellently located and newly deco
rated apis. In one of Washington' S
most attractive apt. bldgS.; elevator.
switchboard snd mail desk service;
TO inspect apply at desk or CALL
MR.. NOLAN, DU. 7-100O. rs
Evening star., 1954-04-27

FAIRFAX
This is lovely home COMPLETEIY Y
furnished Owner leaving for Eu-
rope for summer, will rent to good
tenant June ) through Sept. };
5000 mo. wASHBURN & MAIZE,
Evening star., 1954-04-27
APIS. UNfURNlsHEp-D. e.
APIS. NORTHUMBERLAND.

MT. RAINIER--Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit.
churches; 1-fare transp. zone. $50
mo- and adults preferred. WA. e.
$500. THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
Evening star., 1954-04-27

OWNER MUST SELL :.
UPPER N.W.-$14,950
6-rm. semidet. brick. POWDER RIM.
LIST FL. GARBAGE DISPOSAL.
lovely (knotty-pine recreation room,
storm windows. front and rear
yard. Call OWNER. TU. 2-3l5l.
Evening star., 1954-04-27

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Bach. apt. Avail. May /, ST. 3-1S92.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Ushers Board
Hears Report OF
Recent Bazaar

Ushers Board No. of Cornish
Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church held
its weekly meeting at the home of
its reporter. The president, Mrs.
Victorine Roberts, made a report
on the bazaar. All members pre-.
sent received the report as read,
being highly proud of the results
of the bazaar.
In the business session of the
meeting, plans were completed for
a dinner sale to be held Friday,
March IL, in the basement of the
church.
Rev. Hooper was present and
gave an interesting talk. He ex-
pressed himself as being thankful
for the ushers board and its work
in the church.
We are now affiliated with the
uShers board of Newman Metho-
dist Church and Bethel A. M. E..
Church, as a result of a meeting
held Thursday, March 4, to form
union of the ushers boards of
the three churches.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Thelma Cur
ry, 10-C Fort Village, March 10.
E. D. Lampkins, reporter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Doctor Hook
Visits FAMU

TALLAHASSEE - DR.. Julius N.
Hook, professor of English at the
University of Illinois, and execu-
tive secretary of the National Coun-
Gil of Teachers of English, visited
with members of the Florida A
and M University English depart
ment last Saturday afternoon.
DR.. Hook who is the author Of
"The Teachings of High School
English" discussed informally
with the A and M English teach.
ers, some of the problems encoun-
tered in teaching English. -'There
is no more important work than
that of teaching English" DR..
Hook said.
DR.. Harry L. Faggett is head
of the A and M English depart
ment. Mrs. Maurice Brown, de.
partment member and student of
DR.. Hook last summer at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, arranged for
his visit to the campus. He was
in Tallahassee as a consultant at
a language arts conference held
at a neighboring state university
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
TENTH GRADE is
AN INTERESTING
CLASS At DOUGLASS

One of the most interesting class.
es in the senior high school is that
of the tenth grade. The boys and
girls of this class, seem to know
what they are striving for and are
willing to work.
A situation prevails in the Eng
lish and history classes where the
boys and girls are separated. This
separation has served, unconscious
ly, as a renaissance, creating such
a rivalry that profound interest
has resulted.
It is not to be expected, how
ever, that everyone has joined in
this right sbout-face, as in every
place else, there are laggards.
The boys, to my knowledge, seem
to be working more profoundly.
Deserving of particular mention
are Alfred Curry, William Edward,
Alfred Raymond Pla and Floyd
Sweeting.
Winifred S. johnson
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
DEATHS

Emily Quintana, age 80, died
Monday, March /, at her home,
The deceased is survived by
two sons, Sebastian Quintana, New
York City, and Raymond Quin-
tana, Philadelphia; three daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Rosa Armstrong, New
port, R. l., Mrs. Julia Whyms and
Mrs. Annie Thompson, Key West;
% grandchildren, "a great-grand-
children and three great-great-
grandchildren.
The funeral will be conducted
from St. Mary Star of the Sea
Catholic Church Sunday, March 7,
at 800 p. m.
Father Michael Cronin will off.
ciate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06

We also saw the Brida. Chamber,
Catfish Hotel, a Christmas Tree
covered with snow and snowflakes
in Florida at any time of the year.
After leaving the ride, we went
again to view the animals. We
were particularly impressed with
the milking of snakes for venom,
and looking at alligators, possums,
birds, and foxes.
Among the trips was the atten-
dance of the Baccalaureate servic-
es at Howard Academy. The speak
er, Rev. Jennings, gave a very in
teresting speech, the title of which
was "Win or Lose"
We have learned much through
our trips and hope that we shall
b. able to attend many more dur
ing the year"
In conclusion the girls at Forest
Hill are always trying to make
things beautiful around the cam
pus. We are proud of the many
different types of equipment that,
makes equipment which helps to
make life easier for the girls. We
are thankful for everything - Car
olyn Smith.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Third Annual
Guidance Meet
Held AT AIM

TALLAHASSEE - An address
by Dr.. William D. wilkins, profes.
sor, school Of education, New York
University on Friday at noon, high
lighted the third annual Florida
Guidance conference which con-
vened at Florida A and M Uni
versity February 1919.
Approximately rs persons rep
resenting % cities in the state and
southern Georgia, and an addition.
al 200 persons from the campus,
attended the confab which had as
its theme, Mental Health and
Guidance Services.
The title of DR.. wilkins address
was "What it Means to Learn -
Particularly to Negro Education. "
Also appearing on the program
was Thomas D. Bailey, state sup.
erintendent of education who ex.
tended greetings. George H,
Greene, co-chairman of the con.
ference planning committee intro.
duced the speaker, and H. Man
ming Efferson, acting dean of the
personnel division, presided. Mrs
Mary ]. Riley, counselor for sophie.
more women, served as co-chair.
man Of the planning committee
along with Greene.
Some Of the topics discussed dur.
ing the two-day confab were:
identifying and Handling Pro.
blem Pupils" Guidance for the
Gifted and Slow Learner" "De.
veloping Good Speech Habits"
Initiating and Administering Gui.
dance Services" and Meeting Ad
justment Through Sex Education. ~
Conference consultants, in add
ton to DR.. wilkins, were: A. A.
Abraham, head, secondary educa.
ton department, Florida A and M
University; DR.. Melvene Hardee
coordinator of counseling; Miss Hill
da Tinney, assistant coordinator o.
counseling; DR.. William Max Wise
dean of student personnel, Univer
sity of Florida; DR.. M. o. Aston
dean, school of education, Florids
A and M University; DR.. Glover
E. Tully, director, vocational gui
dance and placement, Florida Stat.
University; Neville C. Clark, act
ing head, department of psycholo
gy, Florida A and NJ University
DR.. Victor Johnson, consultant IL
guidance and pupil personnel
State Department of Education
Miss Carrie Bentley, director O
guidance, Lincoln High School
Miss Gretchen Everhart, specia
teacher, Leon County Public
Schools; Miss Martha Taylor, coun
selor, Florida A and M University;
and Mrs. Val Dora Faggett, speech
specialist, Florida A and M Uni
versity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Regular Fellows
Sponsor Contest

The official opening of the ::'Miss
Island City" contest was held
Thursday, February IS.
Young ladies working toward the
title are: Copelyn Carey, Doretha
Pratt, Barbara Sands, Carolyn
Montgomery, Mamie Ruth Brown,
Matilda Roberts, Joyce Thompson,
Patsy Kelly and Vera Falco.
The public is asked to support
this contest as it is one OF the
greatest means of obtaining mon
ey used by the sponsoring club,
"The Regular Fellows"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Ellison Concert Tuesday Is
Acclaimed A Great Success

Key Westers had the privilege
of hearing one Of the greatest up.
coming contralto singers to come
on the American scene in many
a year when young, vibrant, vi.
cacious and well-trained Dorothy
Ellison appeared in concert at-the
Key West High School Auditorium
Tuesday, March 2, under the aus
pices of Douglass High School.
Miss Ellison who is a native of
Atlanta, Georgia, is product OF
the Julliard School of Music of
New York City.
Only % years of age, Miss Eli
son, has given concerts in many
states of this country and has
Travelled and given performances
in Canada and South America.
The gracious and charming Miss
Ellison rendered her concert in
English, German and French, end.
ing with group of Negro Spiri.
tualS that were both touching and
moving.
Praise must also be given to her
accompaniSt, Mrs. Alma P. Terrell
whose Interpretation and rendition
of the piano music was a joy to
witness and hear.
Douglass school is thankful to the
many white and colored friends
who attended this magnificent per-
fofmance.
Thanks are in order to the Sup
erintendent of Public Instruction,
Monroe County School Board, and
others concerned, who permitted
the use of the auditorium.
1t is wonderful to live in a city
like Key West where cooperation
is the rule instead of the except.
ton.
Douglass School hopes to bring
other accomplished artists to the
city.
Immediately following her con-
cert Miss Ellison anG her accom-
PIANIST left for Cuba, where they
will give concerts in Habana and
Santiago.
Following is the concert render
ed by Miss Ellison:
Aria: when l Am Laid in Earth,
from Dido and Aneas" - Purcell
Furibondo spira il vento clark
the Tempest Wildly Raging - Han
del
Verborgenheit Secrecy - Wolf
VergeblicheS stanchen The Dis
appointed Serenader) - Brahms
Der Tod und das Madchen (Dea-
tn and the Maiden) - Schubert
Wedming (Dedication) - r.
Schumann
III
Apres I'm reve dreams Awak.
ening) - Faure
81 mes, verS avaient DIES allies
Gould My Songs Their Way Be
Winging) Hahn
Aria: Mon occur s. ouvere a ia
voix (My Heart at Thy Sweet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Forest Hill Correctional School
Helps Solve Juvenile Problems

Tor the past several weeks ar
Hcles on "Forest Hill Correctional
School for Girls" have appeared in
the columns of our paper. 1t is
hoped that through these articles
q true picture of the school has
been gotten by all.
It is the sincere desire of the
community that not a single girl
from Key West will ever have to
make use of the facilities of the
school. On the other hand, we are
compelled to admit that juvenile
problems exist in this community
10 in any other community in the
world and it often becomes neces-
sary to use disciplinary means of
correction. With this fact well eS-
tablished, we in Florida are very
fortunate in having such a place
as Forest Hill to send our delin-
quent girls.
AS you have perhaps noticed For
est Hill is not only a correctional
school but place where the girl
may continue her academic train
ing through the tenth grade.
This school provides for the mo-
raj, physical, spiritual, education
al and social development of the
girl who was so unfortunate as to
have become delinquent.
Basing the course of study on
John Dewey's principle, ''We learn
by doing" these well-trained guild
ance directors are finding out that
If young minds are directed into
the right channels much good can
be derived.
In this, the concluding install
ment, several phases of the school
will be discussed with particular
emphasis being placed on "Our
Trips" as told by Miss Bettye Ann
Foster.
1--WE have been invited to take
many trips since we've been at
Forest Hill. We would first like to
thank all of the organizations who
have made it possible for us to
take the trips which have been en-
joyed by. all.
"Our first trip was to Paradise
Park. ALI of the girls at Forest
Hill except those in isolation were
allowed to 60. Many had never
been to Paradise Park, therefore
we were very happy to find out
that we were invited to this scenic
spot and looked forward to it with
eager anticipation.
"S0me of the attractions enjoy
Cd while at Paradise Park were
rides on the glass bottom boat up
Silver River, viewing the snakes
and other animals, and eating the
delicious refreshments that were
served.
"The ride up Silver River on the
glass bottom boat was most en-
joyable. Much was learned by all.
There was a football game played
by the Catfish and the Brim Fish
team. In this game, a ball was
given (piece of bread) to the fish
and the best team would get the
bread and swim to the bottom of
the river and eat it.
In both games the Catfish won.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
SICK

Rev. T. J. Crutchfield, husband
of Mrs. Mizpah Crutchfield, teach
er of Douglass High School, is re-
cuperating at home after an ap-
pendectomy at the Monroe General
Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06

Voice. from Samson and Delilah
= Saint-Saens
Intermission
w
A Nun Takes the Veil - Sam
uel Barber
The Sleep that Fits on Baby's
Eyes - Carpenter
This Little Rose - William Roy
To the Queen Of Heaven - Tho
mas Dunkill
v
You Gonna Reap Just What You
Sow - Dawson
Lii Boy - Roland Hayes
Let Us Break Bread Together
= Lawrence
Witness - Hall Johnson