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Smyrna times., 1954-07-22

that are even more dangerous
than broken glass.
Very fine equipment for digging
and cake making includes butter
paddles, basting spoons and sugar
scoops. Jello molds. individual
aluminium pie plates and toy
cooking utensils are perfect ac-
cessories for sand play. A sprink-
Ter to dampen the sand so it viii
cake and stay put is a good in
vestment.
Smyrna times., 1954-07-22
PICNICKING FUN
FOR EARLY MORN

Make breakfast time picnic
time. Early morning outings can
be so much fun. This is an ideal
way to avoid crowds that come
later in the day and to enjoy the
cooling morning breezes. For this
morning meal what could be bet
ter than the time-favored ham or
bacon and eggs, says Reba
Smyrna times., 1954-07-22
Beef Cuts Plentiful

The list of retail beef cuts num-
bers more than thirty. However,
many homemakers ask for the
same few cuts week after week,
It's the wise homemaker who
learns the beef cuts in her meat
market. This not only is a way
to add variety to her menus, but
a way to aid her food budget
also.
, 1954-12-17
NEWS

The SIS Alcoa Patriot sail
ing from Pensacola December
3rd Mobile Dec. 4th & New
Orleans December 9Th is due
at Frederiksted Dec. 18th via
Puerto Rico Cuidad Trujillo &
ST. Thomas accepting freight
from the above port and from
Trinidad.
RoBT. I. MERWIN 8 CO. INC
Agents
, 1954-12-17
PUBLICATION


It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Govern
ment of the Virgin Islands of
the United States has author
lied Rev. Z. 7. Bolan Of the
Church Of God, Charlotte
Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin
Islands, to perform civil-reli-
gious ceremonies in the Virgin
Islands.
Government Of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States
, 1954-12-17
NOTICE

Section % Of the Ordinance Of August %, 1916 reads in
part as follows:
"At the end Of each calendar year the Custo-
dian Municipal Insurance Fund shall compare
the payroll Of each employer paying premiums
n accordance with this Ordinance for such cal
endar year with the payroll Of the preceding
calendar year on the basis Of which the pre-
miums were assessed. levied. and collected
Accordingly, Is IS requested that you make available to
this office BY January Is, 1855 your payroll record for the
calendar year 1854 or such portion thereof as you were COW
cred with the Municipal Insurance Fund.
Walter ]. M. Petersen
Certifying Officer
, 1954-12-17
HOLD FOR
THE 18TH

The .Frederiksted .Women's
League is holding q Grand carni-
val Bazaar al the Frederiksted
Junior High School grounds on
Friday evening, December 18th.
starting al 8 P. N.
There viii be cakes, hamburg
ers. drinks. games. etc.
Come and win your Christmas
ham.
, 1954-12-17

AN INVITATION
THE COMMITTEE FOR THE OLD FASHIONED
CHRISTMAS INVITES YOU TO "A CALYPSO
IGH AT THE CLUE COMANCHE
FLOOR SHOW BEGINS AT $50 PM.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1854
ADMISSION 500
, 1954-12-17
End Feature

starring WILD BILL ELLIOT
In all 8 performances american
News of ColOred America and at
500 & 900 pm. latest Warner
Bros. News
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-01-19
MOTHER OF III
STUDENT DIES
IN JET CRASH

Mrs. Dorothy Baker. .55. Lima.
Ohio. mother of William K Bak-
er. VI student, was one OF IS per-
sons who died IN the flaming
crash OF a British Jet Comet air.
liner Sunday in the Mediterranean
near Inc island OF Elba.
Her son resides at 49Sl4 Fast
Clark ST. Champaign and is a
junior in food technology. He is
married and has two children
son. Frank. AZ. and a daughter.
Crystal z.
Mrs Baker VAS on a 9-membcr
board of the. National Spiritual
Assembly of The Bahai faith at
tho time of her death.
According 10 her son. she had
been member OF The faith since
her childhood and had travelled ex-
iensivcly as a teacher since World
War III.
She had made number OF trips
10 South America. two trips to
Europe and was returning from
an International Assembly meet
ing in India at the time OF the
crash.
The assembly had been heid
Oct 9-2. and she had remained
to do teaching in India. She was
en- route to Granada in the British
West Indies. where her husband
and sister were to have joined her
for winter of teaching.
Baker said Monday that he had
not yet been able to contact his
father.
He estimated us. membership
in Bahai at about 5000. World
headquarters are in Palestine. and
membership in the middle east Ia
quite large. There are about 25.-
900 members in Teheran. Persia.
National headquarters have been
in Wilmetie since 1898, when they
were transferred from New York
City.
There are assemblies in Cham.
paign-Urbana, Springfield a n d
Chicago.
Other survivors are a sister,
Mrs. Hubert Matthias. Michigan
and his father He had made no
plans Monday to join his family
at Lima. Ohio, pending word from
his father.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-01-19
Mrs. Carrie Lewis
Dies Rites Mmuay

Mrs. Carrie Holmes Lewis, local
resident for more than 40 wears,
died at S;l5 pm. THURSDAY in the
Community Nursing Home. She
was "a wears old.
Mrs. Lewis lived with her dauoh.
ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mis-.
James Barber, ll02h n. 4th St.
Funeral services will be at 2 pm
MONDAY in Mt. Olive Baptist Church
of which Mrs. Lewis was a ncmbe,
with the Rev. Z. Kilgorc officiating.
and burial will be in Mt. Hone
Cemetery. In charge is Cstnpbell
Funeral Home
Mrs. Lewis leaves her daughter.
Mrs. Barber. son. Eddie Holmes
Champaign; seven grandchildren: .
great grandchildren. and sister.
Mrs. Fannie Davis OF New Orleans,
Ia
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-01-19

that all plates were full. Whom
do YOU want to thank? The Great
Lakes serving committee. How,
stop asking about what they do
with their money which is none
of your business anyway. The COM
mittee is headed by DIT. Valreta
Kelley. pres. Bea Walker, Bus.
manager, first lady of Great Lakes
lodge, Odessa Rodgers, treasurer
and Rebecca Tolbert, contact chr.
and social mistress. Services a~e
volunteer. The turkey dinners
were donated by the committee
and to he sure that you all were
served properly serving was done
by the committee itself. Who did
the cooking? The committee, and
did swell job all the way. Con-
gratulations to this committee,
not once but a thousand times.
Just before I leave I want you
to know that Bro. "Biddie," one
who keeps you laughing all the
time was remembered by santa.
Just as evening well spent. The
floor show was great. Among the
many dignata1ies present were
popular "X" club prexy" Roy E.
Barnett, DIT. Cleo Hudson, Floyd
(Biddie) Gibson, Essie Williams,
Jacquline Jackson, Jewell r. Sim
mons, Kathy Waters, Mr.. Mosle
Walters, Rosetta Turner, Thelma
Crawford, Mrs. J. w. Harris, Bet
tie Drane, the ever popular and
most glamorous Rosel L. Lawson,
Zelma Scott. Virginia Fields, and
Wee Mcknight
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-01-19

The Domestic, friendship
we've dinner guest in MIS-. Carrie
Elliotts home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Boddie
were dinner hostess to their fami.
~ and The Alfred Klekers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Scott of
Ellis ave. entertained a number of
friends at dinner honoring his !?
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bridgewater
were dinner hostess to their FAM
lilies on Xmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Jamersor.s
served cggnog to q number of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Burch and
Sgt. and Mrs. Raph Woods were
dinner hostess TO friends in their
respective homes during the hol-
idays
Mr.. and Mrs. John White were
breakfast hostess to friends at
Xmas.
The Edgar G. Harrises were
dinner hostess to friends.
AMONG THE SICK
Mr.. Arthur Woodruff Carver
Park.
Mrs. Gertrude Harris East TIE.
mont.
Mrs. Willie Mae Williams East
Aurs'A'' osa Msua WAAsr
Mrs. Josie Collins.
Mrs. Mary Fielder of East Vine
81. MIS-. Gertrude Robinson East
Vine st.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-01-19
PASTORS FAMILY HONOREn

PASTORS FAMILY HONORED
GUEST
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McClin
were the very fine hostess to the
Salem Baptist church minister and
his family Rev. and Mrs. A. ].
Anderson an d daughter. Dinner
was served TO the Homer Chavis-
es, Charles Browns and Mrs. Ode
Ligeon, A number of friends were
asked for desert and coffee, fol-
lowed DOWNSTAIRS the great game
personality which each friend
drew their own gift. While eating
pop corn and drinking cider.
Rev. M. Rayno was dinner hos
tess to her family and friends,
The Taylo-s, Bowdens, Combs.
Mrs. Mollie Green, Mrs. Helen
Moore and Almonds her mother
Mrs. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Brown were
hostess to dinner to The Charles
Pettifords, Charles Browns, Eve
I'm Lowe Chicago and John Speed
and family.
Mayor and Mrs. Charles MCGEE
and family, Mrs. Joe Nelson were
dinner guest of the Majors sister
at Batavia, I'll. when the family
from Chicago Joined them. The
hajor and wife nfotored TO- Mime.
in their new Hudson to find new
living quarters when their chill
dfen who are with grandmother
will join them.
Mrs. Elizabeth Uptegrow Of NJ.
Walnut Street was waffIee hos
tess to Mrs. Ollie May Reynolds
and neiee Of Hammond, Ind, Mrs.
Mary Barnett, Mrs. Joane L ee
Bunch. Dinner hostess to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Ross who spent Xmas
Is Chicago with her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carzell Langford and mother
Mrs. Evelyn Green, Miss.
New Years Breakfast: Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Evans were hostess
TO a number of friends at break
fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McDuff were
dinner hostess to their family &C
Xmas A dinner was served hon.
oring Prof. Byrds daughter, Mrs.
Lockett. Miss. Mrs. Va. Rodgers
and Mrs. Ruth Cray.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-01-19
DEATHS

DEATHS
Rev. Lorrine Rice, Bloomington,
III.
Mr.. Will, McDuffs brother at
Owensboro, KY.
Mrs. Mary Fielder sister at Miss.
Mrs. Ophiea Adams, Mrs. Velma
Colley attended Mr.. Arthur Bech-
man Danville, Mrs. Theo Smiths
uncle.
Mr.. Dell Pippins of Bolengreen,
Ky. brother of Mrs. Madge Jones
Upshaw.
BIRTHS
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Starks an
other daughter.
Sgt. and Mrs. Jessie Tyler RAN
tout another son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed White Dan.
vile daughter.
MARRIED
Mr.. George Hursey and Mrs
Marie Banks were quitely married
in Rev. f. Kilogres home Dec.
22nd. They in Burch Village.
Mr.. "Pete", Bridgewater, radio
announcer over KID and Mrs. Ell
via Campbell were quitely mar
RED in November. They on North
9Th street. Mrs. Bridgewater in
the advertising at Sears store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fort Wesleys
home was the setting of the love-
iy wedding of their daughter E.
lizabeth Russell to Mr.. Louis
Jones Chicago. The couple were
married by Rev. J. Wright who
is visiting his wife during the
holidays. Assisting the mother
Mrs. Wesley, Mrs. Claudio Pick
ems, Mrs. Fanny Freeman, Mrs.
j. Wright, Miss Wilda Herndon
and Mrs. Olive Foster sister. Out
of town guest: Mr.. and Mrs Jes-
sic Robinson, Chicago, Mrs. Erma
Hill Joliet sister Mr. and Mrs.
David Gabreth, Kenneth Russell,
Mr.. Stewart and Miss Gladys Rey-
nolds all of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Reed DanvilIe. Sgt.
and Mrss. Ben Myers siste- were
in Texas but joined the couple In
Chicago. Mrs. Erma Greer.
SING WHILE DRIVING
At 45 miles per hour sing, High
Ways are happy ways.
At SIS miles per hour sing, I ana
. stranger here, heaven is my
Home
At 66 miles per hour sing, Nearer
my God to Thee
At 7b miles per hour sing, When
the roll Is called up yonder I'll
be there.
AT s5 miles per hour sing, "Lord.
| am coming Home.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-01-19
PASTOR KILLED

The Rev. George Sprague, IS.
pastor of Calvary Baptist church Of
kewanse, was killed MONDAY night
when his automobile overran curve
and overturned on Route 81, seven
miles west OF kewanee.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-01-19

Mrs. Dorothy Baker, mother Of
William X. Baker, II. of |. stud
ent living at 4o8h E. Clark ST.,
is listed among the 5 persons
aboard British Comet airliner
which crashed into the Iyrrhen-
ian Sea off Elba Sunday. She was
an official of the Baha'i faith with
headquarters in Wilmette. Hugo
Giacherv OF Rome went to Eliza
TUESDAY in an attempt to identity
her body among the IS SO far re-
covered.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
CKcHng the Countryside
A Small Size Army Tokes Four-Doy Ride

after driving down from Berry
vile with their van of horses
so they could make the early
morning ride on Wednesday.
Blue Ridge riders, who have
an esprit-de-weather that kept
their point-to-point going last
spring despite rain and wind,
take rough riding in their
stride.
Jackie, Phyllis and Megan
were the first to leave the floor
at the elimination dance at
the Piedmont Junior Cotillion
last Friday night in Upperville
when the dancers were told to
drop out if you have been
riding in the past three days.
:. much to the manly chagrin
of their less active partners.
The only dancer to trot off the
floor at drop out if you got
up before 6 this morning" was
Bland Greene, who gets up be-
fore 6 every morning to train
her horse.
Drop out if you have on a
straight tie" scattered a few
of the dancers to the sidelines
although one of them, Tommy
DeLashmutt, gave the dinner
party of the evening at his
family's Oak Hill. Allen Simp-
son, dancing with Marcia Nc
Ghee, had to renig at Drop
Evening star., 1954-09-17
Ann Rockefeller ENGAGED

Welfare Undersecretary and
Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller of
Washington and Tarrytown.
N. Y, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Ann
Clark to the Rev. Robert
Laughlin Pierson. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald M.
Pierson of Eagle. Wis.
The bride-e elect is the grand
daughter of Mr.. John D.
Rockefeller. Jr., and of the late
Mrs. Abby Aldrich Rockefeller,
and of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy H.
Clark of THAN, Pa.
Miss Rockefeller is a grad
uate of the Brearley School
and is a member of the class
of 1856 at Wellesley College.
She made her debut in 1852
at a dinner dance given by her
parents at their Tarrytown
residence.
The future bridegroom is the
grandson of Mrs. o. j. Pierson
of Logansport, Ind, and of the
late Mr.. Pierson and of the
Evening star., 1954-09-17
THE EVENING STAR B-3
washington, D. C.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1854
Miss Anderson
Becomes Bride

Miss Joan Anderson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Waldo Alder.
son of Chicago, H., was married
August 28 to Mr.. Bernard Bras
kamp, jr., son of the Rev. Bras
kamp. Chaplain of the United
States House of Representatives.
and Mrs. Braskamp.
The Rev. DR.. BraSkamp per-
formed the ceremony, which took
place in the Trinity Methodist
Church in Chicago. A reception
followed at the Beverly Country
Club.
Mrs. Braskamp attended the
University of Illinois and was a
member of the 1852 United
States Olympic swimming team
and now holds the world record
for the 100-yard free style.
Evening star., 1954-09-17

out if you have more than ten
dollars in your pocket. leaving
the winners, Anne Montague
and Nicky Slater holding the
floor without a buck between
them.
The youngsters, most of
whom are leaving for their
various prep schools this week,
will meet again at the Christ
mas Cotillion during the
Christmas holidays.
Sketch Club Dinner
The Loudoun Sketch Club,
members of which have been
painting all year getting ready
for their fall exhibit, are hav-
ing their annual dinner to-
night at the Laurel Brigade
Inn in Leesburg before their
opening. The exhibit this year
will be hung in the dining
room of the new Loudoun
County Office building, for
merly the old Leesburg Inn.
Harvey Moore, well known
Washington sculptor, will be
the guest exhibitor this year
and will also be the clubs
Among members of the club
exhibiting are Vinton Liddell
Pickens and Bob Pickens, who
are showing work which they
did while abroad this year;
Evening star., 1954-09-17
By Dolores Phillips

A batch of ex-Masters of
Foxhounds, whose former ter
ritories spread from Ohio to
Connecticut and on down to
Fairfax, Virginia, mounted
their trusty steeds last week
for a four-day ride over the
Appalachian foot trails, paral-
leling the Skyline Drive down
near Luray. Not as rugged
perhaps as their forefathers,
who did not have the Sky
Land Hotel as home base
every night, they nevertheless
rode out drenching rains on
Tuesday and took off again
early Wednesday morning.
Show Up at Midnight
Started four years ago by
Forest Mars and Reed Thomas,
ex-MFH of the Fairfax Hunt,
the group who van their horses
down to the trail has grown
until this year they were a
small-sized army. Edward Du-
rell. former master of the
Rocky Fork -Hadley Hunt in
Columbus. Ohio who now lives
in Berryville; Alfred Allen.
former master of the Fairfield
County Hunt in Connecticut:
Reed and his daughter, Megan:
Forest Mars and his daughter,
Jackie; Phyllis Mills, daugh-
ter of the James p. Mills of
Middleburg; the Donald Pat
tersons and Don's son. Wright;
young Beverly Bryant, who is
back at Holton-Arms this year;
and Peggy Lockett, whose
parents have bought in Aldie.
made up the first riders who
started out on Tuesday.
At II that night, Vaida Boy
Ed and DR.. Sam Birch, Secre-
tary of the Blue Ridge Hunt,
showed up in the pouring rain
Evening star., 1954-09-17

Esther Thomas. Evelyn Mar
shall, E. M. Chamberlain, jr.,
Jane Pohl, who is coming
down from Rhode Island for
the show, Elizabeth Beer,
Frances Allen, Marion Brook
ms, Ruth Chisolm, Katherine
Slappey. Elizabeth Straw
bridge and Libba White. The
exhibit will be open to the
public from Saturday morn
ing, September 18, through
Sunday, September %, from
10 am. to 8 pm. during the
week, and from noon to 8 pm.
on Sundays.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
Red dCross Needs
NiQht Staff Aids

Glasses for night Volunteer
Staff Aides for the District Chap
ter Of the American Red Cross
will begin at pm. on Wednes-
day. Daytime classes will get
underway on October 4.
Staff aides man information
and reception desks in the chap
ter, in hospitals and serve as
blood donor aides on Red Cross
Bloodmobiles in the Regional
Blood Center.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
Egyptian Army Chief
FetedbyAmbossodor
Chilean Delegation Honored;
Other Embassy RoWNotes

ham Hotel. has moved to its
new Offices at 4706 Seven
teenth street.
Returning to Washington to-
morrow after a six weeks visit
in Mexico City is the wife of
the Venezuelan Ambassador,
Sonora Cesar Gonzales,
Due back today is the
Norwegian Ambassador and
Nine. de Morgenstierne, who
will be entertaining their for
eign minister, DIR. Halvard
Lange and Mrs. Lange this
week end.
The Israel Ambassador, Mr..
Abba Eban. has returned to
Washington after four weeks of
consultation in Israel. Mrs.
Eban and their son have also
returned from a vacation in
Martha's Vineyard.
The Netherlands Embassy
has a new second secretary.
Mr.. P. w. H. Schaepman, who
arrived recently. His wife is
due here around the 1st of
October,
Evening star., 1954-09-17
Society News

The Chief of Staff of the
Egyptian Army, Maj. Gen.
Mohamed Ibrahim, who is here
at the invitation of the United
States Government. was hon.
ored last night at a buffet sup
per given by the Ambassador
and Nine. Hussein.
Approximately so guests at
tended the black tie party,
which was held at the Egyp-
tian Embassy.
Among the ranking guests
were 1t. Gen. and Mrs. w. L.
Weible (the General enter
tanned at a stag luncheon yes
terday for the visitor); Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. j. M. Gavin,
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur G.
Trudeau. Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Russell Vittrup, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. r. A. Schow and Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. H. B. Powell.
Also there were Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Jernegan, Mr..
and Mrs. Parker T. Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. Norbert l.. Anschuetz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen P. Dor
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Sanger, Mr.. William C. Bur-
dett and Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Roosevelt.
From the diplomatic colony
were Ambassador Rifai of Jor-
dan, Ambassador and Nine.
Zeineddine of Syria, the Min
lister of Libya. DR.. Mansour
FAITH El-Kekhia, the military
attache of Iraq, Col. Hassan
Mustafa, and his wife, Maj.
and Nine. Mahmoud Rousan
of Jordan, and many members
of the Egyptian Embassy.
Chilean Porty
Other hosts last night
were the Chilean Ambassador
and Sonora de lara, who gave
a seated dinner in honor of
their country's delegates to
the United Nations.
Heading the delegation is
Senator Jose Mesa, who was
accompanied last night by his
wife. Other delegates at the
dinner were Senator Guil1erno
Perez de Arce, Senor Arturo
Olavarria Gabler, Senor Anibal
Zunion Fuente-Alba and Senor
Javier Lira Merino.
Also present at the dinner
were Sonora de Paz, wife of
the Argentine Ambassador;
Boliva's Ambassador Andrade,
the Ambassador of Colombia
and Sonora de Zuleta Angel,
and Ambassador Chiriboga of
Ecuador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood
ward of the Department of
State, the Chilean representa-
tive to the Organization of
American States and Sonora
de Sepulveda and Mr.. Joseph
Cussen completed the list.
The Charge d'affaires of
Venezuela and Sonora de Perez
de la Cova entertained last
night at a buffet supper for
some 80 guests in honor of
their country's delegates to
the World Cardiology Congress.
Libyons Move
The Libyan Chancery, which
has been located in the Shore
Evening star., 1954-09-17

late Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hunter of Belle Center. Ohio.
He received his bachelor Of
science degree from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin in 1949,
was graduated this year from
the Episcopal seminary, Nash
otah House, Nashotah, Wis,
and was ordained this spring.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
Miss Field to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Field
of Arlington announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Will
helmina Phyllis to Mr.. John
Ballard Thompson, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson of Ar
lington.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
ChunQed

The meeting of the Washing
ton Alumnae Club of Phi Sigma
Sigma, which was scheduled for
Saturday. has been postponed to
8 pm. on September 20, at the
home Of Mendy Berenson, 4812
Thirtieth street NV.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
City Considers
Land Transfer

The city commission will meet
with the Monroe County Anti.Mos-
quito District commison shortly TO
discuss their request for a plot Of
land at the city dump to construct
storage facilities for their equip
ment and office space.
William Warner, director of the
district, and Neil Saunders. chair
man Of the Mosquito panel, appeal
ed to the commission last night
for the deed to the land.
But the city fathers expressed
the thought that they would grant
long term lease but would not
agree to giving the land outright.
They held that the city might need
the land in the future.
Saunders said he was sure his
panel would &C along with such
an arrangement.
Mayor c. B. Harvey also took
time out last night to laud the op-
GRAFTON of the anti-mosquito fore.
es who have taken over the super
vision of a sanitary fill program
at the city dump. at has been q
very beneficial arrangement for us"
said the Mayor.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Lodge Members
Enjoy Joint
Meeting Monday

Members of the Caballero de
Marti Lodge No. 3 and the Sacer-
dotisas del Hogar No. / and their
families were entertained with
variety acts at a joint meeting
held Monday night at their hall on
Elizabeth Street.
Past Luminar of the Dodge, Fell
clano Castro, opened the meeting
and introduced Jimmie Fuentes
who acted as master of ceremonies.
Sketches were presented by Miss
Mirta Maresma, Fuentes and Ra-
fael Palazon, as well as by Mr..
del Vale.
The Cuban Trovadores, who sang
several selections, were acclaimed
by the audience and gave several
encores. They are Agapito Coma
lez, NJ. Ramirez and Porfirio.
Roberto Vargas did an excellent
job of presenting impersonations.
Refreshments were served and
enjoyed by all.
Those present included Mesdames
Concha Vasquez, Concha Fiallo,
Antonio Esperdy, Amanda Aguilar,
Sara Rios, Carmen Rios, 0nelia
Munoz, Josephine Johnson, Dulce
M. Perez, Natalia Gutierrez, 0bdu-
liza Garcia, Olga Negrin. Zoila Ne
grin, Barbara Castellanos, Antonia
Perez. Lola Beiro. Olga Carrillo
Tony Pazo, Carlos Rios, Eva Al
varez, Angelic Alvarez, Jennie Bog
ner, Gerald Abreu, A. del Vale
and Ignacia Vaillareal.
Also attending were Misses On.
dina Rodriguez, Joyce Marshall,
Olga Castellanos, Rosario Castel-
lanoS, Norma Form, Armida AL
fonso, Estell Beiro, Margaret Pa
20, and Marie PaSo.
Gentlemen present were F. Cas-
tro, l. Negrin, Jr., /. Negrin, Sr.,
A. ESperdy, G. CastellanoS, Argeio
Alvarez G. Abreu E. Cisneros,
Evelio Villareal, T. Bentancourt,
J. del Vale, Tony Pazo, Jesus
Rodriguez. Mario Carrillo, Pedro
Gomez, S. v. Rodriguez, F. Mum
os, A. Gutierrez, Sr. and A. Gut
ierrez Jr., Jose Cabana, E. Cis-
neroS, Jr., Josito Naranjo, A. Lee
Pazo, F. Munoz, Jr., Roberto Var
gas and Pedro Agiilar.