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87S. Stj. Radio, Port Arthur, Ont.

1873. Stj. Radio, Port Arthur, Ont,
Canada - nedj. 2 P. M. Hr-
vatski Dom, 227 Pearl st.
P Mate Ulakovich, 10 Nugent st.
PIP. Ivan Klanac, 535 Empire Ave-,
Fort Williams, Ont.
r. Dragutin Petrovit, 294 Pearl
st.
B. Amalija Toplak, 110 S. Court
st.
Per. Alojz Spehar, 153 s. Algoma
Street
Pob. Ante Yakic, 2S5 Pearl st.
Pho. Kata Match, % Lake st.
Us. Stanko Kruzic, 222 Tupper St.
DR.. r. L. Harold zamj. DR..
Schiewe, Port Arthur Clinic
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S12. Croatian Maple Leafs, ESL
WellaOd Onf-1St SUNDAY 400

812. CrOatian Maple Leafs, ESL,
Welland, Ont.-1st Sunday, 800
P. NJ, United Mission Hall,
Broadway Ave.
P. Emil Suzich, 1874 Broadway Av.
PIP. William Kaliz, 24-8th Ave.
T. i B. Vid Santek, 800 Broadway
Ave.
Per. Georgina Santek, 300 Broad
way Ave.
Pob. Velma Shisler, % Ontario Rd.
Crowland, Ont.
Pho. Imbro Yurcic, 35 9Th St.,
Crowland, Ont.
DR.. H. O. Singer, 595 King st.
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QUEBEC

666. Hrv. Ruza, Arvida, Que, Can.
2. nedj., 7 PM, kod Andre
Celinscaka, 1922 Gilbert st.
P. Mato Barkovic, 5SS Hunt st.
T. i Per. Andre Celinstak, 322 Gill
bert St.
B. Jakob Kuzmanovit, Box 278.
Pob. Tomo Baloban, $50 Deville st
Pho. Martin Stilinovich, $50 De-
Vile st.
DR.. j. E. Gaudet, 433 Ortona st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
s14. Malta Gubec, Val Dor. Que.

814. Malta Gubec, Val Dor, Que.
Canada. 8. nedj., 2 PM, u
Rialto Hall
P. Josip Secen, Box Is.
PIP. Steve Ljubanovit, Box 185.
T. Mate Kranchevich, Box 812.
B. Anne Kranchevich, Box BIZ.
Pob. Nick Brunski, Box 562.
Pho. Kata Peck, Box 254.
Us. John Grdin, Box 481.
DR.. J. Aime Carli, 838-3rd Ave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

B. Michael Zvarum, Dominion
Pob. Steve Stalk, Box 1O1
Pho. Peter Vacko, Dominion 1,
DR.. j. r. Mcneil, Glac, Bay, c.
B., ". s.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
800 Rratska sloga, Malartic, Que.

Canada - nedjelja po 10-tom,
PM, 800 Royal st.
P. Frank Kostelac, Box "a
PIP. M. Krmpotic, Box 4
T. Nikola Vucic, Box 80
B. Nikola TomljanoWc, Box 59s
Per. Ivan Dosen, Box 344.
Pob. Ivan Jurievic, Box 219
Pho. M. Gjurasin, Box IS
DR., Louis Baras.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
618. Radnik, Creighton Mine. Ont.

UIO. Hs"h1 OHof6nooH
Canada - 3. nedjelju, 100 PM,
u stanu Joe Grivicica.
p. Vladimir Stanic, P.O. Box 70
PIP. Ivan zagar, P. o. Box 1853
T. / B. Milo Cavrak, Box 243, =.
Per. Mato Jurman, Box 1853
Pob. Matt Hreljac, P. o. Box 40
Pho. Janko Boljkovac, P.O. Box 7
DR.. w. B. McGruther, Medical
Center
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ONTARIO
oos. Rad. Grana, Schumacher, Ont.

008. Rad. Grana, Schumacher, Ont
Canada. - 2. nedjelju 6 PM
J. S. Dvorana AZ - 1st Ave.
p. JOS. Stimac, Box 697
PIP. Frank Vukobratit, Box 546
T. / Pob. Bob Pupic, Box $50
B. John Vidanich, Box 148
Per. Steve Valentich, Box 2S4
Pob. Josip Perkovic, Box $50
Pho. Nikola Krcel, Box 456
DR.. D. w. Templeton
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1893. "Velebit", Kirkland Lake, On

1913. "Velebit", Kirkland Lake, On
tario, Canada 2. nedj. 2 PM
Hrv. Dvorana IT Main st.
P. Ivan Mavrinac, 20 Wood st.
PIP. Janko Molich, A Main st.
T. Anka Kuzmanovic, so Nc Kel-
vie Ave.
B. Andre Kuzmanovich, 80 Nc
Kelvie Ave.
Per. Joe Rozic, 1o1 Prospect Ave.
Pob. Ante Petkovic, Folger St.
Pho. F. Marusic, % Main st.
DR.. C. S. Harris, ID Government
Road, E.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
SWELL GR0B0YI
- Nash dragih -
Brace ! sestara
UMRLI CLANOVI H. B. 4.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd IL. DO 19. MARCA, 1854

|278 Vicenca Mataija
1872 Peter Svegel
304 lila Bijelic
800 Veronica Brentin
32O Maria LeSnik
351 John N. DOskaloff
488 Ivan Doric
552 Anton Grguric
$50 Agneza Grdic
876 Petar Rubinic
92O George Majetich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
Anton MajnariG, predsjedl
ANTON VEGELJ

McKeesport, Pa. Odsjek 44
javlja zalosnu vijest rodbini, znan-
Gina clanstvu HBZ., da je ma ID.
februara 1854. nemila smrt ugra-
bila IL nasih redova jos jednog W.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

657. ''Iz Mraka u Svjetlo". Tim
minis, Ont, Canada - 3 nedj. 10
AM, u stanu Pavla Miskulina,
219 Cedar st. N.
P. Joseph Benchiha, 235 Cedar
Street N.
r. Paul Miskulin, 219 Cedar IN.
B. Math Gusek, 227 Mount Joy S.
Per. John Yezerinac, 1873 Spruce
Street N.
Pob. Tony Majnaric, P. o. Box 321
Pho. Joe Horvat, 80 Mount Joy S.
DR.. M. J. Kelly, $50 - 9Th Ave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
$50. "Javor". .GeraIdton, ont. Gar

$50. "Javor" ,Geraldton, Ont. Can.
3 nedjj. PM. stan brata tai
nika, 638 N. Bird Ave.
P. Mate Troselj, P.O. Box 29,
Berdmore, Ont.
T. Nick Halavonja, P.O. Box %
B. Manda Basich, P.O. Box 395
DR.. McBurney
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
827. Karlovac, SO. Porcupine, Ont

Canada - 1. nedj. po 10, 7 PM
Goldfield Hotel, 1877 Golden Ave
P. zivko Tadej, Box 453
PIP. M. Bitorajac, Box 766
T. Matt Krizmanich, Box 1924
B. Milo Pavlakovie,
Per. Mate Devcich, Box 907
Pob. Jakov Rukavina, Box 495
Pho. Nikola Pustina, Box 552
DR.. D. Johnston, zamj. DR.. P. B
Purdie, 37-a Main st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

651. Rijeka Sava, Levack, Ont,
Can. - 2. nedj. 2 PM, stan Nick
Ribich
p. Franjo Bartol, 80 Copper st.
T. B. Nick Ribic, Box II
PIP. Per. Joe Ribic, Box II
Pob. John Mihajic, Box rs
Pho. Janko Jovit, P. o. Box 124
DR.. w. Gibson, Medical Bldg.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
ss1. slozni slayeni. West Toronto

061. Slozni Slaveni, West Toronto
Canada - 3 nedj. 10 AM Ukra-
jinski Rad. DOM, 1879 Du Pont
Street
p. George Labash, 30 Stanley Ave.
Mimico, Ont.
PIP. Stephen Miosich, 10 Queensdale
st. w.
T. Kajo Mateljan, 1o7 Harvie Ave
B. Math Ozvatich, PIG Perth Ave.
Per. Kajo Mateljan, 42-10th St.,
New Toronto.
Pob. Ivan Kokot, 147 Gilmour Ave.
Pho. 1 Us. Dusan Bezic, 107 Harvie
Ave.
DR.. w. Schwab, 1879 DUPONT st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

1913. Gospit, Duparquer, aue. Can
ada - nedj 6 PM stan John
Sarich sQg 20
P. Pob. Janko sudaco p. O.
Box 1856 rtH
r. B. John Sarich, Box IL =
Per. Joe Sarich, P. O. Box IL
Pho. Nedo Vujinovich, PO Box IL
DR.. Rudolf Halfhide, P. O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
$40. Plitvicka Jezera, Larder Lake

$40. Plitvicka Jezera, Larder Lake
Ont, Canada. nedj. po 10tom
7 PM, dvorana Ivan Dobrijevic
P. Mate Ulakovic, 10 Nugent St.
PIP. Marko Grivicic, P. o. Box 131
T. Pob. Stjepan Pavlakovit, P.
o. Box 232
B. Malta Ravnikar, P.O. Box 129
Per. Branko Trtanj, P.O. Box 229
Pho. Nikola suljak, P. O. Box "a
DR.. Richardson, zamj. DR.. Hager-
men
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
964. 'Hrv. Sloga" Hamilton, Ont

- 2. nedj. 1880 PM, Hrv. Mar.
Dom, 173 Beach Rd.
p. Mike Bradica, IA Martimas Ave.
PIP. Josip Horvatin, 49 Holy Ave.
T. i Pob. Stanko Spehar, 80 Bay
field Avenue
B. Frank Zonka, 80 Bayfield, Ave.
Per. John Yazvac, 216 Wexford So.
Pho. Steve Belan, 1872 Beach Rd.
DR.. F. e. H. Day, 1116 e. Barton
st. DR.. J. w. Faris.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
TO sti. Radio, Cookesvine, Ont.

TO Stj. Radio, Cookesvil1e, Ont,
Canada - nedj. 2 P. M. stan
Stjepana Penica.
p. Stjepan Penic, Box "a
PIP. Franjo Penic, Box At
T. / Pob. Marko Trdak, Box 146
B. Mary Say, Box 2O7
Per. Franjo Ivicek, Box 121
Pho. Kazimir Spretnak, P.O. Box
2O7
DR.. II. G. Sutton
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
s7s sv. Nilxola, Port Arthur. Ont.

Can. = 3. nedj., 2 PM, u Hrvat-
skom Domu, 229 Pearl st.
P. Angel Rukavina, 20 Centre st.
PIP. Ivan Boban, 243 Wilson st.
+. Milan Rasporich, 118 So. AL
gonna st.
B. Juraj Pinturich, "a Bendell st.
Per. George Racich, 104 Cumber-
land st.
Pob. Mary Cop, 331 Pearl st.
Pho. Josip Matkovich, 43 Machar
Avenue
U.s.. Walter Papich, 223 Ambrose
Street
DR.. Charles Powell, 292 Cumber-
land st. S.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
977. "Slobodna Hrvatska", TOr0n-
IN nu% Nonodo po6i Q pM

977. "Slobodna Hrvatska", TOron-
to, Ont, Canada - 3 nedj. 2 PM
kod brata tajnika.
P. John Relic, 8 Morland Rd.
PIP. George Tancrajter, 30 Aber-
deem
T. Steve Tancrajter, 80 Aberdeen
B. Mary Mahovlic, 30 Aberdeen
Avenue
Per. Anne Relic, 8 Morland Rd.
Pob. John Penich, 1546 Frotwood
st.
Pho. Rudolph Gluhak, 130 Maple
Leaf Drive, w.
Us. Annie Gluhak, $50 Maple Leaf
Drive w.
Dr. Saul.
Raylin Clinic. 500 Parliament st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
975. ".C.F.U Canucks", Toronto
nrk CnnoAo rCT Ord GIN

975. ".C.F.U Canucks", Toronto,
Ont, Canada ESL. 3rd Sun
day 2 PM, Workers Educational
Home, SIT Jarvis st.
P. Joe Simac, 405 Broadmoore Ave-
Pt. Credit, Ont.
PIP. Mike Segina, 215 Berkely st.
T. B. Peter Grbelya, 704 Sammon
Ave. (6)
Per. Kay Drazich, 148 Lansdowne
st.
Pob. Matt Turina, 131 Sumach st.
Pho. Vjekoslav Benac, 704 Sammon
Avenue
DR.. w. Schwab, 1877 Dupont st.
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895. Jutarnja Zvezda, Schumacher,
Ont. Canada - 3 nedj. 200 PM
Hrvatski Dom, 24-1st Ave.
P. T. Pero Mahovlich, Box 207
B. Martin Erent, P. o. Box %
Schumacher, Ont, Can.
Per. Milo Jezerinac, 139-6th Ave.
Timmins, Ont.
Pob. Pctar Jelenic, P.O. Box 239
Pho. Franjo Sebalj, P. o. Box 207
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874. Put k Sreti, Huntsville, Ont,
Canada - 2. nedj. 2 P. M, "a
Caroline st.
P. Joseph Brunski, Box III.
PIP. George Pozeg, Box 81
T. Joseph Slat, Box 325
B. John Chabrian, Box 712
Per. John Mataija, r. r. 2, Brace
bridge, Ont, Can.
Pob. Franjo Kozar, Box SIS
DR.. L. c. Galaghaur.
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Josip Trgovcit, predsjedni
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DR.. v. A. Gardi, 169 Gore st.
Evening star., 1954-08-09
Posse Still Hunting
Gunman Who Shot ;
BY the Associated Press

LAKE PLACID. N. Y, Aug. 9.
"A 100-man search party on
the hunt for a bushy-haired gun
man who wounded three police
men began to consider the pros
pect today that the fugitive may
have slipped through the Gordon
ringing this Adirondack resort
area.
AS the big manhunt entered
its fifth day, members of the task
force-Scaled down yesterday by
two thirds-were Specuating that
they might not trap their man.
Meanwhile, two of the three
wounded Lake Placid officers
were still in critical condition.
Patrolman Richard Pelkey. 80,
shot in the leg and chest when
he and three other officers sur
prised the unidentified man in
an unoccupied summer home,
was reported improved but still
critical at Saranac Lake Cen
eral Hospital.
Patrolman j. Bernard Fell, 81,
wounded twice in the stomach,
was listed as critical but i'm
proving" in Lake Placid Memo
rial Hospital.
The third victim, Patrolman
Dominick Valenze, 38, also in
Lake Placid Memorial, was de-
scribed as serious but improv-
ing" He was shot in the arm
and chest.
Evening star., 1954-08-09
Clio Merger Planned
By Gas-Coke and
Oil Workers Unions
BY the Assoeia,ed Pres.

Two 12-member rank-and- file
committees from a pair of CIO
unions-the Gas. Coke and
Chemical Workers and the Oil
Workers-today start work on a
new constitution looking toward
merger into a single union.
A merger would bring together
a claimed membership of about
10000, including 100000 in the
oil workers group and 10000 in
the gas-coke group.
Virtually all top officials of
both unions are supporting the
proposed merger, though the idea
is not unanimously indorsed.
They say that once merged, they
would invite a score of other oil
and gas industry labor groups,
most of them now affiliated with
neither the CIO or AFL, to join
the amalgamation.
o. A. (Jack) Knight, president
of the oil workers, said in ad-
vance of today's meeting that he
was Optimistic about the out
come" Other oil workers Off
cials have held preliminary meet
ings with President Elwood
Swisher and other top officers of
the gas-coke group.
The proposed merger appar-
emily has the Endorsement of the
national CIO.
Should a merger constitution
be worked out, it would have to
be submitted for ratification to-
the gaS-coke union annual con-
vention in st. Louis next month
and to the Oil workers conven-
ton in Cleveland in November.
Evening star., 1954-08-09
Driving
at Night?
New SAFE Wuy
to fight fatigue!
Amazins new chewing gum
tasies like coffee - oets like
coffee - SAFE As COFFEE!

u you have 10 sioy owoke on the rood
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This delicious gum with ,hx rich, ssoi
coffee hoveri 1hoi's rish'-no pills-ne
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wonderful WAKE UP" svmi
NlTe.OWt !. the new, convenient, de.
hshifui ~oy 10 chose fosisve soielyl Eoehs
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Keep NlTe.OWl on hond Of oil times
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-14
USO YMCA Plans
Range From Fudge
Cooking To Cards

The USO.YMCA has planned an
entertaining program for the COM
ing week.
Tonight the dance at 9 p. m.
will be held on the patio. The De-
bonaires will provide the music
and refreshments viii be served.
Novelty dances viii be a part of
the program and door prizes will
be awarded.
Sunday, the 18th, coffee and do
nuts viii be served from $3.50 TO
1880. Hostesses will be Vida and
Joyce Thompson and Dotty Atwell.
Church call and chapel chimes are
planned as are movies at 8 p. m.
A Lucky" Party will be held at
8 p. m, Aug. is. Francine john
son and Charlene Smith will be
hostesses and there viii be assort-
ed prizes.
Aug. II marks fudge cooking
time with Patty and Kathy Brady
hostessing. On that day a CLASH
cal musical hour also is scheduled.
at 1880 p. m, Aug. Is, a free
dance class will be held with Gene
Arrow instructing.
The Ayala Combo plays for the
patio dance Thursday, the 18th, at
8 p. m. There will be novelty dan
ces, door prizes and refreshments.
Friday, Aug. 20 is Games Choice
Night, with bridge, hearts, canas-
ia, scrabble, chess and checkers
on the program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-14
VX-I Members
Greet ArriUnIS

A delightful coffee was given in
the home of Mrs. S. M. Cooley,
August IL, to welcome newcomers
to the Officers Wives Club of Vx-1.
Hostesses who greeted the new
members at the door and introduc-
ed them were the Mesdames L. J.
Reinhart, B. G. Benoit and S. NJ.
Cooley.
The table covered with q lovely
yellow cloth, was conferred with q
clever floral arrangement Of hibi-
Gus and driftwood.
Coffee and delicious CONNECTIONS
were served to the guests as they
enjoyed friendly chit-chat.
New members are Mrs. J. r.
Grieve, Mrs. B. r. Drum, Mrs.
N. F. Savage and Mrs. Frank Gull
ley. Special guest for the event
was Mrs. John McNeela.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-14
Aqudcade Planned
To Aid Present
Polio Fund Drire

An aquacade starring Katherine
RawlS, Olympic swim star, and
featuring a water ballet by Key
West teenagerS will be staged Aug.
Is to raise funds for the emer-
gency March of Dimes.
The water show, in the Key
Wester Hotel pool, is being spon-
Sored by the Ladies Auxiliary of
the American Legion, Post IS.
Besides the water ballet and
swimming and diving exhibitions
by Miss Rawls, the Navy'S under
water swimming school will give a
demonstration of underwater swim
gear.
In addition, there will be a bal
let on the lawn by students of
Princess Nina'S dancing school and
fashion show of beach wear by
the Mar-Ed Shop.
Tickets can be purchased at the
Southernmost Flower and Gift
Shop, GIG Duval ST.; The Fuller
Bruch, Shop, lib Truman Ave:
1872 Poinciana Place; 4 Maine
Road, Sigsbee Park; QuonSet 3-B,
Boca Chica; Louis Appliances, 522
Duval; and the Book Shop, 534
Fleming st.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-14
Gray Ladies Plan
Months Actiuity

The Gray Ladies had the month
ly coffee at the Red Cross Recrea-
ton Hall at the Naval Hospital.
All business for coming month was
di~-'-~c~1
The following Gray Ladies were
RS. d. Henderson, Mrs.
G. H. Rounds, Mrs. B. G.. Powell,
MRS. L. B. Koraska, Mrs. C. R.
Boyer, Mrs. Edna WeStfall, Mrs.
H. E. Pace, Mrs. N. M. Warren,
Mrs. w. H. Westray, Mrs. J. A.
O'Brien, Mrs. C. W. Knapp, Mrs.
r. M. Duke, Mrs. A. L. Leightley
and Mrs. E. E. Hastings.
Also present were Mrs. Garcia
Nettles, Red Cross Chapter Dir
ector, Miss Jenner. Red Cross Rec
reation Director, U. S. Naval Hos.
pital, Miss Oliver, U. S. Naval
Hospital Director.
Hostesses for this months cof-
fee were Mrs. E. E. Hastings and
Mrs. N. M. Warren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-14

Utah, travelling through the salt
hats, she purchased water at ten
cents a glass. She was much i'm
pressed by the silvery white beau.
" OF Salt Lake City but, she adds.
was glad to find civilization after
the white desolation of the salt
flats.
Mrs. Melville travelled through
Washington, Oregon, California.
Wyoming, Nevada, Colorado, North
and South Dakota. In South Dako-
ta, she did large amounts of wash.
ing the rivers.
In Reno, Nevada, gambling
casino she touched all the guns in
a collection Of Jesse James fire.
arms. In North Dakota, she photo
graphed the only remaining herd
OF buffalo in the United States be-
fore returning home to Winnipeg.
During her long trek, she covered
approximately 5000 miles.
On to Key West
Home but not settled, Mrs. Mel
vile decied Key West was her next
goal, but this time made the trip
the easy way-by bus through the
central states. She plans to return
through the coastal states to visit
places she has missed.
Intrepid traveller that she is,
Mrs. Melville lost her way Tues
day afternoon between South Beach
and Truman Avenue. Not until
after much wandering around and
enliSting the aid of a cab driver
and the city police did she find her
way back to the motel.
She has enjoyed Key Vests old
buildings and the trees, so differ
ent from what she has seen before.
After swimming in this part of the
Atlantic, Mrs. Melville remarked,
she can hardly believe it is the
same Atlantic she has swum in in
more northern parts. "It's so warm
and clear here!"
Mrs. Melville's plans for the fu-
ture include more travelling, per-
haps from Winnipeg to the east of
Canada where she hopes to settle
and breed dogs. She will take with
her cat Arthur" and one small
dog of dubious ancestry which re-
Gently presented her with six more
small dogs Of dubious ancestry.
At the present time, however,
she is making snapshots along the
way and selling them to Canadian
During Winnipeg's
winter-as much as So below
some Of Key Vests summary
scenes, tropical trees, and old
buildings should make happy news
print.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-14

-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Lowe, 2 Fletcher's Lane, chose
ballerina-length gown of chantilly
lace and nylon net over white sat
in. Her waist-length veil fell from
a pearl-studded crown. Miss Lowe
wore single strand of pearls and
carried a white prayer book
mounted with orchids and stepha-
motifs. She was given in marriage
by her father.
Bouquets of frangipani decorated
the altar rail and elsewhere in the
church baskets of white gladioliS,
fern and carnations added to the
beauty of the occasion.
The traditional wedding march
was played by Mrs. Claude Sails
who also accompanied Mrs. Ralph
Betancourt as she sang ooh Pro-
mise Me-" Because" and "The
Lords Prayer.
Mrs. Tom H. Farmer of Charlie
voix, Mich, was her sisters ma
iron of honor. The brides niece,
Carolyn Farmer also of Charlie
voix, was maid of honor. Mrs.
Farmer wore green organdy and
Miss Farmer was attired in yellow
organdy. Their gowns were fashion
ed similar to the brides.
For her bridesmaids Miss Lowe
chose her cousin Miss Marilyn
Adams and Miss Shirley Johnson
of Racine, sister of the groom.
Miss loves gown of lavender and
Miss Johnson'S of blue were fash.
Toned after the brides dress. The
attendants carried noSegays of as
sorted daisies with ribbon stream
ers to match their Organdy dress
eS.
Tom H. Farmer, brother-in-law
of the bride, of Charlevoix, was
best man. Groomsman was William
Leonard Lowe, ST., brother of the
bride. The brides nephew, George
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Notes
ARMY BUDDIES

Albert D. O'Briant, Jr., of 1117-A
Varela ST., and Sergio Perez, Of
1924 United ST., enlisted in the
U. S. Army August 10 in Miami for
a period of three years.
The youths picked the Army
Buddy System which will allow
them to remain together during
basic training at Fl. Jackson, S. C.
The Buddy System is just one of
many choices the young men can
choose by enlisting in the Army.
Both the new recruits were re-
cruited into the Army by M.Sgt
Henry ]. Reynaud who will again
be in the Federal Building in Key
West on August % and "a to assist
young men with their career.
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just few days ago, Mrs. Mel
vile set her sights on Toronto and
New York City, but decided she'd
love to visit Key West. By-passing
her two original destinations, she
arrived here early Tuesday morn
ing-so early, she says, that police
looked askance at lone woman on
the streets at am.
Mrs. Melville's spur of the mo-
ment trip to our southern-most is
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Farmer, and Wayne Williams
served as usherS.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Lowe chose a blue lace dress with
which She wore white accessories
and corSage of pink carnations.
The groom's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Johnson, Route 3.
Racine, Wis. For the wedding Mrs.
johnson wore a blue print with
white accessories and a corsage
of pink carnations.
Following the ceremony approx
mately $50 guests attended the re-
ception in the church annex. The
brides table was covered with a
lace cloth and decorated with fern
and frangipani. Tall white tapers
in crystal holders lighted the table
when the wedding cake of three
tiers was served. Mrs. r. r. Rus
sell served the cake, and Miss Pat
Russell and Mrs. Albert Carey
served punch.
The bride is a graduate Of Key
West High School, class of 1854.
The groom graduated from Wash
ington Park High School in Ra-
cine and has served in the U. S.
Marine Corps and in the u. S.
Navy. He is now employed in Civil
Service.
When the couple left on their
honeymoon, the bride wore a
rhinestone studded print dress and
white accessories. They will make
their home at IBID Poinciana
Place.