The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 10, 1945, Page 3

. Day NOVEMBER 10 1945 WALD AND LOOSE —'~tramurat att Games sveeeegecceessessgecgeesszcencwevsceoeeeeeseeess_ SOFTBALL SCHEDULE wpe ARCHERS “Oa camwent Classified Column PR Week ar Pann) BA | — ™ Mary Semasutate n 4 Association | ATP The Civilian and Service Soft-| Standard Press <qerye ARK FIELD _®> covosing ious, tne sSeo-| gQrereememte soars sy nen von SALE play with eight games scheduled; ANBIEVERSARIES with their. som-in ne the Sophomores, met in| the sate of Je o were fer each inser — - for the combined circuits at Bay-| famed| . Winston cnurehill of Cornish, | ter, Mr. and Mrs mes the first intramural basketball) the firet 18 weree or bese te see 2, SM S-bedroom bungalows, vi.y Park next week |g i7ai— Robert ¥. Hayne, famed! Ny. H., poted novelist, born in St. |and also daughter Cats OVPRWHELMED ‘The rate for Sineatere type te Se @ §6furnished and unfurnished; I South Carolina lawyer, orator, U 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. T. the year pay & All games are played under aa ans cath. 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