The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 2, 1953, Page 7

OH Oe ult pial i Hs ibeus sn iW daake as sil TRE fii ela tL ik iil 7 jt it lui Fae iad ima irliatl at Bala ie aa =F i He #3 Hight Hideitl ra i i at BL ia ae elle gietzt ag? di fi ue : ait H a LH , fi Hi ty ili ail ant Le i, a tne fea! ee a Te lin sali ae itis wf are el Hui a fai oa ace aa tine Hl nay Hi ii tid a ra i eiietals iF re if nt ms Be it | aad antl 1E rr Ht a av HP i fi Beil iti i Hue , Mrs. ey, past president, who was to come the new president , assistant musician; Cel- ghthome for|erina Ramsey, | a ore ie. Post Commander Milian ed the members of ge having so much confidence in banner bearer; Laurette Ty- . the members and the entire See ficers, avere installed: Edna Car- y, president; Wilhelmina Bastian Smith, color bearers; Eva’ Lassi- as to place him Pipers cd on munity to stand behind -Jond consecutive year. He asked i fi andr in oon th April. 28. Her | Hannibal bedy will be brou; burial in the fa City Cemetery, announced later, | * be : 3 and a most ambitious young man. Any help thet you may give him will be greatly appre- cigted. Remembér that the De Luxe Club contributes most of . LAY AWAY PLAN — its funds to charity. Funeral arr F. Johnsons Have mere i Hi ez a quest lowing 1. Head- Use it to Consider the the | live. Don’t think of THE KEY WEST CITIZEN of this affair seek well by ,musical numbers ss School chorus and | cially those with wi “Dungaree Trio” (Ken-| edthe fo On Tuesday, April 21, one of the | one’s life. Let the yesterda: most outstanding programs of the | pare them for each tay year was presented in the Doug-| He reminded uditorium. The Senior | are on a Alfred Saunders and “COLORED COMMUNITY NEWS Bishop H. B. Shaw Addresses Douglass Hi Student le an outstanding address Saturday, May 2, 183 class was in charge which consisted of musical num- lass School ai bers by the neth Carey, Hilton Williams). by the Dougla SERIES of “Mr. Island a contest sponsored by the Regular De Luxe Club, is c Department candidates for on City”, bape they are as necessary in as they. are in the anism of an automobile. He added ippre- on the necessity of a girl’s striving to be strongest | Anthony Gibson. Anthony is a his to the girls. the faculty really a The Bishop told the girls that it is necessary for them to. dev hands. Fill it with love - In_ conclusion, ciated the Bishop’s stand essary, Bishop Shaw, His compliments were directed mainly to-the excellent presenta- attendance. He gave en- tion of the play und the vast audi- M. E. Church, Who in turn was to |fellowmen and your God.” of Rev. Hooper; pastor of Zion A, present the speaker, mech- mat by ¥ The Bishop was well received the entire community and Toyally entertained. Izette Scott, Her daughter Joyce Mounts — A Kenneth Carey —— Her son Rolle — A butl ‘Francés Céatillo and ancey Evins — The objict df $ atferCons ill! igual g ges it ve ai all et eet ae La (a fustlt i ai Hi; his Be 1B TATE anit 42 J Hi ti ee ia sill Summer Is Here! Grace Walker Casuals for Women