The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 10, 1945, Page 5

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BPAY. NOVEMRER ; SOCIETY Sy L. 6 ees - MISS MARTHA FITZHUGH WATSON WED i k. vee TO LIEUT. ROBERT F. SAUER YESTERDAY | 7 her R a ———_ | " enoey ir | Wedding of Miss Martha Fitz-;the mother of the bride, Mrs. es » the hugh Watson and Lieutenant Martha S. Watson, yy - +s onenm as 2 _D. C., her aunt, Miss her jj Robert. F. Sauer, USOGR, was Yo UY Philadelphia, Pa.:| celebrated yesterday afternoon at twe o'cleck at St. Paul's Episcopa: mother of the groom, Mrs. A. E ( Magnolia Springs. Sauer & on Chureh, Rev. James H. MacCon- bama. and his sister, Mrs. William ret reli offietating v Chicago, Uhinow " The bride wore chartreuse we after the cere Wwe te crepe with a corsage of a wedding feception was wwrered by { wehids, a smutil green f 1 garden ef the home of * the f hat and green gloves. He M snd Mrs Wallace Bryant "A ef honor, Mrs. Mary Kirke Caroline street, at ™ the te Spottswood-Johnson wore pale wt Mesdames Goddard, Jef t . grey and carried an old-fash s and Garnett assisted ata houguet of pink I tenant and Mrs Sever will o The bride was given in ma emM where Lieutenant . th age by Wallace Bryamt Kirke 5 » University of Michigan . Ensign L. P tman, Jr, USCG sw School graduate, will prac » “ee “ was best © nd the ushers were when released from duty I Pp USNR i the Coast Guard ‘ C Ed ple left by plane yes . mm on th wed « CAPT. T. R. HODGES TEXACTO RUDOLPHO) REV. AND MRS. GRANT W. DUNCAN OF } ar i BAPTIST CHURCH HONORED AT RECEPTION 7 , Noveme 45 ie na S hove ' w r Kelly, Mrs. 1 Tay . : _ . se F Baptist Che or, Mrs. J. A Ramirer and Mr meat We metr . od the ¢ A « . : A arr Hors and Buge ay ct b a ‘ = A ye ° I fedhest whed ts’ | t foliow ing Rev W ' : ‘ “ par “te ~ . tten & ‘ . 3 H ne a M ty > F F iM Me« the WMS Ms 5 : i r ' First M dist. ard Re - ES Doherty. L M M ‘ F ° : ACTIVITIES OF H ! POINCIANA UNIT Ry K ; MRS. A. J. MeFARLAND ' CRE me BE s . STEED ON COUNCIL H - C A Beer Munt i N e ’ = “a a a Key a ' . e * n Key W a firs € ¢ i e nme a rod pours. 06 the. oid paling stumps can. be : A - we eute hot the Captam Moriges wae nationally! F a. a ‘ ’ epee ~ og so : GARBAGE PROBLEM "<4 be f ‘ Th m trate the nme if w a “ atin % wh lite vbdestt? was belt up & R Key West » garbage pose H aking r he’ odin . “a yes hege cats, with the resulting “ : afd flies, become more than Key W sance—they ate a alth r ae . N are ted “ « ar . ' 4 Me NEED OF HUMANE SOCIETY W : ot « ’ 4 on A t Mad ud ta ao okt . “ ‘ ‘ : : ; oe an puoi a . ‘ POINCIANA BINGO A SUCCESS w ‘ NEW HEADQUARTERS FO POINCIANA GIRL & me eee “er . Escapes Tre Jaws Of A Monster Alligator —- » ° GREAT LENGTH OF TRACKS | K . w A Panther TO BE RENDERED AT CoN: GREGATIONAL CHURCH A musical program will be ren- dered 8 o'clock Monday evesing at the «First Congregational Church Service Center on Wil-| uam street. i The following ts the program that will be rendered oh the occasion Prelude. Opening Prayer. Vocal Duet, Miss Marie Knowles and John Vaiengueia. | Selection, members of the Young People’s Choir of the First “ongregational Church. Trumpet Solo, Jackney Drudge Impersonations, Robert Ream ~nender Piano Selection, Miss Florence Drudge Vocal Solo, Miss Dottie Mae Dungan Saxophone Solo, G. D. Lieyd Vocal Duet, Miss Ruthie Di- Negro and Ray Carter An Iustration. Shan Instrumental Select: (electric and mandolin), Miss Mar Henson and het brother Jimmy Hansen Vocal Duet, Jayne Lew Arche? and Matilde Thompson. Reading, Miss Betty Brady Piano Selection. Billy Roberts Voces! Trio, The Freeman Sis ters and mother Instrumental Trio, Miss Alma Rash, Mr and Mrs. John V Arch euita Vocal Solo, Mrs. Phyllis Mesa nis will be served at ec of this program. which ~~ rendered by the CPY's ngregational Ptigrim Youths K. West and vicinity: Par jy with widely stattered howers this afternoon, Sunday ‘ xterate to hese y winds. F ja Parity eoudy end con nued mid with widely seatter wers this afterneom and «i joo south amd cen Sunday, cloudy with and cover x np o) Sunday k e t “a. F da Straits and East Gulf’ Modes f waster winds thes aftern snd Sunday, weather udy with widely seat cred showers, except Cloudy with extreme nor asional rair Sunday Apalach storm warnings ksonville and N ft sued REPORT Key West, Fla. Now 1 45 Observation taken at 7:30 am Eastern Standard Time (City Office) Highest last 24 hours a2 ght oa) eas 78 Precipitation 2% bheurs ending . nehes tal reinfell Trac since Nov. 1 02 Nov. 1, Jefhicrency sine Total rainfall simee Jan. 1, 14 January 1, Relative Humidity 83 Tomorrow's Almanac 64! 54 12:16 5 1113 Tomorrows Tides No Bise High Tide Low Tide aw : 706 5 TEMPERATURES for the 24h Excess since % ng 73 Highest Lowes: Station last 24 hours last might ™ n 78 ‘ : “4 5 at 60 a2 60 a utility and living areas and also suggest indoor activities. by tolag partiiwns, provide facilities, efficient kitehen WASHINGTON 0 daytime Mountains National Pork in bieveles to linens are offered. ‘ne B.. 4 nessee and rn » _ - the tionme and healing watt requires minimum duet work. first week following the Japa the fay total ecord There were $480 visitors @ Zion Nations! Perk, Utah, te | last week in August, of with 1185 the corresponding | Week last year Travel in the Sequete-Ki | Canyon Netonei Par Cal August 13-19 0 per om | greate: than vear Four times as many people etme ited Yosemite National Pert, Calif, during the tact week @f August as «i a the correspond ing week of 1944 During Labor Day week mow than 1.100 visitors were regietem> cd daily at Grand Canyon Natiom es | al Park, Ariz. an increase 7) te per cent om one at tee Although no count was mada, throngs” were reported at the entrance Smemy Trem ese surrender ALLIES KNEW DETROIT (Continued from Page One) os the first president whieh causes @ projectile to} te Rope le af Galivia yo explode automatically when) for jife, he ieclined to serve mor it gets within 70 feet of a} than two vee target—is credited with a large share in the defeat of, FIRST WOOD GRINDER the buzz bombs Antoni Joe @ CLEVELAN 6. Alew Conditions tm Philippines be im 104i" sage. © copant| Sate? Bustin tne aie - Late . says FePOEt fei os ah dw Discussed By President the Applied Physics Labora-| hyve = 7 grindey x ef 4 tory Jonns Hopkins Univer-' ia America I pers ¢ 4 au) Bveek sy, which wagigrominem in the} om —_—__—__ eft the “Stat tg umtent. de pment of VT fises, “Alled) proper OF SMALL 5GGS , y deetires Pr esittert fon, Who intelligence reperts revealed that mans were preparing © BROOKLYN — Y unch robot bombs against south- | which emerac ‘ England from enemy-held heipiess n France tive be wck ¢ fers { London were started - —_ — as Decembe wae A ates ™ Hed Been Tried b n Europ _- ans meluded the use of “ & . e craft fire. Since the U. 8.| " Brit tes had previously ed ¥ the VT in anti-dircraft fire, the! @ nevy rep eed os ase was included in the prepara. “Various limitetior a nade 2 oft firing fe tp w P jer! 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