The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 12, 1945, Page 4

te U8 FOUR “: SOCIRTY ~ “Gace ST. PAUL'S PARISH PLAN HOLDING HOLIDAY BAZAAR BEGINNING NOV. 19| Fred APTER TWELVE YEARS OF Peale Perish will hold 2,Crudup, Hugh Williams, ittey Berner beginning Mon- Eberhardt, Arthur Humphrey.| pyty 1s CABINET SHE HAS Gee. Bewember 1, ot 4 > mm at Mice Helen Williams. the Port Mell The bersey will Silhouette and Butterfly Pictures DECIDED ON NEW CAREER “pee wth «© cupper. and « large Ed Gardner Mise Curry, Raney | LECTURER ord ber cigtified it, intention Lane, Billy Stuart, Andre Mum- AS WHITER. @ oenting the two-day affair. ford Ben Saunders, Betty Lord, ea Ge Tucsley evening there will Kitty Symonette. | « Gimee Party and other Aprons and Dresses Booth AP Newsfeatures Writer Frances Perkins at 63 is! embarking on a new double- | By ADELAIDE KERR Mesdames Mervin Russell, James Pinder, Sybil Brady, Em- ements wort tor committee wi compe? of Rev and Mrs. | ma Ayala, Ted Bayly, Berl Carry, ! deem MecConnell, Mr and Mrs Flora McFarland, Will Roberts, decker career as a writer deers Boterts, Charles BR Rk Ramon Rivas, Miss Casandro and university lecturer. erm Mr and Mrs. Mitton Sewyer, Knowles. After 12 such stormy years See Stephen Douglass, Mrs Mot Dog and Ice Cream | as she weathered in the cab- See Witter md Mrs Vestry Clarence Alishouse, | inet, most people would be Gar Guitemsth ind Mrs. chairman } glad to sit awhile. But less Soum os = Fustene Seiling than three months after she — "a = _— lien m.. vi — _ — resigned as Secretary of La- an Paine oi Miss Susie Gardner bor, Mrs. Perkins sailed for ders Willioms Plant Booth Paris to represent Uncle Sam Mery Ann Me ~ t Mesdames Harry Baker, Walter at the convening of the In- s Benjamin Tynes, Glor- ternational Labor Organiza- Brrr cmt ts , yly. Ethel Bryant. Rhoda tion Oct. 15. Perrine Saunders Kare Vera Mulligan, Maur ice} At the same time she be- Bertare Deigedo Ys onne Miss Francis Cochran ekly 300-word col- — _— maiise men = y oo — — _ Institute for American De- Matchett, Mary Sweeting, Clif.| MoeTacy The Institute was Mesdames Joe Ladd. Otto Kir-| ton Bayly | founded two years ago for Geer, Bite Sawyer, Reynold Snow Balls \the purpose of furthering Trem geen Jack Hyman, Susi Mesdames Glenwood Sweeting. unity among the American Raph Prancig Johnson, Joe Lopez, Har Garton Clerence Migs Gere Curry Allshowuse ami Pinder, Clarence Shinc pective of race. people, irre wotee For the last creed or color Guages riet Wilson, Hilda Schrader lewo years it has distributed Bernsen. Mitten Sawy , oo . rl —— Ge ,| to the religious rural and ee ed Edmund Curry. gemp Bernard pag ny, Gene | house-organ press a weekly Sater: Roberts. Albert Di Neg ietie, Gchontion Cab 4 ‘Bast affecting Ameri can unity Lewne Grant Jone ae , Bag Bie Ken y que Her Publicity | Out.” and dealing agers. Gem ¢ Miss Mag M h Williams and Miss’ ee Preree | Mins Piteher, | Gra nity, Ww dean Lord. Mies Lane Lance Decorating ,i = Bre Cher Au { Mrs William Warren, Miss Cotes om Cant a Etta Patterson. Mrs. Lee Pierce, | Institute = : Bh wetete awver, Jennie < 4 . Perkins u —_ y= j= 6 Mrs. Maude Dick, Mrs. Dan Nav- cae, ie - = Heim. G C M » sentati a “ wrrond and Fancy Work — Goon Row Sex Swine, wes Emerson Areher,| 52¥ how muct —S Mis Flossie Bake Gib bert MeKiltig Stella Curry, V —— oes a Raytens Roberts A. Jot Charles Falk, Emer-| thing I think Omaie: Boor mn Ru May Dougies, Arthur | ‘Tested in. inchiding = “to Meaiermes J Mac€ onre Pastorini, Misses Marguerite Hil- | #0" @ M : Rey Avery, Jack Batchelor, John ton, Ruby Edwards : press bd —— . POSTPONED MEETING OF WOMAN'S ‘ ~ CLUB WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY Sree capenten is B. A. degree at Mis-| 2 to do in this count prove Te ne ‘ sissipp: College im 1931, after at if w to be become a teacher and famed from last week om accour ach at a junior college way t k 4 \e gia During this time he ' a - ° ne for his Master's ‘ . “Ae ‘ < ty or h i wv t ' « eceived in 1996 ! anoee pb F 1939 Mr. Hunter be “ i" he t Po tendent of Schools - M Riggs Fs ‘ ows ns ° ch pos = bing rem ¥ <r spervior of the WPA | ”'s, o t m Project f Georg I ‘ Ww ua f war Mr. beg 2 H n Red r I my Key W ‘ program direct n Ur Ss E A a Mr H ™ 3 * om - 4 w M . _ Mrs Dat —— «4 DIVISION STREET SCHOOL P-T. A. i PLAN TO MEET TUESDAY AFTERNOGN « XN t . ‘ SKUNK IS GRATEFUL r w e Ping ” bg Aaneunce ment SOCIAL CALENDAR To My Friends cn Marriage and Supporters: I gratefully appreciate the * excellent vote you accorded - — ' me at Tuesday's election. ® ¥ 4 BENNY WATKINS J » » 4 a —— a « . ~ : i on | CNT FIND 4 to ‘LAUNDRY Soaps? » hygre v : — x pave oy Thet's becouse fots are Junior Woman's Club e ex f building p ener occa Te On T a capelie needed in making soop Meet uesd J SS aS 3 we!| as nylons and mony ; rag ether tome tng of the A TURN IN YOUR USED FATS! ow & beg ‘ 706 Duval St FIRST ENLISTED WAVES DEPART A DOZEN WAVES in the for discharge te tive homes. departed rece All had aceummulated the above, front row, left to ri Memphis, Tena.; Mar gia Clapp, Sic, Selr Sklc. Winte Calif ™ d ro Ely. Minn. ; Glenna W i Fra I k SKic, I er, SKic, Chattanooga, Te SK2 Tutwiler, Mias Ma Mis Josephin I und Helen Johns K3c. O LIEUT. N. B. DARNALL (Continuea from Page One) 4 Relief At Last IMPORTED PERFUME CHANEL NO. 5 TABU NO. 104 EXTRACT Newest | ad Scents On Sale at R. KIRCHIK ARMY and NAVY STORE Phone 835 J MAXWELL’S Headquarters for the FAMOUS ee Piret cows farmed. easy way to Ed bowmebotd peste on release of th euternet The MAXWELL COMPANY, PHONE 682 999 Fleming Street Inc. Separation Cer \ CITIZEN -war yearly Theres a 2 ms aaa CAN ANTICIP ay | CANNED FOODS “SOON |. denrinent stone <4 |to solve the shirt Now that the pastwer era has} buying unused shirts from become @ reality with the down- | customers. They have the | citizens of Monroe | idea that there may be j : »ok forward to dra-| Shirts of the wrong size or | duty . canned | that have been packed away, uf- jon return to his home hare ot | ents . in which were first | “o™ ' the armed forces.) Chicte. the W. C. Stolk, vice ein agua a ” , the American Can of the sapodilla tree the vicinity af Key Mr. Stolk said that the p-| stew with dumplings, beef and| eo, being formerly the wile af Ge roximately 1,825,000 cans of | gravy, pork with apple sauce,| late Stanley J. McCrackin, wite- food opened annually by resi-+ ham with raisin sauce and boned | ly known Philadiphia ard of the county undoubtedly | turkey i porteman. ely increased with the | — = arrival of the new postwar items.) ~~ 2 — —— — ft will be no trick at all, he said, for a housekeeper to put together three or four course meal by making use of the canned foods « should shortly f Among the new foods he listed ind on grocery | ch items as canted ham ee canned bacon, seafood ktails and salads im cans, @ > Paty aS Ngee Tot es he oe ee m9 Lew co whe mee rug mores everywhere—i> ow at Gardner’®? Pharmacy STRAND at the YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLY Tuesday Wiabt, 7:30 o'Clock Vea Johnson im ve “30 Seconds Over Tokyo” ~~ | Speaker DR. R. E. 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