The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 16, 1945, Page 5

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1945 SA eee ee CORAL ROCKETS “| TROUPING GRANDMA ARTMAN, Jn. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ’ SOCIAL CALEND, FRIDAY Reunion Dinner. Scottish Rite ' | HOLLAND FELTON | GETS PROMOTION — i Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Felton of | West received word from ‘Mom a oe Writer nd they agreed with me Key Aan AeAannnnennnnne a ee oa Ee etal Masons. § p.m. Scottish Rite! their son, Holland P. Felton, be- — bi enn circles. One chester housewife, 15\ .4 now. but with the same big, “all ng made sergeant. He is now , grag inciana project and! years ago that at 59 she would be gray doll’s eyes and the million SUNDAY stationed at Camp Swift, Texas | ew: pen a ee >a the Navy-sponsored | touring the Pacific war area as aM Goligr smile she was barn with Fellowship Hour First Presby te + | i ¥ in back of Rest sctress, she would have thought started on repert ao terian Church. 7:30 p.m RISE IN TONNAGE wordance at it « a. ¢ if he a MON — : © law reguie-| the Navy nth be peng Dod that hin. dizzy indeed. And if & - Pacifie war area in August 1944, = a = MILWAUKEE._B on io be de 1 4 fur more tha ah yo! a Eve jetween 1 ont weal hen sh s . layed 7 - = Beant this col-| Sted in Key West to house naval! would to en ae oe ae ning St. Paul's Parish and 1861, American tonnage in| diet —- re sonnel and it is a neat beach! bees (Construction Battalion), she since” and Little Geel in + wr __ House ! foregn trade rose from 762,838 to otations an - of affair with beautiful, wou ave doubted her cars. (4: Fever” She took the steam-| »USSDAY 2 B28 ton : Sp} ~~ imnures The West But it all came true—piane t ing feet, the tropical rains, the) “lider ae , oe) 9 ‘ wject, if you go by at! jeep rid egr bouquets, and| ten A Bene Be St. Pauls Parist a Sight now, shows about six light i mght conditions of trav na and this on the basis ef a ba « ’ * ® 4 a © bbe any ether trouper. helped — \ . : w Mr enny »w of the build props, set er . - = = have become available,! en: eal a yey an hes . 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To ' esac make it a reality, Amer lown to % Cc peacetime business - GENERAL M°ARTHUR’S PREDICTION IN THE LIGHT OF THE BIBLE” tar se Seaphowe Comane, ie meses the largest expansion program in the I of the telephone in Florida 7:30 P. M. It's a big order ca y for the ex ture — “ of millions of dollars to pr tele es . arene Subject for all who have been wa g fort This “ ” is one of our first jobs! A greatly e ied THE ATOMIC BOMB telephone program for our Os also in process. Expansion of | € ' service is being scheduled too, [t will include America’s (Greatest Preacher the installation of coaxial cables to handle King of Baptist Orators more calls with spec e © fi - you, and provide more ‘aci for tha cit Subjects Timely and Pathetic ing visual art—te A P construction is to be done and W ser- EVERYONE WELCOME SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE ee es vice to motég vehicles is also in the offing. These expatision plans are being translated into reality as fast as materials become avail- able. There will be work. And work means payrolls. And payrolls mean prosperity. The benefits reach everybody, the advantages make themselves felt in every home, in every family. For it’s that friendly partnership be- tween Florida and the 5,125 men and women of the Telephone Company, working together for the advancement of their state. There's every reason for confidence. WHat Florida and the telephone people did in war, they can do in peace. There will be a marshall- ing of Men, Money and Materials, to build a more prosperous future for our state, A. B. DOOLEY, Florida Manager AND TELEGRAPH COMP INCORPORATED