The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 21, 1945, Page 6

PAGE sIx JOINT MEETING OF CLUBS HERE JAYCEES TO ASK COUNTRY; CLUB FOR QUIT CLAIM DEED TO PROPERTY After a lengthy discussion re- "KEY WEST SOLDIER | NOW ENROLLED AT | TECHNICAL SCHOOL | | (Special to The Citizen) WARTON, England, Dec. 21.— \ Enrolled as a student of Cabinet making at the Warton Am Technical School in England, vate First Class Ludwig P. Rob- | erts, 29, of 1304 Angela street, Key garding a joint meeting of the} Jaycees, members of the Coun- try Club, and Golf Club, the Country Club instructed by Dr. Delio ber of the Golf Club in an effort to secure signatures for. a quit claim deed to the building from members of the Country in good standing at the that organization ci tion, and if succe: the ne ary papers the City Commission position. For approximately four years, the J ees have made efforts to secure the Country Club building, from the city, in order that the club could make the y repairs to the building y. If successful in ing the building, any organi: tion desirious of using the prop- i vill upon application to cees receive, all consid- ful to turn over to for dis- eration Moehrke Reports On Youth Welfare Wilbert Moehrke, chairm the Youth Welfare Commi gave an outline of work do’ by his committee in relation to! Boy Scouts. He expressed ap- preciation of the fact that mem- bers of the club are taking such an active part in this work. Four members of the Jaycees are members of the Board of; Review of the Boy Scouts in} Monroe county. Supplement’ng Moehrke’s Te- | port, Jeff Knight and Jack De- Janey, chairman of the Board of Review for the Boy Scouts, gave = resume of the meeting held at the Parith Hall Tuesday night. Jayshees Pledge Support A letter was read from Jayshees, pledging their port in any undertaking of the Jaycees. The letter was accom- panied by a Christmas present | the Committee _was | Cobo, } president to work with a mem-|; Club } time | sed to func- | last j FORECAST | Key West “ahd vicinity:. Con- | siderable cloudiness this after ; noon; partly cloudy tonight and Saturday; slightly warmer; mod- erate to occasionally fresh north- easterly winds, becoming east- erly Saturday. Florida: Partly cloudy | slowly rising temperatures | day, tonight and Saturday. Jacksonville through F da | Straits and East Gulf: Gentle {to moderate northeasterly winds { today, except occasionally fresh through the Florida Straits, be | coming easterly by Saturday. Jacksonville to Apalachicola> witn to- “|No small craft or storm warn- ings have been issued. REPORT | Key West, -Fla.. Dec. 21, 1945 Observation ‘taken at 7:30 am. Eastern’Standard Time (City Office) » ‘Temperatures ighest faces night k3 59 Mean 2-8 ge i 62 \'Normal 70 Precipitation 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m., inches Total rainfall since Dec. 1, inches | Deficiency since Dec. 1, inches | Total rainfall since Jan. 1, inches : 40.11 i Excess since January 1, inches = Relative Humidity 86% | Tomorrow’s Almanac Sunrise 7:08 a.m. | Rainfall, - 0.00 - 0.37 0.86 2.44 sup- § st 24 hours 65 as students in the eight-weeks ses- | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CARLOS’ | MARKET Corner FLEMING and WILLIAM STREETS PHONE 76 Visit this Little Market for Top Quality Foods for Your CHRISTMAS DINNER GRADE “A” — NO LIMIT — All You Want PORK BEEF VEAL LAMB and HAM Any Cut You Desire Eggs - Cheese - Self-Service Groceries and Vegetables SHOP AT ARCHER’S We Have A Complete Line of HOLIDAY GOODS for Your CHRISTMAS DINNER Also Plenty of Grade “‘A” PORK ROAST a CHOPS SLICED BACON *Staple and Fancy GROCERIES *DAIRY Products Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES *Also A NICE Selection of FROSTED FOODS | We est, Florida, is preparing for oat term whiéh ended November 17th.! i early return to civilian life. | Pfc. 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Monday thru Saturday—Hear Our Program and Get Our = 5: 2 Specials. 12:50 p.m. HER | TREE FROM the HIM and JEWEL BOX a 518 Fleming Street * GIFTS of twelve ash trays for use at} club meetings. The gift was im- mediately put into use. 4 Governmental Affairs Committee Reports Durward Tyus, chairman of tre Gove sh Affairs Ro- tating Cor > an out line of the last City ocpariacaci meeting, retorting on the or- di e to be published relative to rezoning the area on .which the clubhouse property is situat- od Selection of Operated U JEWEL BOX eee eit iet M. Max: = of QUALITY JEWELRY and NOVELTIES Denotes Geod a new temporary committee will be made at the meeting to be held next week. ack Delaney reporting on the 2 the Advertise Kev neil, scored the lack of Key West Pocus New Showing of GIFT ITEMS Moderately Priced New Showing of Beautiful GLASSWARE progress West Cc Waiches an adequate fun _—— purposes. This as en able to de- been done to n the city of Donations from the chants were of ig help, Delaney de- t publicity for the city, the, long run help nts alone, but the en- He “tontinued Plastic any great-extent Key West various r Pianos and Boxes Diamonds Bracelets Sterling Birthstones Dinner Rings Wallets and Men’s Rings Other Items city of Key West Book Ends TEMPERATURES Temperaturé aata for the 24 hours ending 7:30 a.m. j Highest Lowest | last 24 hours last night | 35 22 11 45 31 2 10 43 28 12 59 Air port 68 52 Memphis 3 23, Miami 4 49 Minneapolis g -2 New Or 3 32 21 Norfolk 33 24 Oklahoma City 25: Pensacola 36 31 Pittsburgh 2 9 St. Louis 33 9 ~~ nce warm | LEWinsky’s Men’s Shop New York,—There were no PHONE 146 changes in weapons of war in the eighteenth century e: field gun become mobile and the s powerful. the | | Mahogany Trays Station : Gifts for the Man in Your Life in a Store ieee Women Can Buy Only 2 More Shopping Days Remain ’Til Christmas 526 Duval Street Key West, Florida ge gun more