The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 8, 1946, Page 3

PRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1946 Miss Shirley Y. Pierce Will Wed Warren G. Disspain Tonight At 8 Mie Shirley Y. Pierce will wed Warren G. Disepain at First Congregetions! Church at 6 o Cech with the wedding to be per- termed ty @ navy chaplain Best mon ti be Chief W. L Porter, CSKD, USN. Groomsmen © be C Stowell, EM a Metron of honor will be Mrs WL. Porter, & smaid will be Mig Flore Db The bride will white satin gown with tra i finger tp veil She wil a bouquet af white corn. The matron of honor will wear Card Party Is Postponed ‘The card party arrange Given here under the the Preende of Muss i to be auspices of Club D has Betty Jo Wilson Is Engaged oe ont Me WWW ©8 Peipciane Place, announces! the @Rgage tent @ ther daughter Je, to James B. Wheeler a eon of Mr and Mrs. Cha F Wheeier, Toledo, 0 Mize Witsoe graduate ot Bey West High School, Class cf » graduate of lede, O Clee of 1008 He wo tached te the USS. Howard W. Gilmore, awatting de arge April 2, ive Mo wedding ¢ has been set Personal Notes “PATRICIA tT is @ strik 7. oe new wy nhe » ower mee. Mr. Pinder to ¥ Pot for years and ots euect @nd straght He ving aJot of fun and ae” and full Ms RB dao little © pray in al a y wo he woull m final M: he littl ught th ing from Withams asked y tot replied that si Lerd wes tived of hear her so much that day s**t 4. HARMAN BRODOWSKi HOB ciwilien p director wit = ahertly Civilian Rewse Front in T eotumms about civ at the Neve ablieity miinuc Citizen. These Operating Base we very popu People probabiy ert mage bun { reading @ othes peuple (0 the vem am Ue pepe Mr Brodov okt to here with Mrs. Brodowssi He is 8 Well known newspaper man He ked f ars with gg egnton lune ond ‘other pas in & “ i een sees" is back in > naving come here for . t rv k dome on a wy YOu went ag m Ane M Island off Tat Pia Mr Pet ves Key Wer M Petersen did not « pany t n this toe ze Heres A ne of SAM VEL MeCLINTOCK, 1009 South 1 M Met ' n not fy ~ but the ne daughter MARTHA. Martha 1 Ben yar I and thi BENJAMIN and BENJAMIN SYDNEY. and one daughter, wt named SARAH BERTHA 5S ha grea LOUIS and { the ( chan througt “ Ask etme a pegging he Bay ff M. in uring min is the first one of the top at NOS new and during Wor War IL oS MRS. RUBY M LLOYD. who has been spending the past two months visiting in Key West, left te return ¢ home in Jack somvidle tude» says she wil} She mins this ideai climate and heav- | Sheppard, Information Clerk and Norma Noone. } ~ SOCIETY \) By PATRICIA * PHONE 535 @ pastel blue marquesette gown with jersey bodice and she will carry a colonial bouquet of pink) fi carnations with matching hairdo | The bridesmaid will wear a |} gown of yellow marquisette and will carry a colonial bouquet of yellow carnations with matching hairdo. >. Stowell, EM 3c, will sing the The bride and groom will spend a brief wedding trip in Miami and will then return to Green Cove Springs, Florida where | the ‘com will report for tem- porary assignment. ‘No Chairman | NamedOnOPA JACK SELLERS’ RESIGNATION | ACCEPTED AS OF PEB. 1 No chairman of the OPA Price | Board in this area has been nam- ed as yet following the resigna- tion of Jack Sellers, dated Feb- ruary 15, Miss Yvonne Brown, chief price clerk said today. Those now serving on the price panel are Clarence Higgs, James! F. Porter, J. F. Fort, Olive L. J. Woldridge. on the information panel B. Dulion, Rev. L. P. Artman, Jr., John Howes, Spottswood, Miss Marie Haskins, Frazier. This group newspaper, radio, chureh information and Harry represents school and centers. Regular personnel of the OPA j include Chief Price Clerk Miss ' Yvonne Brown, Mrs. Mildred ‘Four Key Westers Get Navy Release | There were four Key Westers, among a large group of Fisrida resident who Were’ recently giv- en their release from the Naval Service at the Separation’ Center at Jacksonville, Fla, | The Key! Westers are: lent L Rogers,’ Aviation © rician’s Mate, second class, 705° Division treet. Domingo E. Martinez, seamin first class, 618 Canfield Harry B. Martin, Maar’ chinist'’s Mate, third class, Grinnel street. Aubrey H. Hamilton, mander, 611 Fleming street. Social Calendar , FRIDAY Eastern Star Meeting and Ban- quet, 6:30 p.m., La Concha Hotel Girl Scouts, Troop 4, 4:00 p.n4 St. Paul's Parish Hall. * * SATURDAY Brownie Meeting, Fleming Street Church Annex. xnkek MONDAY Key West Players, Barn Theater. Poinciana Elementary P.-T. A. 8:00 p.m., School Auditoriura x * TUESDAY Room Mothers, Division Street | School, 2:00 p.m., School Li- brary Everready Star Club, 3:00 p.m. Division Street School P.-T. A “Ma- 626 Com- 10:00 am, Methodist 8:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., School Auditorium Room Mothers, Jr.-Sr. Hig% School, 7:30 p.m., School | Auditorium. Junior Woman’s Club, 8:00 p.m., Woman's Cluphouse. * * WEDNESDAY Woman's Business Association Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Woman's Clubhouse. Bridge Club, 8:00 p.m., Club. Hospital Auxiliary, Clubhouse. - How To Relieve a Officers" Woman's froutbie fo. Ser goat ‘to the = ice ine 2 eG EQ as a bottle of C Groomllsien a derstanding you m Sanches the cea vit et Issue 35 Warrants For Arrest Of Those Owing Scavenger Bills os ———- Ten-Day Grace Period Is enger service users were warned Over: Must Post $5. og ont a wary-d — period years a allowed for them to pay their Bond, “Tell It To The bills. The period expired yester- | Judge” day and the warrants were made ae up today. Mr. Hamlin said that those) Warrants for the arrest and ap-! i pearance in city court of thirty’ ved warrants would be re- é Hanti no payments of the bills would Tn ea aay” TK Rey Ham ie allowed at the time the police i | officer serves the warrant. Those Ten days ago delinquent scav-) served warrants must “tell it to {the judge” when they make an OF INTEREST TO KEY WEST Announce Death National and State News Of Mrs. Delga do| With A Local Slant News has been received in Key West announcing the death of| Mrs. Diego Delgado, 74, in Miami) yesterday. Mrs. Delgado is the! mother of Mrs. Sydney Mathews’ of this city. | Funeral services and burial By J.W.R. Armed Srevices’ Loss, U. of F.’s Gain Key West parents of students} at the University of Florida may be interested to learn of the re- turn to the university’s faculty of SILI LDISL!s. Weather Summary For February The following is the weath- er summary for the month of February as issued by S. M. Goldsmith, acting official in charge at the local Weather Bureau: -The hignest temperature during the month was 84 on the 28th, while the lowest reading was 60 on the 15th. There were 11 clear days, 14 partly cloudy and 3 cloudy. The greatest precipitation during the month was 1.28 inches on the 28th. SIEEST IIIS will take place in Miami this afternoon. Survivors are five daughters. Mrs. Frank Sterling, Mrs. Sydney Mathews, Mrs. Howard Wood, Mrs. Ben Snowden and Mrs. E. G Gold. Five sons, Diego Delgado, Rob- ert Delgado, Paul Delgado, Eddie Delgado and Nestor Delgado. The deceased is also susie’ by eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. | five staff members. They have ‘just been released from military service and increase the total of eet a taenigr members aase| KEY WESTERS September to 32. * * * Among those who this week took up where they left off to serve their country are: Dr. R. (Billy) Matthews,. direc- 'Drink 15,200,000 Cups recreation center. ciate professor of English in ihe! division of literature and lan-! guage, college of arts and scienc- es. (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of three articles on local coffee shops, written a number of years ago by Miss Marie Capvick.) i Dr. Claude Hawley, professor | of social sciences, university col- lege. Richard M. Whitehead, assist- ant registrar, Thomas D .Ryan, Jr., chief clerk! in the registrar’s office. This city might easily claim the championship for coffee drinkiag ‘Statistics show that 380,000 gai-| lons of coffee, or 15,200,000 cups jof this beverage are consuracd) here annually. ODD DOA AAA BA! Coiiee houses in Key West sre, ae jmore than places where coffee British War served, they are institutions, as} 8 rn much so as the city hall or Mon-} Bride Cries Over Strawberries roe county’s court house. Ther are several hundred places where delicious coffee is served, bat) }Pepe’s leads in popularity. Pepe's‘ |doors are open 21 out of the 24 {hours and from dawn until mid- TAMPA, Mar. &8—Maybe night men in all walks of life may the average American house- |e seen grouped about the whi wife doesn’t get much of a | top tables in this downtown ¢: “kick” when she goes shoping | Here, writers, men who are lead-{ at her neighborhood grocery |¢!S in business and _profession=! store, but a British war bride, |it¢les, artists, scientists, and oc- exepriencing her first such jcasionally one glimpses a two or shopping experience, was as | three gold striper in a service urt- thrilled as if attending a cir- |f0rm of the United States Nav ous jall seated in Pepe's coffee house. | The fresh fruits and vege- Enormous Consumption = =| salilon connaed hes. | Information obtained —_ from She bought and ate on the spot four bananas, the first : she had tasted in six years. |4ink consumed here. Ne: She had to ask what broc- |¢V rybody drinks Cuban coffe coli and avocados were, nev- |This means the Cuban parched er having seen any. jand ground berry made in the She bought a bunch of as- {Cuban style by means of drip; paragus, remarking that in ; bags. About one thousand potlncs London it would have cost pes 26hee 1 Durch $ll. ly by those who have not, Commenting on a steak she {learned to drink the black coffe purchased, she said it would {#5 such Cuban coffee is termed Eee whole month's ration in | Cuban coffee, as its name im-| England. is imported from Cuba,| She cried when she saw a rought from Brazil.| basket of ripe strawberries. al Cuban muls| America’, she sobbed, “is {here where the berry is paren truly Heaven.” lor roasted, then ground into j powder. As is well known, Ame aH IIIII IDO ican coffee is roasted a Bolder a (Florida News Service) wholesale dealers in coffee reves this the enormous amount of Sa te dp dp tn to de ddan tte te todd tnt tndndntnrtndntnlndntntntndndntnd tor of the Florida Union, student) COFFEE DRINKERS Dr. Frederick W. Conner, asco- |'\**#*##*###AAAMasssss sess ss ss n~~ Lessee eaes | fine as the Cubans grind’theirs. \coffee, and each gallon serves 40 ;small size cups. ‘der that during the years he has y never | Who will be Festival Queen? ARE GREATEST, Of Revernas IN WORLD brown, then ground, but not as Coffee house proprietors fig- ure on a gallon and a half of liquid coffee to a pound of ground Pepe, whose correct name is ose Pelaez, is a typical host. Soit} voiced, gentle mannered, wit a deep sense of humor and a love for his fellow man. Small won- jeatered to residents and visitors ihe has become the most popular nd best known coffee house pro- rietor in the South. Pepe gives out some of the’ se- crets of his trade when he says: “I use only the best grade of coffee, make it according to my own ‘particular, method; and drip in a'specidlly arranged percolator. Many Seek Recipe “Frequently I receive’ requests from men who have taken coffee with me, asking that I send then so many pounds.ef Cuban cofive and tell bow to. make it as I do. I always turn-the-letters over to dealers, then sit right down ard tell themzhow: to,make st, as it is made in my. ki¢chens: These are the only secrets in my trade, °s far as I know, excepting that 1 serve coffee that has re- mained standing any length of time. My coffee is made fresn every hour or so, as I need it.” (To Be Continued) but there’s no way around that if you want to hold a job. If you do not get enough Vitamin BI and Iron in your regular diet, and your appetite needs en- couragenent, try VINOL. 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During February it is esti-| Mr. Averette said, mated that about $16,000 was ac-} dicted that most of the x tually collected in delinquent} ers would attempt » City Manager Dave King said! taxes. There is no estimate avail- their cars insepeted at today that tax certificates for de-! able at present on payments) of the period and gt | linquent property tax owners|™ade since March 1 or on the! the rush would go ik ie: oa his bina oral contracts which have been| the deadline date. would be. begun this week and) \.2ge with Mr. Roberts. when all the certificates were made up that advertisements for; bids for the properties would be immediately inserted in The Citi- 2 " Everyone : Baal zen. “Several large property own: vera arg Youth tor Christ Rally ers have already paid their de- linquent taxes in March but the @ Saturday, March 9th rchie Roberts, city tax collect- @ High School Auditorium or, said today that the last ons the statements of delinquent tax- e eGirls’ Trio eTrumpet Solo by Mrs. Duncan Baritone Solo eoeeeee es are being made up now and that scores of persons have made We Invite You to Listen to’ the Alfred IL. DuPont Radio Awards Foundation Broadcast Saturday Evening, March 9th, at 10:30 P.M. from the St. Regis Hotel, New York City OVER THE BLUE NETWORK The two Alfred I. duPont Radio Station Awards are made each year te two radio stations (one large and one small) in the continental United States for out- standing and meritorious service in encouraging, fostering, promoting, and develop- ing American ideals of freedom and for loyal and devoted service to the Nation and to the communities served by these stations respectively. The Alfred I. duPont Radio Commentator’s Award is made each year to the outstanding commentator. Names of winners will not be divulged until the broadcast. THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT KEY WEST Member of the’ Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MEMBER OF THE FLORIDA NATIONAL GROUP OF BANKS SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! Anyone can talk “quality” ... but you can’t build a reputation like ours on a foundation of fine words! We are known and respected for the jewelry that we sell rather than for anything which we might say about it. The enduring satisfaction that a truly fine piece of jewelry brings means more than @ thousand words, We believe that even at moderate prices, you are entitled to this satisfaction. That’s why, whether you pay $7.50 or $750 for a piece of jewelry here, you're assured that it will meet our high standard of beauty and value .~. and give you many years of pride and pleasure.” We expect to move into our new quarters at 514 Duval Street, adjoining the Palace Theater on or about March 12, 1946, material shortages permitting. Watch this page for future announcement. POLLOCK’S | s2wetens 524 Southard aha Station PHONE 465 See Our Window Sponge Festival