The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 14, 1946, Page 4

Fi ".CR PouR ‘Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock | i i i i! Fe i fst t | f | : [ tf f ' By PATRICIA * Girl Scouts Hold Investure SOCIETY PHONE 535 Ceremony; Observe Birthday and parents joined together anniver- at L . Also ded. The cere-| the wall. the marching! Girls anov: acs ta Carbonell, F - receiving badges carried “by flag badge certificates, second class, ‘# and Mar- were: Diane Auxier, Betty Ann followed by| Baumgardt, Betty Canova, Loret- another girl that has served the @f Troop 4 troop for a long time. Scout San- in| @P@ Silberman was given the _| Honor of cutting the cake. Sandra j receiving the first class badge, this: and Nancy Lane also receiving} jure ceremony was the first class badge, was asked io| ge certifi-| hang the new troop certificate on and Dottie Carbonell, hall @ semi-| Judy Doughtry, Joanne Knowles, The march Nellie Menendez, Ann Sawyer, Nellie Hol-! Sharon Salter, Margaret. Under-| { Personal Notes. By PATRICIA ‘ ey ic RE ATU Sawyer Unit No. 28 of) Legion Ladies — Tonight Went over the top in its goal .; the 1946 Melvin Jones Birthday; Seabee Total new members! — was 28,000: and: if' any-| urges all members to be present body asks you how many Lions, as several matters of interest will) pthere are in the world—tell them he discussed. | 254,000 and that. doesn’t ‘include; : I Leo, the M.G.M. Lion. Aren't you! | proud to be a member of this Puyyypcheon On \ \ at 8 p.m. country’s largest civic organiza- tion? Not only are we the largest’ 4 but one of the most vital. Friday LEO WELCOMES Mrs. Hollon Bervaldi, chairman Our newest Cub Lion in the: of the Division street room moth- person of Arthur G. Bleisner who; ers, presided over the room was inducted into membership! mothers meeting, held on Tues- last week under the classification! day afternoon at 2° p.m., in the ; of Insurance. Lion Bleisner is the; school library. loeal representative of the Acaia-! Plans were completed on th Mutual Insurance Company. May, coming luncheon to be given Fr he get an abundance of personal, day at Mrs. Bervaldi’s hom satisfaction as he joins hands’ 1215 Washington. The menu will with some 254,000 men through-' enclude, baked hai potato salad,| our International Association as' baked. beans, cole slaw, oliv 'Have Play For Division PT. A. A George Washington play was! ion Curry, president of: the P-T! enter the gambling casino. i flag salute, pledge,| wood, Solita Avila, Diana Mol- repeating of the ten! ina, Mary Ann. Howes, Helen ‘Then they were! Howes, Ulipee Lancaster, Betty by the Rev. T. C.' Sue Thompson. Girls receiving service stars their, were Judy Doughtry, Betty t i : i i ¢ Fy were told by Baumgardt, their membership they | dez, Betty Canova, Joanne Know “Gem im good standing in les, Diane Auxier, Ann Wellon: ‘“reenization that serves'Jeanne Navaro, Solita .Avila, thtir troop but also the Helen Howes, Mary Ann Howes, aes 8 lancy Lane, Sandra Silberman, members of they world! Ba , Nellie Menendez and that takes: the fen le. j te girls of many co jes.” “Out-doot cook—Sandra Silber- work. serviee and friend-| man Girt Seouting in troop 4) Clothing—Betty Anne Baum- extended to many new) gardt and Nellie Menendez. Design — Nancy Lane, Nellie gt was then presented Menendez, registration card by her) gardt and tis time the girl was Glass *® candle by their as-| Sandra Silberman » Mrs. J. L. Menen-| Menendez. om the cake. Mrs.! Housekeeper — Nancy Lane, ", Senistent leader, was Betty Anne Baumgardt and Nellie imte the troop and Menendez. her registration card Handywoman—Nancy Lane. welcomed into the troop Hostess—Nellie Menendez and Beumgardt. After all Betty Anne Baumgardt. leaders hed placed the, Foods—Nancy Lane. | Camperaft, pioneer, weeving oldest scouts was, and painting and drawing—San- te light the candies, Then; Silberman. te all joined hands and} ting, cyclist and swimmer— heatly made « fr, the, Nancy Lage and Sandra Silber- Happy Bur Get binging | FFE sevuts T "Basketry—Naney Lane ‘The Glowing out of the candies) Horsewoman—Joanne Knowles.| war given to Nellie Menendez} Rockfinder—Diane Auxier. | F nat f ndra Silberman. = i it and Nellie itt i | f Fi = i it af ef f i 7 5 —s Fashion Show To Be Held April 5 By Jr.-Sr. High PTA Rapm Mothers Plane for & fashion show, to-\ play toes aaa prints, all will be) with # musical, to be held) shown. FS Schon! auditorium, The models will be picked from every school in the city, out of | made at the meet-! town models will be used and duntor-Benior room)aiso Navy wives will aid in cmutihers Tuesda: might Mrs.| modeling for the show. Jemmee Poster, Mrs. Rose Henriq.| 8 finally, a model dressed as| P a bride, complete with her wed- Mire. Jennie plerted ding party, and escorted by serv-| t the meeting at Mrs.) ice men with each branch of the} Hem ugued's heme | service represented, will end the The shew promises to be a) whole show with a fanfare. ater with “what the well The models to be used for the dremel woman will wear”, styles} show will be announced later. for teenagers, clothes for child-| Mrs, John Carbonell is chairman om farmal and street length,’ of the show : Spring Fashion Parade April 21 By Junior Womans. b Members West Junior Woman's; Joseph Lopez, Mrs. Anna Loun- A { v monthly) ders, Mrs, 62: Pas tt rs Lab ‘Worten’s Club. len =Car’ elk, \ Mrs. Fudan Duvel street Tuesday.) Villar, Mrs... Francis; Johnson, | Mrs. Paul Mesa, Miss Mary A 46-'47| Charlow, Miss Elayne Albury and Miss Elissa Moreno. president tee Paul Mesa, first vice pres Conpent Alumni dem Mrs Anna Lounders, sec ond vier prendent, Miss Bliss Meets Tuesday Morena, recording wecretary. Mrs Hefen Carbone! corresponding p— M Picsanse Welker | The president of the Mary Im- eee : re Russell Villar | maculate Alumni, Mrs. Caroline a Y Mrs. Francis Joknson | L. Roberts, announces that us and Jan Lape ectors.| first business meeting of the — gh = the| alumni will be held next Tues- ering Parade” to be! day, March 19th, at her home, 912 eit - aH April 21. Key Simonton street, at 8:00 p.m. All West merchants promise to have| members are urged to attend as ateet q-| plans for the coming alumni jothes for all occa-) P' . —- Sredoted by Rave Key! party will be made. 3 ont meeting i beng held Maseh 28 at the clubhouse. Mrs jimore Parks and Mrs Paul ‘axe t be hostesses for the gent Tucsda Mee | CAC A ETE, Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND ma cusaw COFFEE i of the ub who were) and CUBAN night were: | Try A Pound Today! Walker, Mrs | 5 Florence ee A te Ae te te te nn Se Se tn te te te te tn te tn tn te of KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS All members of the Knights of Pythias are invited to attend the meeting of Key West Ledge on Priday evening at 8 o'clock, at 728 Fleming Street. 4 good time is promised to all. : J. WINFIELD RUSSELL, K.R.S. Ce to iietetetetteteniied vwvvvvvvvVVY that in' Anne Baumgardt, Nellie Menen-| Betty Anne Baum- | y Anne Baumgardt, |} , ue dp dp et pp Ate ted tntntnd finer world. { | ! 4 ARTHUR C. BLEISNER OUR CANDIDATE In the Sponge Festival contest for Queen, Miss Delores Thorn- ley, has some stiff competition and it is going to také the united effort of every Lion to put her roar down the home stretch and place that crown on the queenly h@ad of Miss Delores. (Incident- ally, Delores is the daughter of a former Lion who we hope some- day to be able to reinstate when his duties will permit him to at- tend our meetings regularly.) LEO HAS HIGH HOPES For those new. committee chair mé@n.which President’ Benzy ap- painted last week, A Lions Club istonly as effective as the com- nfittees which guide its activities. In order for a committee to be effective and to do worthwhile things it is necessary for the chairman to hold meetings from time to time with the other mem- bers of his committee. This is something which has been sadly lacking in,the past and it is our men will take the time and trouble to hold these committee meetings at a convenient time at the den or at the home of some member of his committee. It will pay rich dividends in worthwhile accomplishments. WE WERE SORRY ‘That prospective Lion Bill Put- camp was unable to be with us last week for induction but he has promised to come out on Thursday. Bill’s a mighty fine chap-and.it is a genuine. pleasure to extend him, a most cordial wel¢ome. into our membership. YOU LIONS Who have been lax in your at- tendance had better perk up. At 9 to 12, MONDAY REVIVAL Fleming Street | Tonight—7:30 o’Clock “MENDING THINGS” Friday—10:30 A.M. You Are Invited To All Services of the Revival we united to create a cleaner and_pickles, saltines, pie and ice te: over the top. Come on. Lions, let's} earnest hope that the new chair-} §0£4£4444444444444444444444444444444444. Mrs. Gertrude Ricketts Announces the Opening on March 18th of . . . An Outdoor School for Kindergarten | and Pre-Sehool Groups DAILY, WEEKLY and MONTHLY RATES Enrollment Limited Telephone 347-J or 768-R i lili bi i lh bb bh hn i bn dn bn bn bn dn bp bp bp bn bn in i bn nn Methodist Church “The Task of the Church” Revival Services through March 21st of the Div re cordially ‘All room mothe sion street school | invited to attend. Beatrice Moreno In Piano Recital Students from the class of Lonny Epstein at the Institute of} Musical. Art of! the Juilliard N ‘ N . . . . : ) . N ; . N) . N . : School of Music.,in. New: York % N : ‘ . . . : . N ‘ : . . N . . gave a piano recital on Thursday March 7. Students whe Leen pated include: 1011) 1901 Dorleen Brayton, 1522 Ogden’ avenue, Superior, Wisconsin; Yvehe Mirza, 710 S. Webster St.,{ Jackson, Michigan; Beatrice Mo- reno, 907 Division St., Key West, Florida. | the end of March the Board of Directors will investigate the at- | tendance record of each member} | of the club and those Lions who have not attended a minimum} | of seven (7) meetings during the} first quarter and who are unable! to furnish an acceptable excus | for their absence, will be dropped This means that each member is} required: to attend a minimum of, | 7, out of each 13 meetings held! each quarter. | A LITTLE NONSENSE ! “Lion Milton: (recovering from! }an operation) “W! blinds down, Doctor?” Doctor Hamilton: “Well, there! {is a fire across the ida shemtsesiton we f ink the operation wa \ ure.” | OUR CITIZENSHIP | | Chairman Lion Esquinaldo in-| | troduced. a timely resolution la: | week when he moved for the club} | to adopt a resolution calling the attention of our citizenry to the importance of regi ing for the; | forthcoming Democratic Primary) , |to be held on May 7th. For the | information of you Lions the | deadline for registering is April |20th but in order to avoid the | last minute rush register now. | | Strand Theater GARY COOPER in “Along Came Jones” “Enchanted Cottage” Coming: Monroe Theater 4 ROBERT TAYLOR in “WATERLOO BRIDGE” Coming: “No Time For Love" SEIS SSESSSSSISISIS VIS SESS. &, THROUGH FRIDAY FISAFLIST IS 2 SERVIC | e ri : REV. SHULER PEELE CMMI LSI LESS ‘ CITIZEN {the American Legion Auxiliary, put on by the second grade class! A. was going to start a study | will meet tonight at the Legion’ of the Division Street School, un-! group, as they need. four more Monday of 25,000 new members during! Home, Southard and White Sts,'der the direction of Mrs. Eva' hours to complete their points tween 1:80 and $00 pam. "The a | Arnold, teacher of the class, for for the blue ribbon which. is the group is going to study the P. Mrs. Geo. W. Sikes, 'president,!the P.-T. 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