The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1946, Page 4

HF & af * ef ile 4 SOCIETY By PATRICIA * PHONE 535 Duncan-Lake Wedding Held At St. Mary’s Church Today \Geneva Kelly Weds im ® beautiful ani impressive weds ng imnalicls were all styled alike, with er j full net skigts and lace tops, but amd Mes tm various ‘hues. Miss Patricia becane ‘Stanzak and Miss Dorothy Mae rs. James; Dungan in yellow, Miss .Antoin- band apy ad scary My ‘ette Field, the bride’s cousin from Byes of Kingspor ‘Miami, and Miss Mary Ninsia ‘The ceremony wes performed! Gato in pink and Miss Elsie Sa- | 0998 om, ot St Mary's Star lano and Miss Norma Nickerson # See. Father Johnson offi-| in lavender. » Best man was Joseph McMa- the wedding, the bride/hon, with Charles Albury, Del- chest & white duchess satin gown! fin Fernandez, William Roberts, with all-over Inte and the bodice, Kenneth Maydqr, Ovide ‘Valdez eevee and t#0 panels running |and John Valenzuela as ushers. the length of the gown were em-| The bride was given in marri- Seeidered with seed pearls. She!age by her father. Serried 4 white orchid with a} Following the ceremony, a re- — @f lace, on top of a 70-\ception was held at the bride's! Bible, bound in white | parents’ home, after which the! honor, Mrs. Joseph an aqua blue i | i it ? u : =F ir eFer HG if§ 255 fi i t er if fe fl Fr *f 2 F iy : ul ly Fiiiedi i : : i if EF : z f af ig ip G li i f I ' was the day selected i Rév. Meltose Avery, at | and Mrs. ourice Dd, {dre ces at the, F sby-| Harris avenue, for the) terlan Church: 'Phe ‘little ‘daugh-| of their seven- i. the name of Janet | dauhgter. "4 ithleen. Prof, and Mrs. Horace ceremony was ©'Bryant are het godparents. ae + +. paar ee ncaoe Lftiyiatnee <2 u Hj i i Hl Te Commander and Mrs. W. Geiilech was born a baby boy March 31 at Coronado, Cali- The baby was mamed Walter Fredrick, Ill, and at birth weighed seven pounds Commander and Mrs. Schiech ere planning on dune ist for where Commander Schlech will! be stationed Mrs. Schiech is the former Berbera Bowser of this city. Dr. Mrs. Renedo Visit Mesas te Key West for the Easter helidays are Dr. and Mrs. Henry Renede and their two children, and Tommy. the Renedos’ are Renedo’s parents, here, Mrs Mrs. Mareo Mesa, Sr. While Me and Miss Bryant Is Engaged Bthel C. Bryant, of 710 Ry Key West, announces the a . Miss Bryant is em- @ the Labor Board in the Navy Yara Egg Hunt Is. Staged In City By Girl, Boy Scouts .| tion of Miss Wahneta Burt and city. : Bae. Som aneire Aguero, | Fay- were, ders and Mrs.’ Doris Thompson. Church Rites Easter Sunday |Ens. Dickey, to leave California|Sweeting, church Sunday school Honolulu, | superintendent. gown. The dresses of the brides- couple left on their honeymoon | to the groom’s home in Tennes- see. uests at Jackson Square USO’ fe Friar Jost iat an ¢ge dyeing ir agrival at, the USO ha Dinas trata tables set up ro eggs and dye awaiting} m. Through the splendid coopera- Mr. Henderson, directors of the 80, wes troop soon was decorat- ing and dyeing eggs to their hearts content. Refreshments were served at the end of the egg dyeing. The girls promised to be of whatever help they could at any and thanked Miss Burt and} . Henderson for a most de- tful afte: Those att were: Carol , Dorothy Weaver, Caro- wson, Carolyn Brand, Davis, Margaret Sawyer,|, line mus, Anne Yates, June ra Mae Hoppins, Jac- Sheafer, Gale Curry, len McDonald, Elsie Lee Thompson, Frances Meggs, Sally Thompson, Mrs. Neil ‘Saun- Breen| Win Bridge Game Ensign Bob Dickey and Ensign ° Mike Breen won the Wednesday | hight Bridge game, held at the Officer's Club, Whitehead and United streets. : Runner-up was Mrs. Madaline Browne and Lt. Henry Rathburn) with low score going to Captain and Mrs. V. J. Faddem Easter Party Set At Church Here St. Paul's Episcopal Church’s annual Easter party for Junior | gd Senié Church School mem- bers will be held at the Parish Hal) tomorrow night, according afternoon and} to Glenwood Harry M. Taylor Visits at Glischs Spending the Easter holidays with Mr, and Mrs, W. A, Glisch, is Harry M. Taylor, Mr. Taylor will return to the Florida Military Academy, at St. Petersburg, on Monday. Deputy W. Archer Marriage of Geneva Louise Kelly to William R. Archer, dep- uty sheriff, in the office of Sheriff Berlin Sawyer was sol- emnized this: afternoon at the -county courthouse by Judge Raymond R. Lord. The Archers will be in the city at home to their friends at @21 Caroline street. Key Wester Wins University Honor (Speeval to The Citizen) GAINESVILLE, April 22.— George Moss, Key West, was among the sixteen campus BMOC’s elected to University’s “Hall of Fame” for 1946-47 last week, one of Florida’s most cov- eted undergraduate honors George Moss is treasurer of the University Newman Club and al- so holds the same office in the Southeastern Province of New- man Club Federation. He is also a, member of tne Florida Blue Key, ranking student henor so- ciety. He will graduate with honors in May. ‘uguuunaannenucuunnennnennacadeagegsenguuanesnevonattgtenentate PATRICIA’S NOTEBOOK ‘unruananguvansncangenduensagegnnanuaseuccnnatettsnegnaanannanin Mrs. JAMES RODDY, daugh- ter of Mr .and Mrs. J. B. Sulli- van of Key West, is enjoying a brief visit in Green Cove Springs and St. Augustine while her hus- band, Lt. Comdr. Roddy, USNR, is stationed with the Florida Group, 16th Fieet, near Green Cove Springs. irs. Roddy is the former Miss Mary Sullivan. i kkk GEORGE. MOSS, of Key West. twas among’the 16 “best men on. the campus” at Tiorida U. elected to the University’s Hall of Fame for 1946-'47 last week at Gaines- ville. Moss is treasurer of the Florida U. Newman Club and also holds the same office in the Southeastern Province of New- man Club Federation. He is also a ranking member of the Florida Blue key student honor society and will. graduate with honors in May. ‘ kk *& Mr. and Mrs.,Dexter Thompson are visiting Mr. . Thompson’s mother,.. Mrs. Addie Thompson, 317 Whitehead - street. The Thompsons arrived here Satur- day. x * Applications for marriage li- censes issued from the office of Judge Raymond R. Lord during the past week of interest here in- cluded an application by Notman Donald Artman for marriage to Sylvia Busto Gwynn. Others follow: Bernard H. Avery of Pennell- ville, N. Y., to Mary E. Torano of Key West. Hiram Earl Duncan of Kings- port, Tennessee, to Orchid Lake. Blondel Hancock to Rosemary Patricia Bottoms of Kelly Lake, Minnesota, : Edward T. Yackent of Insers- ville, Pennsylvania, to Vera Mul- ligan of Key West. Randolph L. Roberts of Key} West to Marjorie Guethle West of West Palm Beach, Albert Diaz, Jr., to Mercedes Gonzalez, both of Key West. Others say . . BRODOWSKI said when Miss Monteen Bryant came to work The Junior members’ party will} be held at 4:30 o'clock this after- noon, while the Senior members’ | jparty will be at 7:30 o'clock. Re-| freshments will be served, and | games will be played. | Your Lodge Meets Fern Chapter, OES, 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month, 8:60 p.m., Scottish Rite Temple. Pocahontas Lodge, Ist and 3rd — 7:30 p.m., Red Men’s Pythian Sisters, 1st and 3rd Mon days, 7:30 p.m. Knights of Pythias Hall. . p.m., Golden Eagle Hall. Key West Lodge Number 163, Knights of Pythias. Meets every Friday night at Knights of Pythias Hall, Fleming Street. Florida Temple No. 1, Ladies of the Golden Eagle, meets the second and fourth Mondays #f each month at the Knights of the Golden Eagle Hall on Pe- tronia Street. Subscribe to Tne Citizen. and showed off her new engage- ment ring, her eyes outshone the iamond . - Mrs. BARBARA | SCHLECH said, after two weeks | with her new son, she would be | glad when he entered Annapolis so she could get eight, hours of linn nl lll innit tanta tan tnt tand din dn dan tn fn nnn tndn tn rtrd tn in tn tn tna dn tinct dn de tn By L. P. ARTMAN, JR. PAARBAAAAARAAAAMDAAAAAANAAAAAADAABABAED NEGATIVE MEN The negative outlook on life is valuable only when one comes across an obstacle which cannot be surmounted, and even then it is a mighty poor substitute for fine human living. Consider the intelligent ant. When he is plac- ed in a labyrinth, he tries and tries to get out through the my- riad doors. He seems almost not able to be discouraged. Sooner or later his patience is rewarded. Thus it should be with most of us in life we should continue nosing here and nosing there un- til finally the breakthrough comes. There are of course ob- stacles which can be seen as too great and which perhaps should not be attempted. For instance, thus far no one here has suggested that a bridge be- tween Key West and Havana be constructed. But who knows? Someday something may be in- vented which will make that possible. Ever since they found out the possibility of flying to the moon, nothing will ever amaze me again. e e BOAT “CAN DO” There was a little boat over at Bermuda, where we trained in the Coast Guard to escort the big envoys over to Europe which wjs a ridiculous little sort of a thing. It was built some- thing like a sardine can and overloaded with machinery. It was the boat which the base ashore sent out when things be- gan to go bad in machinery aboard one’s ship. There were eager and even mature faces in the men who climbed aboard to tackle the problem. Sometimes in a short time oftentimes after a long time they climbed back down to their little sardine can with the same happy, eager fates. Then they pulled off. The engineering officer would say goodby to them and I would ask him the routine question: “Well did they fix it again”. “Yep” he replied happily. Never once did I see them fail. The name of the little boat was the “CAN DO”. Can do—it is a good little title! Can do! It is much better than CAN’T DO, CAN’T kept the escort ships of a nati in repair when the toughest problems had been reached. Kept them going and fighting off} Nazi subs. CAN DO! CAN DO!! e s PUBLICITY PROGRAM | STARTED | I do not think at the present! writing I will be guilty of say: ing that the publicity or adver- tising program for Key West cannot be done. On the contrary I will predict that this winter it} will be done, e ° PROJECTS TOUGH PROBLEM Projects for Key West is the toughest nut to crack because] there you go into real dough. We} know that there is plenty here} in Key West to see and we have} so organized now that the ma- jority of persons who come here will secure that information and not wander around lost in the} cit.y The Businessmen’s Informa- tion Booth is a real step ahead} along this line. But projects is a wide field. At present the projects which are advanced in the making are 1. Beach on south end of Roosevelt Boulevard. 2. An Open Air Aquarium in the! city, which is being remodelctl | by the Navy and will shortly be turned over to the city for use | of the city very shortly now.| 3. Sightseeing boat and sight-} seeing bus. The boat is completed, the bus has just been placed in operation. Then. of course there were scores of social affairs, plays and music hours designed for visitors to this city which were put into effect last winter. 4. Key West's first advertising program since the war was also placed in effect, $300 of ad-| vertising and some direct mail sleep . . . Mrs .HOLLON BER-| VALDI said Key West’s famous | Amparo designed and made all | of the gowns, hats and gloves for | the wedding of her daughter,! | Orchid, and when she designs anything, she really fashions it with plenty of “swish”. | Restaurant and Bar | 218 Duval Street | Try One of Our COMPLETE _ DINNERS | Specially Priced $1.00 - $1.50 - $2.00 Special Spaghetti and Meat Balls CONCH CHOWDER Beer, Wine, Cock: | Du 1 I ELTA A EIGER: | DELMONICO — Rebekah, Ist and 3rd Fridays, 7:30 | SERVE YOU, NO COAP. CA/‘N’T | that a ship from the 1600’s would DO! Let us think often of this! still be real in any stage under- little boat, this miniature ridicu-| water. lous sardine can of a boat which} e e | FERRY FACTORS |pier factors |¢Homes PROJECTS COSTLY Projects are a broad expensive field. City Manager King has | just bought South Beach for $37,- 000 for the city. The city and | county are working on the gén- eral projects and somewhat for tourists ,too. Perhaps the big- gest program of projects im- {mediately ahead is servicing | tourists and getting them to come here summer and winter. The plan of attack on that is getting them down from Miami both summer and winter. e e POOR TOUNiST: SEASON Here is a misstatement I wish to explode right now. We had a | darn poor [tourist season this past winter, Probably the worst | Since the bridges opened. This | was due to people not yet re- ; covering from war shortages of tires and autos and Key West not yet ready for the tourists. For instance our former charter boat fleet of about thirty boats | comprised ten this season. The | high rate of travel on the High- way was due to the continued naval and commercial traffic | which remained high and then added to that a small layer of tourist traffic. If the Navy were | not here I will freely predict the tolls over the highway would have been very low and disap- pointing. e ° MYTH EXPLODED Tell me we're not bad. Many , persons about a month ago when | fiis so called Williamson ex- pedition began its publicity phases questioned me about get- | ting a story. I told them there ; was no such ship in Key West jand The Citizen has never jc ied a story that the ship was here. Also, our prediction was | that it was some sort of publicity stunt. Comes now the first trick- ‘Jes of public opinion reaction in | which doubt in the expedition | finding the Cortez ship off Key West is expressed. It was quite evident that if Williamson did not want prowlers as he blared | to the public he would not then take to the press and radio to ; say so. There were many physi- j cal factors too such as disbelief Continued steel __ shortages, sem to be the pre- dominant reasons why the Gulf Atlantic Transportation Com- pany has not started service be- tween Key West and Havana. Thought in the city last week is that the company is dickering for dock space. Some say that they wish dock space free from} the city. At ail events action started in this column to get up H. E. MOORE CANDIDATE FOR © RAILROAD COMMISSIONER GROUP.4 5 VOTE FOR “MAN TO SUCCEED \ HON. E. $ MATTHEWS (Retiring tn Janvary} MOORE FOR ALL ; FLORIDA : MAKE ALL FLORIDA’ FOR MOORE ? A Square Deal To All PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT To Beautify *Stores *Hotels Large Color Selection PREWAR: 10-0Z. MATERIALS Finest Workmanship *Bars KEY WEST Venetian Blind Co. 120 Duval, Jefferson Hotel Bldg. advertising by the Hotel Asso- ciation. ' FRED W. BROWN CALL 1042 for Estimates A Voter Should First . Consider a Candidate's j Qualifications Practicing Attorney . . . Member Florida State and Local Bar Associations 29 years . . . Specialized th Rail and Motor Legislation over 25 years . . . Deputy Commissioner, Florida Industrial Com: mission 2 years . . . Elect the man with experience and proven ability . . . for FLORIDA STATE RAILROAD COMMISSIONER (Group One) Your Vote and Support Will Be Appreciated (PAID POLITICAL ADV.) COUPONITIS e. HARVEY N, BLOOMER Bill Jones was big and healthy, Of his strength often spoke, But his wife got couponitis And insisted that he smoke. He didn't like tebacco: " She was well aware of that, But she told him ‘twas the cheapest Way to furnish up the flat. So he started smoking stogies; Just to get into the: snap. Each night he brought his coupons And laid them in her lap, Now and then, of course, he faltered When he struck one very rank, , But his wife would always whisper: “Dear, it's money in the bank! Then he'd sink his teeth in deeper, But his friends thought he would choke, And he knew his health was going, But he smiled and smoked and smoked. Soon he wasted to a shadow, His breath he couldn't catch, And at last he got so weak, his wife She had to light the match. So one day he dropped unconscious, She knelt down by his side, “Only one more room to furnish, Don't desert me now,” she cried. “Just a few more puffs, now dearest, Please wake up and start to pull, Sweetheart, dear, I need that washtub, See, the book is almost full.” But Billie now was past all hearing, The kindly light had left his lamps— He had started for a country ‘ Where they smoke, but get no stamps. coming about nicely. Miami has definitely made a bid for the} Like Sin! Now | Grin ferries but has not been too suc-; Showsands Change groans to atten. th cessful. Thus chalk up delays to| a DOCTORS" formula for. of ress sists by noted Thorn- steel shortages and business, ic, Surprising QUICK dealings. palliative relief of pain, irritation, sore- ness. Helps soften; tends to shrink’ swell- ing. ‘Use doctors’ way. Get tube Thorn- | ton & Minor’s Rectal Ointment or Thorn- Cellophane lamp _ coverings! ton & Minor Rectal Suppositories. n | Follow label directions. 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