The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 29, 1946, Page 4

ai ECS w ee eee eer Ore rer er TTT TTT TVW VTY pine : e rstf MH} e doubt was ex- » the intentions of mpany. Steel shortage has “p the ship's construction. . . SITS AND TOPS t top season” in Key West. Don't believe I could have happier as a kid elsewhere “f the outdoor weather always so good, the mg and boating, and a good gang of boys to run with © with a sudden rush. he kids would suddenly that a “season” were in. wet a8 quickly we got our wr tops, or our marbles went swimming. No} time, except that kite| equired a wind. There ays something for the fo. Right now the boys/| ing tops. We used big|« tel bits and had a “lay top to shoot at. This big would chew the lay down bits. Boys went around pening their bits and ready pt challenge. Top m' Se spins the happy hours. the boy into the any harpens . . KEY WEST POEM Browns sends us a Jim But these seasons | Mrs. Thomas Foster entertain- ed recently at the Congregational Service center on William street with a ‘miscellaneous shower in |pre-nuptial courtesy to Miss Ruth Rose Di Negro, 17, whose mar- riage to Raymond L. Carter, 21, jwill be an event of June 1 at the Congregational church, 3 p.m. In addition to the honor guest, those present included: the bride-elect; Mrs. Ray Elwood, Mrs. Edna Johmson;--Mrs:~ Mae :Pinder, Mrs. Shirley Lieder, Mrs. ,Ellen Foster, Mrs. John} Pierce; Mrs. George Archer, Mrs. Wil- liam Knowles, Mrs. M. C. Rob- erts, Mrs. Percy Roberts, Mrs. William Demeritt, Mrs. Janette Cormack, Mrs. Louise Thompson. ; Mrs. C. J. Peat, Mrs. Manuel Herrera, Mrs. é H. Wooldridge, Ruth Rose DiNegro Will Marry Raymond Carter Here On June’ 1 Mrs. Paul DiNegro, mother : of} THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CARD OF THANKS We desire in this public man- ner.to. pay a debt of thanks.to the Miss Betty Wooldridge, Miss Jean|many friends and neighbors, also Wooldridge, Miss Rachel Wool-|the American Legion and Ameri- dridge, Mrs. Grace Collar,:Mrs.}can -Legion Auxiliary, who so Bertie Higgs, Mrs. ‘N. P. “Nelson, freely gave of sympathy and aid Mrs. Floriette Russell, Miss Doro-|on occasion of our recent be- thy Dungan, Mrs. J. E. Thomp-jreavement in the loss of our dear son, Mrs. ‘Thomas Kelly, Mrs. W.jone, Ralph B. Russell, and es- |Cooke, Miss Helen Norcisa, Miss|pecially to the donors of cars and | Betty Bradv. Miss Betty Boza. florals. Mrs. Reginald Roberts, Mrs, may29-It THE-FAMILY,. - Nellie _Richardson,..-Miss _ Faye Roberts, Mrs,~-William’ Re} rdpn, Mrs. Heént'y ' Chrrie Créwson, Ochandareria,” Mrs, “Merlin Al; bury, Mrs. Hilda Salis, ‘Mrs. May: field, Salis, Mrs..Mae:Russell, Mrs; {Jose, Torano, Mrs. ..L. = Hamil si ton,. Miss.~Genevieve Hamilton, * i ie Mrs. Robert Lee Albury, Paul Di-}| * brideiae yt sare ane Neero, Jp., oun Lucretia God- BEST. Ni Ee Downtown Location Will Leasé’Store Suitable‘ ‘for’ Office, | Binthe Si DAUGHTER TO RICHARDSONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richard- son, 639 William street, are the parents of a daughter, born Mon- day at 10:45 p.m. at Municipal} hospital. The newcomer weighed six pounds and four ounces. PARENTS OF SON A son was born to Mrs. Ar- mando Pereira, 2-G Porter*place, this morning at 6:55 o'clock at! Variety Show Ie Ts Set 2 SIMONTON S| | At Methodist Church A little of*this and that oe ee ee feature a variety show program to be presented by the Youth Fellowship group at the First Methodist church tomorrow night at 8:15 o’clock. Songs, skits and novelties will highlight the program, in charge 1of Tom Howes, son of the Rev. C. .T. Howes, pastor of the church, SPEEDY, SUREN RELIEF FOR ACID Many, ballet. dancers adopt Rué- | sian names; Alicia Markova was born Lill GUESTS OF ARTMANS Mr, and Mrs. William H. Al- bers of St. Louis are visiting M and Mrs. L. P. Artman, Jr., "of this city. Mrs. Artman, Jr., was Miss. Albers. before. marriage. Mr. Albers .is connected with Superior Typesetting Co. To Beautify ‘Homes Stores °*Bars *Hotels » Large Color Selection PREWAR 10-02. MATERIALS ; tA tet ‘Woblcmanship few paragraphs of which rks, Anton Dolin pass on to you di, asian asel sve rattling on Duval] < FOOSE SOOO OOTIPE EV AS Where people #0, to play and KNIGHTS OF ‘ [FAS Phone, 177 CALL 1 ens fill the room help dispel our lonely} The regular meeting of Key. West Lodge No. gioon 163 will be held on Friday evening at 8 o’clock. At this meeting officers will be nominated for the coming term. Municipal hospital. was Patr kk Healy-Kay. aa raat ls Venet 19) PIPE GARDNER'S PALMAE Duval, Je Croix Royale Premium California Dessert Wines: Sherry Por. White Port, Tokay, Angelica. Croix Royale Preminm Catttormin Teble Wines: Burgundy, Claret, Rhine, Seuserne, Zonfentet 01 ROYALE Cattreemta WINES EARL WINE COMPANY 20 S. Davis Street Jectsonviite Plerkde Weeds rob plants of “water, ty : one, is ‘ j wai ERT ae PEST ig Oy rats cgeee oat Ta n You say how much—we supply the cash oi your ' SIGNATURE » FURNITURE + AUTO RIDA vices fill the dunes, ! Where natives go to sing old anes “s chairs upon the porch r people whe come to carry the torch. iGva looking acura Boy’ BISCAYNE BOULEVARD AT @th STREET CLOSE TO THEATRES, SHOPS, TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL SUMMER RATES NOW IN EFFECT. Large, Airy Rooms $2.50 up Single; $4.00 up Double WRITE OR PHONE FOR, RESERVATIONS | A full attendance is requested. J. WINFIELD RUSSELL, K.R.S. Heppy Cubans fill the street, St tania bonne tenth brtntntn dn drtnrtnrtndntrtntntrtntntentntrtntrtntnl Where people go to drink and rs at the bar, m the sorrows we left COMPARE OUR RATES WITH OTHERS Armed Forces V ' Recruitment Ad 1. Enlistments for 1 '¢, Dor 2 pean year enlistments permitted t+ men mow the Army with 6 of more meathe of 2. Enlistment age fram $8 to B4 clusive (17 with parent comanatl om for men now in Army, whe may Qny age, and former serviee aaa on length of service. 3. 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