The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1946, Page 3

PRIDAY, JUNE -28, 1946 . Key West Golf Club Made Non - Profit Organization; Amended Chania’ & Signed Key West Golf Club, at a business meeting-dinner last night «t the South Beach restaurant pavilion, approved the proposed emended charter making the group a social club not for profit. ‘The present club has an in- comporeted, membership of 32 + cBons, 23 of whom were pres- ent md signed the amended harter. The charter was drawn ¥ ®& committee composed of Curry Harris, Harry Knight and Charles Smith. Dues and yearly greens fees ‘said on conditions at the Canterbury course in Cleveland. (Lopez is where an addition, ete. was made the first Key Wester ever to participate in the National Open). Secretary-Treasurer O’Bryant that the club now had t remain at $30 yearly, which} $4586: in the bank which does be pajd quarterly, ally and yearly. semi- btedness of $66,000 or is of the property of the Real estate to be held can, « total more than $100,000. Appointed by club President mthony Demeritt to serve with mtil elections in Novem. Merry Knight, first vice pres: ; charge of tournamenis; Golfsmith second vice mt, in charge of greens & Sellers, third vice presi- narge of entertainment, Horace O'Bryant, secretary. wer the new charter, Mr s thought it wise to make position of secretary-treas- paid one, the amount of ation to be decided ition of secretary-treas- extensive since it ul the making of month- and loss statements, sheets, considerable 1 work, plus the placing ) expenditures and receipts scher system, a system uld require all disburse- and ae to be indi. thorized and signed keeping of perman- o that audited severy three authorized the pay- 280 which will be 50 f the expenses incur-| Professional Joe Lopez egtional qualifications in wyille and in the National at Cleveland, Lopez, in an TY ftalk, thanked the for their confjdence in vd on urging from those mabes 5 the accounts} I | Lopez, nok include contracted disburs2- ments of $250 to Lopez; $75 for charter allows, a total ym-! digging holes for electric light two-| poles, three-gang fairway mow- er that will arrive from West Palm Beach this week. It will east $626. Mr. O’Bryant said he had tried to get a sickle-bar for the rough costing $380 but that the con- cern could not fill the order within one year. The same was true of a rough cutter: costing $625. A motion to install a feieentne was not acted upon at this meet- ing though it had a 2-1 instal- lation majority. The cost would be $7.50 monthly and it was de- cided to table the motion until the next meeting. Building committee under Chairman Bob Dillard that was instrumental in getting the im- provements to the starter house where an addiion, etc., was made | were given a vote of thanks. | These improvements cost $2,009 A suggestion, now that lights are installed, to operate a night driving range was not acted upon, Jack Sellers, entertainment chairman, provided the’ golfers and their two guests, Arthur Hollerich, Deputy Sheriff Mor- eno Wallace with a chicken din- ner and other refreshments. Members present were: Joe Harry Knight, Alton Parks, Gilmore Parks, Francis Delaney, Orvis Kemp, Dr. Wil- liam P. Kemp, Williami Watkins, Curry Harris, Bill Peloquin, Clem Price, Bob Spottswood, Dr. John Hayes, Charles Yates, Anthony Demeritt, Robert; Dopp, Bascom Grooms, Fred’ Mathews, | Fred Vinson, Jack Sellers, Boo | Dillard, James A, Cooper Charles Smith, Horace O'Bryant, Mendance gave a brief talk} and Norman ArtnyD., Machinists Defeat VFW Sed Legion Beats B-29’s By 7-6 © games decided by one: gins featured play in the | ‘Bums Trim Braves; ‘Cubs Edge Pirates League last t Bayview Park. In the e, the Machinist club the V.F.W. team 5-4 while ican Legion team shad- 29 club 7-6 in the night- County Machinist-VFW game, b MeCarthy led the victors at McCarthy led the victors at field walked one. For the sta, Domereck, Baker, nd Castro each hit safely. ad f the VF W's fanned three iked two. un R, Hj E. Vic hanapts we oe 4 3 PW, H Vag 2 the Legfon- B. 29 contest, F. es fanned five men and but one for the victors Roberts and Fernandez ) and walked 5 for the R. 7 sega pone 6 Ens. Bleisener To Report To Carrier Shangrv-La B. Bliesener, recently ed an ensign in the upon his graduation rsity of South Caro- 1g his parents, Ma- Arthur G. Bleisen- White street. vacation here, En- will report for the airplane carrier Betty Peake of Columbia, siso a house guest of HUNTER BACK MONDAY D. Hunter, director of lepartment of public to resume his yect t Monday, following his an- | fresh meat and even cold sia will be the last meeting, as the | ce TODAY'S BIRFHDAYS (Kaow America) ‘ Spaatz, commander A Air Forces n. Pa., 55 years ago. «© Adm. William H. P: Blan- nding the»joint Army- nw nie bomb tests, born in New Work, 56 years ago. Hancock fanned } \ | | (By Associate? Press) NEW YORK, June 28—In a night game, the Brooklyn Dod- gers defeated the Boston Braves 3-1 while the Chicago Cubs were edging out the Pittsburgh Pir- ates 6-5 in the only two games scheduled in the majors yester- The Weather Key West and vicinity: Partly cloudy this afternoon early morning. Moderate, occa-| Tompson in honor of her grand sionally fresh, east and southeast|@aughter, Gladys Mae through. : Saturday with showers in the|Siven recently by Mrs. Emma winds. southeast jafternoon ‘ coast andi . scattered’ thundershowers Pay. ony tiv aE Fiore Jacksonville through: th e Flor- ida Straits “and” East Gulf of Mexico: East to southeast winds continuing through Saturday. Velocity’ moderate éxcept mod- erate to occasionally fresh overt the extreme south portion. Part- ly cloudy weather with widely scattered showers. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warnings have been ‘issued. REPORT Key West, Fla., June 28, 1946 Observation taken at 8:30 a.m, Eastern Daylight Saving Time (City Office) Temperatures Highest yesterday Lowest last pent 5 Mean ; Normal . PRECIPITATION Rainfall, 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m., ‘inches —...-. S RELATIVE HUMIDITY | 69% ‘ | TOMORROW'S ALMANAC | (Daylight) Savings: Time) WAR DEAD LIST MISSED NAME OF LIEUT. DEMERITT Another Key West man gave his life for his country, in addi- tion to the list published in yes- terday’s Citizen, it was learned today from a War Department report. Second Lt. Ray E. Demeritt, ASN 0-810328, Air Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Demeritt of 531 Francis street, was a pilot of an Army “Thunderbolt” plane and parachuted to his death dur- ing the bombardment of Char- tiers, France, in 1944. He was never seen agan, though the Anmy lists him “diéd of injuries.” Two weeks after the! bombard- ment by the Allied planes, the U. S. Army ground: forces cap- tured Chartiers. Young Demeritt | was but 23 years of age at the time of his death. Relief Manager Named At Western Union Here} Miss Audrey Kennard, Pa-! ager at the Western Union of- | fice here. She replaces Manager S. A. 2s, who recently was placed medical care in Miami. Kennard works out of the Miss | Orlando office. | Andy Rodriguez, ’ jr., | Clerk of the Cireu latka, is on duty as relief man- | re who will become -the bride Florida: Scattered night anq| Ralph B. Wheat of Atlanta, Pi Si early morning showers along the |™rrow at the other sections. Otherwise partly | Church at 8:30 o'clock. ar. to. “inthe, abore 8 a taint for | wyonce “ino im above Lee ‘of tu ie, Prizes were won by Miss Annie] o day of July! in| E. Avertte, Mrs. Emma Albury,| (i; cloudy Weather’ through | Sdtur-| Mrs. Jesse ones and arah Wi Sibling’ Uae ilae'y Wobk’ wll the following: Mis. Percy M Roberts, Mrs, Harry - Roberts, hMrs. ‘Wm. W. Demeritt, . Mrs, Bertha McConnell, Mrs. George Archer, Mrs. Hattie Baker, Mrs, Pearl Curry, Mrs. Catherine ‘Weatherford, Mrs. Lawton Wat- son, Mrs. Raymond Baker, Miss Myrna Lee Curry, Rendueles, Miss Edna Elweod, Miss Lois Russell, Mrs. Will Baker, Mrs. Merlin Albury, Mrs. Sullie Q@chandarena, Mrs. C. J. Peat, Mrs. Frank L. Curry. Mrs. Janet Cormack, Mrs. Sadlie Jenks, Mrs. Paul Archer, Mrs, Roland Albury, Mrs. Flossie Taylor, Mrs. Ross Russell, Mrs. Horace Averette, Mrs, John Car- bonell, jr., Miss M. Roberts. Mrs. Lillian Knowles, Carrie D. Crowson, Miss Betty Brady, Mrs. Miss’ Faye J. MeDonald,- Mrs. Mrs. Man- uel Perez, Mrs. Louise Thomp- son, Miss Ellie Rae Gwynn, Mrs. Emma Albury, Mrs. Paul Di Negro, Mrs. Harry H. Baker and Sunrise . 6:41 a.m.j Mrs. Emma Thompson. Sunset - 8:20 p.m.| | Moonrise 7:00 a.m. | . | Moonset - hae e ‘ 9:12 p.m. Tonight TOMORROW'S TIDES VEFW Dance Naval Base i High Tide Low Tide Veterans of Foreign Wars, 9:22 a.m. 2:30 a.m, Southernmost Post No. 3911, 11:04 p.m. :27 p.m. holds its week-end dance tonight and tomorrow night at the elub- house, Flagler and Second streets. Music will be furnished by the Navy Band. The public is invited. Admission is free. LEAVES TO JOIN HUSBAND Mrs. Edward Fryzel, daughter of Mrs. Clarence. Shine, 1529 Flagler avenue, left this after- noon for Miami, where she will board a plane for Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, to join her husband, who. igs,employed by the Civil Aeronautics administration, there: PYTHIAN PARTY POSTPONED The party which was to have been held at the home of Mrs, Irene Adams tomorrow night, has been postponed, LEGALS the gage fitious Market in Victory ion Street, intend to i name with the Court of Men- da, di fictit Flori e ist, M County Dated Ju L “1946. AUSTER AL! junt4- in, “unde: the Mrs. Lillie} Mrs. |, Elizabeth -Sawyer, } day. ' SS ee nier Hotel Co. Results and batteries: = intend to “rows ie v ¢ Team R. H. E. urt of MonFoe Boston re une CHOUN Brooklyn BT ee Sain, Johnson and Masi; Hat- | ————————————-- ten, Behr and Edwards. SON ARRIVES AT CURRYS ‘ Téam 4 R. H. E.| "A son was born yesterday aft- is ‘al VEN ee OUD hd Sine UER Chicago : 6 6 1) ermoon at a local hospital to Mr. Pittsburgh 5 8. 2) and Mrs. C. Percy Curry of 321 Kush, Erickson, Schultz and) peacon Lane. This is the third sHANNEC McCullough, Scheffling; Keint-| son and the ninth child born to| 7” \\” zelman, Hallett and Salkeld. || How They AMERICAN LEAGUE Stand | : vs. DI the LLOYD WOOPROW Defendant PUBLIC w Stratton, Currys. GIRL TO MENENDEZES A daughter was born to Mrs. Newell Menendez, 1114 Packard onpr jt OF > Wood Club— W. L. Pct. GB} Street, at 4:20 a.m. today at the Boston . 4718 .723 Municipal hospital. on. the New York 4boe 612 3 | So Will be taken Detroit 3429 540 12 |Navy Housing Office his, order Washington . 3230 516 132 Now At Homoja Project St. Louis 30 34 .469 163] The housing office of the Key|! Cleveland 28 37. 431 19 | West Naval Station has been | Chicago 25 36 =.410 20 | moved from the Navy Yard to | Philadelphia . 18 45 .286 28 | the Homoja project at the Boca | NATIONAL LEAGUE | Chica field, officials said today. By < Club— W.L. Pct. GB| The housing office assists the | THOMAS S. CARO, | Brooklyn - 40 23.634 }families of Naval personnel in | 4 St, Louis 36 26 3} | finding living quarters. It is} Chicago 33 26 2 |open from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 daily Boston s = : of Saturdays and Sundays. Cincinnati 27 -466 —_———_ Philadelphia 2 a me aa \Final OES Meeting : New ces Sian Sasa val Slated For Tonight\™°, Pittsburgh - y “| Regular meeting of Fern| i SERNA EE 2 Chapter Neo: 28,0. B.S: wilk-bet cae eee ta” eens MEAT SHORTAGE | held. this evening at 8 o'clock at I any claims a hd deman jg which i r either of you (Continued trom Page One) were hard to get. Business at stockyards remained slow, | though yesterday's receipt of} ! cattle and sheep were slienay | born at} larger, than the low records of however, was more than offset by a sharp | last week. The gain, reduction in the hog supply. Little Meat Here The meat situation in K Chicago's pd tion during July, the Scottish Rites Hall. This) tr will close for its vaca-| F August and; chapter . se of aid County at Key West, Florida, within eight from the tim publication of this ‘ oh claim or demand vit- ing, and shall state the place of residence and post office add of the Syrranart nd shall september. West *eentinues to be critical. | There “has! Been but a little beef Fayailablé ‘atthe local shops for some months’ ‘arid butchers. here do not anticipate any increase }in the supply within the near | ey | future, sworn eS Pe ee a ee heal a 2 ee eae or her Hn EVORCE MARJORIE ig ogo NAIL, 1 “Enk PUBLIC ‘ATION laine , 3 Nal, Tae a3 1th Stheet, N Wee ashington, D. You are hereby re wired to ap-| ott oe “hie ~ ‘ena i ane Tate as or : drdér iv to be! publi tv Wie a tor, Haghtengaaentted | ay Wee mished Ie ip the City’ of | Done, ans, Bt this 12th day of June, (SEAL) (sd) Ross € Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court, |! pnts Coun: Florida. } vy: Mary K. ‘Dodson, Deputy Clerk, i. ¥ PORPER:, 1; Solicitor for Piginti ark 1-28 ;jul5.1946 NOTICE. QF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Honse Bill No. 1862 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that F. 8. Baker the holder of the following certificates has filed said certificates for a issued thereor numbers and years of issuance, the description of the perty, and the names in which It was assessed are as follows | Cc “ertificate he of Property. Lot 13 3, as recorded in | rds. | in’ which assessed =, being in the | & ropert a e of Florida. | County’ of is ing to law the property de: im such ‘certificate or ‘certi will be sold to the highest } the court house door on st Monday .in month of August, s the 5th day of jun2s,j 7191946 THE ae URT OF THE “ELEVEN SUDICL AC eS IN FOR MONROE ae or of FLORIDA. IN CHAN: CERRY. ane No. 10-774 NATHELLA® NICHOLS, Plaintift, DIVORCE } JASP BR LLOYD NICHOLS, i Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Jersey. required to ap- ae This order to be p week for four consecutive weeks The Key West Citizen, a news- ever published in Key West, Flor- a. Done and err this, 20th day of June, A.D. 19 (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer we of. the. Cirouit Court ity, Florida. Woodson, D.C. ‘ By: Mary aS THOMAS 8S. CAR Solicitor for the Graintise jun 21-28; jut STATE. OF E OF THE FOR MONROE COUNTY, IN AND c SHIRLEY V @ | PAMiDtlRg, -VILLIAM ‘THOMAS HAYE De ee BhICATION con- | fessed. Th order ds to be published once a. week for four consecuti in the Key West Citizen per published in Key W | a Ordered this 13th day | June, A. D. 1946. AL Ross C Saw Clerk Circuit Cs ‘ou Monroe Cou By: Florence J. PORTER, IV, Boncitor for Plaintiff. juni4 of Deputy Clerk. | jul5,1946 | IN THE CIRCUIT count OF TH ELBVE: AL CIRCUIT OF THE STA‘ “i OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNT IN CHANCERY No, 7-335 or: FORECLOS 1, ; Plaintiff, ALTY COMPANY, > corporation a, ete, et al, the undersig nd by ecial ; u f the fin foreclosure retofore Florida, on the of Key 1946, during the * diy of hou sland of Key West, and known on William A. White- head's map, r A but Twenty-seven - described Tract now better known and AS follows: : re ur (4), Five Eleven (11) in nd hots. 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