The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1946, Page 4

ee er ny ase a . x aie, * Bie : os YAGE FOUR * THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | The first minimum wage law A was the New Zealand industrial to excess, fond of external show and apt to be very wasteful. Marjorie Holladay, Joe Allen Wed In Impressive Church Rites Here (By FRANCIS M. WATSON) Miss Marjorie Holladay of Columbia, Ky., become the bride of Joseph Bernard Allen, Jr., 733 United street, at St.. Paul’s Episcopal church last night. — The ceremony was performed which was spent on Okinawa ad ee a. pease and other Pacific theaters. As Your Horoscope_ “FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1946—This curbing of the nature will do/ conciliation and arbitration act “of 1894. person will be sympathetic and much to secure success, receptive; there will be a certain] —, amount of the gift of acquisition press ‘Bermuda Market and a considerable good fortune, But the impulses are extravagant An Up-to-Date Sanitary Market — Complete Refrigeration tani vestryman of St. Paul's church, he is also affiliated with | Dade Lodge, F. & A. M. and the high altar which was banked| psiness. manager of the Ky Chamber of Commerce. _ WHITE at ELIZA Street PHONE 52 |} saphiryy in gage cengipeecer 2 years, he has been active in civic | Bo 4 eek H nek R i leading to the altar were decked | 94 fraternal life i "Key West. "“"l'y os SEtr® That GOOD ia i - SHOP HERE FO! QUALITY } He is a charter member of thé Lions elub, Junior Chamber of The bride is the daughter ofjCommerce and Young Demo-j| Mrs. Mabel Holladay and the crats, having served a term as late John C. Holladay of Colum-| president of the latter two or- bia, Ky. The bride-groom is the! ganizations. A life-long member, rr. Mrs. J. B, Allen, PSHE AGREE AGS . som of Mr. and s em LOOT with palms, tropical ferns and other plants. STAR * BRAND na cusan COFFEE | and CUBAN Try A Pound Today! bi ‘BEEF miPOULTRY | Key West. Fas Miss Holladay was: attired in| P I C a sh Gr 0 c er 73 GROCERIES and Fresh VEGETABLES om donne ent LOS yj “The Best the Market Affords” oon in seed pearls, pointed basque ie 611 FRANCIS STREET = a REPAIRING bodice and bouffant skirt which | > Be or a s fel into a deep tran. The tnger-|> Fresh Fruits and Vegetables {| AaMMIMStop and Shop at Wing Lec’ : tip. illusion veil was held in place |) 4 ! bre with orange blossoms. She car-|> ] Do Y ried a white prayer book Lonkesl y a Asagel Where You Always Find Prompt with stephanitis and topped with ip ih - ey FANCY and G Service a white orchid. Her jewelry con-|) 4 Byer De STAPLE roceries sisted of a string of pearls, a gift!) 4 Shanwins CRISP of the ‘bride-groom. \> American and Cuban Style Cuts { big s FRESH Vegetables | ‘‘ALL WATCH REPAIRING The maid of honor was Miss|¥ MEOROREERES, Butcher P| WING LEE'S DONE ON the. PREMISES’* Helen Roberts, Key West, a close |, DELIVER. PHONE 493 4 and F ° friend of the bride. She wore al wang ex? qe DELICIOUS ruits blue net and taffeta gown with Ss andetndindrtptin oda Stsinke nde Stes gt Aol dialialeiadlinnd nn : cs = carnations in her hair and carried —--= tS ta casa : Tas Priced to Save You Money For All 1), a horseshoe-shaped bouquet of WE ARE READY—with all the, gladioli and carnations. | Ushers were John Spottswood, William R. Warren, jr., John Pritchard, Comdr. Eli Vinock,| USN, all of Key West, and! Francis M. Watson of Hollywood, ' Fla. Junior ushers were John ° \You’ll' Always Do Better When You Shop at ARCHER’S Shop at ARCHER'S for SHORT ITEMS IS NEXT WEEK good things you waht—with sug- gestions for all ot¢asions—with lowest posible prices, consistent with courteous service. Switch to WING LEE’S and be convinced as ‘to QUALITY AT A PRICE! May We Serve You? When you mark some happy event or Occasions J anniversary with WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING ITEMS Knight and Earnest Avila, Key i mages ee | CRYSTAL GLASS, SILVER or West. . Now In Stock—Come and Get Your Share Win L e e’s FOOD | MAHOGANY TRAYS, you not The bride's mother was attired’ J] .7yNA FISH eSALMON eGRITS @RICE eMAYONNAISE $ CENTER only commemorate the event, in a formal beige gown and wore a leghorn hat with black gloves and niatching accessories. She wore a corsage of gardenias. The bride - groom’s mother} wore a street-length dress of powder blue and flowered hat’ with a corsage of pink carna- tions. Organist was Miss Eleanor; Larson. The soloist was Mrs. James Roberts, who sang: “Ave Maria” and “O, Perfect Love.” ; The altar boy was William Ladd. | A three-tiered wedding cake, | topped with a miniature sailor and WAVE, gift to the bride and | groom from Mr, and Mrs. Ed-} mund Curry, Key West, was served after the ceremony at a Jawn reception at the residence | of the bridal couple, 1219 William street. The couple plan to leave today for Miami and fly to Cuba for a.two weeks’ honeymoon. They will be at home to friends about July 15. Her traveling costume consisted of a tropical suit stitch- ed in brown and white spectator pumps, panama straw, alligator bag and natural doeskin gloves. Out-of-town guests at the wed- ding and reception were Mrs. Hilburn Collins, Miami; Mrs. } Ruth Slappey, Jacksonville; Lee St. John, Jacksonville; Francis Watson, Hollywood; Donald Leake, Boston, Mass., Ralph and Doyle Cochran, Toledo, O. 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