The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 19, 1946, Page 4

*AGE FOUR 71 NAVY NEWS AND VIEWS | By J. HARMAN BRODOWSKI Civilian Publicity Director Key West members of the Mahi Temple Shrine made a pil-| @rimage from Key West to Ha- vena via Aerovias Q Airlines, Leaving the Island City on Wed- mesday, July 3, just before high| eon, they had a swift and de- Ughtful trip. Arriving at Havana the Shriners had the pleasure of » femewing acquaintances with ap- itely one thousand of the lity” and their wives, who made the pilgrimage from Miami te Havana via Pan American Airways. But let Kingman Curry, Sr., tell you in his own words, “. .. om Wednesday night we were on @ur own as there had been noth- @ete; therefore, the majority of the fellows could be seen stroll- img along the famous Prado. Some sat in siesta at the tables placed next to the teeming side- Walks and sipped cool daquaris | and listened to exciting rumbas @layed by native Cuban orches- twas. “On Thursday, the Fourth of duly, we had our banner day, starting with a parade along the main streets. This was followed by the ceremonial of crossing the hot sands and this was done very nicely by one hundred nov- \ ites. That evening the ‘Nobility’. and their wives were entertain-' ed at the Jockey Club, followed ing fine. Congratulations! by a very elaborate dinner and dance.” Following is a list of Shriners, Who attended from Key West: Albert DiNegro, Gonzalo Be- ganilla, Everet Rivas, Fernando Gemus, Bennie Fernandez, wife and@ child; Allison Knowles and Wife; Carl Sawyer, Kingman Curry, Sr. Alfred Armengal, Clifford Raines, Glenn West, Vance Stirrup, Leonard Conly, Delio Cobo, John Park, Gabriel Gutierez, and Manuel Perez. oe. CLOTHING AND COMMISSARY OFFICE * Versatile newsman H. Earl yp in Maine, and due back any Dunean reports the latest and , day now. A Southernmost Gal in Up-to-date news . . . Merville ¥,! Rosam;- Il, Chief Clerk,, has de- ' office regrets the , departure of parted for the Louisiana bayou fountry on a well-earned vaca-| tion . . . Helen Key has recently returned from an exciting trip to Asheville, (the Key West of the Mountains), and Henderson- | Ville, N. C. Miss Key reports the cooling mountain airs are won- derful these warm days ... We lest one ‘of our bookkeepers this the Navy week. Mrs. Orquidea Kitts left: hen her hubby was discharged bom . Lieutenant a, our. Officer in Charge, is on tacks anxiously wait- ae discharge. freedom i | | AAAAAAAAALAARAAS. Paul's Cash Grocery 611 FRANCIS STREET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables MEAT Our Meat is Priced at OPA Ceilings or Under American and Cuban Style Cuts GEORGE PEREZ, Butcher | i rby Nas- ing officially planned for that | recent vacation to nearby | that Tony Martinez flew to. Cuba | . . . Don Cupid reports bells ringing soon in the air for Ass’t. Commissary Officer, En- sign Charles H. Rogers, Jr, THE SUPPLY NEWS quotes Roy Rogers saying Geraldine McDaniel, Correspondence Sec- tion, has announced her engage- ment to Charles Dewey Riggs, Jr., of Key West. No date has been set for the’ wedding . . . We all wish a very speedy recovery to recently injured Charles Lord, who was run over by an automo- bile on the beach. We're pulling | for you, Charles! Ruth . and Thelma Cates are hard at work again, “resting” up from their sau. ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT The most recent scoop from. this department isn’t the win-; ning of $75.00 by Francis De- laney, Chief Clerk . . . nor is it] via local airlines, and the big-; gest scoop isn’t about Frances; Holland ‘changing her name to! Adams. The big news scoop para- mount at the present time is that blonde-haired John J. O'Conner | of New York, is the very proud | papa of a bouncing seven pound, 9% ounce baby boy! He’s tickled pink, while his brave wife is do- INDUSTRIAL | RELATIONS Ruth D, Cooper reports that her son, who recently joined the Army, is doing fine in spite of a recent pneumonia attack. In a recent 1.Q. test (Intelligerice Quotient) in preparation for Of- ficer’s Candidate School, her boy came out tops! Betty Greene, File Section, recently returned from an extended tour of Chi- | | cago and vicinity . . . as did! Supervisor Lorraine White, who | visited the folks in Alabama . Monteen Bryant is still visiting the Southernmost City . . This | ie PHONE 493 If You Plan Your Meals Six days a week! iw Duval and Angela Sts, With One Eye On Nutrition Try Shopping at “WING LEE’S FOOD CENTER Here you will find hundreds of fine, wholesome foods to help you plan delicious, nourishing meals; and WING LEE prices are always done-to-earth ... BRING YOUR ORDER FOR THIS WEEKEND AND LET US HELP YoU! Complete Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries Meat, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables WING LEE’S iv. 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Frustrated and trying to think, H she began gulping large swal- lows of iced’ tea: Then” blurted out, ‘Lipton’s Tea is nice!’ All the while the cameras ground. un- mercifully on—you can’t stop a television show, you know. Ev- erybody was hissing her lines to her and doing some desperate promoting, but to no avail. For the second time, she mumbled something about ‘Lipton’s Tea!’ What did yours: truly, do? Why, Borro Auilo-Tannilire use the Paul V. McNutt, first U. S. am- bassador to Philippines, onetime Federal Security head and War}, Manpower Com. head, born Paget, Ind., 55. years ago. Lieut. Gen. Harold Lee George | heading the Air Transport Com- mand, born at Somerville, Mass., 51 years ago. Malcolm Muir, publisher-editor of Newsweek, New York, born at Glen Ridge, N. J., 61 years ago. George M. Harrison, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Cincinnati, born in Maries county, Mo., 55 years ago. ‘Edgar P. Snow, journalist, for- eign correspondent, author, born in Kansas City; Mo: 41° years ago. Frances -L. Washer of Boston, author, born ‘at Putnam, Conn., 58 years ago. Merlin ‘Hall Aylesworth of New York, lawyer,..onetime_ president of National Broadcasting, born at Cedar Rapids, Iowa; 60 years ago. Archibald J, Cronin, famed English author, born in Scotland, 50 years ago. T looked calm, cool, collected and innocent and let her flounder for a while, then came to her rescue with my lines. Boy! Wotta Night!” COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU BORROW 421 DUVAL ST. 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